Manaslu Circuit Trek

Name: Manaslu Circuit Trek
Brand: Wilderness Excursion
Price: 999 USD
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Duration

13 Days

Trip Grade

Medium Hard

Maximum Altitude

5160m

Group Size

Max 15 Person

Activities

Trekking and Hiking

Starts

Soti khola

Ends

Jagat

Best Time

March-June and September-November

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The Manaslu Circuit Trek in Nepal offers a less crowded yet equally amazing trip, an alternative to popular treks like the Annapurna Circuit. This trek encircles Mount Manaslu, the world's eighth-highest peak, taking trekkers through diverse landscapes, from subtropical lowlands to high-altitude passes like the challenging Larkya La Pass. It provides a rich cultural experience, passing through traditional villages with strong Tibetan influences. The trek is known for its raw, remote beauty and offers incredible panoramic views of the Himalayan range.

Manaslu Circuit Trek Overview

The Manaslu Circuit Trek, which goes through a daring cross over Larke Pass at an elevation of 5160 meters, is a lifetime experience trekking holiday in Nepal in 2025. This Manaslu Circuit multiple-day hiking trip is the best alternative trek to the Annapurna Circuit Trek, as road construction has threatened its reputation. During the journey, the trip passes through dominantly Hindu communities in the first few days and treks through lush green subtropical valleys with villages and terraced farming lands in lower elevations. From the beginning, we hike along the Budhi Gandaki River, taking you through distinct regional scenery of rivers, waterfalls, flora, fauna, and, above all, mountains. We hike through the Buddhist-influenced Nup Ri in the higher elevations, meaning the "western mountain" area. The people’s language, culture, and dresses resemble those of Tibetans, as they are direct descendants of Tibetans and are very proud of their unique cultural heritage, having a strong sense of preserving their culture. On the trail, after Jagat, we enter the Tibetan Buddhist-influenced villages As we can see, the people of Shyo, Lho, and Samagaun villages identify them as a lot closer to Tibet and have been part of Tibet in history.

How long is the Manaslu Circuit Trek?

The Manaslu Circuit Trek will last a minimum of 10 days and can be extended up to 18 days, depending on how many side trips and places of interest you would like to include in your tour. The level of your fitness and your previous hiking experience also differ in the itinerary. Our standard 13-day itinerary contains 11 days of walking; 2 days of road travel before and after the trekking; and 1 additional day should be allowed in Kathmandu for issuing permits. And this itinerary is for those with moderate trekking habits. However, this trip also can be customized in 12 days according to your interests and requirements.

The journey to Manaslu Circuit starts from Kathmandu by taking a local bus or riding a private jeep, reaching its highest point at Larke Pass at 5160 m (16,324 ft.). The route follows mountain views of Ganesh Himal, Siringi Himal, Himalchuli Himal, Manaslu (8163 m; the 8th tallest mountain in the world), Naike Peak, Larke Peak, Cheo Himal, Himlung Himal, and Annapurna Range, passing through the beautiful village of Bimthang among high mountains. The amazing journey also goes through the region's holy sites, most notably the oldest ancient Buddhist monasteries, prayer walls, stupas, and chortens. This trekking route connects to the Annapurna and Ganesh Himal sections of the Great Himalaya Trail in Nepal. The eastern portion of the trek follows the Budhi Gandaki River upstream to its source near the village of Samdo. To get there, several days of uphill hiking are required. Then the route goes over the pass, a grueling day of hiking, and back down the other side, where it meets up with the Marsyangdi River. After the pass, at the end of the trek, several options are available: following the Marsyangdi river further to the proper road and catching a jeep at a comfortable tourist bus at Besisahar, or extending the trek toward the world-famous Annapurna Circuit trek in Nepal.

Is Manaslu Circuit Trek camping or teahouse trekking?

Manaslu Circuit is a "teahouse trek," meaning mountain lodges and teahouses cater to trekkers on the entire route in Manaslu Circuit. Clients are expected to eat breakfast and dinner in the same lodge where they stay for the night; wherever you trek in Nepal, this is the same!

