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Discover the Hidden Gem and Ethereal Beauty of Tsum Valley and Manaslu Region
Manaslu Circuit With Tsum Valley Trek
Based on 50 reviews
Duration
20 Days
Trip Difficulty
Difficult
Max Altitude:
5,106m. / 16,752ft.
Activity
Trekking-Hiking
Group Size
1-15
Best Season
Autumn, Spring
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accommodation
Hotel, Lodge, Guesthouse
Transportation
Private Vehicle- Car, Jeep,Van
Overview of Manaslu Circuit With Tsum Valley Trek
Manaslu Circuit with Tsum Valley Trek is an adventurous journey within two pristine trekking routes of Nepal. The journey winds through the hidden land of ‘Tsum Valley’ and leads towards the high mountain Pass, Larkya La Pass (5,106m). With this combined Manaslu Tsum package you can immerse into the Himalayan traditions while enjoying majestic mountains from close.
Tsum Valley with Manaslu Trek offers a diverse trekking experience with a rare glimpse into Nepali Tibetan Buddhist culture. This is an ideal trek for trekkers who are willing to spend more time in the Manaslu region and learn about the ancient Tibetan tradition.
The Journey of Manaslu Circuit with Tsum Valley Trek starts from the pristine protected area of Nepal, Manaslu Conservation Area. Rolling through the trails within it you get to explore a popular hidden land of the Himalayas, the Tsum Valley. After Tsum you trek through the emerging trekking destination of Nepal, Manaslu Circuit Trek.
Witness one of the top ten highest mountains in the world, conquer High Mountain Pass, discover the Hidden land, and learn about the ancient culture. Grab this exciting opportunity with Explore Vision Nepal and be part of the Manaslu Circuit with Tsum Valley trek for a timeless Himalayan experience!
Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley Trek Difficulty
Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek difficulty is rated as moderate to challenging. The long duration, high altitude, and rugged terrain are the major factors that contribute to the trek’s difficulty.
One of the most strenuous parts of the trek is crossing the exhilarating Larkya La Pass (5,106 m). It is the highest point of the trek. The day to reach the top of this pass can be tiring because of the steep paths. Also, at this elevation, the oxygen level is low. So, proper acclimatization is very important.
The trek requires a good endurance level. You should be able to walk for (5 to 7 hours a day) on rugged and rocky trails. The remoteness of the area is another main challenge of the trek. Furthermore, the weather in these high altitude areas is very unpredictable which can change quickly, requiring you to be flexible with your schedule.
This scenic trek is demanding. During the trek, you have to get used to isolation and minimal facilities. However, it can be a joyful experience for those who come prepared.
Following proper acclimatization routines and trekking with knowledgeable guides is crucial for minimizing the difficulty. Also, maintaining a comfortable pace and staying well hydrated is highly recommended. With careful preparation and guides’ support, the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek provides an exciting and memorable experience.
What Makes the Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley Trek Memorable?
The Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek captivates adventurers with its untouched nature and rich cultural heritage. Tsum Valley is a remote area gifted with scenic vistas. Here, you can enjoy nature’s tranquility and mesmerizing scenery. The trek combines a peaceful exploration of Tsum Valley with the Manaslu Circuit route including the scenic crossing of the Larkya La Pass (5,106 m).
The trek takes you to tranquil parts of Nepal far from the busy Himalayan trails and offers thrilling experiences. The panoramic 360 degree view of snowy peaks such as Cheo Himal, Manaslu, Kang Guru and many other peaks can be seen along the route, which will leave you in awe.
In addition, you will get to meet locals, interact with them and learn about their culture which helps you develop a deep perspective on mountain life. The amazing views, opportunities to discover different cultures and the excitement of walking along off beaten trails make this trek truly memorable.
Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek: Local People and Culture
The Manaslu region is inhabited by people from various ethnic groups. Gurung, Sherpa, Magar, Chhetri, Tamang and Newar people live in this region. The people from the Nubri and Tsum communities also reside in this area and are known for their unique customs.
The Manaslu area is known for its rugged topography, high altitude, and a lack of modern comforts which strongly influences the way of living of the locals. They move from place to place seasonally, trade traditionally, herd animals, farm and engage in trekking tourism.
The Tsum tribe, or Tsumba people, are major inhabitants of the villages such as Chumling and Chhekampar. They have a rich cultural heritage. They follow their old customs which is fascinating to witness.
The Tsum Valley Manaslu Circuit Trek rewards you with an immersive journey. The trek provides a very rare experience of authentic mountain life and allows you to witness the Tibetan Buddhist culture. Monasteries play a central role in local life. The locals’ residing in this region ensure the preservation of the spiritual and cultural heritage.
Trekking through the region, you can see colorful monasteries, numerous prayer flags, and mani walls. These sacred signs reward trekkers with a tranquil atmosphere and allow them witness the deep spiritual culture of the region. Also, you will get to interact with the locals, try their traditional food, and observe the rituals that have been practiced for centuries which makes your overall journey culturally enriching.
Accommodation Facilities On the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek Route
Along the route of the Tsum Valley and Manaslu trek, the accommodation facilities vary by location. Tsum Valley has simple and traditional teahouses. Most of the teahouses are run by families. They provide basic rooms, thin mattresses and blankets.
The toilets are mainly squats and are located outside the room but mostly inside the main building. As you proceed to the Manaslu Circuit, leaving the Tsum valley accommodation facilities are still basic but are generally more comfortable, especially at popular stops like Lho or Samagaon. Some mountain lodges also offers hot showers and Wi-Fi at extra cost. Most teahouses have a common dining area that is heated with a wood stove. This space is warm. It is a good place to meet other trekkers. You may also have conversations with the owners at the teahouse and learn more about the region.
Overall, lodging facilities along the trek are good. The amenities vary according to stops but the warm hospitality and a unique experience make your stay at the teahouses comfortable and memorable.
