Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek with Ganesh Himal Base Camp

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Trip Overview
  • Duration 22 Days
  • Difficulty Level Strenuous or Grade C (***)
  • DestinationNepal
  • Meals & AccommodationBreakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • Trip Start & EndKathmandu-Kathmandu
  • Trip TypeTrek
  • Major AttractionPirenPhu(pigeon cave), Larkha La Pass
  • Maximum Altitude5,106 Meters
  • Best TimeApril-May-June, September-October-November

Highlights

  • Experience the Manaslu region's less-traveled and secret valleys.
  • On the northern side of the Manaslu area, take a walk to the Tibetan border.
  • Visit the region's historic monasteries, chortens, and gompas.
  • View Mt. Manaslu, Hiunchuli, Ganesh Himal, and Larkye Peak from a broad viewpoint.
  • Explore the unusual trek routes that lead to the regular Tsum Valley.

Manaslu Region is located in the Northern Gorkha District. Mt. Manaslu, the world's eighth highest peak, will be closer to you if you do a circuit trek (8163m). Tsum Valley, one of Nepal's hidden treasures, will be visited throughout the journey. Both biologically and culturally, this valley is rich. Tsum Valley's lush and beautiful environment will enthrall you. Tsum Valley trekking, in the meantime, is considered a sacred Himalayan pilgrimage journey that takes you to Nepal's Gorkha region in the north.

The Tsum Valley Trek is a relatively new hiking path in Nepal's Himalayas that attracts many visitors. The primary attractions of this adventurous Tsum valley walk are the many towering snow peaks, beautiful monasteries, mystifying Tibetan cultural kinds of life, hundreds of waterfalls, and intriguing flora and wildlife. Unfortunately, the rough terrain and a lack of lodging options have made the voyage more difficult. As a result, only a few trekkers visit this region each year, making the Tsum Valley trek of 17 days ideal for those seeking solitude and adventure.

As you ascend the Budhi Gandaki River, you'll pass through various intriguing Tibetan communities. During your Tsum Valley trip, you will be immersed in Tibetan Buddhism's warmth and become a part of daily life. In addition, because the entire region has been spared from modernization, you will be able to experience a unique form of civilization. Snowland Adventure is thrilled to provide you with our well-crafted Tsum Valley-17-day itinerary. 

Tsum Valley Trekking is a religious journey to Tsum's pilgrimage valley, framed by the Ganesh, Sringi, and Boudha peaks. The valley's residents, mainly of Tibetan descent, are rich in traditional art, culture, and religion. Trails lead to this isolated hidden paradise, including monasteries, beautiful chortens, mani walls, other decorations, and legends of the yeti.

We drive to Soti Khola the next day after preparing the permission for the restricted region in Tsum Valley, where our journey begins. We walk to MachhaKhola beside the stream and then to Doban over some severe rises and descents. A rough path leads to Philim, with SringiHimal in the background. After passing through Chumling, we arrive in Chhokangparo in the Upper Tsum Valley, where we can witness towering vistas of Ganesh Himal, BoudhaHimal, and HimalChuli. On our way to Nile/Chhule, we stop at PirenPhu (pigeon cave), a holy site with Buddhist paintings, calligraphy, and carved stones, where we may explore. The Mu Gompa, located at 3700 meters, is our next destination, after which we travel to RachenGompa, a nunnery, and then to Dumje. We travel by Samba TingdingChhupyang, a beautiful waterfall, on our way from Dumje to Philim. It takes six hours to walk from Philim to Tatopani, where you may rest in the hot spring. Then we return to SotiKhola the next day and drive to Kathmandu. 

Tsum Valley is a pristine valley in the Manaslu region's northern reaches. This region's terrain provides an excellent walking path for hikers of all ability levels. This hiking path, The area, which was previously designated as a restricted region until 2008, is only 7 hours from Kathmandu's city.

Trekkers will walk through desolate landscapes in the Himalayan foothills during this journey. The vistas of the snow-capped mountains, such as Ganesh Himal, Boudha Himal, Sringi Himal, and others, are breathtaking. In addition, the trail's stunning views of the Himalayan dawn and sunset will enchant you.

This walk takes you across the upper Budhi Gandaki river valley and Tibetan communities such as Chhokangparo, Philim, Lokpa, Nile, and others. Tibetan tradition and culture are abundant in the distant, unknown Tsum Valley. You may see stunning chortens, Buddhist temples, and mani prayer walls along the walk. The cultural part of the walk makes it a one-of-a-kind adventure.

