13 Days Manaslu Circuit Trek

Hi travelers from across the globe, welcome to Nepal! We present you the best trekking itinerary to explore the majestic home of the world’s 8th tallest mountain Mt. Manaslu (8163 m). There are countless trekking packages for you to choose with us to explore the region. Out of all these trekking packages, the 13 Days Manaslu Circuit Trek is uniquely designed to meet the demands of every travelers. Our main purpose to knit the trekking itinerary is to make sure that you cover almost every side areas from the trail. Besides the Tsum Valley, there is one destination which is possible from the trail. Nowadays, lots of travelers are asking this route that includes the visit to the Tibetan border.

Yes, the 13 Days Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal ensures that you are fully into the areas of the region. From the Samdo village, you can also explore the border areas. Visiting the border areas during the trek means that you get to see the diverse landscapes up in the Himalayas. Therefore, we guarantee you that the journey can be the most momentous one in terms of attractions especially the Himalayan attractions. Remember that the package is specially designed by our travel planners together with the local experienced trekking guide.

Lots of people are inquiring about the prospect of doing the Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal. Nowadays, the popularity of the trail is even more than the Annapurna Trek and Everest Trek in Nepal. Diversities in people, landscapes, and vegetation make the trek adorable for all. Every corners of the trail offer great scenery worthy to be imprinted for life. Therefore, trekking in the Manaslu region Nepal worth every penny spent. Don’t forget to talk with our local experts to plan the right time to do the trek. Furthermore, we are also the best trekking company that employs only the locals from the trekking region.

Why add Tibet Border Visit in 13 Days Manaslu Circuit Trek itinerary?

The major principle of organizing the trekking trips in Nepal from our company is to help people experience different from others. We strive to provide the services beyond expectations. For us, trekking is not only about walking in the Himalayan trails but also to make friends and become family members. Adding the Tibetan border visit in the 13 Days Manaslu Circuit Trek itinerary has two reasons. One reason is to make sure that you are fully acclimatized before crossing the Larke La Pass (5106 m). Another reason is to provide you chance to explore possible side trip destination from the Manaslu Circuit Trek route.

The addition of Tibet Border hike from Samdo Village ensures safety to trekkers. In fact, safety is our biggest priority. The increase in the number of days doesn’t mean that you miss out on the things. In fact, it is about smartly planning for the trek. Northern side of Nepal is border with Tibet (Autonomous region of People’s Republic of China). Most of the places are listed as the restricted regions of Nepal. The Geo – Political reason and government’s aims to protect the unique culture and natural heritages of the region are the major reasons behind keeping any region as restricted. So, bear it with us! Even if it is the restricted region, proper permit and trekking with a licensed trekking guide can make it possible for exploration.

Highlights of Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal

As mentioned above, the journey of the 13 Days Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal has many highlights to knit in your travel tale. From ancient monasteries to diverse landscapes, and from mountains to the deep valleys, the trail offers best trekking experiences. Trekkers don’t need to worry about getting back the investment made for the trek. Here is the highlight list of the Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal.

• Home of the world’s 8th tallest mountain Mt. Manaslu (8163 m)

• Diverse landscapes (Valleys, Mountain Passes, Rivers, Lakes, Waterfalls, Glaciers, and Moraines)

• Vegetation Diversity (Sub – Tropical, Temperate Deciduous, Alpine, and Tundra)

• Wildlife and Himalayan environment

• Multi – Ethnic Villages including Tsum  Valley and Nubri People

• Larke La Pass (One of the longest passes of Nepal)

• Manaslu and Annapurna region’s Exploration

• Ancient Monasteries & Milarepa Caves

Can a solo traveler do the Manaslu Trek in Nepal?

Yes, finally a solo traveler can also do the Manaslu Trek in Nepal as per the latest decision of Nepal Government. Earlier, solo trekker had to either join the group or book the permit with the ghost trekker. Now, it is legal and you can trek solo. Previously, a group of at least two trekkers were needed for the trek. Besides the rule, other requirements are as it is. You are not allowed to trek without the guidance of Nepal government registered trekking company and licensed trekking guide. The rule is amended after lots of requests from travelers across the globe. Nepal government and trekking agencies are expecting increase in the number of trekkers after this change in the rule to do trekking in Manaslu.

