Overview

Mount Manaslu, the eighth highest mountain in the world is a popular mountain for extreme mountaineering climbers. Mt. Manaslu Expedition takes you to the summit of Mt. Manaslu standing at an altitude of 8,163 meters (26,781 ft) above sea level. Manaslu is also known as “Kutang” is the eighth highest mountain in the world. It is located in the Mansiri Himal, part of the Nepalese Himalayas west-central part of Nepal. Work Manaslu means “Mountain of the Spirit”. Manaslu’s long ridges and valley glaciers provide feasible approaches from all directions culminating in a peak that towers steeply above its surrounding landscape. At least there are six different routes to climb Manaslu, of which the south face is the toughest in climbing history. Manaslu circuit trek offers awesome mountain views along with the immense Buddhism culture and tradition of Tibetian influence.

The Himalayas may be known for its sky-scraping mountains with monstrous glaciers but the toast of the town is its rugged and endless hiking trails. It has got way many tracks that start with plains and end up reaching the summit, one of the most prominent of which is the Manaslu Expedition.

Mysterious until a few years ago, Manaslu is right now the most happening destination for trekkers and climbers. People from all over the world yearn to ascend the mountain given its easy access compared to other mountain hikes. Besides that, they also hope to take a glimpse of Ganesh Himal and Ngadi Chuli.

Manaslu is as pretty as a picture with rolling landscapes, verdant forests, steep cliffs, and unparalleled mountains. There are historic monasteries and well-preserved Chorten along the way to the acme, all aiding to make it an idyllic excursion.

Trails of Manaslu look magical during winter with snow-smeared views and fall foliage in autumn. They are a mix of rough terrain, wide-flat valleys, and stone stairs. Manaslu expedition will also have you walking through the woods of pine and fir.

It is renowned as the eighth tallest mountain in the world, Manaslu lies in the Mansiri Himal in west-central Nepal. The peak rises sharply up to an elevation of 8,156 meters walking the snowy ridge and chain of hills.

The Manaslu expedition starts with a thrilling drive to Soti Khola passing rivers and foothills. The trek officially starts from Arughat and walks by several villages including Machha Khola, Jagat, and Namrung.

On the verge of walking the trail that extends 109 miles from Arughat, we’ll scramble steep trails of Samagaun, come across waterfalls, and scale the craggy region with snow. After spending over a month on the trail and acclimatization, we’ll finally climb the mountain.

The vista from the summit is staggering with the close shot of nearby mountains, sweeping landscapes, and glaciers. After climbing the peak, we’ll head back to the trail all the way to Soti Khola.

Manaslu Climbing Expedition Route

We follow the Burigandaki valley trail up to Sama Goan. Our first acclimatization day is scheduled at 4600 meters before we head up to Manaslu Base Camp at 4750 m. On the Manaslu Glacier, we carefully follow the bamboo marker wands.

Camp 1 (5700m/18,700ft)-04hrs:

You will be prepared for your attempt to ascend to camp 1, which is located at a height of 18,700 feet (5800 metres), once your climbing Sherpa guide has reviewed both basic and advanced training. You may experience a variety of terrain throughout this part of the climb, including short ice stretches on the glacier’s first segment and a few crevasses. You will come across moraine, granite slabs, and grassy slopes prior to the glacier part. It takes roughly four hours for the average climber. It takes roughly an hour to climb the initial part of the moraine, and three hours to reach the crampon point at the glacier’s mouth. Lower Camp One and Upper Base 1 are the two divisions of Camp One; they are separated by 100 metres (328 feet).

Camp 2 (6400m/21,000ft)-05hrs:

The most difficult part of Mt. Manaslu is the ascent from camp 1 to camp 2. You come across the centre of the icefall at this area. There are two ladder crossings, difficult snow climbing, and multiple steep sections on the ice after an hour or so of simply trudging through the snow. You should allow around five hours to complete this section. You should anticipate coming across a number of 100-meter-long, steep ice parts with a 65º slope. The centre of the route is Camp 2, which is situated above the icefall on a snow-covered terrace for the majority of travelers.

Camp 3(6800m/22,310ft)-02-03hrs:

The shortest climbing day will be from camp 2 to camp 3, which is the smallest distance. There aren’t any ladder crossings needed, however there are a few half-meter cracks that need to be jumped. Climbing Sherpa’s team is the primary method of fixing ropes. Most climbers find this part more comfortable, but be careful. There remains openness to wind and cold, and the ascent is still done on supported slants. There have been complaints of this section feeling hot due to direct sunlight, even though it is spring.

