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Crossing the Larkya La Pass or Larke Pass at an elevation of 5,143 meters during our Manaslu Circuit Trek. Join us for an amazing Manaslu trekking with Yoga Therapy @himalayatretas
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squorp · 2 years
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guys my brother just said “mr frodo!!!” to himself and it was quiet for a moment and then he yells “ah sam!!! my irish fuckslave!!!!”
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ps1 · 2 years
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Samdo. Nepal. April 2022.
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missisjoker · 10 months
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The entrance to the Afterlife Immigration Office was slightly ajar, escaping energy buzzing and radiating through the heavy wooden door, making Lee Yeon miss a step. The usual annoyed and erratic flow of Taluipa’s power was muffled by something overwhelmingly still, like the air before a thunderstorm. There was a tall, slender figure standing next to Taluipa’s table, dressed in a cassock.
 Since when do catholic priests pass through here? That’s new.
The man (a man?) spared him a glance and turned back to Taluipa, “This one won’t do.  I need the pretty one”.
Yeon felt scandalized, “I am pretty!”
The man chuckled at the pouting gumiho,and turned back to the old hag,
“Should I?”
Taluipa all but hissed,
“No need, allow me. Lee Yeon, during the lunar eclipse last Sunday, 13 demons broke the sacred seal and escaped the seventh hell”,
“Fifteen demons,”
“And formed a crack.. “
“A fissure”.
“In the Hell gate. This belligerent angel demands our cooperation in closing it because leaking blight can cause an outbreak around the globe”.
The man – the angel -  nodded, “That part is accurate”.
An angel?
Of course, no one from Joseon world would ever dare to interrupt the guardian of Samdo River so brazenly.
“An angel wearing a human body?”
Lee Yeon strolled slowly to the table, relaxing his shoulders and smiling in curiosity, trying not to give away the cold tingling in his spine. Taluipa was shaking with fury, staring at Yeon unblinking, but the fox’s full attention was on the guest next to her. The man was young, very handsome, nothing visibly extraordinary except for a faint blue gleam of his eyes that only a Gumiho’s vision could notice.
“Borrowing, with the owner’s explicit permission. Can’t go around in my natural form in the age of ticktock.”
Yeon hummed in agreement,
“True. I guess you know who I am?”
“Of course, have been following your work for a while. Big fan, especially that part where you couldn’t kill one imoogi for six hundred years”.
Lee Yeon unsheathed his sword, pointing at the angel.
“How do you want to be split, vertically or horizontally?”
The angel looked unperturbed, then gestured up and down his body, and side to side, musing,
“Horizontally. Now, do we have an agreement?”
“Agreement on what?”
Taluipa let out a heavy sigh, but the angel spoke before her,
“We need a half-blooded gumiho tethered to both worlds to close the fissure, and it’s either your three-year-old daughter or your brother.”
Thump.
Thump.
Thump.
Yeon’s grip on the sword faltered.
“But Rang-ah is dead…He has been reincarnated”.
“His soul is still stuck in that magic purse.”
What?
“It is not his soul, it is his essence…”
The angel’s eyes flashed pale blue, the glow reflected in Talupia’s glasses, making Yeon blink faster,
“Arguing the semantics now, are we? A part of him that gave him life has been given to another child, but his soul is still in that filthy little magic pouch, as it has been for the past 13 years.”
The angel turned to Taluipa who stared back at Yeon, visibly paler.  
“Oh, I’m sorry, was I not supposed to disclose that?”
The angel’s words sunk into Yeon’s stomach like a meal he couldn’t digest.
“I asked you, ajumma”.
Taluipa’s eyes were soft, almost pleading,
“Not now, Yeon”.
“I begged you!”
“Should’ve begged harder, “ – The angel’s words slashed at Yeon and his eyes started burning,
“You have three days.”
Taluipa slammed her hand on the table, making the Gumiho flinch,
“No matter how much you threaten me in my own office, it can’t be done”.
The air suddenly shifted around them and grew colder,  viscous like tree sap, drawing out all noises, leaving only the muffled beating of Yeon’s heart echoing in his ears, and a sudden rush of fear made Yeon’s hackles rise. The angel never moved, never raised his voice, the sound of it floating around them like a wisp of smoke, but it still knocked the breath out of Yeon’s chest.
