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Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal

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  • DestinationNepal
  • Duration16 Days
  • GradeModerate
  • ActivitiesTrekking
  • AccommodationHotels & Teahouses
  • Max. Elevation5135m.
  • Group SizeMin. 2 Pax
  • VehicleLand
  • MealsB & B,L,D
  • LanguageEnglish
Trip Highlight

Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal

  • Heritage Arrival: Explore Kathmandu’s ancient UNESCO World Heritage Sites and vibrant city life.
  • Tibetan Culture: Witness authentic Tibetan customs and explore remote, high-altitude monasteries.
  • Manaslu Vistas: Experience unparalleled views of Mount Manaslu, the world’s 8th highest peak.
  • Larkya La Pass: Conquer the challenging 5,135m pass for a panoramic Himalayan perspective.
  • Annapurna Gateway: Descend through lush forests to join the iconic Annapurna mountain range.
Trail Details

Journey Through Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal

The trek to the Manaslu Circuit is not far from Kathmandu and is a fantastic place. Nestled in the region of Mt. Manaslu, the 8th highest mountain in the world, is a taste of the real Tibet. The Manaslu region was settled by Tibetans over 1000 years ago. They still live and practice religion and customs no longer found in China Today. A rich culture is nestled deep within the hidden valleys of the mighty Himalayas. The name Manaslu means Spirit Mountain, and the people of the valleys worship this mighty massif as a god. Mt. Manaslu looms mightily above the valleys below and is visible for miles. Manaslu is a snowcapped peak easy to identify from a long distance away. It rises to an impressive height of 8,164 meters.

The Manaslu Circuit Trek is a true adventure into a distinctly different part of Nepal. It begins in the lowlands along the Budhi Gandaki River. These fast-flowing, cold waters originate from the melting glaciers of Mt. Manaslu. The Manaslu Circuit follows along the edge of the Budhi Gandaki River as you make your way upwards to reach Larkya-La Pass, where you will behold an incredible panoramic view of the middle mountain ranges of the mighty Himalayas and their snow-capped peaks, along with lush, green valleys.

The journey ends in the Annapurna Mountain range after crossing Larkya-La Pass. The trek is a fantastic adventure where you will often encounter only the local Tibetan people in their flat-roofed, timber houses. There are hidden Tibetan Buddhist monasteries along the way with friendly lamas who will welcome you with a cup of butter tea.

The Manaslu Circuit Trek is the perfect trek for those seeking a local culture experience with minimal encounters with foreign visitors. Let your representative at Himalayan Planet Adventures explain the magical charm of the Manaslu Circuit Trek. It may be the right trek for you!

Detailed Itinerary

Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal - 16 days

  • Day 01

    Arrival in Kathmandu

    It's a perfect landing in Kathmandu as your aircraft sets down at Tribhuvan International Airport. A representative from Himalayan Planet Adventures will greet you and escort you to your hotel in Kathmandu by private vehicle. If there is an opportunity to visit the main office for your orientation meeting, we will do so, else rest at your hotel. Overnight at Kathmandu

    • MealsMeals Not Included
    • AccommodationHotel
    • Travel Duration~30 minutes
    • Travel Distance~5 km (airport to hotel)
    • Transportationcar
    • Elevation to 1,400 m
  • Day 02

    Sightseeing in the Kathmandu Valley

    The Kathmandu Valley has been a place of adventure for many centuries as caravans and travelers came from far and wide to enjoy its hospitality. Today, the Kathmandu Valley is home to seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and we will explore several of them throughout the day. At Pashupatinath, you will experience the most sacred Hindu temple in Nepal and meet colorfully dressed Sadhus (holy men), Priests, explore its many temples, and see the famous cremation grounds (ghats) on the banks of the sacred Bagmati River. There will be a visit to the fantastic city of Bhaktapur with its narrow streets, palace and temples. The town retains a medieval appearance with squares and courtyards. There is also a visit to Boudhanath, the largest Buddhist stupa in Nepal (the third largest in the world). These three places are just three of the seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Kathmandu Valley.

