Manaslu Circuit Trek

16 days
From $1,890 $2,100 /person

Trip Duration

16 Days

Start / Finish

Kathmandu - Kathmandu

Max Altitude

Larkye La Pass (5,106m)

Best Seasons

March-May / September-November

Difficulty

Challenging

Meals

(Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) during the trek

Accommodation

Tea House

Transportation

Private Tourist Vehicle

Trip Highlights

  • A scenic ride from Kathmandu heads, toward the Machha Khola trailhead. The road climbs over hillsides passes quiet countryside towns and follows the Budhi Gandaki River.
  • Rugged trail supported daily by authentic family-run teahouses offering affordable lodging and warm local hospitality.
  • Reach Larkya La Pass (5,106m) one of Nepal's most spectacular mountain passes connecting the Manaslu and Annapurna regions.
  • Picturesque sceneries of Mt. Manaslu (8,163 m), Annapurna II (7,937 m), Himalchuli (7,893 m), Ngadi Chuli (7,871 m), Himlung Himal (7,126 m), Kang Guru (6,981 m), and Cheo Himal (6,820 m).
  • Diverse cultural experiences showcasing the rich Tibetan-influenced heritage, customs, and mountain lifestyle of the local community.
  • Tibetan Buddhist monasteries, including the pristine glacial Birendra Lake, historic chortens, long stone mani walls, and prayer wheels, such as the ancient Pungyen Gompa.
  • Cross two regions, moving easily from the Manaslu to the Annapurna area.

Overview

The Manaslu Circuit Trek is one of the best high-altitude wilderness loops in Nepal. This off-the-beaten-path journey around Mount Manaslu (8,163 m / 26,781 ft), the world’s eighth-highest summit, and combines magnificent Himalayan landscapes, deep river gorges and rich Tibetan Buddhist culture along the border with Tibet.

Important Trek Facts

  • Maximum Altitude: 5,106 m / 5,170 m (16,752 ft) Larkya La Pass

  • Trek Distance: From Machha Khola to Dharapani/Besisahar, around 160 to 180 km (110 miles)

  • Standard Duration: 13 to 16 days

  • Trek Difficulty: Strenuous / Challenging owing to continuous high altitude, 5-8 hours of walking everyday and rough moraine terrain

  • Best Seasons: Autumn (September to November) for crisp air and crystal-clear mountain views; Spring (March to May) for blossoming rhododendron forests.

Regulations and Licences

The territory is classed as a restricted area, as the trail crosses through sensitive border areas Trekkers need four permits:Manaslu Restricted Area Permit (MRAP): USD 100 per person for first 7 days in Autumn (+USD 15/day extra) USD 75 per person in Spring/Winter/Monsoon (+USD 10/day extra)


Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP): NPR 3,000 (~USD 23) each international trekker. Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP): NPR 3,000 (~USD 23) per foreign trekker. Chumnubri Rural Municipality Entry Permit: NPR 1,000 per person.

Solo Trekking Rule: Solo trekkers can acquire the restricted area permit on their own, without the need of forming a minimum group size of two. Trekking, however, is legally required to be done with a government-licensed guide, who must be booked through a recognised agency.

Transport & Highway Logistics

Trailhead Transport: Machha Khola (870 m / 930 m) start of hike. By car from Kathmandu (~140–160 km) it takes 8 to 10 hours via Dhading Besi and Arughat along a mixture of paved highways and off-road jeep tracks. Private 4WD jeeps cost from USD 200 to USD 250 per car.

Return Transport: Trekking part ends at Tilije/Dharapani/Besisahar. You take a private jeep or a bus back to Kathmandu via the Prithvi Highway (~175 km, 5-6 hours by private jeep or 6-8 hours by public transport).

Acclimatisation Strategy

To avoid Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) above 2,500 meters, proper pace is required:Primary Hub (Samagaun - 3,530 m) After this principle of "climb high, sleep low" trekkers stay for two nites at Samagaun to generate red blood cells.

Main Acclimatisation Treks:

  • Pungyen Gompa (4,000 m / 4,050 m): An old monastery below the Manaslu glaciers. A 4–5 hour round-trip walk.

  • Birendra Lake (3,460 m / 3,650 m): 2-3 hours moderate trek to a blue glacier lake .
    Manaslu Base Camp (4800 m) A more strenuous 6-7 hour round journey for fit trekkers.

