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Manaslu Larke Pass Trek with Local Guide

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Gorkha, Nepal
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Duration

13 Days

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

10 people

Languages

English

About this tour

Explore the sensational view of Nubri Mountains including Mount Manaslu (8th highest mountain in the world with 8,156m), Tibetan immigrant culture, and experience the dramatic Larke Pass of 5,100 meters.

Manaslu region is locally known for Nubri, upper Gorkha district of Gandaki Province. Manaslu trek route is located between the Annapurna Circuit Trekking region in the west and Tsum Valley in the east. It is also well known for the Manaslu Circuit trek (MCT). Manaslu circuit trek used to be a camping trek but now this trek has become easier because of the increase in tea houses and improved trails. Manaslu trekking is one of the most popular trekking destinations in Nepal and it is a restricted trekking area.  Nowadays Manaslu trek is referred to as The New Annapurna Circuit Trek. 

Manaslu Circuit Trekking, one of the best treks in Nepal regarded by many trekkers. Manaslu circuit trek can be easily done in a tea house style without the expensive camping trip. This trek comprises from sub-tropical Himalayan foothills to arid Trans Himalayan high pastures bordering Tibet and offers an astonishing view, increasingly mountainous landscape including a high pass crossing at Larke La. This trek is both geographically and culturally extraordinary. The residents of Nubri (the western mountains), a region known for Upper Buri Gandaki, are Tibetan immigrants decades ago. 

Highlights

  • Scenic dirt road driving to Arughat from Kathmandu
  • Exploring the Budhi Gandaki River valley
  • Walking between the borders of Nepal and Tibet
  • Experience the Nepalese and Tibetan mixed culture
  • Crossing Larkya La over 5215 meters

Included/Excluded

  • Transport from Kathmandu to Machakhola and Dharapani to Kathmandu by local bus or jeep sharing
  • Tea House/lodge accommodation during the trek.
  • All Standard Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) during the Trek.
  • Official Himalayan Wander Walkers (Government registered and licensed) Expert Guide
  • Manaslu special permit
  • Arrangement of emergency evacuation service (should have insurance for emergency evacuation and will be paid by your travel insurance company)
  • Manaslu and Annapurna Conservation Permit (MCAP & ACAP)
  • International flight airfare
  • Excess baggage charges
  • Meals and Accommodations in Kathmandu
  • Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu due to early arrival, late departure, early return from trekking.
  • Personal expenses such as shopping, snacks, bar bills, bottle or boiled water, shower, Wi-Fi, laundry, telephone call, battery re-charge fee extra porters, etc.
  • Personal clothing and gear
  • Travel insurance
  • Trekking Porter
  • Tips for guide and porters

Itinerary

We will start the day early after breakfast. We take a drive from Kathmandu to Dhading Besi on a nice, paved road enjoying the views of the hilly areas, terraces, fields, and rivers. The drive from Dhading Besi to Arughat is a little rough one on rocky trails. The bus will directly drive to Macha Khola.

The next day, From Machhakhola we follow a narrow trail that takes us to Tharo Khola and finally to Khorlabesi. After a few ascends and descends, we reach a popular hot-spring, Tatopani. We will spend some time here and can enjoy the natural sauna in the hot -spring and relieve all our tiredness and stress of the trek. We climb another ridge and cross the Budhi Gandaki on another suspension bridge. After this, we climb a staircase and then cross a landslide and a ridge to reach Doban. After crossing a suspension bridge, we again climb the stone staircase then go down to the river and climb some stairs again to reach Thado Bharyang. Then we cross the west bank of Budhi Gandaki, climb over a ridge, walk along the river to reach the village of Jagat.

On this day, we first reach Salleri after climbing a rocky ridge and then go towards Sirdibas. We continue to Ghatta Khola and then walk upstream through a long suspension bridge to reach a Gurung village in Phillim. From the lower points of the village, the trail turns north and through leveled trails amidst maize fields. We reach Ekle Bhatti where you will have lunch and continue our trip from a steep gorge and then descend through grassy slopes to cross the Budhi Gandaki. After that cross bridges from west to the east bank and back again. As the trail widens, we pass through bamboo forests to reach the Deng Khola. After crossing the river, we reach the tiny Deng village.

We take a brief walk from Deng and then we cross the Budhi Gandaki and climb to reach Rana. From here we climb for a while and then head west to Budhi Gandaki valley. The trail passes through forests and painted Mani stones and a corner from where we reach Ghap. Then we take the trail through Prok village which allows us to witness the beautiful view of Siring Himal. We follow the river, crossing it at many places and pass through dense forests and Gompas along the way. After crossing the river at a gorge, the trail becomes leveled and after a last steep climb, we reach Namrung where we will have the best viewpoint for Siring and Ganesh Himal as well as Mt. Himal Chuli.