Meals on the Manaslu Circuit with Tsum Valley Trek
The teahouses on the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek offers range of nutrient-rich dishes. You can get to have the dishes that are a perfect mix of Nepali and Tibetan flavours. Some Western dishes are also served at teahouses on popular stops.
The popular dishes that are served at the teahouses are Dal bhat, momo, thukpa, veggie curries, eggs, pancakes, porridge, pasta, fried rice, Tibetan bread, chapati, muesli, omelets, noodles, soup, and chowmein. Normally, in trek packages, your meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are included and will be available at the guesthouses, so, you can completely focus on the exploration and the beautiful scenery without being concerned about food arrangements.
Having nuts, dried fruits, and energy bars can be helpful for the times when you may need a quick energy boost. So, it is advisable to buy it at city and carry it in your backpack and eat it in between meals.
At both the Tsum Valley and Manaslu Circuit routes, the teahouses offer local meals that are fresh, healthy and nourishing. Bottled water is available at teahouses and all the places. If you think, use of bottled water increases the plastic waste and environment friendly, then you need to carry a refillable water bottle, fill it at teahouses or purify it from natural sources before drinking to stay safe and healthy.
Best Time to do the Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley Trek
Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) are the best times to do the Manaslu with Tsum Valley Trek. These are the peak times for trekking in the Manaslu region of Nepal. During Spring, the mild temperature and the blooming nature enhance the experience. Around this period, you can enjoy stunning mountain views with clear skies. In Autumn, there is a unique freshness in the mountains with vibrant nature. You can enjoy the dramatic landscapes with clear edges. The forests are denser, and the weather is crisper. Few trekkers join this trek and the trails of the Manaslu circuit Tsum Valley are serene even during these peak months. So, you will get to enjoy the peaceful mountain landscapes and valleys.
Spring: The Manaslu Region is vibrant in spring with rhododendrons and other wildflowers blooming on the hillsides and forests. The weather is stable with vivid skies. So, you will get rewarded with striking mountain views. The spring season is a good time to be in the mountain trails. You can immerse yourselves in the vibrant and colorful spring trails with stunning snowy vistas in the backdrop. This season offers you a truly delightful adventure with dry and well defined paths, stable weather and magnificent mountain views.
Autumn: The autumn season presents clear skies and spectacular mountain views. The dry and calm weather at this time makes navigation joyful and smooth. In addition, the crisp autumn weather rewards you with magnificent views of snowy mountains. So, you can appreciate the snowy mountains while feeling the tranquil air along the route. This ideal trekking season offers mild and dry weather which makes trekking refreshing and captivating.
The weather patterns in autumn and spring are generally stable with very minimal likelihood of sudden downpours, strong winds and heavy snow. So, your trek will be safe, convenient and more joyful. By choosing these ideal months for trekking, you can enjoy the beautiful views from under the blue sky and complete the trek smoothly.
Why Go With Explore Vision Nepal on Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek?
Choosing Explore Vision Nepal for Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley trek helps you ensure a joyful and smooth adventure. We design customized itineraries according to your schedule, interests, and preferences. Our licensed guides are experienced in leading treks. They will make sure that you navigate the varied terrain smoothly while enjoying every step.
We ensure you a comfortable, safe and enriching adventure in the Himalayas. We have flexible options for trip reservations. With us, you can get to explore all scenic highlights and discover hidden gems along the route.
We follow Eco-friendly tourism which contributes to the protection of the environment and the local culture. Essential trekking equipment (down jacket, duffel bag, trekking t-shirt, sleeping bag, and a certificate of completion are provided as a complimentary service, ensuring you have a memorable trekking experience.
Outline Itinerary of Manaslu Circuit With Tsum Valley Trek
Day 01: Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), Kathmandu (1,350M/4,430Ft)
Day 02: Drive from Kathmandu to Machha Khola (870M/2,850Ft), Distance: 160Km, Duration: 6 Hours
Day 03: Trek from Machha Khola to Jagat (1,380M/4,525Ft), Distance: 19-20 Km, Duration: 7 Hours
Day 04: Trek Jagat to Lokpa (2,240M/7,348Ft), Distance: 16-17 Km, Duration: 7 Hours
Day 05: Trek Lhokpa to Chumling (2,385M/7,825Ft), Distance: 11-12 Km, Duration: 5-6 Hours
Day 06: Chumling Village to Chhekampar/Chhokang Paro (3,010M, 9,872Ft), Distance: 11 Km, Duration: 6 Hours
Day 07: Trek from Chhekampar to Nile (3,360M/ 11,020Ft), Distance: 10 Km, Duration: 4-5 Hours
Day 08: Trek from Nile to Mu Gompa (3,720M/12200Ft), Explore and back to Nile, Distance: 09 Km, Duration: 5 Hours
Day 09: Trek from Nile to Chumling Village (2,385M/7,825Ft), Distance: 20 Km, Duration: 8 Hours
Day 10: Trek from Chumling to Deng (1,860M/6,100Ft), Distance: 18 Km, Duration: 8 Hours
Day 11: Trek from Deng to Namrung (2,630M/8,625Ft), Distance: 18-19 Km, Duration: 7 Hours
Day 12: Trek from Namrung to Lho Village (3,180M/10,430Ft), Distance: 10-11Km, Duration: 4-5 Hours
Day 13: Trek from Lho to Samagaun (3,530M/11,580Ft), Distance: 8 Km, Duration: 4-5 Hours
Day 14: Explore and Acclimatization Day at Samagaun
Day 15: Trek from Samagaun to Samdo (3,860M/12,660Ft), Distance: 7 Km, Duration: 3-4 Hours
Day 16: Trek from Samdo to Dharmashala (4,460M/14,630Ft), Distance: 7 Km, Duration: 5 Hours
Day 17: Trek from Dharmashala to Bhimtang (3,720M/12,200ft) via Larkya La Pass (5,106M/16,750Ft), Distance: 23 Km, Duration: 9 hours
Day 18: Trek from Bhimtang to Tilije (2,300M/7,545Ft), Distance: 22 km, Duration: 7 Hours
Day 19: Drive from Tilije to Kathmandu via Beshisahar, Distance: 220Km, Duration: 9 Hours
Day 20: Departure/Farewell Day
Trip Highlights
- The journey starts with entering the Manaslu Conservation Area of Nepal. The area is rich in diverse flora and fauna. You can witness well-preserved natural beauty with dramatic landscapes, Mountain views, and cultural landmarks.