Camp 4 (7500m/24,606ft):

Even though it’s only a little distance, climbing from camp three to camp four feel like a lengthy day because you are getting closer to the death zone. It anticipates that any exertion, no matter how small or insignificant, will seem difficult because, as many climbers are aware, the amounts of oxygen are low at this altitude. This segment requires you to climb on a 50–55º slope in steep snow for three to four hours. The ethos portion is prone to avalanches due to the snow slope covering a layer of ice, making it hazardous. This part of the trip is excessively physically demanding in comparison to other parts, with long, steep snow portions at high altitudes in landslide terrain.

Summit (8156m/26,759ft)-16-17 hrs:

Summit day, the main goal during the climbing period. Most climbers begin their suThe primary objective of the climbing time is the summit day. The majority of climbers start their summit push at 1:00. They should arrive at the top between seven and ten in the morning if all goes according to plan. A false peak is located underneath the central panel, and an exposed ridge leads to the leading conference. After the meeting, it takes roughly four hours to get back to Camp 4 and an additional two hours to spend the night in Camp 3. As you rise through multiple basins with small snow headwalls, the early portion of the climb is not technical. For an amazing view of the mighty mighty Himalaya, the ascent ends on an exposed ridge after passing the false peak. Sherpa guides from Nepalgram Adventures will repair ropes, break the trail, and do everything in their power to help the group reach the top of the eighth-highest mountain in the world.mmit bid at 1:00 is. If all goes well, they reach the summit between 7-10 am. Below the central panel is a false summit; the leading conference reached via an exposed ridge. It takes about 4 hours to return to Camp 4 from the meeting and another 2 hours to camp three for an overnight stay. The climbing is not technical in the early part as you ascend through several basins with short snow headwalls. The climb passes the false summit and finishes on an exposed ridge to the proper meeting for a spectacular view of the mighty Himalaya. Nepalgram Adventures Sherpa guides will fix ropes break trail and make every effort to assist the group in reaching the summit of the world’s 8th highest mountain.

Best time for Manaslu Expedition

Until and unless you’re climbing base camp, there’s no need to think about which time is best to visit Manaslu. But if you’re scrambling the trail all the way to the summit, then it becomes a must to hike the mountain during prime trekking season which is either spring or autumn.

It’s the perfect space of time to climb Manaslu provided warm weather and mild atmospheric conditions. As soon as the monsoon cloud moves away, the weather gets clear again with a bright sky in autumn. There’s a colorful setting everywhere with the green leaves turning into gold and red-tinted.

The dust-free air in autumn improves visibility and provides a sheer view. Starting off September, the temperature ranges from 7 to 21 Degree Celsius, causing days to be hot and mellowy while nights cool and placid.

Other than autumn, spring also has got likable weather with mild days and crisp nights. After months-long cold winter, it brings the sunshine back making the trip delightful. Spring temperature ranges anywhere from -6 to 10 Degree Celsius.

Unlike autumn, it brings nature back to life with green foliage everywhere. The fragrance of wildflowers and rhododendron can be whiffed all over the forests. You can explore the frisky side of Manaslu by walking through the forest and screening wildlife.

Winter and monsoon is definitely not the companion you want during the Manaslu expedition. They’ll only create trouble for the hikers adding to the difficulty level. Winter really has the worst weather with temperature dripping as low as -10 Degree Celsius.

It’s complicated to keep the mind stable in such circumstances which is the reason many trekkers give up on the expedition. Likewise, Monsoon sees heavy rainfall which induces the trail to be slippery. The passing clouds with rain also obstruct the views which make hiking worthless.

Major Highlights

Mt Manaslu is the world's 8th highest peak.
A beautiful expedition up a remote valley, through villages and forests
The route from Manaslu Base Camp to Camp 1(5500m) includes rock scrambles on the moraine.
The most technical section of the climb is between Camp I ( 5500m) and Camp II ( 6400m)
The route to Camp III (7400m) has some short steep sections of ice and snow.

