Manaslu Round Trekking is considered as one of the most challenging treks in Nepal Himalayas. The Manaslu Circuit Trekking rewards the adventurous with an unparalleled alpine experience. Mean the while this trekking offers a rich Himalayan Cultural experiences. This trekking route was opened for foreign trekkers in 1992.  The Manaslu Round/Circuit Trekking Round route leads ahead Budi Gandaki River valley, which is fed by innumerable rivers and waterfalls, offering the chance of a plunge into some bathing pools. From here, the strenuous section begins and yaks begin to out number people in the rocky landscape. In Samagoan (3450m) we visit the glacial green lake of Birendra, before crossing into mystic Samdo, a mere 15km from the Tibetan border. Here Tibetan monks inhabit sacred monasteries and combined with the views of the Tibetan plateau against stark white Himalayas this is a truly spiritual place. The biggest challenge then awaits - crossing the snow bound Larkya La pass (5213m). Snow-covered peaks over 6500m towers above as we cross. The descent, once off the snow, takes us through alpine then tropical areas, bursting with ferns, bamboo, pine trees, waterfalls and aqua-blue green lakes laced with cotton-white beaches. Finally, Manaslu will disappear as we descend to Beshishar (832m.) This 3week excursion will leave you with a sense of peace and respect for the people of Nepal and its ecological wonders.The route crosses rivers, villages, forest and glacier. After Larkya La enters into Annapurna. However, we have to take two weeks permit for round Manaslu area trekking. The Manaslu Round/Circuit Trekking offers a perfect combination of rich culture heritage, unsurpassed Himalayan beauty, and a rich mountain biological diversity.

Day 01. Kathmandu (Arrival & Transfer to Hotel)- 1340M
Day 02. Kathmandu (Full Day Sightseeing of KTM Cities)
Day 03. Kathmandu to Kafalpani to Aarughat: Drive to Dhading Besi, then to Bunchung village, enter Dhading village from where the peaks of Ganesh Himal are visible to the north, and further at Nigalapani Annapurna II, Manaslu can be observed. The trek further continues to the ridge at Kafalpani (1350m.)

Day 04. Trek to Shati Khola: The trek goes through Sante Bazar and Budhi Gandaki valley a (a famous place for honey which is also mentioned in the book honey Hunters of Nepal) and reaches to Koir Pani, a small village of Magar & Gurung. Then the trail descends to Sathi Khola.

Day 05. Trek to Jagat: Cross the bridge, ascend to a ridge above the huge rapids of Budhi Gandaki, and reach Khorsaani. The rocky trail then goes ups and downs. The trek goes up again on a steep rocky trail and down then up around to the Gurung village of Labu Besi.

Day 06. Trek to Deng: Ascend a rocky ridge up to Salleri then to Setibas. The trail follows the best and new route to Manaslu via Ngyak. Then the trail goes ahead to Ganesh Himal Base Camp. Later on, the trail reaches to Serson. Now the trail enters a steep uninhabited gorge and descends through grassy slopes dotted with tall Pine trees via Budhi Gandaki. Further on, the tiny village Deng comes after crossing a bamboo forest and Deng Khola.

Day 07. Trek to Ghap: Cross Budhi Gandaki again and climb up, pass a water fall, cross a stream, and continue to climb ahead to Shringi Khola; cross it and reach Ghap (Tsak).

Day 08. Trek to Namrung: The trail crosses over Budhi Gandaki enters woods then it climbs up to Budhi Gandaki valley. The trek climbs over a big rock, continues up through deep fir and rhododendron forest, and then enters Namrung.

Day 09. Trek to Sama Gompa: The trail follows to Nupri region; the trail passes Barcham and crosses Hinan Khola and reaches to Sho. The trail then follows to Lho and drops down across Damonan Khola. Ascend again to a plateau at Shya. Crossing a ridge the trail descends onto a rock - strewn moraine and goes onto a ridge over looking pastures and fields of Samagaon. The Sama Gompa is nestled against a wooded moraine at the for end of the valley.

Day 10. Trek to Samdo: Descend to Budhi Gandaki and to Manaslu Base Camp. The Larkya La trail passes several Mani walls and reaches Kermo Kharka. The trail then climbs steeply to find Samdo nestled behind a ridge.

Day 11. Trek to Larkya Rest House:
Go further on to Larkya La. The trail forwards and climbs in and out of the gorge and reaches the only shelter on the route to the pass, Larkya Rest House.

Day 12. Trek to Bimtang: Start earlier. The trail reaches at the top of the moraine at 4700m. and climbs steeply to the pass at 5100m. Then the trail descends to Bimtang (" Plain of Sand" in Tibetan Language). This huge valley surrounded by high peaks.

Day 13. Trek to Dharapani: The trek descends to Dudh Khola and reaches Gho crossing Pine and Rhododendron forests. At the foot of the valley, part of Lamjung Peak above the Marsyangdi valley comes into sight. The trail continues to Dharapani via Tilje and Thonje villages. Here the Liaison Officer will contact the Police to declare the collected garbage to obtain a clearance certificate. And trek further to Dharapani (91920m.).

Day 14. Trek to Syange: Trek goes south through steepest part of the Marsyangdi Gorge.Day 15. Trek to Bhulbhule: The trek again follows Marsyangdi south and enters the countryside with terraced rice field.
Day 16. Trek to Besishahar
Day 17. Drive back to Kathmandu.
Day 18. Free day of your own in Kathmandu City or sightseeing, shopping etc.
Day 19. Drive to Airport and Departure to home

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