- Homes of the Nubri, Kutang, and Tsum communities offer you the authentic experience you need in trekking about the local mountain life.
- You get to taste home-cooked meals, and Tibetan foods of local homes like Tsampa, Tibetan butter tea, Tibetan bread, Traditional Dal Bhat, Chapatti, and solid Yak Cheese.
- Routes of the Manaslu and Tsum are done alongside the Budi Gandhaki River and Siyar Khola enriching the scenic experience of the trek journey.
- This trek takes you to the highest points of Manaslu Circuit Trek and Tsum Valley Trek: Larkya La Pass (5,160m) and Mu Gompa (3,700m). These points showcase the challenge and the spiritual significance of the Manaslu region.
- on this journey, you can witness the 8th tallest mountain in the world Mt. Manaslu (8,163m) including other Himalayas like Ganesh Himal, Shringi Himal, Ngadi Chuli (Peak 29), and Annapurna II.
- A visit to the Milarepa Cave, Rachen Gompa, Mu Gompa in the Tsum Valley, and visit to Ribung Gompa, and Pungyen Gompa in the Manaslu Circuit projects the beauty of Tibetan Buddhism prevailing in the mountains.
- You get to pass by and stay at local villages like Chumling, Lamagaun, Chhekang Paro, Nile, Chule, Lho, Smagaun, and Samdo providing a glimpse into the ancient structures of Tibet houses.
- In this trekking package, you get to travel through the best trekking routes of the Manaslu Region, Manaslu Circuit Trek and Tsum Valley Trek.
- The journey winds through the restricted region within the Manaslu Conservation Area, the Tsum then connects with the Manaslu Circuit and ends at the Annapurna Conservation Area.
Manaslu Circuit With Tsum Valley Trek Itinerary
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Day 01: Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), Kathmandu (1,350M/4,430Ft)
Welcome to the country of the Himalayas! As you land at the airport and get off, our representative warmly welcomes you and assists with your arrival. Then, accompany you to your hotel in a private vehicle. During this time, we will let you know about the trip meeting time and location.
Once the check-in procedure is complete, feel free to rest, prepare for the trip, or enjoy a walk around the area if the time permits!
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Day 02: Drive from Kathmandu to Machha Khola (870M/2,850Ft), Distance: 160Km, Duration: 6 Hours
Today you leave the crowded city behind and take a drive to the countryside of Nepal, Machha Khola. The first half of the drive is smooth and the rest of the journey continues on typical off-road of Nepal. However, the approach to remoteness actually opens up towards beautiful green landscape with one of the beautiful River of Nepal, Budi Gandhaki. The Village Machha Khola located between two river at of 870 meters which is lower than Kathmandu.
Activity: Drive
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 03: Trek from Machha Khola to Jagat (1,380M/4,525Ft), Distance: 19-20 Km, Duration: 7 Hours
This is the first day of Trekking on foot on the trails of Tsum Valley Manaslu Trek. On this day you pass through valleys of rocky hills with the Budi Gandhaki flowing on the side. Until Dovan, passing through Khorlabesi village you walk on the roads that are used for seasonal transportation.
Then, you come across a suspension bridge where you start on the narrow trails along the cliffs that gives you a thrilling experience. Then a glimpse of North-East view of Ganesh Himal II can be seen peeping through the Hills. Continuing, you reach a small settlement, Yaru Bagar where Nepal’s first Cantilever bridge is built. Passing through it, enjoying along the soars of River, and a stunning landscape another settlement comes across, Jagat which is the last stop of the day and an entry point of the Manaslu Conservation Area.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 04: Trek Jagat to Lokpa (2,240M/7,348Ft), Distance: 16-17 Km, Duration: 7 Hours
Today you begin trekking within the Manaslu Conservation Area, a protected area of Nepal that is rich in diverse wildlife. Continuing on the rocky trails, you can witness different locally grown crop fields of rice and millets. Enjoying the rocky landscapes you pass by the villages of Salleri and Sirdibas. Then you reach Philim, a small settlement alongside the beautiful Budi Gandhaki River. From the village you get charming view of the snow-capped Shringi Himal on distant.
Moving forward you cross a long thrilling suspension bridge before coming across a single teashop known as Ekle Bhatti. The teashop has a stunning view of the roaring blue River with cascading waterfalls in distant. Following the River you come at a point where you separate from the Manaslu Circuit Trekking route. A welcome gate of Tsum Valley marks the beginning of trek in the Tsum. Enjoying the lush forest of Rhododendrons, Bamboo, and Oak you reach village named Lokpa where you stay for a night.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 05: Trek Lhokpa to Chumling (2,385M/7,825Ft), Distance: 11-12 Km, Duration: 5-6 Hours
You come across several steep uphill and downhill, suspension bridges, and a cantilever bridge alongside the cliffs today. The dense forest of Rhododendron, fir, pine, and oak dominates the trail until Chumling. You can find Glimpses of Ganesh Himal while enjoying the turquoise beauty of Siyar Khola.
In between you can find only two teahouses, the first teahouse you come across after Lokpa is Gomlung, and another one is Gaddhi Khola just before the final uphill towards Chumling. The uphill consists of stone stairs, rocky and narrow trails. Therefore, we suggest trekkers be careful along the edges and the steep stairs. After a couple of hours walk from Lokpa, we get our destination for today, Chumling Village.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 06: Chumling Village to Chhekampar/Chhokang Paro (3,010M, 9,872Ft), Distance: 11 Km, Duration: 6 Hours
The beautiful morning starts with Crystal Mountains and gigantic hills aside. Diving deep into the Tsum Valley you walk on the trails that are less travelled and seeking to be discovered. Enjoying the stunning views of Ganesh and Shringi Himal you pass by the picturesque villages of Konzer, Chhi, Dhramba, before reaching Rainjam. The routes until rainjam does not include steep ascends.
