Manaslu
Trek 5200m, Strenuous (18 days trek / total 22 days)
This
is one of the most challenging, remote, and
spectacular treks that Nepal has to offer. There are
the subtropical lowlands where tobacco and wheat are
grown, and where the dress and appearance of people is
more typically 'Nepali', but still far removed from
the hustle and bustle and development of parts of east
Nepal or the Annapurna circuit. There are the
highlands (called Nupri), where the cultue, dress,
speech, food - and even the products in the shops -
tell a story of a centuries-long affinity with and
descent from Tibet. There are frozen lakes and Tibetan
monasteries, and in the lower reaches of the trek,
that wonderfully syncretic mix that is Nepali culture
and religion, for example, the Gurungs of the middle
hills, who speak a completely different language from
their namesakes just west in the Annapurna region and
who practise religion on every part of the Hindu-buddhist
spectrum. The thriving trade between Nupri and Tibet
continues along the same ancient routes that criss-cross
the path of the trek.
When you make your way up the very challenging trails
along the near perpendicular Buri Gandaki Valley, the
highlights of the landscape are the spectacular
Manaslu (8,156 m), the seventh highest peak in the
world and the sixth-highest in Nepal, as well as
Himlung (7,126 m), Annapurna II ((7,937 m), Himalchuli
(7,893 m), and Ngadi Chuli (7,879 m). The flora and
fauna range from sal, oak, bamboo, and rhododendron
forests to juniper and birch forests, and langur
monekys to blue sheep and impeyan pheasants, Nepal's
national bird.
Day
Program
Day 01
You will be picked up by
our representative from airport and transfer to
the hotel.
Day 02
Free day in kathmandu, night at hotel.
Day
03-20 trek as per program given below;
Day 03
On
the bus to Gorkha, where camp will be set up.
Day
04
A
relatively easy day's lowland walk through to Kanchowk.
Day
05
Through fields and forests to Arughat (600 m), the
entry point to the Buri Gandaki valley.
Day
06
Labubesi (880 m).
Day
07
Khorlabesi (940 m).
Day
08
Today
there are fields of tobacco and buckwheat, steep ridge
walks with plenty of ascents and descents, hot springs
and a comfortable stone staircase followed by a
landslide, ridge walks, and more stairs to Jagat
(1,410 m).
Day
09
Nyag
(2,300 m), with a majestic view of the river.
Day
10
Ghap
(2,100 m),
Day
11
Lho
(3,180 m), from where there is an imposing view of
Manaslu.
Day
12
Samagaon (3,550 m), famous for its gomba. Here there
are women weaving and non-celibate monks living out
their daily family lives, as well as yaks and horses,
readed for trade with Tibet as well as over the Larkya
La Pass into the Manang part of the Marsyangdi valley.
Day
13
Samdu
(3,860 m), which also serves as an important trading
post for the trade with Tibet.
Day
14
Larkya Bazar (4,480 m).
Day
15
Today
you cross the stunning Larkya La (5,140 m). Bimtang
(3,750 m). As late as 1950 this was one of the biggest
market centres in the trade between Nepal/ Nupri and
Tibet, and even today it is a major transit point in
the trade between Nupri and the Marshyangdi valley.
Day
16
A
walk through forests of pine, oak and rhododendron,
ridges, bridges, and pastures takes you into the paved
village of Tilije (2,785 m).
Day
17
to
Chamje (1,410 m )
Day
18
Skip
along past landslides and waterfalls alongside
forests, across bridges and on boulders to reach
Bhulbhule (840 m).
Day
19
It's
an easy walk to Besisahar, where you can catch some
local small-town atmosphere.
Day
20
On
the bus from Besisahar to Kathmandu.
Day
21
Free day
in Kathmandu for shopping.
night at hotel .
Day
22
Airport transfer or back
to home.
Cost per person in US $ Dollars
Type
1person
2-4
person
5-8
person
9-15
person
Camp
xxx
1027
919
847
Cost quoted on itineraries
includes:
Airport-hotel transfer at
arrival and departure
Domestic land and air
transport as described in itinerary
Four nights tourist class
accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast
All trekking and
conservation area and national park permit fees
,also
the permit fees for the Restricted Areas Manaslu
(US$180/ 14 days).
For camping or
tented Trek
All meals, camping gear
(except sleeping bags) such as tents, kitchen
equipment etc, salaries and insurance for guides,
sherpas, cooks, porters (12 kilos per person
personal belongingsetc
during tented treks.
For Tea House or Lodge Trek
All lodge
accommodation, breakfast, salaries and insurance for
guides, sherpas, sardars,
porters (12 kilos per person personal belongingsetc
during lodge treks. Please note that lunch and
dinner are not included in lodge trek costs.
* Re-confirmation of flight
Cost
quoted does not include:
Your international flight
into and out of Nepal
Travel insurance
Domestic and international
airport taxes
Lunch, dinner, drinks in
Kathmandu (US$4-8 per day)
Lunch, dinner, drinks in
lodges on teahouse treks (US$4-8 per day)
Tips, souvenirs or other
shopping
Note: The full details of the program day
by day itinerary,will be provided on your request.We do
organize any program with different option.