Things to do on this journey

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  • Take a scenic journey to Arughta, and from Chamje, take a scenic trip to Kathmandu.
  • The tallest mountain in the region is Manaslu, which stands at 8163 meters and is the world's eighth highest peak. The area is varied, with Brahmin, Chhetri, Tamang, Magar, Tibetan, and Gurung people living there.
  • Toshio Imanishi of Japan and Gyalzen Norbu of Nepal were the first to summit Manaslu on May 9, 1956.
  • Endangered creatures such as the snow leopard and red pandas call the region home.
  • The Tsum Valley is a secret valley in this region. It's well worth the trip.
  • At the beginning of the hike, you'll be walking through tropical green hills with pine and oak trees.
  • Explore the region of Manaslu's secret valleys.
  • You can get as far as the Tibetan border at the northern edge of the Manaslu area.
  • Tradition is culturally rich.
  • Stunning landscapes.
  • Explore monasteries, gompas, and chortens that date back thousands of years.
  • Tsum Valley is a beautiful spot.

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Arrival in Kathmandu. Our Airport Representative will meet you at the Tribhuwan International Airport. We will arrange a drop at the Hotel by private tourist vehicle. You can either take a rest or meet us at our office and know the detailed arrangement of the Trek. B/B at the hotel.

  • Hotel
  • Breakfast
  • Free Day
  • 1320 Meters

After breakfast, Mountain Rock Treks and Expedition will introduce you to the trek leader/guide at the hotel. This pre-trip meeting is for briefings on the trek and other necessary details. Please bring your passport, three passport-sized photos, and a copy of your travel insurance policy. Then, you can use your free time to rest or explore around for some last-minute shopping. A visit to the world heritage sites in Kathmandu, including Swayambhu, Boudha, Pashupatinath, Kathmandu Durbar Square, et cetera, is also arranged as per request.

  • Hotel
  • Breakfast
  • Free Day
  • 1320 Meters

It is the day that you head to the Machha Khola town on the way to the trek. Head out of Kathmandu valley and towards Dhading Besi. In some areas along the way, ongoing construction makes it a bit tricky. This drive will take you toward the northwest and the small village called Arughat, located on the other side of River Budhi Gandaki.

The road from Arughat goes to Sotikhola, some of which has been graveled. You will pass through the Gurung and Magar villages on your way to Soti Khola, where you will proceed to Machha Khola. The scenery of Shringi Himal on the way is a pleasure to see.

Overnight stay will be at one of the tea houses of Machha Khola.

  • Lodge
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 6-8 hours
  • 869m

Trekking starts on this day, with the first leg passing through a narrow path in Khoralabeshi. You will also pass through a natural hot spring known as Tatopani. Here, you can dip your feet and relax or take a hot bath. After lunch, you could ascend the ravine and a bridge across the Budhi Gandaki River. Two to three hours of trekking will get you to Dobhan. Then, go along a beautiful trail full of waterfalls and flowers across a suspension bridge, then up the hill. To get to a rock at Yaruphat, you must walk on a long bridge hanging from the wall. Within two more hours of walking, you will arrive at Jagat, the gateway to the restricted zone of the Manaslu Trek area. As you reach here, you should present your permit and document as requested by the officials. Soon you will reach Philim village, where you will spend the night. Here, trekkers can see the amazing views of mountain ranges, including Lumbo Himal (6,250m), Tewa Himal (6,008m), Lapuchen (5,996m), and Dwijen Himal. Overnight stay will be at one of the tea houses at Jagat. 

  • Lodge
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 6-8 hours
  • 1410m

After breakfast, your trek starts from Jagat to Lokpa (2,240m/7,349 ft),  Walking via the  Salleri (1353m) and Sirdibas (1420m). Here, the trek continues to a second checkpoint in Sirdibas, or Nagjet.  After crossing these points, you will encounter a suspension bridge over the Budhi Gandaki River. You will take approximately 7 to 8 hours to trek from Jagat to Lokapa. The trail is along the narrow valleys covered by green vegetation. It is pleasing to see the cones of Mt. Ganesh and Mt. Shringi with their uniqueness. Overnight at Lokpa.