After Rainjam village, you come across final ascend inside dense Pine forest and Rocky Mountains before Chhokang Paro, this section of the trails includes rock falling area, need to be careful.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 07: Trek from Chhekampar to Nile (3,360M/ 11,020Ft), Distance: 10 Km, Duration: 4-5 Hours
From this day you continue the journey on alpine wildlife. The mountain views becomes clear and you can witness the frosted forest at the distant. Today the trek feels like entering a holy Buddhist land as the trails consists of Mani Walls, Chorten, Gumbas, and Authentic villages with stone houses.
And do not forget to witness the traditional dresses (Chuba) worn by the local people! Locals are friendly and guest are warmly welcomed. Today you pass by the villages of Jhong, Ngayu/Leru, Lamagaun, Rajen, Pangdun and Chule before the last stop for today Nile. Each village you pass by today is beautiful and adds to the Authentic experience on the Tsum Valley.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 08: Trek from Nile to Mu Gompa (3,720M/12200Ft), Explore and back to Nile, Distance: 09 Km, Duration: 5 Hours
Discover the last point of the Tsum Valley Trekking trail which is Mu Gompa. There are no teahouses in Between today. Get amazed by a breathtaking close up view of Taya Himal along with a beautiful River flowing through it before leaving the village. Trekking today is short so, take enough time to explore.
Make sure, you do not miss rare sightings as there is high chances of coming across Himalayan Musk Deer, Lophophorus, Tibetan Snowcock, and Blue sheep today. The trail is easy and has a short steep uphill just before reaching Mu Gompa. On the remaining time take a visit inside Gompa that is more than 300 years old. After the memorable exploration around, hike back to Nile.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 09: Trek from Nile to Chumling Village (2,385M/7,825Ft), Distance: 20 Km, Duration: 8 Hours
Now, this is the day to return and retrace the footsteps back to Chumling. Leaving the Upper Tsum you head towards the lower Tsum. It is a long day trekking today, the day includes mostly downhills and a slight uphill. Crossing alpine graze lands, you approach the green grasslands and lush forests. Then, passing by the same villages with collected memories the trek blends with the feeling of nostalgia and excitement all the way to Chhekampar, again the trails consist of steep downhill and rocky turns until the Rainjam Village. Then it continues on a slight ascend and descend before reaching Chumling. Slowly the mountains shy away behind the Hills and you are awarded with recreational memories.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 10: Trek from Chumling to Deng (1,860M/6,100Ft), Distance: 18 Km, Duration: 8 Hours
It is the last day trek on Tsum Valley trail, on this day you connect to the Manaslu Circuit Trekking trail and separate ways with the Tsum Valley trekking route. A suspension bridge after crossing the welcome gate of Tsum Valley marks the start of the trekking on Manaslu Circuit Trek route. The first village you come across before reaching Deng is Nyak Phedi village. Today the trekking is mostly accompanied by the mountain views of Shringi Himal, Siyar River, and Budi Gandhaki. You will walk through the dense forest with some steep and slight uphill at the end to reach Deng Village.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 11: Trek from Deng to Namrung (2,630M/8,625Ft), Distance: 18-19 Km, Duration: 7 Hours
Another Day continues on the trail of Manaslu Circuit. The trekking continues on trails with dense forests of Oak, Pine, and Rhododendron. As the Ascend continues after leaving Deng, you pass by the charming villages of Rana, Bihi Phedi, Bihi, Prok, Ghap, and Ghapsyak before reaching the last stop of the day, Namrung with long steep uphill along the river and alpine forest. Along the trails you get to see beautiful snow capped mountain views of Shringi Himal, Ganesh Himal and more.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 12: Trek from Namrung to Lho Village (3,180M/10,430Ft), Distance: 10-11Km, Duration: 4-5 Hours
Today you get to enjoy one of the beautiful parts of the Manaslu Circuit trekking trail as the day introduces several renowned mountains of Nepal and stunning landscapes. The trail continues along the lush forests and Budi Gandaki. As the ascent continues you come across stunning views of Himchuli after you cross Lihi Village.
Another village you visit is Sho from where you can get amazing Himalayan views of Manaslu, Manaslu North, and Naike Peak. Following the fresh breezes, stunning mountains, flowing River, stone-carved Mani walls, and Kani Gates with the Thanga paintings, you reach Lho village. With its Ribung Gompa perfectly standing in front of the massive Mount Manaslu it is widely popular. This is the last stop of the day before continuing another adventurous day on the Manaslu Circuit. You might visit to Lho Ribung Monastery in the afternoon.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 13: Trek from Lho to Samagaun (3,530M/11,580Ft), Distance: 8 Km, Duration: 4-5 Hours
The major highlight of this day is timeless sunrise moment with the Mount Manaslu in the morning. As the golden hour touches the peaks, the beauty of solitude and realization lingers the heart. So, do not miss the sunrise.
On this mesmerizing day, you get to see amazing mountain views of Mount Manaslu, Hinchuli, and Ngadi Peak. With eye-catching views of the lush landscapes and Manaslu range the trek continues on the exciting turn. You pass by the Lush forest, small streams, and suspension bridges, picturesque Shyala village, and reach Samagaun.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 14: Explore and Acclimatization Day at Samagaun
As you are approaching the high altitude zone you need to acclimate your body. So this is a significant day of the trek where you stay for acclimatizing and rest. This day includes a side trip to discover the hidden gems near the charming Samagaun Village.
Manaslu Base Camp (4,800m): A side trip to the Base Camp of Mount Manaslu is a thrilling experience to be part of. While on the way to Base Camp you get stunning Birendra Lake with the panoramic 360-degree views of Manaslu North, Manaslu, and Naike Peak from the Base Camp. This is perfect for trekkers looking for long hike and experience the Base Camp of Himalaya.
