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Durations 22 Days
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Max. Elevation 5500 m
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Group Size 2 Min Pax
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Transportation Domestic flight from Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu Pickup and drop from domestic airport to hotel and vice versa
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Best Season Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November)
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Starts at Kathmandu
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end at Kathmandu
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Accomodation Stay at teahouse throughout the trek
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Meals Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner with a cup of tea / coffee
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Trip Route Manaslu Region
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Trip Difficulty Moderate

Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum Valley Trek Overview

The Manaslu Larke Pass with Tsum Valley trek is a challenging yet rewarding route that weaves into one such incredible region from three different categories: Manaslu Larke Pass with Tsum Valley trek . It offers Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek ample opportunities to discover rich cultural heritage, various landscapes, and unsurpassed mountain vistas of the Himalayas. This trekking route passes through the remote and virginal beauty, providing the real taste of Nepal in terms of natural glory and cultural aspects. The Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek, which is found within the Gorkha district in Nepal, is known for its rugged beauty and tranquil environment. This region boasts a mountain called the Manaslu Ranges, about 8156 meters above sea level, the eighth highest mountain in the world. While Manaslu Larke Pass with Tsum Valley trek through this region, one goes across villages with houses having smoking roofs, dense forests, and terrains of farm fields and tube-like suspension bridges.

Manaslu Larke Pass with Tsum Valley trek is a hidden valley and considered one of the most captivating valleys in Nepal, full of Buddhists and home to many ancient monasteries. Situated at the lap of Ganesh Himal (7422 m), Manaslu Larke Pass with Tsum Valley trek opened its gate to the trekkers in 2008, providing a chance to understand one particular lifestyle molded by Tibetan traditions. This trek in this beautiful and far-off valley also allows you to wander around picturesque villages for exploration of culture and a peek into the traditions of the local Tsum people.

The highest altitude reached on the trek, Manaslu Larke Pass with Tsum Valley trek (5160 m), provides you with the connection from Manaslu to the Annapurna region. Reputed to be demanding, the Larke Pass asks for physical fitness coupled with appropriate acclimatization and mental determination. Rewarding yet challenging, it offers a panorama of some of the highest peaks of the Himalayas: Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal, Kang Guru, and Annapurna II. This is a unique adventure that has offered them an opportunity to experience nature’s pristine beauty and a truly authentic Himalayan culture far away from more crowded trek routes of Nepal.

Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum Valley Trek
Trekkers navigating the snow-covered Larke Pass (5,106m) with breathtaking views of the Manaslu range.

Permits during the trek

This trek is considered a restricted area Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek, which means that trekkers need a special permit to undertake it. They are:
1) Manaslu Restricted Area Permit
2) Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit
These permits can only be obtained through a registered trekking agency and you will need to be accompanied by a licensed guide.

Manaslu Restricted Area Permit (MRAP)
Manaslu Restricted Area Permit (MRAP) is required for trekking within the Manaslu area as it is a restricted area. Its cost differs according to season and trek duration:

September to November: USD 100 per person for up to 7 days, then USD 15 per day per person.
December to August: USD 75 per person for the first 7 days, and USD 10 per day per person thereafter.
Important Points:

  • At least two trekkers are needed to apply for this permit. Solo trekking is not allowed.
  • You need to trek with a licensed guide and obtain the permit from a registered trekking agency.
  • You also need an Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and a Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP) for this trek.

Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit (TVRAP)
The Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit (TVRAP) is required for trekking in the remote Tsum Valley region. The cost of the permit is:

September to November: USD 40 per person for the first 7 days, then USD 7 per day per person.
December to August: USD 30 per person for the initial 7 days, then USD 7 per day per person.
Key Points:

  • There must be a minimum of two trekkers to qualify for this permit. Solo trekking is not allowed.
  • A registered trekking agency and licensed guide must be hired to manage the permit.
  • If you combine Manaslu and Tsum Valley, you would need both the restricted area permits and ACAP and MCAP permits.