    • MealsBreakfast Included
    • AccommodationHotel
    • Travel Duration~5–6 hours
    • Travel Distance~20–25 km (city tour loop)
    • Transportationcar
    • Elevation~1,400 m to ~1,400 m
  • Day 03

    Drive to Machha Khola Gaon via Arughat and Soti Khola

    The journey to the Manaslu Circuit Trek begins as we depart Kathmandu for an early morning ride to our starting point: the village of Arughat on the banks of the Budhi Gandaki River. The journey tops the Kathmandu Valley Rim before following several fast-flowing mountain rivers to reach our destination. The route passes through Dhading, passing farms, forests, and fields. Arughat is the largest village along the Budhi Gandaki, where you can pick up last-minute supplies before journeying into the Manaslu region. We continue to the picturesque village of Soti Khola, following the west bank of the Budhi Gandaki River. It's a wild river with numerous rapids and fast-flowing water that bubbles and swirls over the rocks. The weather tends to be warmer here as we are at a low elevation. That will change as we move higher into the valley. There are plenty of interesting little villages along the way before arriving in the pleasant village of Machhakhola Gaun, where we find good lodging at a local tea house with some great food.

    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
    • AccommodationGuesthouse (Basic Lodge/Community Lodge)
    • Travel Duration8–9 hours by jeep/bus
    • Travel Distance~160–170 km
    • Transportationcar
    • Elevation~1,400 m to Arughat: 608 m / 1,995 ft, Soti Khola: 730 m / 2,395 ft, Machha Khola: 900 m / 2,920 ft
  • Day 04

    Trek to Jagat

    The journey continues to climb upwards as we pass donkey trains which move goods throughout the mountains. We share the trail with donkeys and mules as well as local porters who move goods strapped to their backs. We will pass ornate Mani Walls, a tribute to the Buddhist faith of the people in the area. Along the way, we will pass the hot springs at Tatopani, where we will see not only taps of hot water, but also hot water dripping from the sides of the hill. Tatopani is the largest hot spring in this area. Jagat is a charming village with streets paved in flagstones. Here we find a lovely local tea house for the night.

    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
    • AccommodationGuesthouse (Basic Lodge/Community Lodge)
    • Travel Duration6–7 hours
    • Travel Distance~15 km
    • Transportationfoot
    • Elevation900 m / 2,920 ft to 1,370m / 4,494 ft
  • Day 05

    Trek to Deng

    We cross the Budhi Gandaki River as the trail rises high above the river below. Here we will be able to see eagles soaring on thermals. We begin to pass through fewer and fewer villages as we ascend to higher elevations. We will be able to see some of the snowcapped peaks of the Manaslu region today (although we have had a few short glimpses over the last couple of days). Once we pass the village of Philim, we follow a trail cut into the side of the cliff. Our destination is the village of Deng, where we will spend the night at a local tea house.

    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
    • AccommodationGuesthouse (Basic Lodge/Community Lodge)
    • Travel Duration6–7 hours
    • Travel Distance~17 km
    • Transportationfoot
    • Elevation1,370m / 4,494 ft to 1,804m / 5,917 ft
  • Day 06

    Trek to Namrung

    Today, we start to see the influence of the Tibetan culture as we pass through villages. Farms are along the terraced sides of the river valley, as we see cabbage, buckwheat and barley along with other crops. There are additional Mani Prayer Walls that we pass by as we make our way to Ghap Village for lunch. From here, it is another two hours until we reach the village of Namrung. Temperatures are cooler now with the higher elevation, and there are great scenes of the snow-capped peaks of Mt. Pang Phuchin (elev. 6,335 m); Mt. Saula Himal (elev. 6,235 m), plus many more ranges of the Manaslu Himal and Simang Himal. We will camp overnight at Namrung.

    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
    • AccommodationGuesthouse (Basic Lodge/Community Lodge)
    • Travel Duration6–7 hours
    • Travel Distance~19 km
    • Transportationfoot
    • Elevation1,804m / 5,917 ft to 2,630m / 8,626 ft
  • Day 07

    Trek to Lho Village

     Today's trek is shorter as we make our way to the little village of Lho. Today is a short trek of only 3 -4 hours. We pass many small Buddhist monasteries. We continue to rise in elevation as we enter the beautiful alpine areas, offering incredible vistas of Mt. Manaslu.