Pungyen Gompa (4,700m): It is an important spiritual site of the Manaslu Circuit route that provides breathtaking views of Pungyen Glacier and Majestic Mount Manaslu. If you are interested in exploring the region’s natural beauty along with its preserved sites, this long side trip to Pungyen Gompa from Samagaun is recommended.
Birendra Tal (Lake): If you are tired and want to have a short side trip to enjoy, it is a popular and ideal destination from Samagaun. This freshwater lake stands at an altitude of 3,690m. You can get stunning views of the crystal clear water right beneath the Manaslu Glacier.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 15: Trek from Samagaun to Samdo (3,860M/12,660Ft), Distance: 7 Km, Duration: 3-4 Hours
The hike today is easy and short and takes you to the charming village, Samdo. The trails are rocky and uneven with dramatic views of the Yak pasture fields and the barren frosted mountain hills. As you continue the journey while immersing yourself into the beauty of the Himalayas, you realize you are finally at the small settlement. This is a village close to the Tibet border and is deeply rooted to the Tibetan Buddhist Culture. It is also the point from where local villagers and Tibetan people used to do trade.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 16: Trek from Samdo to Dharmashala (4,460M/14,630Ft), Distance: 7 Km, Duration: 5 Hours
The major deal of the day is high altitude as this day includes trekking around 4000m altitude. As you ascend from Samdo you get stunning mountain views of Naike peak and Panbuche Himal. While you enjoy and move forward you reach a market known as a Larkya Bazar, but you do not found anything there like a Market or Bazaar. It is a seasonal Tibet market and is a past trading point for the local peoples and the Tibetans.
Then leaving the place you get to another stop with teahouses where you stop for the night before the High Pass day, Dharmashala. The last part of the hike is pretty tough as you hike above 4000m into the thin air but the view and scenery is amazingly beautiful and stunning. Dharmashala is small and basic place on the lap of the Larya Peak which provides you warm shelter for the night.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 17: Trek from Dharmashala to Bhimtang (3,720M/12,200ft) via Larkya La Pass (5,106M/16,750Ft), Distance: 23 Km, Duration: 9 hours
On this you reach the highest and challenging point of the trek, Larkya La Pass (5,106m). The destination for today is one of the picturesque village of Manaslu Circuit Trekking route, Bhimthang. The trek begins early morning as the weather is unpredictable at the Pass. You can watch the sunrise upon the Crystal Mountains of Manaslu range along the way.
The journey today is tiring, however, the eye-catching panoramic Himalayan views overshadows the tiredness. The day is filled with extra thrill and Challenge. From the Larkya La Pass and during the walk you can witness popular mountains like Manaslu, Annapurna II, Himlung, Gyaji Kang, Larkya Peak, and Cheo Himal. Then after crossing the pass there is a steep descend so be careful! After that you reach the final stop of the day Bhimtang Village.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 18: Trek from Bhimtang to Tilije (2,300M/7,545Ft), Distance: 22 km, Duration: 7 Hours
You can enjoy the morning at Bhimtang with sunrise and spectacular Mountain View can be seen from here. The trek begins after breakfast with a long descend through forests and villages with different views of mountains. This day you pass by the villages of Hampuk, Yak Kharka, Kharche, and Goa before reaching Tilije, the stop of the day.
Activity: Trekking
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Guesthouse
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Day 19: Drive from Tilije to Kathmandu via Beshisahar, Distance: 220Km, Duration: 9 Hours
Today is the day you take a final drive to Kathmandu with a packed memories of Manaslu Circuit Trek. Following the beautiful Marshyangdi River you slowly approach to Beshisahar on jeep and continue comfortable drive to Kathmandu where you take an overnight stay in the city after a couple of weeks in the Mountain.
Activity: Drive
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel
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Day 20: Departure/Farewell Day
A representative from the Explore Vision Nepal picks you up at the hotel and drops you at the airport 3 hours before of your schedule flight. The representative provides a respectful warm farewell with a See you next time for another adventure in Himalayan Trekking Country Nepal.
Activity: Drive
Meal: Breakfast
Note:
If you have a private group and prefer a personalized experience, we can organize a custom trip tailored to your requirements and group size, running it any day you choose.
Price Includes
Price Excludes
What's included?
- All ground airport transfers are done in a private vehicle
- Two nights’ accommodation with breakfast at the best 3-star category hotel in Kathmandu
- Full board meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) with tea/coffee during the trek
- Best available twin sharing lodge to lodge accommodation during the trek
- All the necessary permits are included: Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP), Manaslu Special
- Restricted Area Permit, Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and the trekker’s information management system (TIMS) card
- Kathmandu – Machha Khola and Tilje – Kathmandu by private vehicle
- Duffle bag, down jacket and sleeping bag during the trek
- Highly experienced and professional English speaking trekking guide
- Company t-shirt, trekking map, and trip achievement certificate
- A comprehensive first aid medical kit
- Seasonal fruits after dinner during the trek
- All the taxes and charges of the local and national government
What's not included?
- International airfare to and from Nepal
- Nepal Visa Fee (it is payable upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, USD in cash is recommended)
- Travel insurance (it must include high altitude trekking above 4,000m, emergency evacuation)
- Accommodation, meals, and extra nights in Kathmandu outside the itinerary
- Personal expenses during the trek, like snacks, beverages, hot showers, charging electronics, and internet
- Tips for guide, porter, and driver (Expected but not mandatory)
Trip Information
Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek Cost
The Manaslu Circuit Trek with Tsum Valley cost ranges between US$1200 and US$2000 per person. The overall duration, season, accommodation type and group size influence the package cost.
Our trek package includes the costs of permits, licensed and skilled guides, and transport to and from the stop where the trek starts and ends. During the trek, you will get to stay at the best available rooms at local teahouses. The lodging costs are covered by the package. In addition, hotel accommodation in Kathmandu and airport transfers are part of the package.
All logistics are handled by experienced professionals, with important expenses covered, ensuring a smooth, well managed and stress free trekking experience.
