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There are very few people who do not prefer to take part in adventure activities, such as trekking, hiking, mountaineering, and rock climbing. Among all these activities, trekking has gained more popularity worldwide. It is famous because people of almost every age group can do it at their own pace.

Meanwhile, Nepal is one of the best countries in the world for outdoor recreational activities due to its rich natural resources and the majority of the Himalayan Range being located here. For this reason, those who want to test their abilities and experience an adrenaline rush in nature are always welcome here.

Many well-known trekking trails exist in Nepal, and one of them is the Manaslu Circuit Trek. You will have the opportunity to enjoy the beauty of nature here like never before. Even if you have already experienced nature's beauty in your homeland or other countries, on this trail, you will encounter a different kind of natural beauty that will stay with you for a lifetime. Additionally, you will experience Tibetan Buddhist culture and traditions along the way, as the trail extends to the border with Tibet (China).

Image Source: Nepal Tourism Board

In order to make your trek wonderful and memorable, New Road Travel and Tours (NRTT) has designed an exceptional package for the Manaslu Circuit Trek at a reasonable price. We provide an experienced and friendly guide with proper knowledge of first aid, who will accompany you on an adventure to the highest point of the trail: Larke La Pass, situated at 5,106 meters above sea level.

Trek Facts

Note: ACAP stands for Annapurna Conservation Area Permit and MRAP stands for Manaslu Restricted Area Permit.

Brief Summary Of Manaslu

There are a total of 14 highest mountains in the world that rise above 8,000 meters. Among them, Manaslu is the eighth-highest peak, standing at an elevation of 8,163 meters above sea level. It is part of the Mansiri Himal subrange of the Himalayan range and is located in the historic district of Gorkha, in the Gandaki Province of Nepal.

The mountain was first ascended by the Japanese mountaineering team on May 9, 1956, and the first winter ascent was accomplished by Polish mountaineers Maciej Berbeka and Ryszard Gajewski on January 12, 1984. The north-east face of the mountain is considered the easiest route for climbing.

Image: Manaslu; Source: Wikipedia

Our Contact Details

Please refer to the above table if you have any queries regarding our designated Manaslu Circuit Trek package or for booking. There are four options available for you to reach out to us. Consequently, you can contact us through any of the options mentioned above. You will receive a prompt response because we are delighted to share our product and service knowledge with people, promoting Nepal, as the best destination for outdoor recreational activities.

Inclusive

• ACAP and MRAP Cards
• Guide and Porter’s Fee
• All Three Meals
• Hotel Accommodation
• First Aid Kit
• Transportation

Exclusive

• Personal Expenses
• Tips for Guide and Porters
• Beverage (Except for the tea during breakfast and evening tea)
• Health Insurance
• Travel Insurance

What To Bring?

• Cap or Hat
• Sunscream (Minimum 50+ SPF)
• Trekking Pant
• Enough Socks
• Thermos and Water Bottle
• Chocolate and Snacks
• Lipcare
• Body Lotion
• Quality Backpack
• Quality Trekking Boots
• Gloves

FAQs

How much is the cost of the Manaslu Circuit Trek?

The cost of the Manaslu Circuit Trek is USD 810 per person.

How hard is the Manaslu Circuit Trek?

In terms of difficulty level, Manaslu Circuit Trek is moderate, depending on an individual’s stamina and mentality.

How much distance does a trekker cover on the Manaslu Circuit Trek?

The trekker covers a total distance of approximately 177 kilometers on the Manaslu Circuit Trek.

Is there any chance of developing altitude sickness during the Manaslu Circuit Trek?

Yes, there is a significant chance of developing altitude sickness during the Manaslu Circuit Trek because you ascend to 5,167 m above sea level. If you reside at a lower altitude, you are more likely to experience altitude sickness. Therefore, it's advisable not to rush during your trek.

What medicines can be used to avoid or treat altitude sickness?

There are multiple medicines easily available in the pharmacy. However, Diamox is a medication frequently used when walking in high-altitude places. To prevent altitude sickness, you can start taking it 48 hours before your travel date and continue for the next 48 hours after the start of the trek.

As for the dosage, take 125 MG twice daily, once in the morning and once at night. Nevertheless, the best preventive measure is to walk slowly, take sufficient rest along the way and drink as much as water you can, allowing your body to acclimatize to the environment.

If, unfortunately, you develop altitude sickness, descend immediately to at least 300 meters. Furthermore, consult your doctor about a medication like Diamox before purchasing and taking its dosage.