Best time for trekking

The ideal time for Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek is spring and autumn. The weather conditions in these seasons are perfect for a memorable trekking experience. Spring, from March to May, and autumn, from September to November, are the best times for Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek because of clear skies, moderate temperatures, and beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. This season also provides a chance to experience the dynamic nature and tranquility of the Tsum Valley. Choosing the right season for the Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek offers you the best opportunity to witness beautiful landscapes and stable climatic conditions, so your trek becomes comfortable and memorable.

Guide and Porters for the safety on Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek

It is highly recommended hiring a licensed guide for the Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek. Porter will carry up to 10 kg or 15 kg per client. If you wish , you may keep your clothing and  items in a storage on room where you are stay on Kathmandu hotel. Therefore, you can join us for a highly experienced, helpful, friendly, English speaking licensed guide with guide insurance. They provide valuable assistance, carry your belongings, share local knowledge, and allowing you to fully enjoy the trek.

Altitude sickness during the trek

While ascending quickly you may feel symptoms like nausea, headache, difficulty in breathing, increased heart rate, and uneasiness. And, if the symptoms persist for a longer duration then know that your body could not resist the altitude variation. So, if you feel these symptoms, please let your guide and your group know. Your guide will provide you with immediate first aid. To minimize the risk of altitude sickness here are some guidelines:

  • Stop and rest where you are
  • Do not go any higher for at least 24 to 48 hours
  • Make sure you are drinking enough water
  • Do not smoke, drink alcohol, or exercise

Preventing Altitude Sickness (AMS):

  1. Rest Well: Ensure that you rest well before starting your trek.
  2. Stay Hydrated: Continue drinking plenty of water during the journey.
  3. Balanced Nutrition: Maintain the balance of salt and sugar through proper eating habits and not skipping meals.
  4. Keep Warm: Layer up to remain warm without profuse sweating.
  5. Controlled Breathing: Breathe deeply and steadily from your diaphragm to maximize lung capacity. Maintain a comfortable walking speed that will allow for controlled breathing. Nasal breathing avoids drying your throat—wearing a muff or scarf in high altitudes might be of use.
  6. Pace Yourself: It’s not a competition. Pace yourself with a maintainable and Server consistent pace instead of exhausting yourself too early and taking many rest stops. Stop and admire the stunning views.

Healthy Meals and lodging at Manaslu Larke Pass with Tsum Valley trek

During the Manaslu Larke Pass with Tsum Valley trek, tea houses usually provide basic room with a bed and shared bathroom facilities. The beds have mattresses, pillows, bed sheets, and some blankets. Hot water is available for some additional charge. Most hotels now have geyser, otherwise you will get a bucket of warm water. Tea shops and lodges provide plentiful and delicious foods to suit the preferences of various trekkers. All the food will be cooked by the local cook by using local vegetables so the taste would be very local. However, the many tea houses provide food with Nepali, Indian, Italian, Tibetan, and continental flavors.

Travel Insurance for a Safe Manaslu Larke Pass with Tsum Valley trek

We strongly recommend you to get travel insurance before going on a Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek. Make sure that, your insurance covers high- altitude trekking, medical expenses, emergency evacuation by helicopter, trip cancellation, and loss or theft of personal belongings. It can offer you with peace of mind and financial protection in the event of an unforeseen accident.

What to expect on the Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum Valley Trek expedition?

On the Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek expedition, you can expect a thrilling experience crossing some of Nepal’s most remote and picturesque landscapes. The Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek offers stunning views of the Manaslu mountain range, green valleys, and ethnic villages. As you trek through the arduous terrain, you’ll discover the cultural richness of the Tsum Valley, a secluded and sacred valley with deep Buddhist heritage. The effort of ascending the Larke Pass, the highest point on the trek, is rewarded with breathtaking views of snow-white mountain peaks. During the trek, Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek expedition provides the thrilling mixture of adventure, culture, and natural beauty to be a great trekking experience.