Major Highlights of The Manaslu Circuit Trek

Magnificent mountain views of Ganesh Himal, Shringi Himal, Mount Manaslu, Lamjung Himal, and Annapurna Range.
Ancient Buddhist Monasteries, prayer-engraved Mani Walls, Beautiful Villages, Tibetan-like locals, Budhi Gandaki Vally,
Daring cross over dramatic Larke Pass (5160 m, 16,324 ft.) with a daily 4 to 7-hour walk.
Staying in tea houses, Interact with locals and learn local traditions.
Inclusive package and best price guaranteed.
The 13-day itinerary is carefully tailored for a comfortable hike.
Spare day separated for acclimatization at Samagau

How much does it cost for the Manaslu Circuit Trekking 2025?

The amount you pay for the same trek depends on your choice of travel agency. If you choose an international agency in your home town, they may charge you around US$ 1500 to 1700 per person, but we offer a much lower price of just US$ 999 per person on a minimum 2-person sharing basis for the same service they provide. Some agencies charge for their trademarks and brands. Local companies also provide equally satisfying services—almost the same. The package price includes your local guide, necessary porters, meals, accommodation, local transportation, and all necessary Manaslu trek permits. It is your option to pick the agency according to your budget and travel plans; however, booking with a local organization is your direct contribution to supporting locals in Nepal. We offer a value-for-money price for a 13-day inclusive package that costs just USD 999 per person for 2025 and 2026.

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Itinerary

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Day 01

Drive to Machha Khola from Kathmandu: Drive time: 8 to 9 hours

After enjoying a hot breakfast, we set off to Machha Khola, some 8/9 hours by bus or a private jeep through the beautiful landscape passing by Arughat-Arukhet, Soti Khola, Machha Khola at the bank of the Budhi Gandaki River. Today, you have paid meals included: lunch and dinner. Overnight stop at Machha Khola in the trekking lodge.

Max Altitude: 869 M Meals: Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseMode of Travel: Public BusDuration: 9 HoursDistance: 170 KM

Day 02

Trek to Jagat ( 1340 M ) from Machha Khola: Walk time: 6 to 7 hours walk

Machha Khola to Jagattrek starts after crossing the suspension bridge built over Machha Khola. Now there is roadbuilding work going on. We can enjoy the view of Buri Gandaki Valley via the suspension bridges, tiny hamlets, terraced fields, and waterfalls. After walking for 5-6 hours, we finally reach the village of Jagat, where we will spend the night.

Max Altitude: 869 M Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseMode of Travel: WalkDuration: 6 to 7 HrsDistance: 13 KM

Day 03

Trek to Deng (1980m) from Jagat: Walk time: 7 hours.

Today we hike to Jagat from Machha Khola, the distance is some 13 miles. It takes 5 to 6 hrs to get to Jagat from Machha Khola going throughout the Gurung villages of Khorlabesi, Tatopani, Dobhan, Yuru Khola along Budigandaki valley. Jagat village situated at an elevation of 1340 meters above sea level. Overnight stay in trekking lodge.

Max Altitude: 1340 M Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 7 Hrs

Day 04

Trek to Namrung (2630m) from Deng: Walk time: 6 hours.

After staying at Jagat for the night; our journey starts to Deng; also spelled “Dyang”. The trail begins to climb a rocky ridge where views of Sringi Himal (7,187m) appear. We keep on through beautiful terraced fields of maize, potato and millet before entering the Nupri (‘the Western Mountains) via bamboo forests. We spend the night in the Buddhist village of Deng for overnight stay.

Max Altitude: 1980 M Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 6-7 Hrs

Day 05

Trek to Shyala (3500m) from Namrung: Walk time: 6 to 7 hours.