From Namrung a steep climb and passage through forests take us to Lihi, a village well known for its Chortens and barley terraces. After crossing the side valley of Simnang, we pass through Sho and then reach Lho. Late afternoon visit the local monastery when you reached there.

After crossing the Shyala village, we reach the Sama village where one gets to witness the amazing views of Mount Manaslu and explore the famous Ribung Gompa. The breathtaking view of the high mountains along with glaciers is the highlight of the trip.

This day is set aside to rest and acclimatize to the increasing altitudes. We stay in Samagaon and explore the surrounding areas or visit Birendra Tal and Anie Gompa. The main attraction of the day is the Pungyen Gompa with a spectacular view of the glaciers but it rather a long day only recommended for the fit hikers. It is situated on a hill near Samagaon. We hike up to the Gompa named after the two peaks of Manaslu which means bracelet. It was destroyed when the Japanese first tried to summit the peaks. It was believed that the expedition to reach the summit might have angered the Gods. After the detour, we come back to Samagaon.

We follow the Budhi Gandaki River up to a stream which we cross on a suspension bridge. From here we take the trail on the right to Larke la. It is a fairly easy trail, passing through Mani walls and juniper and birch forests. We again cross a bridge over Budhi Gandaki and continue forward. From a stone arch, we can see a Kani and after crossing it, we reach the Last settlement of Tibetan immigrants called Samdo.

We start our day trip by crossing a wooden bridge over the Budhi Gandaki River and begin a hike upwards. After crossing a few streams and seeing a glimpse of the Larkya glacier, we go around a valley and make our way upwards again to reach a guesthouse called Dharmashala. This short walk to Larke Phedi provides enough time and rest to acclimatize for the further trek.

On this day, we make a short climb and reach a valley on the north side of the Larkya glacier with exquisite views of the Larkya peak. We ascend the moraines of a glacier which becomes quite steep at the end before reaching the pass. From here we can enjoy the breathtaking views of Himlung, Cheo, Kanggru, and the Annapurna. It is a longer walk than other days and you reach the guest house among the low pastures at the dim lights of dusk. When we finally reach Bhimtang, the exquisite view of Mount Manaslu makes every step worth it.

After enjoying the splendid views of the mountains from a ridge in Bhimtang, we make our way down towards a high pasture and then a bridge over Dudh Khola. We walk through Rhododendron forests, narrow valleys, and fields before making a climb to the river bank that leads to the village of Gho.

We move in a stone-paved path passing through a beautiful village and then cross a bridge over Dudh Khola, move past an arch and Mani walls to get to the Thonje village. After passing through a police checkpoint we make our way towards Dharapani from where we enter the Annapurna circuit section. From Dharapani we take a Jeep or bus from Dharapani to Beishar, which takes 4-5 hours.

We drive along the banks of Marsyangdi and Trishuli River, witnessing the beautiful scenery of rice fields, terraced farms, rivers and valleys, and refreshing views of the hilly areas and mountains. After a few hours’ journeys, we reach Kathmandu.

Languages

English

Cancellation

Cancellation within 10 Day(s) before the date of arrival 10 % of Total Cost will be charged.% will be charged.

Frequently asked questions

The Manaslu Circuit Trek is a moderate and high-pass trek in the Manaslu region. The trek is restricted and wilderness trek in Nepal. If you choose the best time or seasons for the Manaslu region treks you can easily complete without arduous. Before hiking around the Manaslu region you must do well prepared mentally and physically.

March to May and September to December would be the best months to trek around the Manaslu region. March to May is into spring season and September to December are into the autumn season. The spring is quite warmer than autumn and so most of the expeditions operate in the spring season.

Trekking permits you need to obtain before starting this trek include Manaslu Conservation Area Permit, Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP), and Restricted Area Permit.

The Manaslu Circuit Trek offers a blend of stunning mountain views, cultural immersion, and thrilling adventure. You'll witness panoramic views of Mount Manaslu, interact with local communities, and explore traditional villages and monasteries. Encounter wildlife like snow leopards and musk deer, and conquer challenging passes like Larkya La. Traverse diverse landscapes, enjoy local cuisine, and relax in natural hot springs. The trek is less crowded, providing a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path experience, perfect for photography and nature lovers. It’s an unforgettable adventure combining nature, culture, and challenge.

Tour's Location

Gorkha, Nepal

Owner

hwwtreks

Member Since 2025

From: 1.200,00 €
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1.200,00 €

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