Diverse cultural experience

During the Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek, you will experience a diverse cultural experience like no other. The trek takes you to the Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek region, where you will encounter old Tibetan culture and traditions that have been preserved for centuries. The villages of Tsum Valley are inhabited by people who lead a unique Buddhist lifestyle, offering you an insight into their everyday rituals, celebrations, and customs. Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek allows you to have the experience of visiting monasteries, interacting with the villagers, and gaining an insight into their faith. As you hike on this sacred valley, the heavy cultural exposure will make you feel even more integrated with the region, so Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek is as much a journey of body and soul and culture.

Learn about acute mountain sickness in the Himalayan rescue association (HRA)

Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is a common issue for trekkers of Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek, especially as you ascend to higher elevations. The Himalayan Rescue Association (HRA) plays a vital role in treating trekkers with AMS by providing medical care and consultation along the trek. The HRA maintains clinics in isolated areas like the Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek to keep trekkers acclimatized and monitored for symptoms of AMS, such as headaches, dizziness, and nausea. Acclimatization is a major element of the Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek according to the HRA to reduce the risk of AMS. Trekkers are advised to climb slowly, drink lots of water, and listen to their guides’ advice for a safe adventure. In case AMS symptoms do occur, the Himalayan Rescue Association offers rapid help and can assist in evacuation if necessary, so it is a vital organization for those who intend to conquer the Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek.

The holy significant natural amphitheater

The holy significant natural amphitheater in Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek is one of the marvelous features of this holy landscape. The natural amphitheater located in the Tsum Valley is extremely holy to the native populations, as they consider it to be a sacred place with immense meanings linked to Buddhist rituals. While walking across Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek, you can witness this stunning natural spectacle, which gives the backdrop to religious festivals and ceremonies. The religiously significant religious natural amphitheater of Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek is not only an incredible sight to witness but a religiously significant location, where individuals come to be blessed and aligned with their spirituality. The journey gives a great opportunity to see the mix of religion and nature, and hence Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek is a very rewarding trek.

Why Nepali holiday Treks and tours Pvt.Ltd 22 days itinerary to Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum Valley Trek?

Nepali Holiday Treks and Tours Pvt. Ltd’s 22-day itinerary for Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek is designed to provide the trekkers with a varied and balanced trekking experience. This longer itinerary permits sufficient acclimatization as you tour the stunning scenery surrounding Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek. The trek takes you through remote villages, ancient monasteries, and breathtaking natural landscapes, but includes time for exploration of local cultures and religious pursuits. By Nepali Holiday Treks and Tours Pvt. Ltd, trekkers can enjoy the Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek in a safe and organized manner. The 22-day trek to the Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek offers trekkers maximum advantage from this incredible experience by striking an ideal balance between challenging trekking days and rest and acclimatization days. This expertly crafted itinerary by Nepali Holiday Treks and Tours Pvt. Ltd offers a once-in-a-lifetime trekking adventure in one of Nepal’s most beautiful and culturally rich regions.

Fantastic sightseeing in manaslu larke pass with tsum valley

The fantastic sightseeing of Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek gives trekkers some of Nepal’s most spectacular views. On walking through Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek you are treated to your views of towering peaks such as Manaslu, Himlung, and Ganesh Himal, all set against the dramatic backdrop of lush valleys and high-altitude landscape. The marvelous scenery of Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek is also provided by the remarkable cultural experiences in Tsum Valley, where medieval monasteries and Tibetan Buddhism blend to provide a spiritual context for your tour. During your trek, there are varied fauna and flora on the way that complement the landscapes of Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek. The breathtaking view sightseeing accompanied by the strenuousness of the Larke Pass makes Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum valley trek an once-in-a-lifetime experience for nature lovers as well as adventure seekers.

Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum Valley Trek Highlights

  • Eye- catching views of Manaslu (8156 m), Himalchuli, Ganesh Himal, and others surrounding peaks.
  • Visit ancient monasteries and experience the Tibetan- influenced culture and lifestyle.
  • We will provide you with a (20 degree sleeping bag) and a duffel bag for the trekking excursion, but you must return them after completing the trek.
  • Interact with the local people and warm hospitality.
  • The highest point of the trek Larke pass (5160 m), offering astonishing panoramic views of the surrounding peaks.
  • Offers a unique and diverse experience for adventure enthusiasts.
  • Stunning views of snow- capped peaks, remote villages, lush forests, and diverse flora and fauna.
  • Encounter diverse landscapes, including dramatic gorges, glacial valleys, and high mountain passes.

Important Notes

Nepal Holiday Treks and Tours Pvt. Ltd. has years of experience with Himalayan trekking and can help make some enduring memories for you as a visitor. For a comfortable and laid-back trekking experience, we have optional services for which you may choose below.

Weather During the trek

In March, the Manaslu Circuit Trek from  Arughat via to Besisahar provides trekkers with a diverse range of climatic conditions due to huge variations in elevation. Starting at Arughat via (approximately 730 meters), daytime temperatures are pleasant and warm, averaging about 24°C, while nighttime temperatures are approximately 13°C. As you ascend towards higher elevations, such as Samagaon (3,691 meters), daytime temperatures hover between 2°C and 3°C while at night quite often fall as low as -8°C. The highest point of the trek, Larkya La Pass (5,160 meters), is chilly during March with a daytime temperature around -2°C to 5°C and in the night to -10°C to -5°C. The path descends toward Besisahar (1,860m), where the climate is a shade warmer, and the day ranges from 10°C to 20°C while the night is around 5°C. Trekkers have to be prepared with the fluctuating weather trends, like the snowfall in upper levels and bright sunshine in the lower levels, thus March remains a good time to see the diverse weathers of Manaslu.”.

Optional Add-Ons Available:

✅ Porter Service – USD $Let’s relax and stroll in comfort! Our porters are professional and can handle a maximum of 25 kg of luggage, which can be shared between two travelers. Enjoy the stunning views without the burden of heavy gear.

✅ Private Jeep Transfers – USD $

Enhance your trekking experience by taking a private jeep transfer to and from trek starting points, in a comfortable and hassle-free manner without using public means of transport.

✅ Helicopter Return Facility – USD $

For those on a time crunch and seeking a luxurious end to their trek, we offer helicopter return services from top locations such as Annapurna Base Camp, Samagaun (Manaslu region), and Kyanjin Gompa (Langtang region). Enjoy thrilling bird’s eye views of the Himalayas while saving travel time.

✅ Upgraded Accommodation – USD $

Upgrade your trek with enhanced lodges having attached bathrooms strategically located. Enjoy more comfort and relaxation after tired trekking days.

✅ Extra Night in Kathmandu – USD $/night

Early arrival or extended stay? Add extra nights at our partnered 3-star hotel in Kathmandu, with breakfast, to relax prior to or post-trekking.

How to Customize Your Trek:

  1. Choose Your Trek Departure Date.
  2. Specify the Number of Travelers.
  3. Click ‘Book Now’ or ‘Add to Cart.’
  4. Choose Your Preferred Add-on Options.
  5. Complete Your Booking and Payment.

Required Experience:

This trek is ideal for active trekkers who can hike 6 to 7 hours a day carrying a light daypack. On certain days, the trekking is longer and the altitude increases the difficulty level of trekking. The trails are generally good, but there could be boulder and uneven patches in between.

Itinerary and Schedule:

We try to follow the itinerary planned; yet trekking in distant mountain regions means uncertainty. Factors such as weather and trekkers’ well-being may make readjustments necessary. Your guide and Sherpa crew will try to stick to the trail as designed but flexibility is a must. Your safety is our topmost priority and also to get you back to Kathmandu before your scheduled departure.

What will the temperature be like during trek?

Weather conditions can vary significantly depending on the season and can change rapidly, especially at higher elevations. If your trek takes you above 3,000m, you should be prepared for temperatures ranging from -10°C to 25°C in a single day. It’s essential to have proper protection against sun exposure and strong winds. For helpful weather insights, refer to reliable source. Feel free to reach out to us for a recommended packing list tailored to your trekking itinerary.