“So far, all I did was ask politely, but if you lie to me again, I will shatter you like glass and piss on your bones. That was a threat, feel the difference?”
Taluipa stumbled backwards and grabbed onto a chair to stop herself from falling, but Yeon didn’t care.
“Is it possible? Is bringing Rang-ah back possible?“
“Once his soul is free from that purse,”
- the angel spat the word as if it left a bitter taste in his mouth,
“the spark of life can be replaced to resurrect him. If your side can’t provide one – I will”.
“Why are you so hellbent on getting my brother?”
“Hellbent?” The corners of the angel’s mouth curled up in a smile as Yeon shrugged,
“You know what I mean”.
“This office with astonishingly subpar performance needs a well-trained guardian that can do his job, and your brother is a great candidate. He came to me once, but I wasn’t convinced he deserved the intervention. Luckily for both of you, I’ve since changed my mind.”
“He came to a church to pray?”
“I wouldn’t exactly call that a prayer. He was shamelessly drunk, broke into the church in the dead of night, scared the nuns, and asked my priest for a way to get you back to him. Even promised he’d serve our Lord for all eternity. It was very touching, I almost shed a tear. And after he sacrificed his life for yours,  I’ve decided he deserved another chance.”
“But it’s been 13 years!”
“Is he my brother or yours?”
Yeon stayed silent as the angel continued,
“I’ve been busy. But, now the time has come. Besides, I doubt you’ll willingly agree to have your toddler close the fissure instead, and I’d rather not kill a member of endangered species. And the only alternative to the binding spell is divine judgment.”
“Divine judgment?”
The angel shrugged,
“I nuke the city.”
Taluipa, who had been forgotten for a moment, stared at the angel in horror,
“You will kill many innocents in the process!”
“You let three hundred innocents die by imoogi’s plague to save one woman’s life. Do not lecture me”.
The woman straightened her shoulders and smoothed non-existent wrinkles on her vest, regaining her posture.
“I will ask king Yeomra”.
“And I appreciate that.”
The angel moved so fast Yeon had to fox-run to catch up to him outside,
“Is it going to kill him?”
“What?”
“The binding spell, is it going to kill him?”
The angel stopped,
“No, but it will hurt like a bitch”.
“And when it’s done, what then? “
The angel gave Yeon a long, stern look,
“Why are you so hellbent on NOT having him back?”
Lee Yeon swallowed hard, Rang-ah’s Bye, huyung, clawing at  his heart again, making the old wound bleed, 
“I would love nothing more than to see Rang-ah again, but I don’t want him to be locked in a slave contract with you”.
The angel waved him off,  
“It is not a slave contract, it’s not even a full-time job offer. More of a …. Retainer in case of future emergencies.”
“And if he refuses?”
“He won’t; that boy was born to be a hero. I expect great things from him.”
“He is only half-blood, what if he can’t… “
“Why would I doubt him? Faith is my business.”
With that the angel looked up to the sky and nodded Yeon goodbye,
“Now if you’ll excuse me,”
And suddenly the heavy presence was gone, the pressure lifted and the sounds of a busy city reached Yeon’s ears again.
He found himself standing face-to-face with one very, very confused priest.
“Oh, sorry, she does that sometimes.”
“She?”
“Yes, the angel you’ve just spoken to. So, um, I’m Father Yohan. Would you mind if I use your phone to call a taxi?”
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thetaciturn1 · 2 months
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I REBLOG A SAM X FRODO DROPOUT POST ONE TIME.
MY WHOLE TIMELINE IS SAMDO NOW WHAT THE HELLLLLLL
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kyra45 · 2 years
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Manaslu Circuit Trek Permit and Itinerary
Manaslu Trek is an amazing adventure in Nepal. It's a trekking journey around Mount Manaslu, the eighth highest mountain in the world. Our trek offers a unique experience, taking you through picturesque landscapes, charming villages, and diverse cultures.
During the trek, you'll witness breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, lush greenery, and serene valleys. The trail takes you through traditional villages where you can interact with friendly locals and experience their hospitality. The trek also includes crossing high mountain passes, adding a touch of excitement and challenge.