High Camp Outpost (Dharmasala – 14,650 ft) – A seasonal village called Larkya Phedi provides a staging stop before the high pass. Accommodation is basic, with stone/wooden shelters, unheated rooms, solar power, outdoor squat toilets and no hot water or Wi-Fi.

Crossing the Larkya La Pass

The Larkya La Pass (5,106 m / 5,170 m) crossing is the defining physical highlight of the circuit:

  • The Route: 16 km over 8 to 10 hours, climbing 646 m from Dharmasala to the pass, then descending 1,516 m to Bhimtang (3,590 m).

  • Timing: Hikers depart in the dark (3:00 AM to 5:00 AM) to cross before strong afternoon winds develop and when snow is still hard.

  • Mountain Views: From the top enjoy 360-degree panoramic views of Mt. Manaslu, Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal, Kang Guru and Annapurna II . Teahouse Accommodation and Meals

  • Lodging Facilities: The journey uses family operated mountain teahouses with twin-bed rooms, shared bathrooms and communal dining halls. Lower villages (below 3,000 m) include hot showers (USD 2–3 / NPR 200–400) and Wi-Fi, whereas high-altitude stations (Samdo and Dharmasala) have very basic solar-dependent amenities.

  • Food & Hydration: Meals emphasise high-carbohydrate alternatives. All lodges serve the Nepalese staple Dal Bhat (rice, lentil soup and vegetables) with complimentary refills. Garlic soup is extensively used in promoting blood circulation at high altitudes Vegetarian meals are highly recommended for food safety over 3,500 m

Trip Short Itinerary

1
Arrival In Kathmandu 1324 m
2
Kathmandu Sightseeing 1324 m
3
Drive from Kathmandu to Machha Khola 930 m
4
Machhakhola to Jagat 1340 m
5
Jagat to Pewa 1820 m
6
Pewa to Namrung 2630 m
7
Namrung to Lho 3180 m
8
Lho to Samagaun 3530 m
9
Acclimatization Day at Samagaun 3530 m
10
Samagaun to Samdo 3875 m
11
Samdo to Dharamsala 4460 m
12
Dharamsala to Bhimthang 3720 m
13
Rest Day At Bhimthang 3720 m
14
Bhimthang to Gho 2550 m
15
Gho to Besi Sahar 760 m
16
Besi Sahar to Kathmandu by Drive 1324 m

What's included

Transportation

  • Private transportation for arrival and departure transfers between the airport and hotel is included.
  • Private jeep transportation will be provided from Kathmandu to Machha Khola for a comfortable and convenient journey.
  • Public transportation will be used for the journey from Dharapani to Besi Sahar. 
  • Transportation from Besi Sahar to Kathmandu will be provided by Hiace vehicle.

Permits

  • Restricted Area Permit
  • Manaslu Conservation Area Permit
  • Annapurna Conservation Area Permit
  • Local Area Permit

Guide and Staffs

  • An experienced and licensed trekking guide will accompany you throughout the trek, ensuring professional guidance and support at every stage of the journey.
  • One porter will be provided for every two guests, with a maximum baggage allowance of 13 kg per guest.
  • All expenses related to trekking staff are fully covered, including wages, meals, accommodation, transportation, and insurance for the entire duration of the trek.

Foods and Accommodation

  • Comfortable and standard accommodation for 15 nights in twin-sharing rooms, as per the itinerary. 
  • A total of 15 breakfasts, 14 lunches, and 13 dinners will be provided during the trek.
  • Breakfast will be provided throughout the stay as specified in the itinerary.

Others

  • A general first aid medical kit will be provided and carried throughout the trek for basic medical needs.
  • A duffle bag will be provided for use during the trek to safely store and transport your belongings.

What's excluded

Flights and Visa

  • International airfare between your home country and Nepal, including both arrival and departure flights, is not included. 
  • Any domestic airfare within Nepal, if required or applicable to the itinerary, is not included.
  • The cost of the Nepal visa, including the visa-on-arrival fee, is not included in the package.

Personal Expenses

  • Personal expenses such as laundry, hot showers, Wi-Fi access, telephone calls, sweets, snacks, battery charging, and other individual expenses are not included.
  • Alcoholic beverages, juices, soft drinks, and other personal beverages are not included in the package.