How much money should be we bring?

You’ll require Nepali Rupees for any expenditure not covered by your package itinerary. Such costs might include bottled water, night hot shower, extra snacks, extra hot drinks, repairing or replacing equipment, battery charging, souvenirs, and tips. In case you want to shop, Thamel is an excellent place to shop on your last day. You are welcome to come to our office prior to your trek for individual counsel and assistance with money exchange.

 

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This trip is fully customization. Importantly, this trip is available on both a fixed departure and a private group basis. Moreover, we can also customize the trip as per your needs, please contact us at Whatsapp (+977-9843770916) or email us at [email protected]. Let us know how we can help you, and we will do our best to give you the best customer service you’ll get anywhere else.

Furthermore, Nepal holiday treks and tours Pvt. Ltd. is a reputable and reliable company serving relentlessly in the field of tourism to fulfill the dreams of diverse adventure seekers around the globe into reality where they can feel most alive. So, we recommend you to reserve seat for yourself by booking with us right away for a wonderful and unforgettable trip experience

Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum Valley Trek Itinerary

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Day 1: From Kathmandu to Arughat by local bus 7 hours (608m)

Automobile route from Kathmandu to Arughat via local bus takes about 7 hours for a distance of about 608 meters altitude gain. However, the total road distance between Kathmandu and Arughat is about 120-130 kilometers, and the altitude of Arughat itself is about 608 meters above sea level. Rural villages and rivers are some of the common scenic landscapes the bus ride to Arughat will take on its climb toward the foothills of the Himalayas. Arughat, upon reaching there, serves as a gateway for treks to regions like Manaslu.

 

Day 2: Trek to soti khola from Arughat (700m) 6hrs

It commences with the crossing of the Budhi Gandaki River, thereafter gradually ascending and winding up through terracing fields and into small villages. The trail moves along the banks of the river, offering mesmerizing views with lush green vegetation and glimpses of local people into their way of life, plowing the fields and small settlements marking the highway. Afterwards, the narrow path enters quite dense forests that provide a shady atmosphere while continuing with the ascent. Soti Khola is today’s destination, a small village alongside the river, where you will find tranquility for rest and preparation for the following day’s trek. The journey today is moderate enough to get acclimatized with the altitude, along with the natural beauty and tranquility of the surroundings.

Day 3: Trek to Machha khola from Soti Khola (930m) 6-7hrs

About an hour from Soti Khola, the trail takes you past refreshing springs and a small waterfall, perfect for stopping and resting awhile. The sound of the flowing water and the cool mist from the waterfall create a serene atmosphere, inviting you to take a break and enjoy the natural beauty. Further ahead, the first suspension bridge that falls on your route is crossed, which is quite exhilarating and promises great views of the surrounding valley and river. Sometime later, the trail passes through a traditional Gurung village, where a rich culture can be experienced. The village of stone houses, with their rooflines and rows of terracing, depicts a picture postcard scene among the mountainside villages.

Day 4: Trek to Doban from machha khola (1070m) 6hrs

It follows the Budhi Gandaki River the whole time and takes one along several waterfalls, from tiny trickling streams through big, long drops, amidst the mountain surroundings. The perpetual presence of water increases the breathtaking beauty of this natural scenery even more.

Day 5: Trek to Philim from Dhoban (1570m) 6-7hrs

We shall be crossing the longest suspension bridge again and enter the beautiful village called “Phillim”
And After Acap Checkpost.

Day 6: Trek to Chumling from Philim (2386m) 6hrs

On this day we shall have a steep hair-raising walk by the cliffs with the Budhi Gandaki river deep down
with a good walk through the jungles full of black faced monkeys and beautiful green lush path ways.

Day 7: Trek to Rachen Gompa from chumling (3240m) ( 6 hrs)

Heading to Rachen Gompa we shall have a breath taking views of Ganesh and Manaslu mountains.