    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
    • AccommodationGuesthouse (Basic Lodge/Community Lodge)
    • Travel Duration4–5 hours
    • Travel Distance~10 km
    • Transportationfoot
    • Elevation2,630m / 8,626 ft to 2,800m / 9,184 ft
  • Day 08

    Trek to Sama Gompa

    The villages are primarily small, and the snowcapped mountains loom huge on our horizon. We pass by the village of Sama gaun with its hardy farmers who eke out a living in this high elevation. Only a few crops can grow in this soil at such an elevation. The people here are connected deeply to Tibet, and they continue to travel there to trade goods and services. They follow the ancient salt route, which has been used for centuries. We will explore one of the largest monasteries in the area.

    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
    • AccommodationGuesthouse (Basic Lodge/Community Lodge)
    • Travel Duration4–5 hours
    • Travel Distance~8–9 km
    • Transportationfoot
    • Elevation2,800m / 9,184 ft to 3,360m / 11,024 ft
  • Day 09

    Acclimatization Day

    We have reached a high elevation in the Manaslu Himal and we need to spend a day allowing our bodies to adjust to the thin Himalayan mountain air. There is a monastery you can explore, as well as a lake. The highlight of the day is the outstanding view of Mt. Manaslu in all of its glory. We continue to camp at Sama Gompa.

    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
    • AccommodationGuesthouse (Basic Lodge/Community Lodge)
    • Travel Duration2–4 hours (optional)
    • Travel Distance~4–6 km (optional hike to Pungyen Gompa or Birendra Lake)
    • Transportationfoot
    • Elevation3,360m / 11,024 ft to 3,360m / 11,024 ft
  • Day 10

    Trek to Samdo

    We make our way upwards to the last village before Larkya-La. It takes about 3 – 4 hours as we slowly make our way to Samdo. We camp on a high plateau overlooking the snowcapped mountains and deep, green valleys below. We can still see the Budhi Gandaki River, which has become a small mountain stream by this point. At Samdo, we stay at a basic tea house with excellent hospitality from the Tibetan people who welcome us into their village. We have made our way upwards Today, crossing a high plateau and around a high ridge. It is a fabulous day for incredible mountain views.

    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
    • AccommodationGuesthouse (Basic Lodge/Community Lodge)
    • Travel Duration3–4 hours
    • Travel Distance~8 km
    • Transportationfoot
    • Elevation3,360m / 11,024 ft to 3,780m / 12,402 ft
  • Day 11

    Trek to Larkya Guest House

    It's wild country as we leave Samdo village, as well as almost all civilization, behind. We pass the ruins of a village known as Larkya Bazar, which ceased to exist when trade ceased along this particular route to Tibet. We will approach the Larkya Glacier and enjoy the finest view of Larkya Peak. It's a day of crossing moraines of Larkya Glacier as we make our way to a tiny little tea house for the night near Larkya La Pass. We will spend the night at the Larkya Guest House before we ascend to the top of Larkya La Pass tomorrow.

    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
    • AccommodationGuesthouse (Basic Lodge/Community Lodge)
    • Travel Duration3–4 hours
    • Travel Distance~7 km
    • Transportationfoot
    • Elevation3,780m / 12,402 ft to 4,200m / 13,780 ft
  • Day 12

    Trek to Larkya La then to Bimthang

    We reach the top of our trek as we make our way to Larkya La Pass, offering superb views of Mt. Manaslu and the other snowcapped peaks of the Himalayas. From here, we gaze out at Tibet, taking in the Tibetan Plateau from its lofty heights. From here, we can appreciate the view of the incredible Larkya Glacier. Today, we will begin to see the peaks of the Annapurna Mountain Range to the west. After 12 days of climbing, our journey will start to descend once we cross Larkya La Pass. Our journey will take us to Bimthang. We will camp at this kharka. There is a deserted house here, along with many walls. It is a tiring day without a doubt, but certainly one that brings a sense of accomplishment, having crossed Larkya La Pass.

    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
    • AccommodationGuesthouse (Basic Lodge/Community Lodge)
    • Travel Durationfew hours
    • Travel Distance~20–22 km
    • Transportationfoot
    • Elevation4,200m / 13,780 ft to 5,135m / 16,843 ft at Larkya La Pass
  • Day 13

    Trek to Dharapani

    It's a pleasant walk as we re-enter the forest, where we encounter rhododendrons, wildflowers, and warmer temperatures. We enter the valley of the Burdin Khola and make our way to the western base camp for Mt. Manaslu. We cross a bridge over the Dudh Khola and enter a narrow, fertile valley with its serene forests, which have an incredible smell, as we enjoy their tranquility. Today, we'll walk for about six hours to reach the village of Dharapani, where we'll spend the night. 

    • MealsBreakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
    • AccommodationGuesthouse (Basic Lodge/Community Lodge)
    • Travel Duration7–8 hours
    • Travel Distance~20–22 km
    • Transportationfoot
    • Elevation3,700m / 12,136 ft to 1,960m / 6,430 ft
  • Day 14

    Drive to Beshisahar

    Our trekking days are now over, and we happily board a jeep to take us into the Annapurna region. Our destination is the village of Beshishahar, which is approximately 7–8 hours away by travel time. (We should note that the jeep may not be available during the summer months of the monsoon season.)

    • Travel Duration3–4 hours by jeep
    • Travel Distance~35–40 km
    • Transportationcar
    • Elevation1,960m / 6,430 ft to 790m / 2,591 ft
  • Day 15

    Drive to Kathmandu

    Today we return to Kathmandu. The journey follows along the major rivers of Nepal, climbing our way back to Kathmandu. Check into your hotel, take a hot shower and rest for the day.

    • MealsBreakfast Included
    • AccommodationHotel
    • Travel Duration6–7 hours
    • Transportationcar
    • Elevation790m / 2,591 ft to 1,400m / 4,264 ft
  • Day 16

    Departure Day

    It's the final day, and you can do a little shopping in Thamel near your hotel before your representative of Himalayan Planet Adventures takes you back to your hotel. Today is your day to leave the magical land of Nepal, but you don't have to. There are many more places to explore in this incredible country nestled in the very heart of the Himalayas. Before considering leaving, be sure to discuss additional trips with your representative at Himalayan Planet Adventures, including not only Nepal but also Tibet, Bhutan, India, Bangladesh, and Thailand. Your representative can help you enjoy incredible adventures in the wild Himalayas and South Asia.

    • Travel Duration~30 minutes
    • Travel Distance~5 km (hotel to airport)
    • Transportationcar
    • Elevation1,400m / 4,264 ft

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  • 3 nights' twin sharing accommodation in a 3-star hotel in Kathmandu
  • All in-city transportation by a suitable vehicle (car, van, bus) in Kathmandu
  • A day of Kathmandu sightseeing as per the itinerary with a tour guide & entry fees
  • Kathmandu to Arughat & Beshishahar to Kathmandu both ways by local/public vehicle
  • Arughat to Macchakhola & Dharapani to Beshishar on local/public vehicle
  • Meal on full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea & coffee) basis during the trek to Manaslu as per the itinerary
  • Twin sharing accommodation in a teahouse/lodge during the trek to Manaslu
  • One Manaslu specialist English speaking trekking guide, (one assistant guide for a minimum of 4 pax) & one porter for each two clients, all necessary payments with insurance
  • Manaslu conservation permit cost of (US$ 33.00 P/P) & Annapurna conservation permit (US$ 33.00 P/P)
  • Manaslu special permit US$70.00 P/P per week (Restricted zone requires special permit, and two pax is mandatory)
  • Complementary Himalayan Planet duffel bag for Manaslu trekking
  • Safe drinking water purified by an Iodine tablet or sterilized by Steripen
  • Sleeping bag and down jacket available on request (No extra cost)
  • Exclusive medical kit bag
  • All government and local taxes

Cost Excludes

  • Visa fees, international. Airfare
  • Lunch and dinner in the city
  • Travel and rescue insurance (Book before your trip starts)
  • Personal expenses, e.g. phone calls, bottled water, battery recharge, hot shower, laundry, bar bills & extra porters
  • Tips for drivers, guides and porters
  • Any extended trips besides the trek to Manaslu
  • Services that are not included in the service-inclusive column
Trekking Guide

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MEALS AND ACCOMMODATIONS: 

Himalayan Planet Adventures provides three meals a day while trekking (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) along with tea and coffee by the cup while at lodges and tea houses on the trek. While trekking, the menus are limited, but there is usually Continental as well as numerous Chinese and Nepali dishes. On the trek, soft drinks, bottled water, snacks, and alcoholic beverages are excluded from the trek price. In Kathmandu, Himalayan Planet Adventures provides only breakfast as well as the welcome and farewell dinners. 