Continue track from Philim the villages of Ekle Bhatti comes. Turn left cross the Buri Gandaki on a solid bridge after about 1hr and traverse to a welcome bhatti just around the corner for tea and a last look up the Tsum Valley. Trek through bamboo forests to Deng (1860m), inhabited by Gurungs who practice Buddhism. Lodging at Manaslu Trekker Home and Shangri-La. Just beyond Deng re-cross to the east bank and climb to Rana (1980m) and pass Bihi Phedi (1990m, Himal and Manaslu hotels) with the trail up to the stone-carving village of Bihi (2130m; Bhi). The river roars below. Continue in and out of continuous wild canyons, with a village perched in every conceivable cropping situation, cross the Serang Khola coming from the north and climb steeply again before finally circling into Ghap (2340m; Tsak) past Mountain View lodge where the horses stay, Budhi Gandaki Lodge. The mani walls here and onwards as far as Bimthang often display intricate quality carvings of various Buddhas in meditation, incised in the hard local stone by a family of carvers from Bihi. The Manaslu Thakuri lodge and Kyimolung lodge and camping ground are in Ghap itself and building is underway. A side-trip from a bridge below Bihi can take you up to Prok (2380m), and an excursion to Kal Tal (3685m; Kalchhuman Lake), then back down to Ghap. Two lodges are reported in Prok and those who visit really enjoy the experience, including a lake 1200m higher for which a local guide is advised. We still continue to Namrung, a beautiful village nestled at the elevation of 2630m.

Max Altitude: 2630 M Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 6-7 Hrs

Day 06

Morning side trip to Pugyen Gompa (4700m) & tre to Samgau (3500m): Hike time: 7 hours

Enter a beautiful forest of fir and rhododendron with many birds, staying on the south bank, cross north on a wooden bridge with a roaring narrow canyon below then cross back to the south bank on a new swing bridge with grey langurs watching. The main trail now climbs on well-made stairs, but a highly recommended narrow shortcut to the right just after the bridge and along the riverbank is far quicker and through superb pine forest. After about 1hr, climb a zigzag from the river to the neat village of Namrung (2660m) with shops, restaurants and the Thakali, Thakuri and Namrung lodges about the flagstoned square. While waiting for a meal it is worth wandering around the village, where carvings from Bihi have been painted in colours above a gateway. The architecture characteristic of upper Nupri starts here: several houses gathered together about a common courtyard and livestock shelters on the ground floor, with heavy wooden shingle roofs and log stairs to dark verandahs. Pass mani walls, fields and houses through Banjam (2800m, Banzam) with Nubri Trekkers Inn. Enter the fir, rhododendron and oak forest before climbing to Lihi (2900m; Li, Ligaon) with the Lihi Hotel in 1hr, then onto Sho (2950m, Syogoan) where there is a bhatti but no lodges yet. The platforms in the fields are where people keep overnight watches to chase bears from their crops. Most people from here onwards wear traditional Tibetan dress, with the children in small chubas like dressing gowns, asking for shim shim (Tibetan for candy). Some have impeccable English due to an Australian aid project. There are some particularly fine paintings in the kani (gate arches) that you pass before Sho. Shrip (3000m) boasts the Nupri Eco-hotel. A leisurely walk onwards, in and out of gullies to Lho (3180m; Logoan) with the large Tashi Delek lodge and Majestic Guest House. Pity about the wedding-cake stupa donated from Taiwan which dominates this otherwise picturesque village focused on yak herding. There are excellent views of Manaslu (8163m) and Manaslu North (7157m) from the mani wall at the far end of the village and from the gompa on the hill to the west. The views of Manaslu are stupendous still continue walk to Shyala (3520m, Shyalagaon, up a pine and rhododendron gully with moss and gin-clear stream. Enjoy 360° views from here due to a fire and extensive deforestation and extensive building including the largest lodge on the trek under construction, currently Manaslu Pik 21 Hotel and Gurkha Manaslu Homestay. Another easy hour to the large village of Sama (3520m, Samagaon, Ro), losing the gigantic views of Manaslu but entering a world of yaks, pastures and houses which seem to have grown from the stones. Only potatoes and barley can be grown at this altitude.