Our well-planned itinerary ensures a gradual acclimatization to the altitude, making the trek suitable for adventure enthusiasts of varying experience levels. Our professional guides and support staff are there to assist you every step of the way, ensuring a safe and enjoyable journey.
Come join us on the Manaslu Trek for an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Himalayas. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and rich cultural tapestry of this region while trekking around the majestic Mount Manaslu.
Here's a basic outline itinerary for the Manaslu Circuit Trek, along with approximate altitudes:
Day 1: Kathmandu to Soti Khola
Altitude: Kathmandu (1,400m) to Soti Khola (710m)
Day 2: Soti Khola to Machha Khola
Altitude: Soti Khola (710m) to Machha Khola (900m)
Day 3: Machha Khola to Jagat
Altitude: Machha Khola (900m) to Jagat (1,410m)
Day 4: Jagat to Deng
Altitude: Jagat (1,410m) to Deng (1,804m)
Day 5: Deng to Namrung
Altitude: Deng (1,804m) to Namrung (2,630m)
Day 6: Namrung to Samagaon
Altitude: Namrung (2,630m) to Samagaon (3,530m)
Day 7: Acclimatization Day in Samagaon
Altitude: Samagaon (3,530m)
Day 8: Samagaon to Samdo
Altitude: Samagaon (3,530m) to Samdo (3,860m)
Day 9: Acclimatization Day in Samdo
Altitude: Samdo (3,860m)
Day 10: Samdo to Dharamsala (Larkya Phedi)
Altitude: Samdo (3,860m) to Dharamsala (4,460m)
Day 11: Dharamsala to Larkya La Pass to Bimthang
Altitude: Dharamsala (4,460m) - Larkya La Pass (5,160m) - Bimthang (3,720m)
Day 12: Bimthang to Tilije
Altitude: Bimthang (3,720m) to Tilije (2,300m)
Day 13: Tilije to Tal
Altitude: Tilije (2,300m) to Tal (1,700m)
Day 14: Tal to Syange
Altitude: Tal (1,700m) to Syange (1,080m)
Day 15: Syange to Besisahar and Drive back to Kathmandu
Altitude: Syange (1,080m) to Besisahar (800m), and then drive back to Kathmandu
Please note that the altitudes are approximate and can vary depending on the specific route taken and the side trips chosen. Additionally, acclimatization days are crucial for adjusting to higher altitudes and reducing the risk of altitude sickness. Always consult with a professional trekking guide and take necessary precautions during the trek.
Manaslu Circuit Trek Permit cost(Price):
Manaslu Restricted Area Permit (RAP):
USD 70 per week during the September to November period.
USD 50 per week during the December to August period.
Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP):
NPR 3,000 (approximately USD 25) for foreign nationals.
NPR 1,000 for SAARC nationals.
NPR 100 for Nepali nationals.
Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP):
NPR 3,000 (approximately USD 25) for foreign nationals.
NPR 1,000 for SAARC nationals.
NPR 100 for Nepali nationals.
TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) Card:
USD 20 for individual trekkers.
USD 10 for individual trekkers from SAARC countries.
USD 10 per person for trekkers in a group (if organized through a trekking agency).
What time of year to trek to Manaslu Region?
The best time to embark on the Manaslu Circuit Trek is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These periods offer stable weather, clear skies, and moderate temperatures, creating ideal trekking conditions. Spring brings blooming rhododendrons and lush vegetation, while autumn offers post-monsoon clarity and stunning mountain views. Winter (December to February) can be extremely cold, and heavy snowfall makes certain sections challenging. Monsoon season (June to August) brings heavy rain and the risk of landslides, making it less favorable for trekking. Choose spring or autumn for a more enjoyable and safer Manaslu trekking experience.
How to Book Manaslu Trek with Local travel Agency?
To book the Manaslu trekking with Safe Holiday Adventure Pvt. Ltd., follow these short and simple steps:
Visit Safe Holiday Adventure Pvt. Ltd.'s official website.
Navigate to the "Manaslu Trekking" section.
Select your preferred trekking package and departure date.