Day 1 :

Arrive at Kathmandu

30 min Drive
Hotel/Resort
Just as it was planned, we’ll receive you on this day at the airport. Our officials will be waiting for you at the arrival right about the time. Without fiddling around, they’ll greet and drive you to the hotel where you can loosen up. You can stay in your bed for as long as you want or take a tour of the city, it’s up to you to make the call. But either way, you’ll be joining us for dinner in the evening.

Meals: BB Plan + Welcome Dinner.

Day 2 :

Sightseeing at Kathmandu and climbing preparations

Hotel/Resort
It’s the second day of your Manaslu Expedition and what better way to kick off the trip than take a tour of Kathmandu. Hence, we’ll pay a visit to some of the city’s most amazing places that carry importance including world heritage sites.

You can have a squint at the national museum which has a fine collection of portraits, exhibition halls, and art galleries. In the evening, we’ll have a brief conversation regarding the trek and also do a little paperwork.

Meals: BB Plan

Day 3 :

Drive to Soti Khola

9-10 hrs Drive

Lodge

Maximum Altitude: 712 meters

Drive Distance: 138.6 km

Drive Duration: 9-10 hours

It’s time to leave the valley and officially start our trek. So, after having breakfast, we’ll drive our way to Soti Khola via Prithvi Highway. Since the path is weaved, it’ll take us between 9 to 10 hours to reach the village. It’s an exhausting journey but rewarding as well.

Throughout the course, we have got an impressive view of green pastures and stunning hills to accompany on the side of the route. Soti Khola is the portal to the Manaslu expedition and is nestled at the north of Arughat.

Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D) Breakfast and Lunch Plus Dinner

Day 4 :

Trek to Machha Khola

5-6 hrs Trek Lodge Maximum Altitude: 883 meters Trek Distance: 14.1 km Trek Duration: 5-6 hours Our journey from Soti Khola begins by crossing the bridge over the Budi Gandaki River and crawling over rocks. After coming at a certain point, we’ll climb down the river and take a steep trail cram-full of rocks. As we move towards Labishe, a small Gurung village, there’s a slight increase in elevation which comes to notice. After trekking a few miles from the scenic hamlet, we’ll finally make it to Machha Khola which is our final stop for the day. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 5 :

Trek to Jagat

5-6 hrs Trek Lodge Maximum Altitude: 1,415 meters Trek Distance: 22.2 km Trek Duration: 5-6 hours Since the trek isn’t too long, we can take gentle steps at the start of the trek and catch the speed later. Leaving Machha Khola, our trail walks alongside the bank of Budi Gandaki before going ups and downs over several ridges. The path from the valley drops to wide making it easy to follow up till Jagat. It’s a gorgeous town in the Lamjung district which has an incredible view to offer. Rising above the trough, Jagat provides intrepid visitors a soothing scenery of high cliffs, exquisite mountains, and waterfalls. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 6 :

Trek to Deng

6-7 hrs Trek Lodge Maximum Altitude: 1,804 meters Trek Distance: 21 km Trek Duration: 6-7 hours After breakfast, we’ll revert to the trail that proceeds Setibas from where the bare path unfurls fascinating mani walls. With the flavor of Tibetan culture, we’ll head to the stone-built houses of Ghatta Khola. From there, we’ll walk our way to Philim before descending the slopes with verdure. The path ahead crosses the Budi Gandaki River and slowly scrambles through bamboo forests before arriving at Deng. The influence of the Gurung culture is evident in and around the village with Tibetan monasteries and prayer flags. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 7 :

Trek to Namrung

6-7 hrs. Trek Lodge Maximum Altitude: 2,670 meters Trek Distance: 19.4 km Trek Duration: 6-7 hours After rising to the fine morning of Deng and having a meal, we’ll follow the path that has a series of twists and turns. After arriving at Ghap, a small settlement with a couple of stone houses and mani walls, we’ll advance to Namrung. The trail is too long from here but indulgent with stunning landscapes and bamboo forests. After making it through the woods filled with rhododendron, we’ll climb the trail en route to Namrung. To get access to the village, we have to come through a police check post. As for the night, we’ll stay at a teahouse. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 8 :