  • Lodge
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 7-8 hours
  • 2,240m

After breakfast, you will proceed to Chumling, following Siyar Khola (River). As you proceed, Sarti Gorge and the bridges over the magnificent rivers will greet you. You will walk along the lesser-known route of Tsum Valley and have lunch en route. The trail is largely within the forest and along a few Gurung settlements. On arrival at the place, you can roam around on foot, hike up to the Chumchet (3200m) mountain, or go to a Tibetan-style monastery called Gomba. Some exploration will thus make your trek interesting, given that the landscape is mesmerizing. There will be a pleasant teahouse for an overnight stay in Chumling.

  • Lodge
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 5-6 hrs
  • 2386m

After crossing the suspension bridge, the trail passes through maize and potato fields. Then, crossing the valley across a scenic ridge, we climb for more than two hours to reach a small settlement under the cliffs, Chhokang Paro.

  • Lodge
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 3-4 hrs
  • 3031m

We ascend along the scenic trails towards Mu Gompa, the largest monastery in the region and the highest farthest point in Tsum Valley. The five-hour walk to Mu Gompa (3710m) shows a different world, a flat bowl-like valley surrounded by mountains. Overnight stay in a Tea House.

  • Tea House
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 5-6 hrs
  • 3900m

Today's short walk takes a downhill to Chhule and further to Phurbe, where Sherpa homestays are available. Walking along the Siyar River banks, the trail also crosses flat plains along power lines to Rachen Gompa (3240m), a nunnery. Overnight stay at Rachen Gompa.

  • Tea House
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 3-4hrs
  • 3240m

After crossing the river to pass through ChhokangParo, we drop towards Chumling. Walking for about two hours, we come across a white monastery and drop at SiyarKhola. Crossing the wooden bridge to Domje, the trail further ascends through rhododendron and pine forests. Prayer flags and mane walls mark the nearing of GumbaLungdang, a nunnery with a fantastic view of mountains all around. Overnight stay in Tea House.

  • Tea House
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 5-6hrs
  • 3200m

Passing through small pasture lands, a monastery, and crossing the Laudang River, the trail further ascends through pine and rhododendron forests. Climbing along with the pines, we further pass the lateral moraine of Torogumba Glacier, and through passing along seasonal yak huts and moraine wall, we reach the Ganesh Himal Base Camp (4200m). Finally, we return to Gumba Lungdang via a shortcut. Overnight stay in a tea House.

  • Tea House
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 7-8hrs
  • 4800m

Today, we descend to Lokpa (2240m). The trail passes through Domje, crosses LaudangKhola, and further moves on through the settlement of Domje. The Forest trail continues for some time, and we cross a gorge to reach Ripchet valley, a fertile farming village. After descending to Ghumlong on the river, we ascend through temperate forests to reach Lokpa. Overnight in a lodge.

  • Lodge
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 7-8hrs
  • 2240m

With the last glimpses of Tsum valley, we move on through Philim and cross the BudhiGandaki and further pass through Nupri to the Gurung village Deng. Additionally, we cross BihiPhedi and move to Bihi, a stone carving village. Finally, across the SerangKhola, we take a steep climb and a circling path towards the end to reach Ghap.

  • Lodge
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 4-5hrs
  • 2160m

The five-hour walk today passes through fir and rhododendron forests in the beginning. Then, we climb further through pine forests that lead to a river and come across Namrung village with the Thakali settlement. Several Tibetan Buddhist settlements pass along the way, separated by terrace fields and rhododendron and oak forests, till we reach Lho, another typical Tibetan settlement. Overnight stay in a lodge.

  • Lodge
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 5-6hrs
  • 3180m

We pass through gompas, Tibetan settlements, and alpine scenery. After a short trek, we reach SamaGaon, where we stop. The retreat is both for rest as well as acclimatization. It's also a day to get acquainted with Sherpa culture and tradition. The village has a distinctive Tibetan architecture ripened through the 500 years of settlement. Entrance gates to villages are standard here, and you can also notice Chinese brandy on sale or see village women weaving wool into gowns. Hike up to a gompa above town or wander the streets of SamaGaon. Overnight stay at a mountain lodge.

  • Lodge
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 2-3hrs
  • 3520m

Trek to Manaslu Base Camp or PungyenGompa and Birendra Tal. Descending to the Budhi Gandaki river and following it towards the north until we reach a bridge, we take a left and head to the Manaslu Base Camp. PungyenGompa is a 3-4 hour hiking, and Birendra Tal is an hour hiking to combine both.