Click on the "Book Now" button.
Fill out the online booking form with your details.
Choose the payment option and pay a 20% advance online to secure your booking.
Receive a confirmation email with your booking details and payment receipt.
Arrive in Kathmandu on the specified date.
Pay the remaining amount at Safe Holiday Adventure Pvt. Ltd.'s office before the trek starts.
Note: Make sure to check the cancellation and refund policies on their website before making the booking.
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Setting Out on a Grand Expedition: The Manaslu Circuit Trek
In the heart of the Nepalese Himalayas lies a trekking route less traveled but no less spectacular than its famous counterparts. Welcome to the Manaslu Circuit Trek, a journey that promises awe-inspiring mountain vistas, cultural immersion, and a sense of adventure like no other. Join me as we explore this hidden gem of the Himalayas and uncover the beauty and majesty of the Manaslu region.
Day 1: Kathmandu to Soti Khola Our adventure begins in the vibrant city of Kathmandu, where we soak in the sights and sounds of this bustling metropolis before embarking on our trek. After a scenic drive through the Nepalese countryside, we arrive at Soti Khola, the starting point of our journey. Nestled along the banks of the Buri Gandaki River, Soti Khola serves as our gateway to the rugged landscapes and remote villages of the Manaslu region.
Day 2: Soti Khola to Machha Khola With our backpacks packed and our spirits high, we set out on the trail, following the meandering course of the Buri Gandaki River. The path winds through lush forests, terraced fields, and charming villages, offering glimpses into the traditional way of life in rural Nepal. As we arrive in Machha Khola, we are greeted by the warm hospitality of the local villagers and the soothing sound of the river rushing by.
Day 3: Machha Khola to Jagat Our journey continues as we trek deeper into the heart of the Manaslu region, ascending rocky trails and crossing suspension bridges suspended high above the river below. Along the way, we pass through quaint villages and terraced fields, where farmers toil the land as they have for generations. As we reach Jagat, a traditional Tibetan village nestled amidst the mountains, we are captivated by its timeless charm and rugged beauty.
Day 4: Jagat to Deng As we leave Jagat behind, the landscape begins to change, giving way to alpine forests and dramatic mountain vistas. The trail ascends steeply, offering panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and deep valleys below. After a challenging day of trekking, we arrive in Deng, a remote village perched on the edge of a cliff. Here, we rest and recharge, soaking in the tranquility of our surroundings and preparing for the adventures that lie ahead.
Day 5: Deng to Namrung Our trek takes us deeper into the heart of the Manaslu region, as we ascend higher into the mountains. The trail meanders through dense forests of pine and rhododendron, alive with the sounds of birdsong and the rustling of leaves. As we arrive in Namrung, a traditional Gurung village nestled beneath towering peaks, we are greeted by stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the warm hospitality of the local villagers.
Day 6: Namrung to Samagaon With the majestic peaks of the Himalayas beckoning us onward, we continue our ascent towards Samagaon, a remote village nestled amidst snow-capped peaks. The trail offers sweeping views of the Manaslu range, as we trek through alpine meadows and rugged terrain. As we arrive in Samagaon, we are greeted by the sight of towering glaciers and pristine mountain lakes, a testament to the raw beauty of the Himalayas.
Day 7: Acclimatization Day in Samagaon Today is a rest day in Samagaon, allowing us to acclimatize to the high altitude and explore the surrounding area at our leisure. We take the opportunity to hike to nearby viewpoints, visit ancient monasteries, and immerse ourselves in the rich cultural heritage of the region. As we gaze out at the majestic peaks of the Manaslu range, we are reminded of the timeless beauty and grandeur of the Himalayas.
Day 8: Samagaon to Samdo Our journey continues as we trek to Samdo, a remote village nestled on the border of Tibet. The trail climbs steadily, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys below. As we arrive in Samdo, we are greeted by the sight of traditional Tibetan homes and fluttering prayer flags, a reminder of the region's rich cultural heritage.
