Journey to Manaslu base camp trek is wilderness valley adventure classic trekking in Manaslu region which is a most popular route in Nepal as you can explore traditional life of local Tibetan peoples and amazing surrounded natural landscape with an incredible view of mountain peaks, it’s a rural valley natural paradise and leads through the lap of 8th Highest Mountain in the world, Mount Manaslu 8,163 meters. This Manaslu base camp trek as know as “around Manaslu circuit trek” which located on the border between Nepal and Tibet, it’s a restricted trekking route in Manaslu Region requires special trekking permits. Manaslu base camp trek offers amazing Larke La Pass 5,180m, breath-taking sceneries of while mountains, a wide range of floras and faunas, ethnics mountains villages, ancient’s monasteries, the unique culture of Tibetan community, and magic glacier with icefalls.

Trekking to Manaslu base camp is an amazing lifetime experience as takes you hidden valley of Nepal where you explore the fantastic mountain land of Manaslu base camp 4,460m and crosses one of the most popular Larkya La Pass. You can visit the three peaks of Manaslu which is called “Japanese Peak”. This 16 days excited Manaslu trekking is one of the most remarkable treks of Nepal and part of Great Himalaya Trail, ancient traditions and rich sceneries are the attraction of this trek, you can also taste the various ethnics culture with local lifestyle, then enjoying the fantastic countryside scenery and surrounded Himalayan ranges. This delightful Manaslu base camp trek (16 days) offers magnification mountain views of Mount Manaslu 8153m, Himal Chuli 7893m, Ganesh Himal 7319m, Shringi Himal 7187m, etc. Local community Manaslu is known as Pungen Ri which embodiment is worshipped in a Gompa couple, it’s lie above the Sama Goan.

We, Himalayan Frozen Adventure designed 16 days Manaslu base camp trek via Larkya pass, who want to explore wonderful landscapes, the culture of local life, Himalayan ranges, traditional settlement, and get to grateful Himalayan experience. We have crafted our Manaslu base camp trek via Larkya pass itinerary carefully including adequate rest days to let your body acclimatize with the altitude. Manaslu base camp trek difficulty is considered tough, You have to be in good health and shape to go on this trek. Similarly, the best time to go on the Manaslu base camp trek is in spring and autumn. To know more about the Manaslu base camp trek cost or any other information, feel free to get in touch with us anytime.

Itinerary

Day 01:Arrive in Kathmandu, Nepal 1,300m

Day 02:Drive from Kathmandu to Soti Khola 710m/8–9 hrs

Day 03:Trek from Soti Khola to Machha Khola 890m/6–7 hrs

Day 04:Trek from Machha Khola to Dobhan 1,000m/6–7 hrs

Day 05:Trek from Dobhan to Philim 1,590m/6–7 hrs

Day 06:Trek from Philim to Dang 2,360m/6–7 hrs

Day 07:Trek from Deng to Namrung 2,660m/6–7 hrs

Day 08:Trek from Namrung to Lho 3,180m/3–4 hrs

Day 09:Trek from Lho to Sama Gaon 3,530m/5–6 hrs

Day 10:Acclimatization day in Sama Gaon to explore Manaslu Base Camp/ Birendra Tal/ Pungyen Gompa

Day 11:Trek from Sama Gaon to Samdo 3,860m/3–4 hrs

Day 12:Trek from Samdo to Larkya Phedi/Dharamsala 4,460m/4–5 hrs

Day 13:Trek from Dharamsala to Larkya La 5,160m to Bimthang 3,720m/8–9 hrs

Day 14:Trek from Bimthang to Gho 2,515m/5–6 hrs

Day 15:Trek from Gho to Dharapani 1,920m and drive to Besisahar 760m/6–7 hrs

Day 16:Drive from Besisahar to Kathmandu 1,300m/7–8 hrs

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Manaslu Base Camp Trek Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is mandatory to have to join an adventurous trip in the Himalayas. It is for your safety. The travel insurance must cover things like illness, medical emergencies, accidents, death, trip cancellation, and loss of personal baggage & items. All costs for Emergency Evacuation must be paid in cash in Nepal unless an insurance company has agreed to pay all the cost on your behalf. Make sure that your travel insurance covers activities in the Himalayas if you are participating in them.

*Note: Foreigners are not allowed to purchase an insurance policy in Nepal. So make sure to purchase good travel insurance in your country, and it is your responsibility to check whether your insurance policy is adequate or not.

Manaslu Base Camp Trek Accommodation

Manaslu Base Camp Trek accommodations are Lodge and Teahouse. Around Kathmandu, we can find a good facility with comfortable accommodation at the Hotel. Manaslu Base Camp Trek, all accommodations are on the twin-shared basis. During the trek, Himalayan frozen Adventure will manage room with attached washrooms. In the teahouse, we have to share the toilet. Single room is available in Kathmandu and the lower elevation trekking region but might be impossible to higher elevations.

Manaslu Base Camp Trek Meals

At the Kathmandu have included only breakfast. During the Manaslu Base Camp Trek, all meals will be provided. In the Manaslu region, we can enjoy Nepalese food with international cuisine like Tibetan, Continental, Indian, Tibetan, Italian, etc. Through the trek, we have breakfast/lunch at the teahouse and Dinner will be at the lodge. You can choices different kinds of breakfast, lunch, and dinner by the menu.

Passport & Visa

A passport with at least six months of validity from the return date is mandatorily needed. You can get the Nepalese visa from the Nepalese Embassies or Consulate in your country. You can also get the Nepalese visa upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Do know that there are few countries that have to apply for the Nepalese visa from their own country. Obtaining your visa is entirely your responsibility.

While booking, make sure to put full and correct passport information so that we can get all the necessary permits, tickets, and pay fees on your behalf. If you do not provide the correct information when you make your booking, we will not be able to make the necessary bookings on your behalf and cannot be held responsible.

Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS)

AMS or altitude sickness is one of the main risks while traversing in the high altitude. The main region behind getting AMS is when the body doesn’t adjust to the lower level, and the result can be deadly. So it is very important to take proper measures on time. Gaining altitude with constant pace and proper acclimatization days will help reduce the chances of getting AMS.

Similarly, you also have to keep yourself hydrated during the trek, therefore, drink enough water and avoid alcoholic drinks as it dehydrates the body. If you are planning to trek in one of the adventurous trails of Nepal then do keep above things in your mind.

Symptoms of altitude sickness

• Difficulty in sleeping
• Dizziness or light-headedness
• Fatigue
• Headache
• Loss of appetite
• Nausea or vomiting
• Shortness of breath with exertion

Preventive measures

• Include an adequate number of rest days in the itinerary
• Keep yourself hydrated
• Do not drink alcoholic beverages
• Do not gain more than 500 meters in a day
• Try to spend the night in lower altitude
• Acclimatize properly at a lower altitude
• Inform your guide immediately if any of the symptoms you see
• Do not push yourself