When it comes to accommodations, Himalayan Planet Adventures provides a four-star hotel, such as Hotel Shanker, or a similar option for four nights with twin occupancy (an additional charge applies for a single supplement). While trekking, we will provide lodging for 13 nights at available tea houses or lodges. Himalayan Planet Adventures strives to provide the highest quality of tea houses and lodges during treks. In the mountains, tea houses and lodges are not four-star establishments, but they are clean and pleasant, as they are locally operated. A single supplement is available on the trek for an additional charge. 

EQUIPMENT LIST:

Himalayan Planet Adventures provides you with the following equipment:

  • Sleeping Bag
  • Down Jacket
  • Himalayan Planet Adventure’s Duffle Bag
  • Safe Drinking Water

Himalayan Planet Adventures recommends bringing a jacket, day pack, long-sleeved shirt, and pants, along with your camera. Trekking boots are a good idea, but not necessary as long as you have good walking shoes. A pair of flip-flops is always handy for when you are around the tea houses and don't take up a lot of space. 

TREKKING GROUPS: 

Group treks range in size from two to ten people. The Manaslu Circuit Trek requires a minimum of two people. We offer trekking for single trekkers, and it is possible to combine two single trekkers into a group of at least two people. 

We encourage you to have a group ready for adventure when you book, and also to inform us of the group size. Regardless of the size of your group, we will provide you with the finest possible service at the best possible price.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: 

The Manaslu Circuit Trek is ideal for any group. If you are in average physical condition, you should be able to make this trip. While there are places that will challenge you physically, we average between 4 and 6 hours of walking per day, with regular rest breaks. Before embarking on any trek in the Himalayas, it is always a good idea to consult with your medical doctor, as well as their references, before booking a trip with a trekking company.

TREK LEADERS AND STAFF: 

A decade of experience as a trekking leader has enabled Himalayan Trekking Adventures to develop highly trained guides and porters. All of our guides and porters are not only government licensed and trained but have also received additional training to be the best possible guides and porters in the industry. Our team has an exceptional safety record and is trained to work closely with all our clients. All of our staff members are from the high Himalayas, so they are familiar with the mountains and their conditions. We provide our staff with high-quality equipment and offer ongoing training updates each year. 

TRAVEL INSURANCE: 

It is advisable to purchase travel insurance in case of trip cancellation, unexpected illness, or other unforeseen reasons that may necessitate cancelling a trip once it is booked. Travel insurance provides coverage for trip cancellations, delays, baggage loss or delay, loss of travel documents, medical emergencies, and emergency assistance.

ACCLIMATIZATION: 

The extreme elevation of the Himalayas makes AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) a real possibility. To prevent this, we incorporate acclimatization days to allow your body time to adjust to the thinner air and higher elevations. The best way to avoid AMS is to ascend slowly and take rest days as you progress to higher elevations. Usually, there is no problem with AMS at elevations below 3,600 m (11,808 ft). Himalayan Planet Adventures is highly experienced in preventing AMS and practices measures above and beyond the standard guidelines prescribed by health officials to ensure your safety.

CLIMATE AND WEATHER: 

Nepal boasts a diverse range of climates and weather, transitioning from a tropical jungle in the south to extreme alpine conditions in the north. Although a small country in terms of physical size, it encompasses a great variety of climates. The best times for trekking in the Himalayas are from mid-September to late November, when temperatures are pleasant and there is very little chance of rain. December through February is winter, and there is snow in the higher elevations, with cold nights but pleasant days. Many people enjoy trekking from March through early June, when the temperatures are warmer. The rainy (monsoon) season begins in mid-June and runs through mid-September. 

For the Manaslu Circuit Trek, spring and fall are the best times to trek. The autumn season features lush vegetation, which typically follows the summer monsoons. The air is refreshingly clean and clear. Spring is dry and a bit dusty, but considered by many to be an ideal time to embark on an adventure in the Manaslu region. 

No matter when you choose to visit Nepal, your friends at Himalayan Travel Adventures can put together the right trip for you. 

