DIFFICULTY
Easy – Beginner
DURATION
14 Days
BEST TIME
Apr-May
COST
INR 1,40,000 + 5% GST
OVERVIEW
Embark on an awe-inspiring journey through the untouched beauty of the Himalayas with the Manaslu Circuit Trek. Nestled in the remote Gorkha region of Nepal, this trek offers a unique blend of natural grandeur, cultural richness, and a sense of adventure.
Manaslu, the eighth-highest mountain in the world, stands as a silent guardian over the trek, challenging and inspiring all who venture in its shadow. The Manaslu Circuit, often touted as a hidden gem, takes trekkers through quaint villages, dense forests, and terraced fields, providing an authentic glimpse into the local Tibetan-influenced culture.
Unlike its more frequented counterparts, the Manaslu Circuit offers a quieter, more intimate experience, allowing trekkers to connect with the land and its people. As you navigate the winding trails, you’ll witness breathtaking vistas of snow-capped peaks, including Manaslu itself, as well as Ganesh Himal and the Annapurna range.
With its diverse landscapes and the warm hospitality of the local communities, the Manaslu Circuit Trek is a trekker’s dream come true. Immerse yourself in the magic of the Himalayas, where every step unveils a new panorama, and every village tells a story. This is not just a trek; it’s an exploration of nature’s grandeur and a cultural odyssey rolled into one unforgettable adventure.
INCLUSIONS
- Guides & Porters (English & Hindi speaking).
- Airport Arrival & Departures.
- 2 Nights stay in 4 Star Hotel in Kathmandu with a bed and breakfast plan.
- Travel from Kathmandu – Soti Khola & Dharapani – Kathmandu via local Bus.
- Best available tea house accommodations & food as per the package along with attached washrooms wherever possible.
- Three meals accompanied with Tea/Coffee/Ginger Lemon Honey (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) a day during the guided Everest Base Camp trekking (open menu to choose one item per meal from the menu). Order more at your own cost.
- All necessary permits required for trekking.
- B&C Merchandise – T-shirt, Certificate, Medal, and more..
- Insurance & Travel for B&C staff, local Guide & Support staff.
- Porter/Yak for load carrying during the trek – 10 Kg per bag.
- Participants will get an exclusive discount on all Fast&Up products.
EXCLUSIONS
- International flight tickets.
- Nepal Entry Visa fee (for 30 days).
- Heli services in Nepal during guided Everest Base Camp trekking.
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu (except farewell dinner).
- Boiled water, Beverages, and Alcoholic drinks.
- Emergency medical evacuation.
- Tips for staff.
- Personal expenses and extra services beyond the itinerary.
- Personal gear, including sleeping bag (available for hire) and trekking equipment.
- Travel, medical, and emergency rescue insurance.
- Phone calls, internet, battery recharge, laundry, alcoholic beverages, specialty coffee or espresso drinks.
- Any other services not mentioned in the inclusions.
ADDITIONAL CHARGES
- An additional expense will apply for each extra day spent in Kathmandu or any other place due to transit delays or other unforeseen circumstances. The final prices will be provided by the Trek Leader at the location.
- If any member of your group requires additional transfers beyond those organized, extra charges may apply.
- Room Upgrades: Guests will be charged for room upgrades based on hotel policy.
Early Check-in/Late Check-out: Guests arriving before check-in time or departing after check-out time may incur additional charges. - In case of Medical Evacuation in between the trek or for any reason a participant wishes to return back without completing the trek, there will not be any refunds. Further participants will have to pay additional costs for the stay & food wherever arranged for the last minute changes.
- Helicopter Returns: If any participant returns by helicopter, no refunds will be given as all services are prepaid.
THINGS TO PACK
For Your Head:
A woolen warm cap and balaclava offer warmth and protection against the cold Everest winds, while a bandana serves multiple purposes, from a sweatband to a dust mask.
Footsteps of an Explorer:
Your feet are your foundation. Six pairs of socks—three lightweight for mobility, three heavyweight woolen for warmth—ensure your feet stay dry and comfortable.
Ankle-high, heavy sole trekking boots are indispensable, crafted for the rugged terrain, with regular sneakers as a backup, allowing your feet to rest and breathe in the evenings.