Max Altitude: 3520 M Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tea House

Day 07

Rest and acclimatization day at Sama Gaun, explore surrounding beauty

Rest days to get physically acclimatized. We can spend the day exploring surroundings such as, Birendra Taal (lake), Buddhist monasteries, Samagaun, a big Tibetan cultured community and a side trip to Pun Gyen Gompa or Manaslu Base Camp but this both side trips requires almost a full day for each. We will see a marvelous view of Manaslu. Stay overnight at same place.

Max Altitude: 3520 M Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tea House

Day 08

Trek to Samdo (3860m) from Samagau: Walk time: 3 to 4 hours.

Another short day because of the altitude, with time to go via the iceberg-covered Birendra Tal (3450m) under the Manaslu Glacier, wade the exit stream depending on the time of year and drop down to pick up the main trail from Sama to Samdo. Easy walking through yak pastures up a broad valley with long mani walls, marmots in April but not November standing on their burrows. Finally leave the tree line behind, although low-lying juniper is all around, climbing to a ridge and drop to cross the Budhi Gandaki on a wooden bridge. It takes some time to reach the white Kani above but immediately behind is Samdo (3860m), a very picturesque village dedicated to yak herding, so much so that there are more animal and fodder shelters than human accommodation. Lodges are Chez Kyrang, Yak Lodge, Tibetan Twins, comfortable although likely to be cold at this altitude. Side valleys and Samdo Peak call out for afternoon wandering but take a jacket as cold wind can come up at any time. The Larkya La trail is ahead up valley and left. You can see the main track for Tibet over the Larjyang La (Lajyung Bhanjyang, 5098m) sloping up to the right from the Larkya La trail and you can make an excellent afternoon acclimatization walk of 4-5hrs return to 4500m up this trail, seeing lots of blue sheep and yaks and entrancing views, but the pass itself is a full day trip. The first village and road in Tibet is about 2hrs beyond the pass with access currently blocked by China even for locals. There is a lot of Chinese and Tibetan alcohol and food for sale in Samdo.

Max Altitude: 3860 M Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 3-4 Hrs

Day 09

Trek to Larke Rest home aka Dharmasaala (4460m) from Samdo: Time: 4 hours.

Descend beyond Samdo on a broad trail, dropping to cross the much-reduced Budhi Gandaki at 3850m. Pass the trail to Tibet to the right and climb left after a mani wall, traversing through juniper with many marmots in April but not November when they hibernate. Cross two ravines on narrow tracks, very icy towards winter. There is no Larke Bazar despite what many maps assert; at one time traders from Namche Bazar came through Tibet to trade in this area and maybe some of the scattered stone shelters you will pass were part of that market. Dharamsala (4460m; Larke Phedi, Larkya Resthouse) is now a seasonal village with dark stone rooms and tents for at least 50 people, and a dirt-floored but efficient dining hut. Even toilets are available. In 2012 this entire place opened 1 October and closed for winter on 24 November, so check in Samdo before counting on staying here. The camping area is filthy with toilet trenches, rubbish and blowing toilet paper so be careful where you get your water and boil it well if camping. The views are marvelous. A large herd of blue sheep call the tussock-covered hills home and we saw snow leopard prints in fresh snow around the toilets.

Max Altitude: 4460 M Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 4-5 Hrs

Day 10

Trek to Bimthang (3750m) via dramatic Larke Pass (5160m): WAlk time 7 to 8 hours.