Manaslu Circuit With Tsum Valley Trek: Adventure Through Nepal’s Hidden Gem
The Manaslu and Tsum Valley trek takes you through vast forests, deep river valleys and remote areas where nature still feels untouched and natural.
Tsum Valley is called the “Valley of Happiness.” Trekking to the Tsum Valley rewards you with an opportunity to enjoy the simple life of the locals and feel the tranquil surroundings. This picturesque valley has old monasteries, prayer flags, and quiet villages with traditional architecture that looks beautiful on the rugged terrain.
Trekking to Tsum Valley allows you to slow down, observe nature, visit the monasteries, and experience the spiritual ambiance. After exploring the picturesque Tsum Valley, the trail takes you to the Manaslu Circuit. However, its tranquility remains intact. The trails are quiet and uncrowded with very few people around. Also, the route presents marvelous scenery of the Himalayan vistas.
The whole journey allows you to have a deep spiritual connection and provides several chances to immerse yourself in stunning nature. This scenic trek takes you to one of the most secluded regions of Nepal’s Himalaya, where you can explore the scenic gems, enhancing your overall experience.
Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek More Attractions
- Cross the stunning Larkya La Pass (5,106 m) which rewards you with stunning mountain vistas.
- Magnificent views of Mount Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Cheo Himal, Himalchuli, Himlung, and other Himalayan peaks.
- Explore the hidden and scenic Tsum Valley.
- Trekking through the tranquil paths of the Manaslu Conservation Area.
- Immerse yourself in the quietness of the region, meet the locals and observe their lifestyle.
- Navigate high altitude paths and ensure an adventurous journey.
- Cross several suspension bridges along the route.
- An opportunity to witness ancient Buddhist traditions and the traditional architecture of Tsum Valley.
- Visit Mu Gompa, Rachen Gompa and many other monasteries along the route.
- Enjoy a unique experience by exploring the remote and hidden gem of the Manaslu Region.
Know the Scenic and Popular Larkya La Pass
Larkya La Pass (5,106 m) is the most exciting highlight of the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek. The journey to this is a true test of endurance, toughness and willpower.
The crossing of Larkya La is considered the most thrilling part of the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek. The trek to the pass leads you through a range of different types of landscapes like thick forests, glacial rivers, and rugged mountain routes.
From the Larkya La Pass trail, the unparalleled Himalayas can be seen. The stunning views of Himalayan peaks like Larke Peak, Manaslu, Cheo, Naike, and many others that are clearly visible from the top of this pass have managed to attract many adventurers.
In the past, this high pass was an important passage point for the local traders as it allowed them to cross over the isolated valley. Now, this scenic pass draws adventurers from all over the world because of the marvelous scenery of the snowy peaks.
Trekking Regulations for the Manaslu Circuit with Tsum Valley Trek
Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek passes through a protected area. So, you should have special permits to trek in this region. These rules are made by the government for safety reasons. The permit system was also introduced for the protection of natural and cultural heritage.
If you wish trek in this area, you will have to get the conservation and restricted area permits. The restricted area permit can only be issued through a registered trekking agency. Solo trekking is not permitted in this region. Also, trekkers must be in a group of a minimum of two persons accompained with a certified guide.
At Explore Vision Nepal, we take care of all paperwork and arrange all necessary permits required for the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek. In addition, we will make sure that the experienced guide will join you so that you can explore the serene Tsum Valley and Manaslu Circuit smoothly while ensuring a secure and truly inspiring adventure.
Manaslu and Tsum Valley Trek Permits and their Cost
- Manaslu Restricted Area Permit
(Sep to Nov) US $100 per person per week and US$ 15 per day for additional days
(Dec to Aug) US$ 75 per week and US$ 10 per day for each day afterwards.
- Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit
(Sep to Nov) US$40 per week and an US$7 for each day after the first week.
(Dec to Aug US$ 30 per week and US$ 5 for additional days
- Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) Nrs.3000 (US$ 20)
- Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP): Nrs.3000 (US$ 20)
- Chum Nurbi Rural Municipality Permit: This permit is required for the Tsum Valley Trek or if your route passes through specific villages within this area. It costs US$ 15 per person.
Mountain Views During the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek
The Manaslu Region is renowned for offering stunning views of the mountain ranges in Nepal. As you progress and head to higher sections and popular viewpoints, the Himalayas can be seen even more closely.
The snowy peaks such as Ganesh Himal, Ngadi Chuli, Himlung, Kang Guru, Cheo Himal, Samdo, Larkya Peak, Himalchuli, Shringi, Manaslu and Naike Peak can be seen along the trail. Getting several chances to see vast Himalayan vistas along the route makes the entire journey richer, more scenic and truly unforgettable.
Travel Insurance for the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek
Getting Travel insurance with the right coverage is a must for the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek. This adventure takes you to different isolated areas. While the trek is indeed scenic and enriching, its route has limited access to medical services.
Since the trek takes you to high altitude areas over 5,000-meter there are certain risks that you should be aware of, like altitude sickness, injuries from navigating rough trails, sudden weather changes or unexpected natural calamities.
Some medical emergencies and unexpected weather changes may require quick helicopter rescue. Without insurance, the evacuation can be costly. So, for the Tsum Valley Manaslu Circuit Trek it is advisable to get insurance with coverage for remote high altitude trekking.
In addition to helicopter rescue, travel insurance will cover other possible cases like trip cancellation or interruptions, flight delays and lost luggage. It helps you be financially protected. So, it is necessary for a safe trek.
When selecting a policy for trekking in Manaslu and Tsum Valley, go for one that covers high altitude trekking and adventure activities above 5,000 meters. Regular travel insurance does not usually cover high altitude treks, so be careful and pick the right one by researching the length of your trek and coverage requirements. Read about the policy and purchase it only after confirming that it covers risks that can arise while trekking in remote areas of Nepal to ensure full financial protection.
How Are Emergency Situations Handled Along the Route?