Hands That Conquer:
Protect and preserve your hands with two pairs of warm liner gloves and a pair of waterproof gloves. This combination keeps your hands warm, dry, and ready to grip your next challenge.
Clothing: The Armor of the Adventurer
Begin with a thermal innerwear set, your first defense against the cold.
Add lightweight, quick-dry trekking pants for your daily marches, with Gore-Tex windproof trousers and jacket as shields against the biting winds and sudden downpours.
A waterproof jacket or poncho is your emergency layer, ready at a moment’s notice.
The fleece is your comfort layer, offering warmth without weight.
Rotate through 3-4 full-sleeve T-shirts, the backbone of your layering system, topped with a down jacket for that crisp Everest cold.
Navigational and Survival Gear:
A 20-litre backpack is essential for keeping items like your water bottle, snacks, and perhaps a fleece within easy reach, while a duffel bag (provided by us) serves to carry your main luggage, transported by mules or porters.
Trekking poles become extensions of your will, aiding your ascent and descent.
A Filter Water bottle and a thermos flask, essential to keep you hydrated on your trek.
Personal Care Compact:
A personal hygiene kit and medicine kit are your wellness companions, holding everything from toothbrush and paste to sanitizers and personal medications.
50+ SPF Sunscreen against the harsh sun rays. Towels, tissues, and wipes to keep you clean and dry.
Illumination and Vision:
A headlight, backed by extra batteries, pierces the darkness, guiding your steps under starlit skies or pre-dawn treks.
Polarized, Category 4 sunglasses with 100% UV protection and wrap-around design are most recommended for with a backup pair, protect against the glare of the sun, reflected by snow and ice.
Soul Nourishments:
Embrace moments of joy and peace with a camera, music player, books, and cards, lightening your spirit as you lighten your load.
THINGS TO PACK
For Your Head:
A woolen warm cap and balaclava offer warmth and protection against the cold Everest winds, while a bandana serves multiple purposes, from a sweatband to a dust mask.
Footsteps of an Explorer:
Your feet are your foundation. Six pairs of socks—three lightweight for mobility, three heavyweight woolen for warmth—ensure your feet stay dry and comfortable.
Ankle-high, heavy sole trekking boots are indispensable, crafted for the rugged terrain, with regular sneakers as a backup, allowing your feet to rest and breathe in the evenings.
Hands That Conquer:
Protect and preserve your hands with two pairs of warm liner gloves and a pair of waterproof gloves. This combination keeps your hands warm, dry, and ready to grip your next challenge.
Clothing: The Armor of the Adventurer
Begin with a thermal innerwear set, your first defense against the cold.
Add lightweight, quick-dry trekking pants for your daily marches, with Gore-Tex windproof trousers and jacket as shields against the biting winds and sudden downpours.
A waterproof jacket or poncho is your emergency layer, ready at a moment’s notice.
The fleece is your comfort layer, offering warmth without weight.
Rotate through 3-4 full-sleeve T-shirts, the backbone of your layering system, topped with a down jacket for that crisp Everest cold.
Navigational and Survival Gear:
A 20-litre backpack is essential for keeping items like your water bottle, snacks, and perhaps a fleece within easy reach, while a duffel bag (provided by us) serves to carry your main luggage, transported by mules or porters.
Trekking poles become extensions of your will, aiding your ascent and descent.
A Filter Water bottle and a thermos flask, essential to keep you hydrated on your trek.
Personal Care Compact:
A personal hygiene kit and medicine kit are your wellness companions, holding everything from toothbrush and paste to sanitizers and personal medications.
50+ SPF Sunscreen against the harsh sun rays. Towels, tissues, and wipes to keep you clean and dry.
Illumination and Vision:
A headlight, backed by extra batteries, pierces the darkness, guiding your steps under starlit skies or pre-dawn treks.
Polarized, Category 4 sunglasses with 100% UV protection and wrap-around design are most recommended for with a backup pair, protect against the glare of the sun, reflected by snow and ice.
Soul Nourishments:
Embrace moments of joy and peace with a camera, music player, books, and cards, lightening your spirit as you lighten your load.
