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Mt.Manaslu Expedation

Trip Facts

Accomodiation

Tea house and camping
Duration

50
Difficulty

Moderate
Group

12 pax
Best Season

Autumn

Trip Highlights

Our Trekker Nepal Mt.Manaslu expedition 2022 has successfully completed dispatch against extreme weather conditions. One of our member from Iran Mr. Foad Behnam has successfully summited Mt.Manaslu 8,163 meters from sea level. we Trekker Nepal wish to him a very very congratulation for his success of the summit.
We really hope that we could serve in near future for another expedition.

Mount Manaslu, the eighth highest mountain in the world, is a popular mountain for extreme mountain climbers. Mt. Manaslu Expedition takes you to the summit of Mt. Manaslu stands at an altitude of 8,163 meters (26,781 ft) above sea level. Manaslu mountain, 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. Mt. 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. Round Mt. Manaslu trek offers awesome mountain views along with the immense Buddhism culture and tradition of Tibetan influence.

We will follow the North East Ridge Route as the Manaslu Expedition Route. We start our expedition journey following the Budi Gandaki valley trail up to Samagaon (Sama Village). Our first acclimatization day will be at Sama Gaon scheduled at 3500 meters. We then trek to Manaslu Base Camp. The height is 4750 m. We follow the bamboo marker wands on the way to Manaslu Glacier. Using the fixed ropes set by Sherpas, we cross the serious crevasses and dangerous sections of Manaslu Glacier. We set our Manaslu Expedition Camp 1 at 5700 meters at the bottom of the North Peak right above the glacier in a protected area. Manaslu mountain climbing routes pass through the most popular trekking trail of round mt. Manaslu round trek.

Itinerary

MANASLU EXPEDITION ITINERARY
DAY 01 Arrive in Kathmandu (1320m)
Arrival in Kathmandu. You’ll meet a Trekker Nepal representative who will transfer you to the hotel. After check-in, you can either take a rest, hang around the O/N Hotel.

DAY 02-03 Expedition document application, Preparation, briefing for Expedition
These days we are busy briefing about expeditions, documentation, visa application, last-minute shopping, and preparation for departure to the expedition. We’ll also introduce our Nepali crew coming with you for the expedition. Hotel. BLD

DAY 04 Drive to Arughat by private vehicle.
Your Trekking staff will come to your Hotel in the early morning at around 8.00 am to pick you up, from there we’ll have a 6-7 hour depending upon the road condition driving journey to Arughat. O/N Tea house (B,L,D)

DAY 05 Trek to Soti Khola (775m) 6 hrs.
After the morning breakfast, we’ll start our journey following the Budhi Gandaki River toward its point of origin. We’ll be passing the villages of Morder and Simre to reach the Arkhat River. Then we ascend slowly towards Kyoropani. Camp today nears the confluence of Seti River – an ideal place to take a fresh water bath and clean the clothes. O/N Camping (B,L,D)

DAY 06 Trek to Machha Khola (900m) 5-6 hrs.
The trail starts descending slowly until you climb again to the mountain ridge to Almara. Then Pass the forest trail to arrive at the village called Riden Gaon. The valley here cuts into another side of the river to enter Budhi Gandaki. Then at Lambesi, the trail follows down to the sandy river bed of Budhi Gandaki. O/N Camping (B,L,D)

DAY 07 Trek to Jagat (1340m) 6 hrs.
After crossing Machha River and Khorla besi, there is a hot spring called “Tatopani ”. The trail follows a forested area towards Dovan. Below Dovan, there is a huge rapid at Budhi Gandaki. As the elevation increases, the rapids and the scenery undergo a complete transformation. At Jagat, there is a police check-post where your trekking permit will be checked by the official and we will stay overnight at Jagat. O/N Camping (B,L,D)

DAY 08 Trek to Ngyak (2310m) 6 hrs.
After ascending to a terraced hill of Saguleri and view of Shringi Himal (7177 m) can be seen from very near. Then we continue towards Sirish Gaon, Gandaki valley narrows from herewith soaring precipitous walls. O/N Camping (B,L,D)

DAY 09 Trek to Ghap (2100m) 6 hrs.
We’ll be following the trail upstream of Deng River – a tiny village of 4 houses. We walk through a newly built rock tunnel from here, thus avoiding the traditional steep climb. At Ghap, Tibetan culture begins with Mani stones and Chortens all around. O/N Camping (B,L,D)

DAY 10 Trek to Lho (3200m) 6 hrs.
After crossing the wooden bridge over the river Budhi Gandaki, we follow the path lined with houses that are interspersed with cultivated fields. At Namru, there is a police check post and again our permit and belongings will be checked if necessary. After Namru, across the Hinan river originating from Linda Glacier and continuing on to Sho astonishing view of Naike peak, Manaslu north (7,774m) and Manaslu (8,150m) which are clearly visible if weather is clear. O/N Camping (B,L,D)

DAY 11 Trek to Sama Village or Gaon (3500m) 6 hrs.
Walking along with the upper reaches of Lho, with the view of the snowy peaks of Manaslu ahead of us, we pass the new gompa then ascend through light forests next to a small river to reach the Tibetan settlement village called Shyla, where the villagers are often out in their fields. Another few hours of trekking through classic alpine scenery leads us past Tibet grazing settlements, the trail to Pung Gyan Gompa, and then Sama Gaon, or Ro, as the locals call it. Sama Gaon sits in a bowl at the foot of the pastures leading to the high peaks, with main walls, a small gompa and tightly packed rows of houses at the lower reaches of the village, and the large gompa at the upper reaches. In the afternoon hike up to the gompa above the town, and to wander the streets of the fascinating Sama Gaon village. O/N Camping (B,L,D)

DAY 12 Rest day at Sama Gaon for acclimatization
Rest day in Sama Gaon for acclimatization. Visit the surrounding area. O/N Camping (B,L,D)

DAY 13 Trek Sama Gaon to Manaslu Base Camp
Trek for 4-5 hours to reach Manaslu Base Camp from Sama Gaon.