During the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek, the main focus is always on your safety. In this region guides are the ones responsible for ensuring safety. They carry a first aid box that is well-stocked. In addition, they are well trained to treat small injuries, mild altitude sickness and common health problems.
They can provide the first aid. Likewise, they have experience in handling emergencies. They carry a satellite phone or a walkie talkie. The guides stay in constant contact with the local authorities, rescue teams and nearby lodges. If necessary, they will also arrange for a helicopter evacuation.
Manaslu Circuit and Tsum Valley: A Day on the Trail
A day on the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek starts with a warm breakfast as the sun rises over the mountains. You can have a warm breakfast while enjoying the mountain views. Afterwards, between 7.30 AM and 8 A.M, your journey on foot begins with your guide. You will navigate the trails that take you through serene forests and picturesque villages.
Along the route, you can notice a constant change in the scenery as you progress from terraced farms to lush forests, deep river valleys and high alpine rugged areas. Your guide will be sharing the local stories and intriguing facts about this scenic region. The trek will be full of breaks to rest. You may snap photos, have tea and light snacks during your break time.
You will have lunch at the village teahouse or eatery on the way around midday. After having lunch at the teahouse, you will head towards your stop for the night. Enjoying the surrounding scenery, you will finally make it to your teahouse.
In general, you will reach your intended stop by afternoon. You may then head to your teahouse room and get some rest. The night’s dinner will be at your teahouse where you will have the opportunity to interact with other trekkers, teahouse owners, and your guide. After enjoying your dinner, you can take a rest in your room and take rest to be well prepared for another invigorating day ahead.
Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek Distance
The total distance of the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek is usually about 220 km to 230 km. However, the exact distance can vary according to the path you select and the extra trails you may decide to visit during your journey.
This scenic trek can be concluded in around 18 to 22 days. The number of days will vary depending on your hiking speed, the condition of the trail, and how smoothly your trek goes.
Trail, Altitude and Preparation for Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek
The Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley Trek is graded as a moderate to strenuous trek with its high mountain Pass and off-beaten path. The trek requires long hours of walking for some days.
Trail conditions: As the trails of Manaslu and Tsum are less traveled, it is off-beaten, rugged, narrow, and rocky. There are steep uphill and downhill, especially at the Larkya La Pass. You need to cross rivers, suspension bridges, and stone steps.
Altitude: Altitude sickness is another great difficulty of the Manaslu Tsum trails as it ranges from 800m and exceeds 5,100m. With an increase in altitude, it increases the risks of the illness. To avoid this you need good acclimatization rest to body, hydration, and slow walks.
Larkya La Pass: This is a high mountain Pass that you conquer during the trek. It is one of the notable challenges of the trek due to its high altitude and steep ascend and descends. You need to start the trek early on the day of passing Larkya La as the weather is unpredictable.
- Before trekking in Manaslu, engage yourself in cardiovascular exercises like walking and short hikes.
- Pack with good layering clothes and waterproof gear with comfortable trekking boots.
- Ensure travel insurance with a reliable agent that covers high-altitude treks above 5,100m, emergency evacuation, and lost baggage.
What to Pack for the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek?
For a smooth Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek, you may pack the following essentials:
Clothing
- Fleece jackets
- Down jackets
- Windproof jackets
- Down Vests
- Sweater
- Trekking pants
- Waterproof jackets
- Shorts
- Undergarments
- Sun hats
- Beanie
- Warm Thermals
- Trekking Tshirts
- Scarf
- Gloves
Footwear
- Trekking boots
- Trekking shoes
- Sandals
- Woolen Socks
- Slippers
Trekking Gear
- Backpack
- Trekking poles
- Headlamp
- Torchlight
- Crampons
Other Essentials
- Sleeping bag (we provide)
- Soap
- Hand sanitizer
- Wet wipes
- Toothpaste
- Toothbrush
- Towel
- Toilet paper
- Tissues
- First Aid Box
- Sunscreen
- Lip balm
- Water purification tablets
- Snacks
- Passport
- Power bank
- Dry bags
- Water bottle
- High Energy Snacks
- Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek Map (we provide)
- Emergency Whistle
- Oral Rehydration Solutions
- Travel insurance documents
- Rupees Cash
Alternative Trek
Manaslu Circuit Trek: This trek follows a similar route to the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek, excluding Tsum Valley. It offers an off-beaten and rich cultural experience of the Manaslu region. Circuit trekking in Manaslu is more focused on adventure and crossing the high-altitude Pass of Larkya La.
Tsum Valley Trek: This trek follows a similar path, excluding the main Manaslu Circuit Trekking trail. Tsum trek is more focused on the spirituality hidden in the Himalayas. You can visit ancient monasteries, caves, and charming villages with old Tibetan villages.
FAQs for Manaslu Circuit With Tsum Valley Trek
General
The Manaslu Circuit with Tsum Valley Trek typically takes around 18 to 22 days. The overall duration might vary according to the number of rest days, side trips, and your walking speed. However, in general trekkers can complete the trek in 20 days.
During the Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley trek, you will walk for about 5 to 7-8 hours per day. The daily distances crafted in itinerary are manageable and you will get enough time to rest in between and ensure a joyful experience in general.
All airport and hotel transfers are fully organized by our team. When you land at the airport in Kathmandu, our team will be there to greet you. They will assist you with luggage management and lead you directly to your booked hotel.
During your stay, we handle all necessary transfers between your hotel and key locations that are mentioned in the itinerary. With everything managed, you may focus entirely on your trek, confidently conclude the journey successfully.
While you may choose to bring your own personal clothing and equipment for trekking, we do provide some essentials for trekking, such as a down jacket, sleeping bags, a t-shirt, a duffel bag, and a trekking map of the Manaslu Circuit with Tsum Valley Trekking route.
Yes, you can get personalized itinerary. Every individual has their own interests and walking pace. Also, some trekkers may want to spend more days at popular stops. If you need personalized Manaslu Tsum Valley trek itinerary, we can create one. We will analyze your schedule, interests and craft a personalized itinerary.