Day 9: Samdo to Dharamsala (Larkya Phedi) Today's trek takes us to Dharamsala, also known as Larkya Phedi, our final stop before crossing the formidable Larkya La Pass. The trail ascends steeply, traversing rocky terrain and barren landscapes. As we arrive in Dharamsala, we prepare ourselves for the challenges that lie ahead, knowing that tomorrow will bring the ultimate test of our endurance and determination.
Day 10: Dharamsala to Bimthang via Larkya La Pass Today is the most challenging day of our trek, as we cross the high-altitude Larkya La Pass at an elevation of over 5,100 meters. The ascent is steep and arduous, as we navigate rocky trails and icy terrain. As we reach the summit of the pass, we are rewarded with sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and the sense of accomplishment that comes with conquering such a formidable challenge. The descent to Bimthang is equally spectacular, as we traverse snowfields and alpine meadows, arriving in the charming village in the late afternoon.
Day 11: Bimthang to Dharapani Our journey takes us through lush forests and quaint villages as we descend into the valley below. The trail offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains, as we make our way towards the village of Dharapani. Here, we bid farewell to the rugged landscapes of the Manaslu region, grateful for the memories and experiences that will stay with us forever.
Day 12: Dharapani to Kathmandu Our final day on the trail takes us back to Kathmandu, where our adventure began. As we bid farewell to the mountains and valleys of the Manaslu region, we reflect on the challenges we've overcome and the friendships we've forged along the way. Back in Kathmandu, we celebrate our journey with a traditional Nepalese meal, savoring the flavors and spices of this vibrant culture.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek is more than just a trekking adventure – it's a journey of self-discovery, cultural immersion, and connection with nature. From the rugged landscapes of the Himalayas to the warm hospitality of the local villagers, each step of the journey is filled with wonder and awe. So lace up your hiking boots, pack your sense of adventure, and join us on an epic journey through the heart of the Manaslu region.
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This is a Short Conversation between Trekker and Operator after the completion of Manaslu circuit trek.
We, Master Himalaya, are operating Manaslu circuit trek for more than 10 years. Since we receive many queries about the trek and our clients wanted to know the answer to many questions first hand, we thought interviewing a trekker just after the trek could help our clients a lot.
 
Our Trekking expert Mr Dikshant Nepal and a sweet couple from UK, MR & MRS Haywood sat on the table to come out with the best possible questions and answers about Manaslu circuit trek.
MR and MRS Heywood were Tea person rather than coffee. The table starts with serving of three cups of Original Nepali CTC Tea. 
As the first sip of the tea was tasted, the conversation started to began with Mr Dikshant commentating on their Tea Experience in the trek.
Mr Dikshant: It is indeed cold up there. I imagine you enjoyed your cup of tea's as much as you can during the trek. What would you like to share? Mrs Heywood: Tea is My Favorite morning thing. In the mountains they basically served us black tea which tasted something like what we are sipping now. I guess, all the tea found in Nepal are basically CTC and tasted same. The difference is, in the mountains they added Himalayan black pepper in the tea. The pepper helps stabilize our body temperature. We basically had tea 2 - 3 cup in a day. Our guide was a tea lover too. He just loves having tea. He had, i guess, 5 - 6 cups of tea a day.
Mr Dikashant says, “ lets focus on some questions that our clients wanted to know. I will just ask you questions and you just give back your original answer”. Mr and MRS Heywood agrees.
Lets Go  
Mr Dikshant:
Why did you choose Manaslu circuit trek?
Mrs Heywood: 
Well, when we were planning our trip, we were really after a trail that wasn't swarming with crowds. After some digging, we came upon the Manaslu circuit. It has got this perfect mix of stunning views but without the hustle and bustle. Plus, the fact that Fully Independent Travelers were banned really attracted us.
Mr Dikshant:
 And did you find the right fit with Master Himalaya Treks and Expedition?
Mrs Heywood:
 Absolutely. We had this back-and-forth exchange of about 13 emails with them, changing our itinerary of Manaslu Circuit Trek to fit our needs perfectly. And let me tell you, they were super budget-friendly too.
Mr Dikshant: 
How was the start of your journey?
Mrs Heywood: 
Well, instead of taking the usual route to Soti Khola, we decided to head straight to Maccha Khola on the first day. Gave us a bit of breathing space at higher altitudes. We wanted to explore more in upper reason like Samdo and Samagau.