Trek to Samagaun

5-6 hrs Trek Lodge Maximum Altitude: 3,541 meters Trek Distance: 21 km Trek Duration: 5-6 hours On the 8th day of the Manaslu expedition, we’ll hike up to Samagaun. Since the trek gains an elevation of 871 meters, we’ll start early and take a slow and steady walk. After leaving the village, our trail passes a cascading waterfall after coming across the village of Barchham. From here, we ascend uphill to the village of Lihi and again plummet to Hinan river. Passing the village of Sho, the trail heads through Numla river, an area with the heartwarming view of lush meadows, shimmering Manaslu, and Himal Chuli. Navigating the flat trail through green pastures and terrain for almost 5-6 hours, we’ll finally reach Samagaon. Overnight stay at the teahouse. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 9 :

Acclimatization at Samagaun

Lodge As the altitude above Samagaun rises by 900 meters, acclimatization makes complete sense. Hence, we’ll let you take a day off to adjust to the elevation above and prevent altitude sickness. To make the day worthwhile, we’ll rove through the village and drop by Pung Gyan Gumba. It’s a historic landmark located underneath the face of Manaslu on the eastern side. As an alternative, you can also hike up to Bhimtang Lake's viewpoint or take a few other treks before going back to the village. Overnight stay at Samagaun. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 10 :

Trek to Manaslu Base Camp

3-4 hrs Trek Tented Camp Maximum Altitude: 4,400 meters Trek Distance: Trek Duration: 3-4 hours After the much-needed break at Samagaun, it’s time to get real and start walking the trail that’s sharply inclined moving above glacial moraine. The trail ahead passes through Birendra Kund which is a tranquil lake perched at the foot of a glacier. The still water of the lake provides a spectacular reflection of Manaslu and its northern icefall to the visitors passing by. The trail ahead is steep and tiring so we’ll go slow, as well as have a break to retrieve energy. Upon reaching the base camp, we’ll meet our Sherpa crewmate who’ll guide us to the mountain from here on. They’ll look after all the preparations, be it setting up the camp or making food. Overnight stay at the camp. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 11 :

Day 11-35: Climbing period of Mt. Manaslu, descend to base camp

25 days climbing toward Mt. Manaslu Tented Camp The big day we all have been waiting for this whole time is finally here. On this day, we’ll take our major first step of ascending Mt. Manaslu and practice climbing the snowy trails. To help us out on the trek and make it convenient, our Sherpa crew members will do all the hard work. From putting camps at higher altitudes to creating anchors and tying a rope, they’ll do all the stuff. They’ll also look after your meal and preparations to take on the mountain. After proper acclimatization at the camp, our trail climbs upright over rocks and boulders. Following the lead of our guide, we’ll trek to camp 1 through snow slopes and spend the following day climbing an ice cliff which is completely inclined. It requires lots of physical strength and stability to ascend this section of the trail so we’ll walk steadily despite the falling temperature. After climbing the steepest icefall and crevasse, we’ll reach the acme from where you can spot surrounding mountains including Ganesh Himal and Manaslu north. It’s hazardous staying too long on the mountain, so we’ll descend to the base camp soon after the sightseeing, following the same track as before. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 12 :

Day 36: Trek to Samagaon

3-4 hrs Trek Lodge Maximum Altitude: 3,520 meters Trek Distance: 9.8 km Trek Duration: 3-4 hours After the successful ascent to the mountain, we’ll climb our way down to the campsite. Walking out of here, we follow the trail heading to the glacial moraine. Catching the speed of light, we’ll retrace the steps back to Samagaon. The view along the way is of course, overwhelming but even the village offers quite a surreal view of Manaslu, Mount Himalchuli, and Naike Peak. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 13 :

Day 37: Trek to Samdo

3-4 hrs Trek Lodge Maximum Altitude: 3,872 meters Trek Distance: 8.1 km Trek Duration: 3-4 hours The route to Samdo is a movable feast with an unparalleled view of Manaslu and enchanting hills. As we forge ahead from Samagaon, the trail moves on north beside Budhi Gandaki river. It then runs through the ranch of Khormo Kharka which displays a jaw-dropping vista of nearby snow-capped mountains and mani wall. The alley doesn’t stop here and climbs off the mountainside for an hour. Subsequently, it descends to the river and passes the bridge before making a short climb to Samdo. Like every other village in the Himalayas, Samdo is incredibly gorgeous with ancient Tibetan monasteries and inlay of wilderness. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 14 :