Note that if snow has fallen overnight and there have been high winds, then there may be less snow as you climb making the pass still crossable. Climb steadily over the ridge behind Dharamsala and beside the large lateral moraine of the Larke Glacier. The climb is not difficult but it is long and rocky underfoot, particularly as you top the moraine. Look for cairns and metal snowpoles which assist route finding. Descend past four frozen lakes and make a final tiring climb to the left up to Larkya La (5160m), marked by prayer flags. It takes about 3-5hrs to reach the pass and it can be very cold and windy with a risk of exposure if under-equipped or ill. The peaks to the west are Himlung (7126m) near Tibet and Kang Guru (6981m) and Annapurna II (7937m) in the Annapurna Range. Trek west on a high moraine ridge exposed to wind for some distance, on the right side of a deep gully, then drop steeply on loose scree, eventually traversing left on more steep scree. There are several places where snow or ice would make this treacherous and some groups fix a rope on the steepest piece. Make a long descent on loose gravel to a welcome more level area with grassy moraine, where the angle eases. The track now runs left of the large lateral moraine, rocky at times, in a widening and beautiful valley all the long way to very scenic Bimthang (3720m; ‘plain of sand’), a descent of 1400m in about 3hrs. The views during the descent are huge – icefalls and mountains in all directions, a medial glacial lake (Pongkar Tal) between the Pongkar and Salpudanda Glaciers, and the joining of these two glaciers with a third glacier to form the Bhimdang Glacier whose lateral moraine towers over Bimthang. The new chalet-style Hotel Ponkar Mountain is the first lodge.

Max Altitude: 3750 M Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: BimthangDuration: 7-8 Hrs

Day 11

Trek to Gowa (2300m) from Bimthang: Walk time 6 hours

Walk south below Bimthang behind the moraine wall for some time before crossing the Bhimdang Glacier, which can be loose underfoot. Climb up the far moraine wall quickly to avoid stone-fall and enter some of the best forest in Nepal. If you are in rhododendron season, the mauves, reds, pinks and whites are stunning amongst the huge pines and the views of the back of Mt Manaslu are superb. Descend rapidly along the true right bank of the aptly named Dudh (‘milk’) Khola through a bhatti at Hompuk (3420m) in a forest clearing. Gentle riverside walking continues rapidly to Karche (2700m; Karache, Surki Khola, Suti Khola) for lunch after about 3.5hrs. This would be a great place to spend a night, with Saat Kanya Hotel or Himalayan Cottage chalets owned by the same Bimthang man. In the next hour you will see many signs of a glacial flood, with tree trunks smashed and banks undermined, the track becoming quite rough. Climb steeply over a ridge and drop to Gurung Goa (2560m, Gho), the first real village since Samdo. There are many new lodges now, continuing further down one hour to Tilche for overnight stay.

Max Altitude: 2300 M Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 6-7 Hrs

Day 12

Trek to Chayamje (1500m) from Gowa: Walk time: 6 to 7 hours.

Here the popular Annapurna Circuit trek meets, Dharapani is the place where we have to check out from our Manaslu circuit trekking and perhaps you will have a lunch and your trekking goes downhill but it is not steep down. Noise from the river and nature makes your trek more pleasant. Trek down through the steepest part of the Marsyangdi Gorge is 5 to 7 hours of walk today. Stay there overnight in lodge at Jagat

Max Altitude: 1300 M Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerAccommodation: LodgeDuration: 6-7 Hrs

Day 13

Drive to Besi Sahar – Kathmandu / Pokhara: Drive time: 8 to 9 hours.

After our breakfast we will catch a local jeep or bus get a bus to Beshisahar and connecting local hiace van drive to Kathmandu. This is will be a long day drive. Considering to extend a night and stay overnight in Besi Sahar allows you to travel relaxingly to Kathmandu. Transfer to hotel in Kathmandu.

Max Altitude: 1300 M Meals: Breakfast & LunchAccommodation: Not includedDuration: 8-9 Hrs

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One trained and licensed local Manaslu Trek guide.
Ground transportation by public bus to and from the tour.
12 nights of lodge accommodation on a twin-sharing basis during the trip.
Meals: 12 breakfasts, 13 lunches, and 12 dinners during the trek.
Manaslu Circuit Trekking Permit/Conservation Fees
12 kg free luggage on trekking tours, carried by a porter
Fees for guide and porters and their insurance.
Taxes and documentation charges.

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Meals, accommodation, and guided sightseeing in Kathmandu
International flights, Visas
Additional tours and meals that are not mentioned
Bar bills and beverages.
Personal bills such as internet and laundry.
Personal travel insurance and trekking gear.
Emergency evacuation (which will be done in your account)
Tipping your guide and porters.