Extra Costs

  • Personal trekking equipment is not included unless specified above.
  • Tips for guides, porters, and staff are not included.
  • Any loss or additional costs caused by circumstances beyond Super Treks Nepal Pvt. Ltd.’s control are not included.
  • Costs arising from flight delays, landslides, extreme weather, strikes, illness, government policy changes, or safety-related itinerary changes are not included.
  • Any service or expense not specifically mentioned in the “Includes” section will be charged separately.

Insurance

  • Travel insurance for guests is not included in the package and must be arranged independently.

Route & elevation

Start 1,324m Peak 4,460m End 1,324m

Elevation profile

0 1,125 2,250 3,375 4,500 Height (m) 1,324m 1 1,324m 930m 3 1,340m 1,820m 5 2,630m 3,180m 7 3,530m 3,530m 9 3,875m 4,460m 11 3,720m 3,720m 13 2,550m 760m 15 1,324m 16 Day

Day-by-day itinerary

Arrival

Kathmandu

Meals

Breakfast

Your arrival in Kathmandu, Nepal's capital city, launches the inaugural day of the Manaslu Trek itinerary. Super Treks Nepal's representative will welcome you upon your arrival and serve as your guide for the duration of the excursion. Next, the guide will accompany you to your hotel, where you can unwind and refresh yourself following your flight. With your guide, you will have the opportunity to address any queries or concerns you may have regarding the trek. Additionally, the guide will provide a concise summary of the itinerary and inform you of the events that will occur in the coming days. In order to facilitate communication throughout the expedition, it is advantageous to exchange contact information with the guide at this time.

Accommodation

Hotel

Food / Meal

Breakfast

ightseeing

Boudhanath, Swyambhunath, Pashupatinath

Ascend

0

Meal

Own

The second day of the schedule is devoted to discovering the cultural and historical richness of the Kathmandu Valley. The word “World Heritage Site” is likely referring to the multiple UNESCO World Heritage sites located in the valley, which are recognised as some of the most significant and recognisable cultural and historical monuments in Nepal. This cultural and historical heritage tour will be an extra cost if you want to add it to your schedule. Some of the most popular landmarks include Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple) and Boudhanath Stupa. Throughout the day visitors will be able to see the rich history and the unique architecture of these important places and learn about their cultural and religious significance to the Nepalese people.

Accommodation

Hotel

Food / Meal

Breakfast

Drive

7-8 hrs

Descend

394

Lunch At

Dhading Besi

Departing from Kathmandu, you will travel by road to Machha Khola on the third day. Driving through picturesque landscapes, rural villages, and farming communities will provide you with a glimpse into the traditional way of life in Nepal. Depending on traffic and road conditions, the journey is anticipated to last between five and seven hours. After reaching Machha Khola, you will be accommodated at a local lodge or guesthouse for the nite. Before commencing the expedition the following day, this presents an excellent opportunity to adjust to the new environment and obtain a restful night's sleep.

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Trek

7-8hrs

Ascend

410m

Lunch At

Dobhan

Start your trek from Machha Khola on Day 4 and proceed toward Jagat. In the initial hour of the trek, you will ascend gradually until you reach Khorla Beshi, where you will pause for a cup of tea. You will resume your journey to Tatoo Pani by gradually ascending from Khorla Beshi. Dovan will be your lunch destination after you depart from Tatoo Pani. Through a landslip, the journey to Dovan will require a half-hour of walking. Following your lunch break, you will proceed with your journey to your ultimate destination via a gradual ascent and landslip trail. During your journey, you will encounter three suspension bridges.

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Trek

7-8hrs

Ascend

480m

Lunch At

Ekle Bhatti

On Day 5, the trek is relatively brief and leisurely, making it an excellent opportunity to acclimatise to the Manaslu Circuit. Leaving Jagat behind, the trail traverses verdant bamboo and rhododendron forests, following the Budhi Gandaki River upstream. Before traversing the lengthy suspension bridge at Philim, a popular photo stop and the highlight of the day, you will encounter small settlements such as Salleri and Sirdibas. As you depart from Philim, the trail becomes increasingly tranquil as you progress toward Pewa, a diminutive riverside settlement where you will spend the nite, leaving the bustling main village behind.

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Trek

7-8hrs

Ascend

810m

Lunch At

Bhi Phedi6

The journey from Pewa to Namrung is a picturesque trekking day through the center of the Manaslu region. The trail follows the Budhi Gandaki River through green forests, waterfalls and traditional mountain communities. The higher you climb the more harsh the scenery gets, with magnificent views of the neighbouring peaks. The day ends in Namrung, a beautiful town with Tibetan influences, and an essential stop on the Manaslu Circuit.