  • Lodge
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • Free Day
  • 3520m

 The Larkya la Trail passes several mani walls in the valley and leads to juniper and birch forests. Then, descending back to BudhiGandaki and crossing a small bridge, we climb to 'Kane,' the entrance to Samdo. A village with three valleys converging upon it, Samdo is known for traditional yak herding. It depicts the traditional Tibetan lifestyle - rearing sheep and goats, training horses, and planting barley.

  • Lodge
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 2-3 hrs
  • 3875m

The walkthrough ridges, crossing wooden bridges over Budi Gandaki, continue. After crossing two streams, we come across the Larkyaglacier, after which we reach a dramatic gorge. Upon climbing to 4450 meters, we reach LarkePhedi, where we take shelter in a Dharmashala. The walk is short, providing plenty of time for acclimatization.

  • Dharmashala
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 4-5 hrs
  • 4460m

A short climb leads us to the north side of Larkya Glacier. The place provides views of Cho Danda and Larkya Peak. The climb to the Larkya La (5100m) pass is gradual in the beginning but steepens towards the end. We can see a stunning panorama of different ranges from the pass—a challenging day over the high Larkya La. The steep descent from here is strenuous, but it's an equally rewarding experience. Bimthang awaits the end of a tough day. Overnight at a tented camp.

  • Tented camp
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 7-9hrs
  • 3590m

This will be the final and the longest day of your real trek. You will travel up to 34 km today.

Nonetheless, having conquered the pass and arrived at the campsite, this portion of the journey will feel like an easy walk. The Dharapani goes from Gorkha to Manang District. En route, you drive via Karche and Tilche and arrive at Dharapani. The trail goes down to the Dudh Khola River. You will pass through a dense pine forest and a forest of rhododendrons.

This is a perfect location to view Marsyangdi Valley with its spectacular view. Then, you will arrive at Tilije, where you will find a Gurung village known for its local brandy. On your way to Dharapani, you may encounter some police checkpoints here and there. This is the starting point of the famous hike, i.e., the Annapurna Circuit trek.

  • Lodge
  • Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner
  • 8 Hours
  • 1,963 m

This marks the end of the Manaslu Valley Trek. You will now embark on another jeep ride and move to Kathmandu. It will be a bumpy and quick seven to eight-hour ride. All along the way, you will also have a window view. When you get to Kathmandu, you will rest at your hotel. Overnight will be in one of the Best Hotels in Kathmandu Valley.

  • Hotel
  • Breakfast
  • 30 Minutes
  • 1430 Meters

Departure from Kathmandu. A drop from the hotel to the airport 3 hours before the scheduled flight time in a private tourist vehicle. You can also opt for another package with Mountain Rock Treks and Expedition to extend your stay.

  • Hotel
  • Breakfast
  • 30 Minutes
  • 1430 Meters

We are pleased to offer the flexibility of tailoring your journey to your desired duration and places, whether extended or shortened, as our proficient team of locals-cum-guides, porters, and accompanying staff have an in-depth understanding of every location traveled.

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Cost Details

Includes

  • Airport Pick up and drop off service by Private Coach.
  • Three nights' accommodation with breakfast at a standard hotel in Kathmandu.
  • one full-day guided city tour.
  • Three-time food in a day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) while trekking.
  • Tea House accommodation during the trek.
  • We provide a Professional English-speaking trekking guide (trained by the  Ministry of tourism) with his food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipment, etc.
  • Local Bus to go to Machikhola and back from dharapani via Beshishahar to ktm.
  • Annapurna conservation permits & TIMS Permits.
  • Tourist service charge, Vat.
  • One map of  Manasalu Trek for the group.

Excludes

  • International airfare and Nepal Visa Fees.
  • Nepal Travel insurance.
  • porter for a trek.
  • Entrance fees of sightseen places.
  • Food in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
  • Travel/Medical insurance and Emergency evacuation cost if needed.
  • Personal expenses include phone calls, drinks, donations, souvenirs, etc.
  • Expenses occurred due to unavoidable Events, i.e., road wrecks, flight delays, etc.
  • Tips for guide, porter (expected).

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Accommodation for Manaslu Tsum Trekking

The climb to Manaslu is a teahouse hike. Every night, you'll spend the night at the tea house, which will be modestly furnished with two single beds. There are frequently public bathrooms outside of teahouses. The only location with heat is the dining room. Food is provided at teahouses. You'll stop for lunch at teahouses along the way.

Pickup and drop-off at the airport are free.

