• Nepal - Day 1 Arrival in Kathmandu, transfer to hotel and trek briefing+
  Day 2 City sightseeing, Packing & Preparations+
  Day 3 Drive to Jagat via Arughat (1340m) - 12 hours+
  Day 4 Trek to Philim (1,570m) - 3 hours / 6.5km+
  Day 5 Trek to Deng (1,860m) - 5 hours / 13.5km+
  Day 6 Trek to Namrung (2,630m) - 6 hours / 18km+
  Day 7 Trek to Shyala (3,500m) - 5 hours / 12km+
  Day 8 Hike to Pung Gyen Monastery and to Sama Goan (3,520m) - 5 hours / 12km+
  Day 9 Hiking to Birendra Kunda & towards Manaslu Base Camp (4,800 m)+
  Day 10 Trek to Samdo (3,875m) - 3 hours / 7.8km+
  Day 11 Trek to Larkya Rest House (Dharmasala) at (4,460m) - 4 hours / 7.5km+
  Day 12 Trek over Larkya La Pass (5,160m) and to Bimtang (3,630m) – 8-10 hours / 14km+
  Day 13 Trek to Tilje (2,300m) - 7 hours / 18.5km+
  Day 14 Drive to Kathmandu via Beshishar – 4+7 hours+
  Day 15 Kathmandu, free and easy day, shopping etc.+
  Day 16 Int’l departure for onward flight to home+

• Support Sherpa staffs
• Insurance for all local team members
• All necessary trekking permits
• Farewell celebration dinner
• Half-day world heritage sites tour with guide & transport
• Required number of porters
• All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) provided, high quality & hygienic
• Trek First Aid Kit
• Airport/hotel transfers by private vehicles
• Trek sleeping bag and Down Jacket (rental)
• Experienced Sherpa Trek Guide
• 3 nights in 3-star hotel (twin sharing BB basis)
• All hot drinks and beverages
• Trek duffle bag for each member
• Conservation/National park fees and all government taxes

• Bottle water, boiled water, soft drinks, beers
• International departure taxes
• Medical/personal high risk insurance, (must cover emergency evacuation cost)
• Personal trek gears
• Major meals in Kathmandu
• Tips to the local staff
• Cost of personal expenses i.e. telephone calls, laundry, Toiletry items etc.

The name Manasalu originates from the Sanskrit term ‘MANASA,’ signifying the spirit of the mountains. This trek, officially opened to tourists in 1991, provides a unique chance to explore a relatively “untouched” region. This remarkable journey encircles the entire massif, offering insights into the cultures of ethnic Nepalese tribes and the followers of both Hinduism and Buddhism. However, mountaineering expeditions have long had access to the area. In 1950, a group led by H.W. Tillman trekked from Thonje to Bimtang, and Col. Jimmy Roberts crossed the Larkya La (Pass) in search of an intriguing mountain to climb. Manaslu (8,163m) was attempted by Japanese expeditions annually from 1952 until 1956, when the first successful ascent was achieved. Known as the “Japanese Mountain,” much of the information about the area was available in Japanese.

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