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Mt. Manaslu (8156m ) is the eighth highest mountain in the world and one of the fourteen 8,000metres plus peaks. It dominates the Manaslu range bordering the Ganesh Himal range on the East and Annapurna to the West. Since the border with Tibet is a strategic location, the area is considered a restricted trekking destination; treks must be fully organized through a reputed trekking agency. Similar to other restricted trekking places, the permit is issued and regulated by the Immigration Department of Nepal. The area is relatively untouched by tourism, however, the number of visitors to the region is increasing dramatically. The Manaslu circuit trek starts from a small village near the historic Gorkha (Gurkha) Kingdom, now a district of Nepal. We pass through lush hills and canyons, dotted with enchanting villages, on our way to Larkya La (5135m), one of the beautiful passes of the Himalaya. We drop down from Larkya La to Marshyangdi Valley, part of the Annapurna circuit, and to the road which leads us back to Kathmandu. As Annapurna circuit has been impacted by road construction, Manaslu circuit is fast becoming a popular alternative trekking region in the Himalaya.
Brief Itinerary of Manaslu Larke Pass Trekking
Days 01-02 Kathmandu for permit and meeting staff
Day 03 Jeep to Lapubesi 8 hours
Day 04 Trek to Khorlan Besi
Day 05 Trek Jagat entry of restricted area
Day 06 Trek to Deng
Day 07 Trek to Namrung
Day 08 Samagau
Day 09 Rest and exploration
Day 10 Half day trek to Samdo and rest
Day 11 Half day trek to Dharamsala and rest
Day 12 Trek over Larke Pass (5160 meters) and to Bimthang
Day 12 Trek to Ghoa
Day 13 Trek to Tal (Annapurna circuit trail)
Day 14 Jeep to Kathmandu 10 hours
Day 15 Extra day
Day 16 Return home or plan more !
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