Day 8: Trek to Mu-Gompa from Rachen Gompa (3700m) 6hrs

The views along the border with Tibet are simply astounding, with towering mountains surrounding the area in every direction. The landscape is a breathtaking mix of rugged peaks and vast, untouched wilderness, offering a truly awe-inspiring sight that highlights the grandeur and beauty of the natural world.

Day 9: Rest and Acclimatization day at Mu-Gonpa

Making rest and exploring the surrounding Gonpas, various artistic crafts and the living styles of the people around there.

Day 10: Trek to Chhukung paro from Mu- Gompa (3240m) 4hrs

We head towards Chokhang Paro, and en route, we can feast our eyes on the grand Ganesh and Manaslu mountains. Dominating the skyline, these towering peaks offer a breathtakingly beautiful panorama, which reveals the raw beauty and grandeur of the Himalayas, thereby making the journey even more memorable.

Day 11: Trek to Pewa from Chhukung paro (1810m) 6-7hrs

As we start to head back in the direction of Pewa, the trail is still uptaking in a manner that scenic beauty and serene surroundings are continuous views of this landscape. A natural charm fills the path with serenity at this juncture, now contemplative over the stunning vistas that came our way.

Day 12: Trek to Namrung from pewa (2630m) 6hrs

A last look up to Chum Valley, trek through bamboo forests, and continue in and out of the continuous wild canyons, many Mani walls, intricate quality carvings of various Buddhas in meditation incised in hard local stones are the main attraction here.

Day 13: Trek to Sama gaon From Namrung (3520m) (6 hrs)

Entering a beautiful forests of Fir and Rhododendron with many birds, and a roaring narrow canyons below makes a day. And trail that climbs on well made stairs and different kind of housing with beautiful
architectures, there lives the people all in traditional Tibetan gait up and children in chubas.

Day 14: Rest Day at sama Gayou (3520m) 4-5hrs (Hike to Manaslu Base Camp )

This trek takes us into the mountains with time to enjoy and acclimatize and the views of the Manaslu are
stupendous. Here we enter the world of yaks, pastures, and houses which seem to have grown from the
stones.

Day 15: Trek to SamDo From Sama Gayou (3875m)  ( 4 hrs)

We can spend the day exploring surroundings like Birendra taal(lake), Buddhist monasteries, Samagaun,
a big Tibetan cultured community and a site trip to Pun Gyen Gomba or Manaslu Base Camp and Day
Hike.

Day 16: Trek to Dharamsala From Samdo ( 3875 m ) ( 5-6hrs)

A trek to Dharamsala with a picturesque village dedicated to yak herding and hills covered with blue sheep
with an entrancing views.

Day 17: Trek to Bimthang From Dharamsala ( 3590m )  ( 7-8hrs)

The views are marvelous. A large herd of blue sheep called Tussock covers the hills and sometimes if we
are lucky we get to see the amazing snow leopard too.

Day 18: Trek toTilije From Bimthang ( 2300m ) ( 5 - 6 hrs)

Encounter few lakes marked with prayer flags, and we catch the track running through beautiful valleys
very scenic and mountains in all directions, also few medial glacial lakes.

Day 19: Trek to Tal From Tilije ( 1700 m ) ( 5 - 6 hrs)

The trail crosses glacial stream and rhododendron forests on the way to Hampuk, Yak Kharka, Surti Khola
and drop down to Goa(Gho) the first village since Samdo. And crossing Tiliche we descend to Dharapani.

Day 20: Trek to Syange From Tal (1100m) ( 6 hrs)

Making through Kharte Khotro we take to Tal, ACAP check post and to our stop.

Day 21: Trek to Besisahar From Syange ( 760 m ) ( 5 - 6 hrs)

On this day we get to pass by many small villages and their way of living.

Day 22: Drive Back to Kathmandu From Besi Sahar (760m) ( 6 hrs)

Making few hours of walk we get to Besi Sahar where we are taking our vehicle back to Kathmandu.

If the above Everest Base Camp Trek itinerary does not meet your needs, we can design individualized travel plans based on your preferences and specifications.