Mr Dikshant: 
What is your unforgettable Experience during the Trek?
Mrs Heywood: 
Oh, yeah. When we arrived at Jagat, we saw a group of Israeli trekkers, two of whom couldn't see. They had many Porters with them, and one elderly blind person was riding a horse. About 15 minutes later, one of the trekkers accidentally touched the horse from behind, scaring it. The horse kicked in fear, causing the blind person to fall and get hurt. He had cuts on his face and was bleeding. Guide and one of the helpers went to a hotel down below where there was better communication. The Manaslu Conservation Area army arrived with a stretcher and took him to the hotel. Our guide made some phone calls, and they arranged for a helicopter rescue right away.
Mr Dikshant: 
Do you have anything to say about hotels/tea house in Manaslu region?
Mrs Heywood:
We Stayed at the best tea house, learned a Nepal card game, sang our Reshemfiriri song with the group and learned a lot of Nepali language.
Mr Dikshant: 
Manaslu is a long Camp trek. So, was there any difficulty in walking?
Mrs Heywood: 
Not really. We were a pretty solid walking team, and our guide even commented us on that a few times. He'd sometimes take us to less visited side path but even more beautiful then common path of Manaslu Circuit.
Mr Dikshant: 
Can you explain the views of Manaslu region?
Mrs Heywood: 
Oh, words can't quite capture it. It's like... these huge mountains will just swallow your soul.
Mr Dikshant:
 Is this your First time to Nepal?
Mrs Heywood: 
Yep, first time. We've done some hiking elsewhere, but Nepal was a whole new adventure for us.
Mr Dikshant:
Do you have any this to say in conclusion?
Mrs Heywood:
 I had heard about the beauty of Nepal many times. This is my first time in experience. I will recommend any travelers to experience in real, then only you can know its true beauty. At the same time as we all know beauty is always dangerous. So, be prepared don’t hesitate to ask your agency take as much information you can and Explore
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himalayatreats · 21 days
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The view of Samdo village with Rani Peak(6685m.), Simnag Himal East(6251m.) and Himal Chuli(7893m.) in hprizon as seen while leaving Samdo village to reach Dharamsala during our Manaslu Circuit Upper Trail Trek.
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manaslu22 · 15 days
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Manaslu Circuit Trek 
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The Manaslu Circuit Trek stands out as one of the most breathtaking trekking routes within the Nepal Himalayas, offering an authentic cultural experience amidst unparalleled alpine beauty and a rich diversity of flora and fauna.
This trek ventures into the pristine terrain of the Manaslu region, a previously unexplored area that has only been accessible to trekkers for the past two decades due to its sensitive border with Tibet. The journey takes you through the high valleys of Sama and Samdu villages, which lie in close proximity to the Tibetan border.
Embarking on the Manaslu Trek is a remarkable adventure that encompasses a wide range of landscapes, from semi-tropical climates to dense alpine forests, and culminates in the challenging icy expanses and glaciers of the Larkya-la pass. This awe-inspiring trek concludes at the renowned Annapurna Circuit, listed among the top ten adventure destinations worldwide.
Throughout the Manaslu Circuit Trek, you'll be treated to breathtaking vistas, including the majestic peaks of Manaslu, Boudha Himal, and Chuli, extending towards Ganesh Himal in the east and Annapurna Himalaya in the west. Additionally, the trek offers a fascinating cultural journey, with encounters ranging from the Hindu traditions prevalent in the lowlands to the rich tapestry of Tibetan Buddhist culture found in the higher reaches of the Manaslu region.
Outline trekking itinerary:
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu
Arrive in Kathmandu and transfer to your hotel.
Explore the vibrant streets and markets of Kathmandu.
Overnight stay in Kathmandu.
Day 2: Kathmandu to Soti Khola
Drive from Kathmandu to Soti Khola.
Enjoy scenic views of the countryside along the way.
Overnight stay in Soti Khola.
Day 3: Soti Khola to Machha Khola
Trek from Soti Khola to Machha Khola.
Pass through picturesque villages and terraced fields.
Overnight stay in Machha Khola.