PASSPORT AND VISA REQUIREMENTS: 

Your passport must have a minimum of six months' validity after your completion date in Nepal. Himalayan Planet Adventures requests that you fax or email a copy of your passport to us before your arrival so that we can prepare all necessary permits in advance. 

Nepal visas can be purchased at the airport for most visitors. At the same time, a Nepal visa can also be obtained in advance in the country of your origin. For more information on Nepal visa and entry requirements, check out this website: https://www.immigration.gov.np/en.

PERMITS AND FEES: 

You will be required to hold the following permits: TIMS, Entry into World Heritage Sites, as well as permits for Manaslu and the Annapurna Conservation Area. All licenses are included in the package price. Himalayan Planet Adventures will require a copy of your passport, along with six (6) passport-size photos, to process and expedite these permits. Himalayan Planet Adventures will handle all the necessary paperwork and fees required to obtain these special permits on your behalf. 

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY: 

There is never a question about social responsibility when it comes to the staff and management at Himalayan Planet Adventures. This is our country, and we take pride in it. We are committed to maintaining our beauty and uplifting the people we work with. 

Following the 2015 Gorkha Earthquake, Himalayan Planet Adventures raised over USD 5,000 for earthquake relief. In addition, our people contributed hundreds of person-hours to helping earthquake victims in the rural mountain areas, which were the most severely affected. 

We brought relief in the form of food, tents, and blankets to the villagers. We reached many villages before the government and NGO relief organizations could arrive with aid. We knew how to get there, and our people transported the necessary supplies on their backs, arriving before roads could be reopened following the landslides caused by the earthquake. 

Our social responsibility doesn't end there. All of our guides and porters come from the rural areas. Their incomes help support families back in the mountains, thereby allowing rural children to access education. 

We practice responsible environmental trekking by avoiding disposable water bottles and using only biodegradable items. All non-biodegradable goods are removed from the mountains, preserving the land for future generations to enjoy. 

Himalayan Planet Adventures is committed to upholding strict standards of social responsibility, as the mountains are our home and we want to preserve them for future generations to enjoy. 

OUR EXPERIENCE: 

Himalayan Planet Adventures is a government-registered company based in Kathmandu, Nepal. We have over ten years of experience in the trekking and travel industry, having become a recognized leader among our peers as well as various professional organizations. We are members of TAAN, NMA, ASTA, ATTA and more. 

Our knowledge of people, government agencies, and current conditions extends to Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet, India, and Bangladesh. We have a strong working knowledge of adventure tourism in these countries, understanding the available resources and conditions. 

Himalayan Planet Adventures maintains a 95% satisfaction rate, one of the highest in all tourism companies in Nepal. We encourage you to speak with our clients to learn about their past experiences with Himalayan Planet Adventures. We take great pride in knowing that you will encounter only the finest praise and recommendations from clients around the world.

HOW TO BOOK: 

Once you've made your decision on which trip to take, please get in touch with our main office in Kathmandu by email, phone, or mail to confirm the availability of dates. We are constantly updating trip dates, as many trips do sell out quickly due to their popularity. Himalayan Planet Adventures takes pride in providing you with a prompt response to your travel and tour inquiries. Be sure to read our terms and conditions carefully before signing on. You will be required to provide a minimum deposit of 20% along with your booking form. Payment can be made via credit card or bank transfer. Once bookings are confirmed, Himalayan Planet Adventures will make every effort to prepare for your adventure. 

The final balance is due upon arrival in Kathmandu. Himalayan Planet Adventures will invoice you upon your arrival in Kathmandu with the final amount owing. 

We at Himalayan Planet Adventures look forward to serving you, your friends and family as you prepare to embark on a trip of a lifetime in the Mighty Himalayas.

Traveler's FAQs

Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal

A. Yes, you absolutely can! This is a very common question for Manaslu. As specialists in this region, we're experts at pairing up solo travelers to meet the two-person permit requirement. Just book your trip, and we'll handle the rest but you do have the responsibility to manage the time accordingly.

A. This is a challenging trek, perfect for those with a good level of fitness and a spirit of adventure. The day over the pass is long and tough (8-9 hours) but so rewarding! We take it slow and steady, and our experienced guides are experts at motivating and guiding you safely across. No technical skills are needed, just strong hiking legs and determination!