At Tribhuvan International Airport, we provide complimentary airport pickup and drop-off. When you arrive, a booklet with your name on it will be handed to you by our trekking agent. As a welcome gesture, they will greet you with a floral garland or a khada. They will then take you to your hotel in a private vehicle.

We will pick you up from your hotel in Kathmandu and drive you to the airport for your international flight when you return home after your visit.
 

Best Time for Manaslu Tsum Trek

The ideal months to visit Tsum Valley are March to May and September to November. The weather will be more consistent this time of year, making the voyage more enjoyable. Be a part of this exciting adventure because we, Mountain Rock Trek and Expeditions, are an Our guests' safety and comfort are our top priorities as a group of hardworking individuals. If you go with us, we will assure you that this vacation will become a lifelong memory. Please contact us anytime for further information on the Tsum Valley trek cost or the Tsum Valley trek itinerary.

The weather in the alpine and hilly regions has altered dramatically due to global warming. As a result, we are experiencing some difficulties with terrible weather, heavy rain, landslides, highway closures, aircraft delays, and even cancellations for a day. We weren't always able to make it on time due to traffic. Because we can't forecast the weather or other circumstances, it might happen at any time of year. As a result, if feasible, we recommend adding an extra supplement the day before your international departure. If all goes well, you'll have a lovely day seeing any of the old city's noteworthy sites.

Manaslu Tsum Valley trek in the Spring

In Nepal, spring is known as Basanta Ritu. The beginning of the year brings the hidden greenery of the hills and woodlands. It's a fresh start for nature, with flower buds filling the woodland walkways.

Avalanches, landslides, and floods are unlikely during this season. March, April, and May are all part of the spring season.

In March

Since March is the season's first month, the entire area welcomes spring. Because the winter has just ended, fresh flower buds may be observed on the woodland walks in the lower region. During this month, the trails will be calm and tranquil, enabling you to experience the natural splendor. You will be able to shoot stunning photographs of nature without being disturbed. This month is ideal for people seeking serenity as well as beautiful surroundings. During this time of year, the frozen lakes begin to thaw, flooding the streams. In addition, many villages that had to go down to the city in the winter will be returning.

 

Temperature and weather on Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek

The weather is calm, and the temperatures are warm, allowing for a clear view of the surroundings. In March, look forward to brilliant blue skies and bright, sunny days.

The air is chilly, and the temperature rises with elevation. In the upper elevations, the temperature ranges from 2 to 8 degrees Celsius throughout this month. The temperature will remain frigid for this entire month, despite the end of the winter season. The lower sections, on the other hand, are warmer than the upper ones.

In April

By April, the entire Manaslu region would be carpeted with vibrant blooms. The second month of the season, when the flowers have bloomed, adds to the taste of your journey. The paths will be crawling with hikers from around the world this month. The views of the hills, landscapes, and valleys are stunning along the route.

During May

May signals the conclusion of the spring season. On the slope, you'll observe the final blooming of spring flowers. As the month transitions from spring to summer in late May, there is a chance of pre-monsoon rain.

In May, you may enjoy both spring and the monsoon at the same time. The roads are just as packed from mid-April to mid-May, so there is less solitude. However, towards the end of the month, the crowd had thinned. Because the expedition takes place in May, both hikers and climbers use these paths. The most significant time to climb Manaslu is now.

During the spring, the difficulty level is moderate. The weather can be severe between early March and May, but everything else is good. It is appropriate for hikers with little technical knowledge because no snow gear is required. 

An autumn trek to Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek

Autumn is the busiest season for trekking on the Manalsu region's trails. In Nepal, it is also known as Sharad Ritu. New types of flowers have bloomed along the woodland walk after the monsoon has stopped. People celebrate the country's largest festival at this time. Because there is no harvesting in the autumn, farmers are also free. In this season, the region of Manaslu exudes a delightful air of dramatic beauty.

The optimum time to hike Manaslu is in the autumn. Autumn is defined by September, October, and November.

In September,

September heralds the start of the lovely autumn season. The month marks the beginning of the shift from the monsoon to autumn. As a result, you may get some light monsoon rain in the first week of September, but it will dry out by the middle of the month. The monsoon rains have left the woodland trails alive with new and rare plant species. It has also washed away contaminants, giving the ecosystem a new lease of life.

In October,

In the autumn season, October is the most exciting and entertaining month. During this period, people celebrate the major holidays of Dashain and Tihar. It is, without a doubt, the most fantastic time to hike Manaslu.