Preparation & Fitness
For a smooth and joyful Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek, you will need to be physically fit and have a high endurance level. Every day on the journey, steep climbs and long descents along the rugged terrains will challenge your endurance.
You need to have stamina to walk for around 5 to 7 hours daily while carrying a light backpack. Trekkers with good health can enjoy this adventure and complete it comfortably.
You need to gradually build strength and endurance to train for the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek. Experts generally recommend to trek least 2 to 4 months before the trek. Hiking on uneven terrain will help you get used to the trail’s conditions.
Also, you can improve your cardiovascular fitness by incorporating activities such as swimming, jogging, cycling, and stair climbing into your exercise routine. In addition, strength workouts such as squats, deadlifts, planks and lunges can help you maintain balance and minimize the risk of injury on demanding terrains.
Mental preparation is something that is crucial for a smooth Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek. This thrilling adventure takes you to a tranquil high altitude area.
Long days, isolation and fluctuating weather are part of the experience. So, being patient, flexible and maintaining a positive attitude will help you focus on navigation instead of worrying about exhaustion or long distances.
While being in unfamiliar rugged terrain for long duration can indeed be challenging, researching about it prior to the journey, knowing about challenges and setting manageable goals can help you stay motivated the entire time.
Also, practice deep breathing, visualize the completion of the trek successfully and interacting with your crew and other trekkers while motivating each other are some techniques that can help you concentrate and be strong when things get tough on the trail.
Permits
Yes, the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek package price includes the permit fees. The area is protected, so permits are essential. By choosing a trek package, the permits are arranged with their cost included in the package price.
Insurance & Visa
You can get visa on arrival in Nepal at Tribhuvan International Airport. You may also apply online before the journey or get it in advance from a nearby Nepalese diplomatic mission (embassy or consulate).
Make sure to check whether your country is listed for Nepal’s visa on arrival facility prior to travel. If your country is not listed then you may apply for visa from the Nepalese diplomatic mission in advance.
The duration of tourist visas in Nepal is 15, 30, or 90 days. However, if you want to extend your visa then it can be done at the Department of Immigration in Kathmandu or Pokhara.
Guides & Support Staff
Yes, trekking with the registered trekking company and hiring a licensed local trekking guide is mandatory to trek in Tsum Valley and Manaslu Circuit region.
The support of porters is important during Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek. The route goes through isolated mountain areas. Also, you will have to take very steep ascents which can be tiring.
Porters carrying your main luggage help you adapt to the altitude, contributing to the overall safety. Manaslu Tsum valley trek difficulty level can be minimized through their support. They carry your baggage, helping you reduce physical strain and fatigue which makes your trek smooth and pleasant.
Health & Safety
One of the best techniques of acclimatization to reduce the risk of altitude illness is to trek gradually and follow the acclimatization schedule. Drinking plenty of water, eating nutrient rich meals and not over exerting yourself are natural ways to help your body adapt.
It is also important to closely watch your condition and head to lower areas if the symptoms don’t go away. The medicines like Diamox can help minimize the likelihood but it is advisable to take doctors suggestion before taking it.
Altitude sickness is a notable concern during the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek. Some common symptoms are headache, dizziness, loss of appetite, exhaustion, difficulty breathing and trouble sleeping. You need to be aware of these signs while trekking.
In case of an emergency, the guide will continue to communicate with us through either a mobile phone or a satellite device, depending on which network is available. They constantly remain in touch with authorities, and in serious cases, rapid evacuation is coordinated immediately.
Packing & Gear
Kathmandu has a wide range of shops where you can purchase or rent all the trekking gear you need. The most popular spot for renting or buying is Thamel. Renting trekking gear is more budget friendly and convenient.
In your day pack, you can store essentials such as a water bottle, high energy snacks, a small first aid kit, personal medications, map, sunscreen, a headlamp, an extra jacket and a light rain jacket.
It is necessary to store these items in your backpack so that they are easily accessible when needed. You may choose the backpack that is lightweight and has good space for everything you need for the day.
Booking & Payment
To book Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek package, you may fill out the booking form and select your preferred travel dates. After that, you can deposit around 10% of the total trek cost. You may choose to pay entire amount while booking. Once we receive deposit, your trek dates will be confirmed. We will then take care of all arrangements
To make it easier and flexible for our clients, we accept bank transfers, credit cards through online payment, and cash. You may choose to pay with the option that is easy for you.
If you need to cancel your trek, we kindly ask you to let us know as early as possible. The amount refund will be determined based on timing of your cancellation. In case of last minute cancellations, particularly just a couple of days before departure, it will be difficult to get the refund.
Yes. You can extend your trek. There are several places in Manaslu region where you can go for side trips. If you will inform us early, we can adjust the itinerary by putting extra acclimatization day or an optional side exploration.
Optional Expenses
You can separate some cash for personal expenses during the journey. It includes meals that are not covered by the package, hot showers, charging electronics, WiFi, snacks and other expenses. You may also want buy souvenirs along the trail which adds to your personal expenses.
Tipping is appreciated as a sign of respect and gratitude for the trekking crew’s service and hard work. Although there is no fixed amount, trekkers usually tip between 10% and 15% of the total trek cost. You may tip any amount depending on your preference and the service received.
The usual time for giving tips is at the end of the trek, once the journey is successfully and safely completed. By offering tips after completing the journey, you can convey your gratitude to whole crew.
Connectivity & Transaction
Mobile network access along trekking routes of Tsum Valley and Manaslu Circuit is limited and varies according to places. At few villages, the signal is available. However, in more remote sections, there may be no signal at all. So, your guides will carry satellite phones to maintain communication in these areas.
Yes, make sure to carry for the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek. During this trek, you will be at a very remote destination where modern facilities are not yet available
Also, ATMs are not available on the trail. Most teahouses along the trail don’t accept cards. So, it is essential to carry cash for making payments for your personal expenses along the trail.
Yes, Wi-Fi services is now available in most of the places along the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek route. However, signal can be weak and it might not work sometime for some reason.
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