A. It is. The local communities have done an incredible job rebuilding. The trails are safe, the teahouses are new and strong, and the spirit of the people is amazing. Trekking in Manaslu is one of the best ways to support these resilient mountain communities.

A. Absolutely. Your safety is our top priority. The remote nature of Manaslu actually means you're in a close-knit group with our professional, fully-vetted guide. The teahouse owners are like family, creating a secure and welcoming environment throughout the trek.

A. It's a true adventure that signals the start of your journey off the beaten path! The 8-9 hour drive is on bumpy, mountainous roads. We use a sturdy 4WD jeep for safety and relative comfort. Just sit back and enjoy the incredible scenery as you leave the city far behind.

A. The teahouses in Manaslu are more basic than those in the Everest or Annapurna regions, which is part of the charm! Expect simple but clean twin-bed rooms and hearty, delicious local food. While Wi-Fi and hot showers can be found, they are less frequent. It's a chance to truly disconnect and immerse yourself in the culture.

A. Manaslu is a restricted region, which is what keeps it so special and pristine. But don't worry about the paperwork—we handle everything! We'll arrange your Manaslu Special Permit, plus the Annapurna and Manaslu Conservation Area Permits. You just focus on the trekking!

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  • Tripadvisor4.8
  • Google4.7
  • Beautiful experience in Nagarkot

    Watching the sunrise at Nagarkot was absolutely breathtaking, and our guide made the trek smooth and informative. During the journey, we were able to enjoy the charming villages, stunning natural scenery, and beautiful temples along the way. Our guide was very knowledgeable about Nepal’s culture, nature, and temples, and was attentive and professional throughout the trek.

    The transportation and overall organization were reliable, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

    Overall, it was a well-organized and memorable trek, and I highly recommend their guiding services.

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    Andrew30th Dec, 2025
  • A Perfect Nepal Experience with Himalaya Planet Adventure & the Amazing Guide Ananta🌹

    From the very early planning stages , Himalaya Planet Adventure showed incredible professionalism, flexibility, and communication

    My guide, Ananta. From the moment I was picked up at the airport, Ananta made me feel like I was traveling with friend— always punctual, full of positive energy, and incredibly knowledgeable about every place we visited. In just a short amount of time, we were able to explore so much of Kathmandu thanks to the smart planning and flexibility. From the breathtaking Chandragiri Hills cable car ride to the Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), the majestic Boudhanath Stupa, the sacred Pashupatinath Temple, a unique visit to a Kashmiri mosque, and the vibrant squares of Kathmandu Durbar Square, everything was seamless.

    To top it all off, we had a wonderful cultural dinner at Gokarna House, complete with live performances

    Thank you again to the entire Himalaya Planet Adventure head and team for such an unforgettable journey. I highly recommend this company to anyone visiting Nepal — whether for a day or a week, they will maximize your experience with care, professionalism, and heart.

    Sherif, Egypt — Tour in April 2025

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    Hat R13th Apr, 2025
  • Superb

    Stunning and breathtaking , awesome view of the Himalayas, This had been my dream to see Mt. Everest from close quarters. I believe Moutain has always inspired me to be strong , bold , and stand tall amidst crisis. The snow clad mountain ranges was looking as though someone had painted in a canvas . I wish I could actually set my foot on them , walk up to the top and say Ahoy I have arrived .

    S
    SENBHAS1st Jul, 2023
  • Gokyo Trekking

    We had a wonderful time in Nepal. Himalayan Planet and our guide Hari were top organised from the airport pickup to the return flight.

    Our adventure started with Hari and our porter via the airport Ramechhap (flights from Kathmandu are cancelled increasingly). Hari was always worried about our well-being and tour changes and wishes were accepted without discussion. The selected teahouses were quite good according to the local standard. The food served in the teahouses was always very good (we only had veggie food ).

    Himalayan Planet surprised us with a direct helicopter flight from Lukla to Kathmandu after we had arrived in Lukla two days earlier than planned. We heard later that this was the last flight for two days out of Lukla due to the misty weather.

    We can highly recommend Hari as a tour guide. He is funny, knows the Everest area very well and is extremely adaptable and kind.

    We thank Himalayan Planet for the great organisation and would like to recommend them warmly.

    Julia and Miri

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    Miriam D19th Dec, 2022
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