Manaslu Trekking

Mt.Manaslu, standing at an elevation of 8,163 meters (26,781 feet), is the eighth-highest mountain in the world and is located in the Gorkha district of Nepal. Experience the last hiking adventure with our Manaslu Luxury Trek. Discover a unique course, cozy accommodations, different facilities, and upscale transportation. We understand that the price of it is slow in Nepal, so we have curated the most excellent services for the Manaslu Luxury Trek.

This Nepal trek is gaining popularity amongst trekkers, offering a barely more difficult and breathtaking level than other regions. Immerse yourself in breathtaking views of the Manaslu Mountains and different peaks whilst exploring the stunning Manaslu Conservation Area.

The path leads to an exploration of the Manaslu region’s natural and cultural features. The Manaslu region is well known for the nice, cozy, and pleasant Nepalese people who live there.
Prepare to be full of joy and contentment as you wander alongside the serene rivers and peaceful lakes nestled among a dense forest. This journey embodies the essence of making the best memories, improved even in addition to the lavish luxuries solely available through this bundle.

The day trip boasts a unique blend of beautiful landscapes, immersive cultural encounters, and hard trails. As you make your way through the circuit, you’ll come across the various terrains of the Manaslu Region, from towering mountains to tranquil valleys, all whilst immersing yourself within the colorful traditions of the local communities.

After landing at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport, you will move on a charming sightseeing journey of the valley’s wealthy history before starting your trek.

The journey starts with a picturesque power from Kathmandu to Soti Khola, where the trekking adventure starts. Hiking through captivating villages like Samagaun and Samdo becomes even more exciting with the aid of the ever-changing surroundings and the friendly locals.

Our cautiously designed package deal consists of all the requirements, along with lodging, lets-in, and informed courses, to ensure a problem-unfastened and unforgettable hiking adventure in the fascinating Manaslu Region.

The Short Manaslu Trek is an 11-day Manaslu Circuit Trek through the majestic Manaslu region of Nepal. The trek offers a unique mix of mountain views, nature, and local culture. This trek takes you around the eighth-highest mountain in the World, Mount Manaslu (8,163m), through peaceful trails that are less crowded than other popular routes. Starting with a drive from Kathmandu to Machhakhola, the trail passes through villages like Sotikhola, Arughat, and Salyantar, offering a true Himalayan experience in a shorter time.

This trek is not just about nature; it’s also rich in culture. If you want to enjoy the full manaslu circuit trek we also offer a 15 Days Manaslu Circuit Trek for  travelers who prefer a longer, more rewarding adventure with time to explore side trails and rest days. You’ll visit remote villages where people follow Tibetan Buddhist and Bon traditions. The locals, mainly Gurung, Magar, and Sherpa, here still practice traditional farming techniques, livestock husbandry, and, in some cases, even polyandry in marriage, all of which showcase the unique culture of the location. Stick with us to learn more about the short Manaslu trek.

Tsum Valley Trek provides incredibly distant and traditional trekking. There is no authority to kill animals since the region has been designated a non-violent conservation area. Tsum Valley in Nepal is a must-see, with strong, amiable, and welcoming people who practice Buddhism.

Also, according to Buddhism’s ban on hunting. It is forbidden to interact with wildlife. Tsum is a translation of the Tibetan word “Tsombo.”

We can also agree that this amazing location has preserved its own culture. The Tsum Valley is a valley located between 2,000 and 3,500 meters above sea level. It is in the Gorkha region of western Nepal (6,600 to 11,500 ft).

The Manaslu Conservation Area Permit, founded in 1998, has control over the valley. There are 33 communities in the valley, and there are 529 homes and 1,810 people overall.

The Tsum Valley Trek passes through the vast and uncharted area of the “Tsumbas.” It is mostly inhabited by the Gurung ethnic group.

It ascends to the Budi Gandaki River and Manaslu route. The Tsum Valley Trek region has a lengthy Buddhist heritage. Because is popular that, Milarepa, a Buddhist sage. He meditated in a cave amid the Tsum mountains.

Therefore, among the various festivals celebrated in the area are Lhosar, Dhacyhang, Saka Dawa, and Fanning. Also, it has a lot of monasteries, stupas, chortens, and Mani (Prayer) walls. The longest is nearly 250 meters long. From the Philim, do the 1905-meter hike to Lhokpa on the right.

From 1,905 meters at Lhokpa to more than 5,093 meters at Ngula Dhojhyang crossing on the Tibetan border. The height of the Tsum Valley trip varies. High passes, Yamcho Pass (5,326m) to the north and Ngula Dhoj Hyang (5,093m) to the west encircle the Valley.

On the Tibetan border, Thapla Bhanjyang is the highest peak at 5104 meters. Mu Gompa, which is 3700 meters away, is the last site to spend the night. The Baudha Himal is 6672 meters and Himalchuli is 7893 meters, both in the west. The Ganesh Himal ranges in the south, and the Sringi Himal 7161 meters, both in the north, encircles the valley.

Looking for a peaceful trekking experience in Nepal that also hits you with a dopamine rush? Then the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek is one of the best options you’ll get. It’s a newly emerging trekking route along the Great Himalayan Trail that combines the Manaslu Circuit with the Tsum Valley Trek, taking you to the remote Beyul Kyimolung, also known as the “Hidden Valley of Happiness”. You’ll get to meet and greet with a very unique Tibetan tribe here. They are called the Tsumbas.

