Trip Overview
Manaslu trek is one of the most demanding and adventure trekking adventure in himalayas of Nepal. A large no of tourst explore this destination. The charm of exploring the hidden treasures, culutres and natural beauty of this region is increasing since last few year. Adventure travelers exploring the Manaslu circuit shares their awesome experiences of their adventure journey. If you are looking for some adventure thrilling trekking, Manaslu circuit trekking trail could be one of your best choice.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek is a strenuous and demanding trek that rewards the brave with some of the most breathtaking and remote landscapes in Nepal—but how hard is it?
Manaslu Circuit Trek is an extended and strenuous trek, circling the Manaslu range was opened to trekking in 1992 along with Mustang. Going north, up the river valley of the Budi Gandaki and then behind Mt. Himalchuli (7,893 m), Ngadi Chuli (7,871m), also known as Peak 29 and Mt. Manaslu (8,163 m) to cross the Larkya La Pass at 5,106 m., this fascinating trek explores areas and the way of life unchanged for decades and maybe, even centuries. The region with brilliant mountain vistas of the Ganesh and Manaslu Himal ranges and insights into the cultures of a cross-section of ethnic Nepalese tribes and people. The trail passes through the villages of Khani Gaon, Setibas, Nyak, Namru and Samagaon to cross the Larkya La (5,106 m) and then joins the river valley of the Dudh Khola. From here, the trail heads south to the Dudh Khola's confluence with the Marsyangdi River at the village of Thonje and continues through the villages of Chamje and Nayagaon to Besisahar where you end your trek. This is a trek that offers much more than mountains.
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Trekkers during the adventure trek to Manaslu Circuit enjoy the magnificent South Face of the Manaslu range. Adventure travelers and trekkers pass through the beautiful valley of Manaslu. The great Sherpas culture and the local peoples' tradition in the Manaslu region is so fascinating.