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Trek

5-6hrs

Ascend

550m

Lunch At

Lho

As the trail ascends progressively from Namrung to Lho, the trek today leads you deeper into the breathtaking Manaslu region. The route traverses serene pine and rhododendron forests, traditional mountain settlements, and expansive landscapes, providing progressively more breathtaking vistas of Manaslu and the surrounding Himalayas. The scenery becomes increasingly dramatic as you approach Lho, characterized by a strong mountain culture and Tibetan-influenced architecture. In the picturesque village of Lho, the day concludes with breathtaking Himalayan vistas and the historic Ribung Gompa.

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Trek

5-6hrs

Ascend

350m

Lunch At

Samagaun

The trek that commences today will deepen your immersion in the high Himalayan landscape, providing you with breathtaking vistas of Manaslu and the surrounding snow-capped peaks. The trail traverses alpine forests, open yak pastures, and traditional Tibetan-influenced villages, including the lovely settlement of Shyala. Towering mountains rise all around as you proceed toward Samagaun, resulting in an increasingly dramatic landscape. Samagaun, a historic mountain village renowned for its magnificent Himalayan setting, ancient monasteries, and rich Tibetan culture, concludes the day.

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Seightseeing

Birendra Tal

Ascend

0

Lunch At

Samagaun

Rest and acclimatisation day in Samagaun to allow your body to acclimatise to the increasing altitude before moving toward the highest parts of the Manaslu Circuit. To ease into the acclimatisation process, we take a gentle walk to Birendra Tal, a magnificent glacier lake set amidst spectacular Himalayan landscape.

The short trek offers amazing views of Manaslu, glaciers and the rough mountain terrain. We explore Birendra Tal, then head back to Samagaun for a quiet afternoon.

You can spend the rest of the time sleeping, exploring the traditional village, visiting local monasteries or enjoying the serene mountain surroundings. Samagaun has Tibetan-influenced culture, stone buildings, prayer flags and spectacular views, making it a fantastic destination to spend an acclimatisation day.

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Trek

3-4hrs

Ascend

345

Lunch At

Samdo

Your trekking adventure continues as you head toward the highland settlement of Samdo, leaving behind the tranquil village of Samagaun. As you go through alpine meadows and difficult terrain, the trek offers breathtaking views of the spectacular Mt. Manaslu and other towering Himalayan peaks. This section of the hike offers a moderate climb to 3,875 meters, where the landscape becomes more dramatic and bleak. The raw, unspoiled beauty of the Manaslu region is reflected in the landscape's shift from forested slopes to open valleys and rocky ridgelines. Before entering the Manang region and traversing the difficult Larke La Pass, Samdo is the last human settlement. This isolated community, which is home to more than 200 people living in about 40 traditional Tibetan-style homes, provides a distinctive cultural experience as well as a crucial rest and acclimatization stop before the next leg of the journey.

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Trek

3-4hrs

Ascend

585

Lunch At

Dharamsala

Your journey to Dharamsala (also known as Larke Phedi) starts with a tough uphill climb over desolate alpine landscape after leaving the isolated settlement of Samdo (3,860 meters).

You will soon reach Larkya Bazaar, a seasonal Tibetan bazaar that was once utilized for trade between Nepal and Tibet, after crossing a wooden bridge. The trail then continues upward, providing breathtaking views of the Sambo Himal, Naike Peak, and other neighboring summits.

The terrain gets rougher as you get closer to Dharamsala (4,460 meters), and you'll start to experience the affects of high altitude. Despite its simplicity, the location offers a breathtaking base camp setting at the base of the pass with breathtaking vistas and a tranquil ambiance that gets you ready both physically and mentally for the challenge of the following day.

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Trek

12-13hrs

Descend

740m

Lunch At

Pack Lunch

This day is one of the most difficult and unforgettable of the Manaslu Circuit. From Dharamsala, we commence our journey early and proceed to the formidable Larkey La Pass, which stands at 5,106 meters. This pass is one of the highest points of the trek. The trail leads us through a picturesque snow-covered landscape, featuring glaciers, frozen paths, and breathtaking vistas of the surrounding Himalayan peaks.