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Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum Valley Trek Cost Includes

  • Pick and drop by local transportation from Kathmandu to Arughat Bazar and Besi Sahar to Kathmandu.
  • Manaslu Restricted Area Permit & Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit and TIMS Card
  • Three times meals a day- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Tea / Coffee during the trek.
  • Accommodation in teahouse/ lodge during the trek.
  • An experienced, helpful, knowledgeable, friendly, English speaking well trained, government license holder Guide with all his salary, food, Drinks, accommodation, equipment, transport, and insurance etc.
  • We provide an achievement certificate once you complete the trip
  • Normal drinking water during the trek.
  • Indulge in fresh fruits and desserts on the trek, as well as cookies and biscuits for extra energy and refreshment
  • A comprehensive trekking map will be given to guide you through and familiarize you with the route.
  • You will be under observation with a pulse oximeter to have your oxygen levels and heart rate measured twice a day during the trek. This is to catch the signs of Altitude Mountain Sickness (AMS) early, thus making trekking safer.
  • Arrangement of Emergency helicopter service (paid by your travel insurance company)
  • First aid kit
  • All the government taxes and company operating charges

Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum Valley Trek Cost Excludes

  • International airfare and visa fees.
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Personal expenses of bar and beverage bills, wifi, hot shower, bottle of water, extra porters, laundry or any other things which are not mentioned by the company.
  • Your trekking gears and extra nights in a certain destination.
  • Your travel insurance which should include the emergency rescue.
  • Tips for your guide and porters which is comparison.
  • Entrance fees during the sightseeing.
  • Extra expenses due to any event such as strikes, weather conditions, or flight delays.

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Why trek with Nepal holiday treks and tours?

We have a great track record of leading treks with experienced and qualified guides, so all your travel needs are professionally taken care of. We are a certified sustainable travel operator and are committed to responsible tourism and actively contribute to the local community through various Trekking.

 

 

 

 

 

Do I Need Prior Trekking Experience?

No prior trekking experience is required. You can easily do the trek if you are physically fit and have an adventurous spirit.

What Kind of Physical Conditioning is Required for Preparing for a Trek?

To prepare for the trek, we recommend a combination of cardiovascular exercise, strength training, and endurance-building activities. Regular hiking, running, stair climbing, or biking can increase your endurance. Strength training exercises that focus on legs, core, and overall body fitness will help you cope with the strain of high-altitude trekking.

 

Can I Rent a Sleeping Bag, Down Jacket, and Duffle Bag?

Yes, sleeping bags, down jackets, and duffle bags can be hired. for the trekking but you need to return to the office

 

 

Is There a Place to Store Things Not Needed for the Trek?

Yes, most hotels in Kathmandu provide free storage facilities where you can leave any items that you will not be needing during the trek.

 

What Should I Do with My Passport, Medications, and Other Valuable Belongings?

It is advisable to carry a copy of your passport, travel insurance, and other important things in your daypack. If you are taking any daily medication, please bring it along with you in your daypack for your ease. You can leave unnecessary stuff in your hotel or our Kathmandu office safely.

 

 

 

Is It Possible to Get Private Rooms During the Trek or in Kathmandu?

Private rooms in teahouses along the hiking trail cannot be guaranteed, especially during the high seasons. You may get private rooms without any extra fee during the off-season. Most of the teahouses have twin-sharing rooms, with dormitory-style accommodation in some areas. If you wish to get a private room in Kathmandu, we can arrange that for an added fee per night.

Do Your Guides Have Official Trekking Certifications and First Aid Training?

Yes, our trekking guides are professional-grade license holders certified by the Hotel Management and Tourism Center. They have completed a 45-day intensive training course and are specialists in high-altitude first aid. They are English- and other language-speaking (on request at an additional cost).

 

What If I Fall Sick in the Mountains?

Our guides are on standby 24/7 to assist you. They carry a first-aid kit and an oximeter to measure oxygen levels, to ensure that trekkers are in a fit state to carry on. In the event of serious altitude sickness or any other serious medical condition, our guides will immediately call our Kathmandu office. We are prepared to arrange emergency transportation, or helicopter evacuation if necessary.