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Manaslu Circuit Trek FAQs

Q1.How long does Manaslu Circuit Trek take?

The traditional Manaslu Circuit trek takes 14 days or up to 17 days, depending on the side visits you include. This trek can be condensed in 10 to 11 days (see our 11-day Manaslu trek) for fitter trekkers. The actual distance you'll be covering each day will be approximately 15-20 km. During the trek, you don't have to walk continuously for a long time.

Q2.How difficult is Manaslu Circuit Trek?

In term of difficulty; this trek is medium hard. The trail goes through dramatic Larke Pass that is 5160 meter from the sea level. Having previous trekking experience or hiking habit for this trek is advantage. Pre- physical training will help of the trekker has a lot to do with the Manaslu Circuit Trek as it is one of the challenging treks in Nepal that takes you through the remote villages of the Himalayan region.

Q3.Manaslu Circuit Trek Solo

Can I Trek to Manaslu Circuit Solo? Actually the answer is no but we can arrange your trip for yourself. However; Nepal's restricted trekking areas require minimum two parties to get permits so only group trekking is possible as per state law. So you should have friend to trek with or join the other groups to get permission to enter the area. Write us with your expected travel date for more information about fixed group departures to join the group.

Q4.Can I trek to Manaslu without guide or hiring a guide is mandatory?

The answer is no; you cannot trek as an individual trekker according to Nepali government rule. You should be accompanied by a registered trekking guide, and your trek must be organized by a government-registered company while trekking in such restricted areas. We have guide cum porters to legalize the trek if you are a low-budget trekker.

Q5.Is Manaslu Circuit trek safe?

Circuit Trek is very safe; however, one should bear in mind that trekking in the Himalaya itself is an adventure, and there are always chances of casualties such as rock falls, landslides, avalanches, and bad weather conditions that may cause snowstorms and trail blocks to go missing. Another thing to consider is AMS (Altitude Mountain Sickness). So we suggest the trekkers follow the essential safety protocol and hire an experienced and professional guide.

Q6.How much does Manaslu Circuit Trek cost?

The cost of the Manaslu Circuit Trek varies according to your tour style and the length of your trek. In general, for your rough idea, the Manaslu Trek will cost USD 80 to USD 120 per day, which covers all your essential logistical needs for the trek.

Q7.What months are good to trek to Manaslu?

The ideal months to trek to Manaslu Circuit are September, October, November, March, April and May. However, you can trek to Manaslu around the year. We suggest you check with your agency if you are trekking in winter (December to February) and monsoon (June to August)

Q8.What is highest point you will reach in the Manaslu Circuit trek?

Larke Pass, at an elevation of 5160 meters (16925 feet) above sea level, is the highest altitude in the Manaslu Circuit Trek. Larke Pass offers a dramatic view while crossing over in good weather.

Q9.Is there bank or can I use the credit card in Manaslu route?

Please note that there are no banks and no ATM machines along the route. We advise you to carry some extra Nepali Rupees for your additional expenses during the trek. So withdraw the cash or change the foreign currency in Kathmandu before your trip to Manaslu.

Q10.Is there mobile network in Manaslu Circuit Trekking route?

Mobile network coverage along the Manaslu trail is provided by NTC (Nepal Telecom) and NCEL. NTC has better coverage, and the network gets poor at higher altitudes. Trekkers may experience 3G or 4G data speeds in some areas, but 2G or lower speeds are more common.

Q11.Is there wifi on the Manaslu circuit?

These days, there is WiFi service available in most of the teahouses on the entire Manaslu Circuit route. It is paying for using it. Also, you can subscribe to DATA and buy a local SIM card before heading on the trek.

Q12.Why is Manaslu Circuit Trek famous?

These days, Manaslu Circuit Trek is very popular because it is the best alternative trek to Annapurna Circuit for those looking for complete interesting facts about culture and geographical diversities, along with white peaks, charming villages, locals, monasteries, religious and cultural heritages. And yet Manaslu is untrodden by road building and modern impact as the area lies in a controlled area.

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