Climbing to the pass is a difficult endeavor, as the dense snow, cold temperatures, and high altitude make each step a test of determination. It is an incredibly emotional and proud moment to reach the summit of Larkey La, as it is a testament to the dedication, preparation, and obstacles that have been encountered throughout the voyage. After celebrating this accomplishment and admiring the breathtaking mountain vista, we commence the lengthy descent toward Bhimthang.

As we descend, the landscape undergoes a gradual transformation, providing a stunning contrast to the snow-covered high pass. When one arrives at Bhimthang, they experience a profound sense of relief and accomplishment. At 5,106 meters, crossing Larkey La is not merely another day on the trail; it is a significant milestone and one of the most unforgettable accomplishments of the entire Manaslu adventure.

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Trek

Rest Day

Descend

0

Lunch At

Bhimthang

Today is a well-deserved day of relaxation in Bhimthang following the difficult crossing of Larkey La Pass. We take time to unwind and recuperate from the voyage, surrounded by the tranquil Himalayan landscapes, beautiful forests, and breathtaking mountains. Today is an ideal day to contemplate the accomplishment of traversing the 5,106-meter pass, appreciate the breathtaking mountain vistas, and explore the stunning surroundings. This is a tranquil and gratifying respite before the journey continues to the lower valleys of the Manaslu region.

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Trek

4-5hrs

Descend

1170m

Lunch At

Yak Kharka

Today’s journey is from Bhimthang to the lovely village of Gho. The trail then descends slowly through gorgeous pine and rhododendron forests with invigorating mountain scenery and spectacular vistas along the way. As we descend, the terrain gets greener and warmer, with historic villages and quiet trails adding appeal. This is a more laid back and fun part of the tour after the hard days at high altitude. We arrive to Gho, a beautiful mountain village where we may relax, appreciate the surroundings and feel the peace of the lower Manaslu region

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Trek

4-5hrs / Drive

Descend

1790m

Lunch At

Dharapani

Your Manaslu trek concludes with the last trekking day from Gho to Dharapani. The trail progressively descends through lush forests, traditional villages and scenic mountain scenery before reaching Dharapani.

We reach Dharapani and enjoy our lunch and relax for a while after the journey. From here we continue our adventure by vehicle, leaving the mountains behind and driving toward Besisahar. The picturesque road winds past delightful hillside communities, rivers, waterfalls and the lush scenery of the Himalayan foothills.

Later in the evening we arrive at Besisahar, settle into our hotel and spend the nite. It’s a perfect opportunity to relax and celebrate the end of a memorable Manaslu trekking adventure.

Accommodation

Tea House

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Drive

7-8hrs

Ascend

564m

Lunch At

Muglin

As you finish the Manaslu Trek, carry with you memories of breathtaking mountains, attractive communities, rich culture, and the sense of accomplishment of having crossed the Larkey La Pass. To mark this fantastic journey, we’re going to have a special farewell supper, exchanging stories and precious memories from the trail.

We hope you enjoyed the vacation as much as we enjoyed having you with us. Thanks for making this fantastic excursion and wishing you a safe trip home. Until mwe meet again in the Himalayas!

Accommodation

Hotel

Food / Meal

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

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Gear & equipments

Headwear

Sun cap

Brimmed cap for hot, high-UV trail days.

Wool beanie

Warm hat for mornings above the treeline.

Buff / neck gaiter

Dust, wind and cold on high passes.

Glacier sunglasses

Category 4 lenses for snow glare.

Headlamp

Pre-dawn starts and unlit teahouse corridors.

Upper body

Merino base layer (top)

Wicking next-to-skin layer for cold mornings.

Long-sleeve trekking shirt

Sun protection on exposed ridges.

Fleece mid-layer

Warmth at rest stops without bulk.

Down jacket

Camp and high-altitude evenings.

Waterproof shell

Hooded jacket for rain and wind.

Lower body

Trekking trousers

Quick-dry pants for long walking days.

Thermal leggings

Base layer for cold nights and high camps.

Waterproof overtrousers

Keep legs dry on monsoon or snow days.

Lightweight shorts

Warm valley days at the start of the trek.

Underwear (synthetic)

Several pairs; cotton stays wet.

Footwear

Broken-in trekking boots

Ankle support on rocky, uneven trails.

Camp sandals

Air feet out at the lodge.

Wool trekking socks

Three to four pairs, rotated daily.

Liner socks

Reduce blisters on long descent days.

Gaiters

Keep snow and scree out of boots.

