Manasalu the 8th highest mountain in the world was first climbed by the Japanese expedition group in 1956.The trekking around beautiful Manasalu region which started in 1991 offers you a very unique opportunity to experience relatively "untouched" region of Nepal and provides spectacular beauty along the border of Nepal and China allowing organized trekking groups special permits to venture round its spectacular circuit. The treks starts from the historic city of Gorkha and goes along Budhi Gandaki, through Nupri region largely in habitant by descendants of Tibetan migrants.


Altitude :  5400 m
Grade :
Season: Feb – May/Sep – Dec
Trek Type: camping
Trip Days: 24 Days
Accommodation: Budget/standard

Itinerary:

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 02: Full day sightseeing
Day 03: Drive to Gorkha and trek to Chardhara (700m).
Day 04: Chardhara - Chapthok (1128m)
Day 05: Chapthok - Arughat (600m)
Day 06: Arughat - Sodi Khola (700m)
Day 07: Sodi Khola - Lububesi (880m)
Day 08: Lububesi - Dobhan Khola (823m)
Day 09: Dobhan Khola - Jagat(1410m)
Day 10: Free day
Day 11: Jagat - Thangkolmo (1371m)
Day 12: Thangkolmo - Deng (1646m).
Day 13: Deng - Ghap (1981m)
Day 12: Ghap - Namro (2660m
Day 13: Namro - Shyala (3353m)
Day 14: Acclimatize visit Manaslu Base Camp/Samagoan
Day 15: Shyala - Samdo (3658m)
Day 16: Samdo - Phedi (Dharamsala) (4268m)
Day 17: Phedi - Larkya La (5100m) - Larcha (3506m)
Day 18: Larcha - Sangure Kharka (2900m)
Day 19: Sangure Kharka - Thonje/Dharapani (1890m)
Day 20: Thonje/Dharapani - Syange (1067m)
Day 21: Syange - Bulbule (853m)
Day 22: Pulbule - Phalesangu (670m)
Day 23: Drive back to Kathmandu
Day 24: Departure
 

Cost: The cost of a trip depends upon the guest requirement.