This trek is a wonderful alternative to the Annapurna Circuit trek, as the Manaslu region is filled with tall snow-capped mountains. So, you get attractive views of Mount Manaslu (8,163 m), Himalchuli (7,893 m), Ngadi Chuli (Peak 29) (7,871 m), Shringi Himal (7,161 m), Himlung Himal (7,126 m), Ganesh Himal II (7,118 m), and Simnang Himal (6,251 m), and more. However, it requires special permits to enter, as you’ll trek through the Manaslu and Annapurna Conservation Areas, and the restricted Tsum Valley and Manaslu Circuit.

Lower Manaslu Trek route is one of the nice less touristy routes in the Manaslu region.  But this route covered historical, religious, ecological, cultural importance, and view of mountains. It has every potential feature as one of the favored tourist destinations of Nepal. However, due to a new trekking route, the number of tourists is very low in this region.

Besides the Manaslu circuit trek, the Lower Manaslu route offers moderate trekking, historical tours, pilgrimage tours, agro-tourism, a community lodge, and a homestay system. Lower Manaslu area local people are very friendly and have good hospitality to the visitor. During the time period of the 17th century, King Prithvi Narayan Shah ruled in Gorkha. The founder of the `Shah Dynasty’ which ran Nepal for 240 years, unified Nepal into one kingdom.

Lower Manaslu Trek begins from Piplechhap near the famous Manakamana Temple. Through Gorkha Bazaar, Sirandanda, Barpak, Laprak, Nambai Kharka, and Dharchye Danda before concluding at Gyampesal. Accommodation is mostly in homestay or camping as normal lodging is available on this trekking route.

Dharchye Danda is one of the major viewpoints from where admiring the panoramic view of the Himalayan and some summits: Langtang, Ganesh Himal, Buddha Himal, Himalchuli, Manaslu, Annapurna, and others.

Tsum Valley, Larkye Pass, and Nar Phu Valley are just a few of the extensive trekking routes that make up the Ultimate Manaslu Trek. Due to the restricted locations, these three pieces require specific licenses. You may avoid the crowds and forget about the classic Annapurna Pathways on the Manaslu Circle Trek in Nepal.

This hike gives some of the greatest vistas of the Annapurna region. A secret and adventurous journey in Nepal is the Ultimate Manaslu Trek. We are searching for hikers who have a lengthy vacation. The wonderful thing about the great Himalayan trail route is that it gives hikers a range of adventure experiences, which is what makes Nepal so special.

Discover the most magnificent flora and animals, snow-capped mountains, and high glacier lakes. Many Nepalese cultural landmarks, such as traditional Tamang and Sherpa towns, lie along the route.

The Ultimate Manaslu Trek is specifically designed for those on extended vacations who enjoy the greater adventure. The dilemma is that Ultimate Manaslu Trek doesn’t finish where it begins again. In 31 days of trekking, we label it the Ultimate Manaslu Trekking. It passes via Tsum Valley, the Manaslu Circuit Trek, a less traveled section of the Nar Phu Valley Trek, and the Annapurna Hidden Valley.

The Manaslu Circuit trip is frequently compared to an uncrowded Annapurna. It lies in a location where travel is still difficult and was until the early 1990s off-limits to foreigners. It is a beautiful and less-used trail and is not nearly as high as the Annapurna circuit trek. From the subtropical Himalayan foothills to the dry Trans-Himalayan high meadows bordering Tibet, the Manaslu Region is.

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How many treks are there that are both remote and culturally and historically significant, provide camping as an accommodation, take you through thrilling passes, and satisfy your trekking hunger? The answer is a few. And in that list lies the Rupina La Pass Trek. It takes you to the ancient Gorkha district, the birthplace of modern Nepal. Further, it takes you to the Tsum Valley, whose Tibetan culture enriches your journey as you walk and culturally immerse yourself in this trek. Then there is camping that allows you to sleep beneath the Van Gogh-esque starry sky.

Rupina La Pass Trek lies in the Gorkha District and starts from the Barpak Village. Throughout the trek, you will pass through the Manaslu Conservation Area. Later, you will enter the Tsum Valley and explore the region. This remote and difficult trek covers around 160 km and takes about 20 days to complete, with an average of 5 to 7 hours of daily walking. The natural beauty of mountains like Baudha Himal, Himal Chuli, and Ganesh Himal ranges on the Rupina La Trek adds to the experience. So, if you are seeking a silent trail with camping as an option, this is the trek for you.

The Manaslu Circuit trek goes around Manaslu, the eighth-highest mountain in the world (8,156 m/26,758 ft). The trek to remote Manaslu begins with a drive from Kathmandu to Arughat, followed by a journey to Soti Khola, which takes a full day before you reach the trekking area to start your trek. The trek opened in 1992 and has since gained popularity, largely due to its amazing natural beauty and pristine surroundings. The trek takes place near the Nepal-Tibet border; therefore, you can see a blend of Hindu and Buddhist cultures along the trail. You will hike through nice forests filled with rhododendron, pine, cedar, birch, and juniper trees, as well as beautiful meadows.

As you continue along the Manaslu route, you will notice a marked change in the land formation, as you will see distinct river gorges cut by the Budhi Gandaki River. The suspension bridges will sway slightly over the roaring river as you cross from one village to the next, both villages on their respective hill sides. With each turn you take, the sheer beauty of the snow-capped peaks before you, of Manaslu included, will leave you speechless with awe and admiration. Prayer flags will blow with the wind, carrying mantras and blessings to the next valley as you make your way through, and there are old monasteries that leave you seeing and understanding how important this part of the world is in relation to growth, spirituality, and connection. Additionally, it is mandatory to bring microspikes or crampons for the trek. For connectivity, we recommend using an NTC SIM, as it provides better coverage in remote areas.