It's also autumn's busiest month, with the Manaslu region's rare and untouched splendor on display. There will be a lot of trekkers visiting these locations. Thus, the routes and lodges will be packed.

In November,

November marks the end of the autumn season. This month marks the beginning of the shift from fall to winter. As the days pass, it becomes colder and dryer.

It is the most OK month to walk the Manaslu Circuit. November is the driest month of the season, with no rain or snow. However, compared to the other months of the season, this is the most incredible month. You get to enjoy the hike while walking comfortably and without sweating. Throughout your journey, you will be surrounded by breathtaking vistas of nature, which will keep you on edge with their magnificence.

Cancellation policies

If you cancel up to 24 hours before the event, you will receive a full refund. To receive a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the activity's start time. You will not receive a refund if you cancel less than 24 hours before the start of the activity. Any changes made less than 24 hours before the experience's start date will be denied. Cut-off timings are determined by the experience's local time.

FAQs

  • Q1. Is Manaslu a camping trek or do we get to sleep in teahouses?

    There are basic tea houses throughout the entire Manaslu Circuit Part and homestay services in the Tsum Valley, where you can stay and eat, as Manaslu is a recently opened tea house trek. You must stay at both the tea house and the homestay. However, in modern times, tea houses are also present in Tsum Valley.

  • Homestay is a type of travel or study abroad program that enables guests to book accommodations with local families. Any lodging used by the locals is quite poor. and must stay with local families and eat in local restaurants. Additionally, lodging in a tea house is significantly better; you have a separate room as well as a shared or private bathroom and toilet. Today, however, the Tsum Valley section also offers the option of a tea house.

  • You can purchase a bottle of mineral water for each tea house along the Tsum Valley Trek for clean drinking water. However, it would be preferable to use any instruments (SteriPEN Ultra/Filter/Iodine Tablets/chlorine) to purify water due to environmental concerns. Every tea shop sells raw water, which you can filter on your own. Or you have the option to purchase boiling filter water. The same goes for drinking water and toilet paper, all of which are extra costs.

  • The Tsum Valley Trek is a somewhat challenging hike. This high-altitude hike also entails climbing uphill and downhill on steep, narrow trails. As a result, you should plan and acclimate to avoid altitude sickness on the trip. This breathtaking excursion may be had for a modest fee. The Manaslu Trip is a moderately difficult trek appropriate for both beginners and experts. Traveling on the Manaslu Circuit Trek at the best time may be exciting and pleasant. However, there will be several challenges on this journey.

  • Because trekking in the Manaslu region is limited, trekkers should use a government-approved guide and agency to get Manaslu region permits to hike.

  • You'll need the Manaslu conservation area, Annapurna conservation area, and Manaslu special permits if you're walking the Manaslu circuit. However, if you want to combine Tsum Valley with other activities, you'll need a Tsum Valley special permit. Please check our blogs for additional information.

  • On the Manaslu Tsum Trek, there is wifi and phone service.

    Wi-Fi is available at the majority of tea shops. If you need to contact relatives or friends back home, tea shops provide SAT phones for a small price that may be used to call home. The local phone is hardly functional on this adventure. Nepal Telecom offers better coverage than Ncell in the Manaslu region.

  • The Manaslu tsum trek takes you through a relatively new and underdeveloped rural Nepal region. You'll spend a lot of time in nature, away from the daily grind, because settlements are few and far between.

  • Apart from Gumpa Lungdang and Dharmasala, you will have access to electricity at all locations where you may charge your batteries. For a full charge, it will cost you a few dollars.

  • No special training is required for the Manaslu trip. However, having some trekking experience before visiting Nepal can put you in a better position because Nepal's landscape is rough and challenging to navigate.

  • Vomiting, fever, headache, nausea, dizziness, loss of appetite, weakness, frequent waking, difficulty breathing, feeling too cold, diarrhea, and other altitude symptoms might occur.

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  • Best time in tsum valley and in manaslu

    Three of us heading toward the Manaslu trek. It was amazing. at beginning of the trek, it was the humidity. after 4 days of the trek, you feel like you are in heaven. I never expect that huge valley in the middle of the Himalayas. I love to spend our time there. Our Guide is so knowledgeable and encourious. thank you, Dipak for organizing such a wonderful trip.

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    KetaiUnited StatesJuly 03, 2022

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    For one of the best adventures, thank you. Xiring is a fantastic and friendly tour leader. Never give up on exploring new areas of the world; Mountain Rock Trek can assist you in doing so.

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