Hands & sleep

Fleece gloves

Morning starts and windy ridges.

Insulated mittens

Pass days above 5,000 m.

Sleeping bag (−10 °C)

Teahouse rooms are unheated.

Silk liner

Hygiene layer and a little extra warmth.

Inflatable pillow

Lodge pillows vary wildly.

Bags & trekking

Duffel (porter, 15 kg)

Soft bag for the porter; 15 kg is the usual limit.

Daypack (25–35 L)

Water, layers, camera and snacks.

Rain cover

For both duffel and daypack.

Trekking poles

Save knees on long descents.

Dry bags

Keep electronics and spare clothes dry.

Hydration & food

Water bottles (2 L total)

Refill at lodges; purification as backup.

Water purification

Tablets or a filter for trail water.

Thermos flask

Hot tea on cold pass mornings.

Trail snacks

Nuts, bars and glucose for long days.

Electrolyte sachets

Replace salt lost at altitude.

Hygiene

Biodegradable soap

Lodges have limited washing water.

Quick-dry towel

Compact towel for occasional showers.

Toothbrush and paste

Basic kit; carry-on size.

Toilet paper

Not always provided above Namche.

Hand sanitiser

Before meals on the trail.

Health & documents

Personal first-aid kit

Blister care, pain relief, personal meds.

Diamox (if prescribed)

Talk to your doctor before you fly.

Sunscreen SPF 50

UV is fierce above 4,000 m.

Lip balm with SPF

Stops cracking in dry, cold air.

Passport copies and permits

Checkpoints will ask; keep a spare set dry.

Electronics

Power bank

Lodge charging is slow and often extra.

Universal adapter

Nepal uses a mix of sockets.

Phone with offline maps

Download the route before Lukla.

Spare camera battery

Cold drains cells fast.

E-reader or cards

Long teahouse evenings.

Useful information

  • A valid copy of travel insurance that covers the time of your expedition.
  • A copy of the visa obtained after arrival in Nepal.
  • A clear scanned copy of your current passport, which must have at least 6 months of validity remaining.

Trekker reviews

James Okonkwo

Nigeria

“Manaslu circuit, properly supported”

Long days and a serious pass. Porters were looked after, food was better than expected, and the restricted-area logistics just worked.

Frequently asked

Planning

A licensed guide is mandatory for the Manaslu–Larkey La Pass Trek. The region is far away and very high. The guide ensures that all permits and regulations are respected. The guide also gives help with navigation, altitude safety, weather conditions and emergencies.

More, than a requirement the guide makes your journey safer, smoother and richer. The guide lets you fully enjoy the landscapes and authentic Himalayan culture.

Larkya La Pass is difficult but can be done with good planning and acclimatization. The crossing is physically challenging at roughly 5,106 meters (16,752 feet) due to the high altitude, steep portions, high temperatures and long trekking day.

With a good itinerary, progressive acclimatization and the help of an experienced guide, the pass is accessible to trekkers.

The journey is a tough one, but the payoff is worth it, with the ultimate challenge being the passage of Larkya La Pass at 5,106 meters (16,752 feet). The Manaslu Circuit is the perfect trek for anyone looking for a real Himalayan experience with natural beauty, adventure, challenge and stunning mountain vistas.

For peak seasons (September–November and March–May) you should make a reservation for the Manaslu Trek at least 2months in advance to ensure your restricted area permits, a licensed guide and lodge space. 1 month can plenty for off-peak or independent planning, while earlier is usually safer.

Yes, the Manaslu Trek itinerary can be adjusted according to your time, fitness level and preferences. Trek lengths, rest and acclimatization days, distance walked each day and some breaks can be tailored when possible.

Our professional team can prepare the itinerary maintaining adequate acclimatization, safety, permits and crossing the Larkya La Pass at 5,106 meters as the key priorities. This way you may experience a more comfortable and personalized Himalayan adventure.

We have years of experience on the same trekking routes, a professional team and a warm, friendly environment, which is why travelers pick Super Treks Nepal. Our professional guides know the routes well, altitude management, altitude sickness understanding, safety, and security, and they help ensure that the trip is properly organized and comfortable.

Our goal is not just on reaching the destination, but on crafting a safe, personal and really memorable Himalayan experience. From day one to the final farewell, our aim is to make your journey with Super Treks Nepal a lifetime experience filled with unforgettable moments, best hospitality, and wonderful memories.

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