Day 38: Trek to Larkya Phedi

5-6 hrs Trek Lodge Maximum Altitude: 4,494 meters Trek Distance: 12.45 km Trek Duration: 5-6 hours After breakfast, we flee Samdo and climb down the trail before crossing the bridge over Gyala river. Next, it ascends to Larkya Bazaar passing a series of mani stones with lovely carvings and symbolic coloring. The trail continues to scramble uphill aside to the north face of Manaslu. Trekking along with the amazing views of meadowlands and forest for about 6 hours, we’ll eventually get to Larkya Phedi. There are lots of newly constructed houses in this area so we have a nice lodge to stay for the night. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 15 :

Day 39: Trek to Bimtang via Larka La Pass

8-9 hrs Trek Lodge Maximum Altitude: 3,720 meters Trek Distance: 24.7 km Trek Duration: 8-9 hours The journey from Larkya Phedi to Bimtang starts off with a gentle climb over a ridge, finishing off to the moraine. We’ll follow the steep trail up to the crest of Larkya La Pass from where you can catch the sight of Menjung, Kang Guru, and Gyagi Kang. Once the sightseeing is done, we’ll climb down the trail through ice sheets and snow-covered terrain. After the exhausting walk of so long, we’ll take an easy stroll to Bimtang. Overnight stay at the teahouse. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 16 :

Day 40: Trek to Dharapani

7-8 hrs Trek Lodge Maximum Altitude: 2,006 meters Trek Distance: 24 km Trek Duration: 7-8 hours It’s been over a month since we've been on the Manaslu expedition and finally, it seems the trek is coming to an end. Today we’ll walk up to Dharapani from Bimtang which takes around 7 to 8 hours. From Bimtang, we’ll climb down the path through lush green forests of pine and rhododendron to Hampuk. Tracing the routes downhill, we’ll reach Dudh Khola where the trail splits and gets extremely strenuous. As of here, the path walks down the cliff that’s heavily affected by landslides and to the disordered village of Kharche. Our footpath descends from Kharche making it easy to walk to the remote village of Tilije. Lastly, we’ll cross the suspension bridge on top of the Marsyangdi river to meet Dharapani which is also our terminal for the day. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 17 :

Day 41: Trek to Syange

5-6 hrs Trek Lodge Maximum Altitude: 1,194 meters Trek Distance: 21.7 km Trek Duration: 5-6 hours It’s another day of Manaslu Expedition with a relentless trail that puts an end to Syange. It takes nearly 6 hours to reach the village so we’ll start walking straight away after having breakfast. As the trail leads the way to Dharapani, we’ll ascend the hill and walk far from the Marsyangdi river. Following the flat-floored valley, the route moves forward to a small village called Tal. Placed on the bottom of a pouring waterfall, Tal offers an amazing view. To reach Syange, we’ll pass Chyamje before crossing the river and walk through the forest filled with pine and rhododendron. After hiking peaks and valleys for about 5-6 hours, we’ll ultimately get to Syange. In the downtime, we’ll explore the village and take a glance of the mesmerizing waterfall nearby. We’ll spend the night in a teahouse at Syange. Meals: Complete meals (B, L, D)

Day 18 :

Day 42: Drive back to Kathmandu

8-9 hrs Drive Hotel/Resort Maximum Altitude: 1,400 meters Drive Distance: 200.7 km Drive Duration: 8-9 hours After more than one and a half months on the Manaslu expedition, we’re finally done with all the trekking. Now, it’s time for us to bid goodbye to the beautiful Syange and head back to Kathmandu. We’ll take a scenic drive of 124 miles to the valley via Prithvi Highway. The path offers an enticing view of green hills, beautiful mountains, spectacular waterfalls, and hamlets. Meals: BB Plan

Day 19 :

Day 43: Leisure day in Kathmandu

Hotel/Resort Previously, you didn’t get to see enough of Kathmandu so this time we’ll let you explore the city, go shopping, and buy souvenirs for your close ones. Thamel is one of the most playful spots with so many things to do. You can dine your favorite cuisine at some of the city’s best restaurants, watch music concerts, visit galleries and also walk the sparkling streets of Thamel. Meals: BB Plan + Farewell Dinner

Day 20 :

Day 44: Final Departure

It’s your last day in this beautiful city of Nepal. Today, you’ll be returning back to your country so our officials will see you off at the airport. They will drive you to TIA and guarantee that you have an easy flight home. Meals: Breakfast

More information about Manaslu Expedition

Manaslu Expedition is a complete climbing adventure of an 8000 meters peak in the manshiri Himalaya range. It is the 8th highest mountain and is located in the restricted trekking region of Manaslu in mid-west Nepal. It unfolds the diverse landscape and challenging climbing experience.

