Arrival in Kathmandu with transfer to hotel.

Kathmandu - Upon arrival at Kathmandu International Airport, travelers will be greeted by guides and staff and transferred to their hotels. After checking in, they will participate in a group briefing about the Manaslu Circuit, including important guidelines and enjoy a group dinner at a traditional Nepalese restaurant.

Drive from Kathmandu to MachhaKhola (890 m) (157 Km - 9/10 hours)

Machhakhola - The exciting journey of the Manaslu Circuit trek begins with a long drive to the warmer regions of the Gorkha district, reaching Arughat, a moderate-sized town with a subtropical climate. The drive continues on a dirt road for an hour to reach Machha-Khola, a small farming village evolving into a town due to improved road access, for the first overnight stay.

Trek from Machhakhola to Jagat 1,410 m – 7/8 hrs.

Jagat - From the fishing village of Maccha-Khola, the trek follows the Buri-Gandaki River upstream to Khorla-Beshi, then on a winding path to Tatopani, a village known for its natural hot springs. If time permits, travelers can enjoy a warm bath before continuing the trek to Jagat village for an overnight stay. Jagat is a charming and sizable village with numerous shops and well-stocked stores, offering simple yet comfortable lodges.

Trek from Jagat to Deng 1,860 m – 7/8 hrs.

Gorkha - After a pleasant night in Jagat village, the trek ascends past rural farm villages, descends to cross a bridge to Nugget, and reaches Philim, a large village in this remote farming region. The trek continues through farm terraces of wheat and barley, climbing above a rocky ridge within a bamboo forest to reach Deng village for an overnight stop.

Trek from Deng to Namrung 2660 m – 7/8 hrs.

Gorkha - The morning trek from Dyang leads to cooler regions with increased altitude. The route ascends to a riverside at Bihi Bazaar, a small village. From Bihi, the trek follows the Buri Gandaki River, crossing it to enter small farm villages and fields of barley, wheat, and millet, reaching Numrung village. The trek continues past Banjham, Lhi, and Sho, with an ascent to Shrimp village and Lo Gaon, offering excellent views of Manaslu’s North Face.

Trek from Namrung - Shyala 3,520 m – 7/8 hrs.

Gorkha - After Namrung, the tree line fades, leaving only juniper bushes and willow trees. The trek follows a scenic path with mountain views, concluding at Sama-Gaon for an overnight stay. Sama-Gaon is one of the largest villages in the remote North Mid-West Himalaya, located on the route to Manaslu base camp, Larke-la pass, and the Tibet border.

Trek to Samagaun via Pungyen Monastery Hike

Samagaun - After a hearty breakfast, the trek to Samagaun captivates the senses over 6 to 7 hours. The trail offers breathtaking views of Mount Manaslu, leaving travelers in awe of its majestic presence. In Lho village, trekkers pause to admire the mesmerizing view of Mount Manaslu’s snow-capped summit. Continuing to Syala, another vantage point provides a stunning perspective of this mighty mountain, leaving a lasting impression of nature’s unparalleled beauty.

Day Hike to Manaslu Base Camp 4800m or Rest Day

Gorkha - A rest day in Sama Gaon is ideal for acclimatization before climbing to the high Manaslu base camp at 4800 m. Travelers can explore this fascinating village, which shares cultural and traditional similarities with Tibet.

Trek from Samagaun to Samdo (3860 m) – 4/5 hrs.

Gorkha - After a pleasant stay in Sama Gaon, the route ascends to Samdo. The trek to Samdo is relatively short but slower due to high altitude and dry air. Samdo village, the last settlement before the Larke-la base and pass, offers an overnight stay. The village has a strong Tibetan influence due to its proximity to the Tibet border, where trade continues.

Trek from Samdo to Dharmasala (4460 m) – 4/5 hrs.

Gorkha - The journey begins with a downhill trek to the Budhi Gandaki River, followed by a river crossing and an ascent through Larkya Bazaar and the Valley of Salka Khola to Dharmasala. Although not a lodge, Dharmasala is a convenient overnight stop, located 7 km away, taking about 4 hours to reach. Travelers may spot blue sheep in this area, also known as Larke Phedi.

Trek to Bhimtang (3720 m) via Cross the Larky La Pass (5106 m) -7/8 Hrs

Gorkha - An early morning start leads to the top of Larke-la Pass at 5,160 m, with a gradual uphill followed by a steep climb to the highest point of the adventure. The pass is adorned with colorful Buddhist prayer flags and stone piles. From the top, trekkers enjoy excellent views of Himlung, Cheo Himal, Kang Guru, and Annapurna II. A long downhill trek over snow and scree leads to the valley at Larcia, continuing on moraine to Tambuche at 3,900m, and finally to Bhimtang, a beautiful valley with several good lodges.

Trek to Tilje (2500 m) - 4/5 Hrs then drive to Besisahar by local jeep - 3/4 hours

Manang - The final day of trekking descends through forests, passing small summer settlements, and climbs terraced fields to Karche La, then descends to the Marysangdi River. After a few hours, the trek reaches Tilje village, following the Dudh (milky) river downstream, passing several villages, including Thonje. From Tilje, a final climb crosses a bridge to join the main Annapurna circuit trail in Dharapani village. A shared jeep ride from Tilje to Besisahar takes about 4 hours.

Drive to Kathmandu and then transfer to your hotels – 07 hrs.

Kathmandu - The last day in the high hills and mountains of Nepal Mid-West concludes with a drive back to Kathmandu. The journey passes through farm villages and terraced fields, reaching the large town of Besisar, and continues on a good road to Kathmandu. The memorable adventure ends, with the afternoon free for leisure and relaxation after the Manaslu trek.

Final departure from Kathmandu homeward bound or to respective destinations.

TIA - The final day in the land of Himalayan wonders in Nepal. Depending on international flight schedules, travelers depart from the hotel to the airport for their flights back home or to other destinations.

• Seasonal fruit during the trek
• Trekking permits included (TIMS, Manaslu special, and ACAP)
• All main meals covered (lunch, dinner, breakfast)
• Medical first aid kit available
• Two-night hotel stay in Kathmandu with breakfast
• Multiple tea or coffee servings daily during the trek
• 12 nights’ trek accommodation
• Comprehensive ground transportation
• Welcome and farewell dinners
• Three daily meals during the trek
• Nepal High Trek’s down jacket and sleeping bag rentals available
• Expert local trekking guide

• Your Travel and rescue insurance.
• All the Food in Kathmandu. Also in the case of early return from mountain (due to any reason)
• All the expenses in mountain over than scheduled itinerary (due to strike, delay or canceled flight)
• Extra night Hotel in Kathmandu if arrive early or late departure than schedule Itinerary.
• Personal expenses(phone call, laundry service, battery recharge, bottle of water, hot water, shower.
• Tips for the guide and porter.

The Manaslu Circuit Trek is a stunning and exclusive trek in Nepal, encircling the world’s eighth-highest peak, Mount Manaslu (8163m). Covering over 177 kilometers, this trek typically takes between 10 to 15 days to complete. The route traverses a variety of landscapes, including terraced fields, rhododendron forests, and high mountain passes. A key highlight is crossing the Larkya La Pass at an elevation of 5,106 meters, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding majestic peaks.

The Manaslu Trek provides an opportunity to experience the region’s rich and unique culture. The trail leads through several traditional villages inhabited by ethnic groups such as the Gurungs, Tamangs, and Bhote. These villages provide insight into the local lifestyle, featuring distinctive architecture, monasteries, and warm hospitality. Additionally, the trek offers the chance to observe the diverse flora and fauna within the Manaslu Conservation Area.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.