Day 4: Machha Khola to Jagat
Trek from Machha Khola to Jagat.
Encounter diverse landscapes and stunning views.
Overnight stay in Jagat.
Day 5: Jagat to Deng
Trek from Jagat to Deng.
Experience the transition from lush forests to alpine terrain.
Overnight stay in Deng.
Day 6: Deng to Namrung
Trek from Deng to Namrung.
Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding peaks.
Overnight stay in Namrung.
Day 7: Namrung to Samagaon
Trek from Namrung to Samagaon.
Explore the traditional Tibetan village of Samagaon.
Overnight stay in Samagaon.
Day 8: Acclimatization Day in Samagaon
Take a rest day for acclimatization.
Optional hike to nearby viewpoints for spectacular vistas.
Overnight stay in Samagaon.
Day 9: Samagaon to Samdo
Trek from Samagaon to Samdo.
Cross the Larkya-la pass and enter the high alpine zone.
Overnight stay in Samdo.
Day 10: Samdo to Dharamsala (Larkya Phedi)
Trek from Samdo to Dharamsala.
Prepare for the crossing of the Larkya-la pass.
Overnight stay in Dharamsala.
Day 11: Dharamsala to Bimthang via Larkya-la Pass
Cross the challenging Larkya-la pass.
Descend to Bimthang, surrounded by stunning mountain vistas.
Overnight stay in Bimthang.
Day 12: Bimthang to Tilije
Trek from Bimthang to Tilije.
Pass through lush forests and charming villages.
Overnight stay in Tilije.
Day 13: Tilije to Tal
Trek from Tilije to Tal.
Descend into the Marsyangdi Valley.
Overnight stay in Tal.
Day 14: Tal to Syange and Drive to Kathmandu
Trek from Tal to Syange.
Drive back to Kathmandu.
Celebrate the completion of your trek in Kathmandu.
Overnight stay in Kathmandu.
Day 15: Departure from Kathmandu
Transfer to the airport for your departure flight.
This itinerary is flexible and can be adjusted according to your preferences and trekking pace. Additionally, it's important to consult with your trekking guide for any changes or adaptations based on weather conditions and trail accessibility.
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Annapurna Three Pass Trek Including Manaslu, Nar Phu, Thorong La
The Annapurna Three Pass Trek is a beautiful journey filled with stunning scenes of the Annapurna region while marking the hard passes of Manaslu, Nar Phu, and Thorong La. This trip in the Annapurna region gives you adrenaline while providing breathtaking views of mountains, valleys, and old villages. This is the best way to integrate the adventure of the Himalayas with culture, as trekkers can experience the Himalayan natural habitat and the unique culture of the local people. 
➡️ Trip Starts and Ends at Kathmandu
Bookings Open for Spring (March, April, May) 2024
📅 Outline Itinerary:
Day 1: Drive Kathmandu to Machha Khola
Day 2: Trek to Jagat
Day 3: Trek to Deng
Day 4: Trek to Namrung
Day 5: Trek to Lho Gaun
Day 6: Trek to Samagaun
Day 7: Extra day in Samagaun
Day 8: Trek to Samdo
Day 9: Trek to Dharamsala
Day 10: Trek to Bimthang via Larke-La pass
Day 11: Trek to Tilje
Day 12: Trek to Koto
Day 13: Trek to Meta
Day 14: Trek to Phoo
Day 15: Explore Phu
Day 16: Trek to Nar Phedi
Day 17: Trek to Nar Village
Day 18: Trek to Ngawal via Kang La Pass
Day 19: Trek to Manang
Day 20: Rest day in Manang
Day 21: Trek to Leddar via Yak Kharka
Day 22: Trek to Thorong Phedi
Day 23: Cross Thorong La to Muktinath
Day 24: Drive to Jomsom, Fly to Pokhara
Day 25: Fly back to Kathmandu
We are pleased to offer the flexibility of tailoring your journey to your desired duration and place.