 

What is Your Cancellation trip?

There is no refund of a 20% deposit fee in the cancellation of the trip due to any other reason but we welcome rescheduling your trip on any future day. After paying the full cost of any trip, you will receive a refund but the cancellation charge 20% is deducted from you. You have to give written notice of cancellation in order to cancel any trip.

 

Why Choose Our Trekking Services?

Our company has a high success rate of organizing successful trekking trips with highly experienced and well-trained guides. We are expert in client safety, satisfaction, and responsible tourism. Beyond adventure, we also practice giving back to the local communities through various social activities, so that our travel experiences make a positive impact on the region.

 

 

 

What should I know about booking my flights to / from Nepal? Di I need to plan extra days in case of delays?

We recommend adding a one- to two-day buffer period before and after your trek in case of unforeseen flight delay, especially in remote areas like Lukla. This also leaves some time to buy last-minute gear. We are not responsible for missed overseas flights due to unforeseen cancellations or delays.

What is the temperature rating of the sleeping bag that you lend to trekkers?

The sleeping bags we provide for trekkers are designed to withstand temperatures of up to -10°C (14°F). If you require more heat, our guides can arrange additional blankets at the teahouses on the trekking route.

 

What sort of insurance do I need? How can I obtain a policy?

Travel insurance is an absolute necessity for all of our trekking trips. Your policy must include medical evacuation to the highest altitude that you will reach on your trek. It should also include coverage for unexpected expenses such as flight cancellations due to bad weather, medical attention, theft, loss, or damage to your belongings. Good travel insurance companies usually offer policies online so you can purchase coverage in advance.

 

What are the necessary items that I should pack for my trip?

For a full list of equipment required, refer to the Equipment page. If you prefer to buy or hire trekking equipment in Kathmandu, ensure you set aside extra time before beginning your trek.

 

 

 

What type of daypack should I bring?

When selecting a daypack, pick one that is light in weight but that still has enough space to bring your daily essentials such as water, snacks, extra clothing, and personal items.

Is it necessary to bring toilet paper for the trek?

While you can purchase toilet paper at teahouses throughout the trek, it is costly. We recommend that you bring your own supply. Additionally, don’t forget to bring personal hygiene products like soap, towels, hand sanitizer, and wet wipes.

 

 

 

If I am sick can I continue the trek after a day’s rest?

If you fall ill, the decision is based on your status. Altitude sickness requires an immediate descent to a lower elevation, and recovery can take several days. For group trekkers, inquire with your guide whether it is possible to rejoin the group. Private trekkers with a flexible schedule can possibly resume once they recover.

What kind of trekking boot would be best for the trek?

Proper footwear is crucial for an effective trek. Invest in sturdy, comfortable trekking boots with a water-resistant lining. Hard-solved ankle-supported boots are ideal for trekking over rough terrain, allowing comfort and stability on the trail.

Manaslu Larke pass with Tsum Valley Trek Equipment Lists

General info:

  • Sleeping Bag and duffle bag: Four-season sleeping bag with a rating of -20°C by company after you have to refund on company.
  • Insulated Jacket: A puffy and warm down jacket suitable for winter by company after you have to refund on company.
  • Daypack: 25-30 liter backpack rain cover to carry one’s daily essentials

Clothing:     

  • Thermal base layers
  • Trekking shirts (quick-dry)
  • Fleece jacket and down jacket
  • Waterproof jacket and pants
  • Trekking trousers
  • Gloves (inner and outer)
  • Warm hat and sun hat
  • Trekking socks

Footwear:

  • Sturdy trekking boots
  • Camp shoes/sandals
  • Gaiters (optional)

Accessories:

  • Trekking poles
  • Backpack (50-60L) and daypack (20-30L)
  • Sunglasses (UV protection)
  • Headlamp with extra batteries
  • Water bottles and purification tablets
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