Does Tibet Border Hike from Samdo help in acclimatization before Larke La Pass crossing?

Absolutely true that the addition of the Tibet Border Hike from Samdo helps in acclimatization before crossing the Larke La Pass (5106 m). Upon reaching the Samdo village (3880 m), trekkers spend afternoon time exploring the area and reaching the top of the Samdo Ri Peak. The following day, the hike to the border area can be challenging but it is absolutely in tune with the rule of the acclimatization. Travelers reach the Tibetan border which is at an altitude of 4700 m above sea level. They return back to Samdo village for overnight stay. Trek high and sleep in low altitude is the basic principle of acclimatization. Therefore, the addition of Tibet border hike from Samdo village helps in proper acclimatization.

What to expect during Larke La Pass crossing?

Expect to start the trek early in the morning before dawn. The trek starts around 4 am in the morning. The weather conditions up in the mountainous region of Nepal is stable in morning time. Moreover, the section between Dharmasala and Bimthan Village via Larke La Pass is the longest one which is about 18 kilometers. It takes about 8 to 10 hours to complete the section. So, expect a long tiring day of walking. The route is usually covered in snow and until you reach the top of the pass. Beyond the Larke La Pass (5106 m), expect rugged and rough downhill trail all the way to the Bimthang village. During winter season or during snowfall, there are chances of snowstorm too. So, be careful and always heed the instructions of your trekking guide.

From where to start the Manaslu Circuit Trek? Which is the trail end of the trek?

Modern trail head of the 13 Days Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal is from Machha Khola. Soti Khola used to be the old trail head. However, some trekking guides prefer to start the trek from Jagat village as well. Once the road conditions improve in this section, the trek can be started from the Jagat village. Moreover, the change in the trail head can decrease the number of trekking days.

Few years before, trekkers had to trek all the way to Dharapani to meet the jeep to Besisahar. It’s not the case anymore. Once you have reached the village of Tilje from Bimthang, you can get the jeep to Besisahar. Therefore, trekkers no longer need to stay another night and they can directly reach the city areas of Besisahar.

What are the major monasteries present in the Manaslu Trek route?

The route of the 13 Manaslu Circuit Trek traverses through several ancient monasteries. Therefore, the trail is also called as the divine spiritual path through the mystical valleys where 8th Eons Monks once meditated. The presence of countless monasteries and chortens along the trail proves that the place was once blessed by gods and goddesses. All these monasteries are based on the traditional Tibetan Buddhism followed by Tsum and Nubri People. Pungyen Monastery, Samdo Monastery, Samagaon Monastery, Serang Monastery (one night two days away from main Manaslu Circuit Trek route), and Shyala Monastery are the major monasteries present in the Manaslu Trek route.

Is the Larke La Pass closed during winter season in Nepal?

In extreme weather conditions due to heavy snowfall, the Larke La Pass is closed for safety reasons. The chances of snowstorms are high during winter season and when it snows heavily. Therefore, winter Manaslu Circuit Trek is until the Samdo Village and it includes the Manaslu Base Camp hike as the major activity up in the mountains.

Role of Nepal High Trek and its staff during the Manaslu Trek

The staffs of the Nepal High Trek have huge role to make sure that you do the successful trekking in the region. From permit preparation to trek management, the staffs work relentlessly to make sure that you enjoy the hassle free journey up in an abode of the world’s 8th tallest mountain Mt. Manaslu. Safety, information, logistic management, and travel companionship are the services provided by the staffs of the company.

Why book the Manaslu Trek package with the Nepal High Trek?

Booking the 13 Days Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal with us means that you are traveling with the experts. Our policy is simple as we employ qualified locals for trekking and offer the packages in reasonable rate. Furthermore, we strive to give you back every penny spent in the form of splendid memories.