Manaslu Peak (8163 m) towers steeply above its surrounding peaks and is the most spectacular, dominant mountain when viewed from afar.

The Manaslu expedition is much more technical and challenging than Mt everest, Cho Oyu and Sishapangma. Thus each climber has to have excellent physical and mental preparation. Furthermore high level of climbing proficiency and altitude adeptness at a higher elevation. Nepalgram adventure offers a complete service to maximize the success of achieving the summit of Manaslu. We have a team of climbing guide who has been summitting Mt Manaslu with Nepal army mountain cleaning team.

Lying at the edge of one of the most secluded Himalayan valleys in the central-western Nepal Himalaya’s Kali Gandaki valley 40 miles east of Annapurna, Manaslu is the world’s eighth highest mountain. Mount Manaslu altitude reaches to a lofty 8,163m (26,781ft) with six established routes to reach the summit, of which the south face is the toughest in climbing history. Manaslu offers an alternative to Cho Oyu for those who wish to climb a more varied and challenging 8,000er.

Manaslu’s long ridges and valley glaciers provide feasible approaches from all directions culminating in a peak that towers steeply above its surrounding landscape. The first attempt to Manaslu was made in 1953 by a Japanese team from the Budhi Gandaki Valley, however, the first ascent was made only in 1956. The Japanese take pride in their adventures in Manaslu the same way the British do over Everest. In fact, all three peaks of Manaslu were first submitted by the Japanese.

Mt Manaslu Expedition, to Mt. Manaslu (8163meter /26,763ft) is a trip that defines the mountaineering spirit of a person. This is the highest peak of the Gorkha massif and the eighth highest mountain in the world. It is also known as “Kutung”. It is located about 64 kilometers (40miles) east of Annapurna. Gentle ridges and glaciers of the mountain offer easy ascents from all directions. These eventually conjure into a peak which dominantly towers above its surrounding landscape when seen from afar.

Mt. Manaslu is considered one of the most dangerous mountains in the world and often called the killer Mountain. Manaslu expedition is also considered as one of the best training expeditions for Mt. Everest expedition.

The name Manaslu comes from the Sanskrit word “Manasa” and is roughly translated as “Mountain of Spirit”. It was surveyed for ascent by a Japanese expedition in 1952 and attempted with a few tries between 1953 and 1956. Another Japanese expedition in 1956 eventually scaled Manaslu and thus forever regarded as “Japanese mountain”.

Mount Manaslu Climb – First Ascent

Mount Manaslu was first climbed (summit) on May 9, 1956, by Toshio Imanishi and Gyalzen Norbu. The year 2016 happens to be the 60th anniversary of the first ascent of Mt. Manaslu. It is said that just as the British consider Everest as their mountain, Manaslu has always been a Japanese mountain.

Manaslu Expedition cost details of Nepalgram Adventure

44 days trekking and climbing programs. Include Lodge, tent accommodations, Breakfasts, Lunch, Dinners, Porters’ High climbing guide & cook.

The price also includes fixed rope, main rope, ice crow, snow bar, ice hammer & all the group gears needed while climbing the peak.

Hotels in Kathmandu as per our itinerary is included. Transport, Climbing permit and insurance is included in the cost for Manaslu Expedition.

We assure kind hearted and experienced staff who knows how-to trace the route on glacier route, high pass route, and how to fix the rope for ice climbing, and how to climb the Manaslu Expedition with minimal risk and precisely successful pattern.

Climbing permit cost

Mountains	Spring	Autumn	Summer
Manalsu (8163M)	$ 1800	$ 900	$ 450

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1 Month (4 Weeks): $50

3 Months (90 Days): $150

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Visa Extension Charges:

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Looking forward

After a rich Himalayan trekking experience, our Manaslu Expedition will end at the Lukla airstrip descending through the traditional trade center Namche Bazaar.

Nepalgram Adventure is glad to design your Manaslu Expedition in Nepal as a complete Nepal travels with our experienced climbing/Trekking guides and expert staff for your satisfaction.