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Manaslu Short Trek 10 Days
The Manaslu Short Trek itinerary you've provided spans over 10 days and offers a wonderful journey through the Manaslu region. Here's a breakdown of each day:
Day 01: Kathmandu to Machhikhola
Distance: N/A
Altitude: Kathmandu (1400m) to Machhikhola (869m)
Mode of Transportation: 4x4 Jeep
Duration: 7 to 9 hours
Day 02: Machhikhola to Jagat
Distance: N/A
Altitude: Machhikhola (869m) to Jagat (1430m)
Duration: 6-7 hours
Day 03: Jagat to Deng
Distance: N/A
Altitude: Jagat (1430m) to Deng (1860m)
Duration: 8-9 hours
Day 04: Deng to Lho
Distance: N/A
Altitude: Deng (1860m) to Lho (3180m)
Duration: 7-8 hours
Day 05: Lho to Samagaun (Optional Side trek to Punggyen Gompa)
Distance: N/A
Altitude: Lho (3180m) to Samagaun (3530m)
Optional: Side trek to Punggyen Gompa
Duration: 8-9 hours
Day 06: Samgaun to Samdo
Distance: N/A
Altitude: Samgaun (3530m) to Samdo (3700m)
Duration: 4 to 5 hours
Day 07: Samdo to Dharamsala
Distance: N/A
Altitude: Samdo (3700m) to Dharamsala (4460m)
Duration: 4 to 5 hours
Day 08: Dharamshala to Larkya la pass, overnight at Bhimtang
Distance: 12km
Altitude: Dharamsala (4460m) to Larkya la pass (5106m) to Bhimtang (3700m)
Duration: 8 to 9 hours
Day 09: Bhimtang to Dharapani
Distance: N/A
Altitude: Bhimtang (3700m) to Dharapani (1920m)
Duration: 6 to 8 hours
Day 10: Dharapani to Beshisahar and to Kathmandu
Distance: N/A
Altitude: Dharapani (1920m) to Beshisahar
Duration: 7 to 9 hours (drive from Beshisahar to Kathmandu)
This trek provides a mix of challenging ascents, scenic landscapes, and cultural experiences. Ensure you have adequate acclimatization and follow safety guidelines for high-altitude trekking. Additionally, the side trek to Punggyen Gompa on Day 05 is optional, but if time and energy permit, it can be a rewarding experience.
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renu12345 · 2 months
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Best time to go to the Manaslu Trek
The best time to go to the Manaslu Trek in Nepal is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These months offer the most favorable weather conditions for trekking in the region.
Spring (March to May):
During spring, the weather is generally stable, and the temperatures are moderate. The trekking trails are adorned with blooming rhododendrons and other wildflowers, making the scenery vibrant and picturesque. The visibility is excellent, providing clear views of the surrounding mountains.
Autumn (September to November):
Autumn is another ideal time for the Manaslu Trek, with stable weather and clear skies. The temperatures are comfortable, and the air is crisp, offering excellent visibility of the stunning mountain landscapes. This season is also popular because it follows the monsoon season, ensuring that the trails are lush and green. During these seasons, the days are generally sunny, and the temperatures are moderate, making it more enjoyable for trekking. It's important to note that the Manaslu region experiences harsh winter and monsoon conditions outside of these optimal trekking seasons. The winter months (December to February) are cold and may bring heavy snowfall, while the monsoon season (June to August) can lead to slippery trails and landslides.
Always check the current weather conditions and be prepared for changes in mountain weather. Additionally, be aware of any trekking permit requirements and regulations set by the local authorities.
Itinerary:
Day 1: Soti Khola (700m) to Machha Khola (900m) Day 2: Machha Khola to Jagat (1410m) Day 3: Jagat to Deng (1804m) Day 4: Deng to Namrung (2630m) Day 5: Namrung to Samagaon (3530m) Day 6: Acclimatization day in Samagaon Day 7: Samagaon to Samdo (3875m) Day 8: Acclimatization day in Samdo Day 9: Samdo to Dharamsala/Larkya Phedi (4460m) Day 10: Dharamsala to Larkya La Pass (5160m) to Bimthang (3720m) Day 11: Bimthang to Tilije (2300m) Day 12: Tilije to Tal (1700m) Day 13: Tal to Syange (1100m) Day 14: Syange to Bhulbhule (840m) and drive back to Kathmandu
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kyra45 · 11 months
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