DAY 14-42 Climbing Period of Manaslu Expedition (8163m)
The climbing period for Manaslu begins now. We do not provide a day-to-day itinerary for the climbing period, as this will be determined by the expedition leader and members. Guides will take a flexible approach based on what fits with climbers’ and their own experience. Typically, the team will spend a few days at the base camp organizing food, practicing rope skills, and acclimatizing before moving above the base camp. From base camp, there will be 4 camps set up until you reach the summit. Base camp is in a comfortable position on rock and protected from winds. Make sure to acclimatize well before you start climbing higher altitude. Enough time needs to be allowed for bad weather and slow acclimatization. Summit push will be normally at midnight. So that team reached the top early in the morning. Catch a breathtaking sunrise and surrounding view then get back to base camp before getting affected by heat. After summiting, withdraw from the mountain removing all equipment and rubbish, and take it back to Base camp.

DAY 43 Trek Base camp to Sama village
Trek down to Sama Gaon. O/N Camping (B,L,D)

DAY 44 Trek to Namrung village
Trek back to Namrung village. O/N Camping (B,L,D)

DAY 45 Trek to Philim village
Trek back to Philim. O/N Camping (B,L,D)

DAY 46 Trek to Machha khola
Trek back to Machha khola. O/N Camping (B,L,D)

DAY 47 Trek to Arughat
Trek back to Arughat. O/N hotel (BLD)

DAY 48 Drive back to Kathmandu
Drive-by private vehicle to reach Kathmandu. It takes approximately 6-7 hours.

DAY 49 Rest in Kathmandu
Today you’ll be free in Kathmandu. You can have sightseeing in the cultural heritage inside Kathmandu, buy souvenirs and thangkas to take back home or anything as the day is free and easy. In the evening we’ll host a farewell-Celebration dinner with a local typical cultural experience in a Restaurant adjoining our crew that was in the expedition time with you. Overnight at Hotel (BD)

DAY 50 Departure to your country
Trekker Nepal repetitive will take you 3 hours before your final departure to your homeland

Include/Exclude

COST INCLUDES

Airport/Hotel/airport transfers
4 nights’ accommodation Kathmandu on twin sharing basis with breakfast and all taxes
Kathmandu – Arughat – Kathmandu by private Vehicle and all your luggage to Base camp and back to Kathmandu.
Manaslu Expedition Government Royalty
All camping facilities and meals till Base Camp including tents at Base camp.
Kitchen and Dining equipment, Eating utensils, Shower Tents, Toilet Tent, Store Tent, etc.
All porter wages cost from Arughat to Manaslu Base camp and back to Kathmandu.
All costs for support staff (guide, cook, kitchen helpers, and porters)
Liaison officer, his fee, daily wages, equipment, clothing, accommodation, transportation, meals, and insurance
Garbage deposit for Ministry of Tourism
Garbage fee / Environmental Fee
All our base camp staff, porters, and Camp 1 staff wages, insurance, and their daily wages, and their equipment allowance.
Heaters in the mess tent at Base Camp.
Tables, backrest chairs, mattress, kitchen equipment, and all cutleries.
All breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea, Coffee from Arughat to Manaslu Base Camp and till back to Arughat and Kathmandu.
Kathmandu to Manaslu Base camp and back (all luggage and extra baggage carrying wages for the clients)
Generator and Solar Panel at Base Camp
Manaslu Area Conservation Fee (MCAP)
Trekking Guide plus Base camp manager, all base camp staffs and porters his daily wages, insurance, equipment allowance, meals, accommodation, etc
Satellite phone for Emergency use
GAMO bag (Portable Altitude Chamber)
Manaslu Area special Trekking permit.
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea, Coffee, Hot water for shower from Aarughat to Manaslu Base Camp and back to Arughat
Helicopter rescue service
Trekker Nepal trekking duffel bag.

COST EXCLUDES
International flights and airport taxes.
Visa fees.
Bar bills and laundry.
Travel insurance.
Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu.
Tips for driver, guide, porter, BC staff, and climbing Sherpas
Any other expenses incurred except mentioned in the above ‘included’ items.
Ice ax, Crampons, and Climbing boots
Four season sleeping bag for base camp use and above
Harness
Jumar/ascender
3 x tape slings
2 x screwgate karabiners
Descender/abseil device
Prussic loops
Plastic mountaineering boots and Neoprene over boots
Globes, Sunglasses, Snow glass, Down suit or duvet/salopette combination, warm woolen socks, well broken in trekking shoes, trekking poles, etc.
Successful Climbing Bonus for the Sherpa – (USD 1200 recommended

Accomodation

We will be staying at 3 to 4-star hotel in Kathmandu, during the expedition until Everest base camp we accommodate in a teahouse, and after base camp will be all caping service. In the tent accommodations, we provide good foam mattresses. All accommodations during the climbing and tent are on a twin-shared basis and also toilet as well as also shower tent.Trekker Nepal will provide all the camping equipment and gear, such a member tent dining tent kitchen tents. At base camp, we will have a large mess tent with all necessary kitchen equipment including stoves, tables, and chairs. Food is prepared by Trekker Nepal experienced expedition cooks. So request for a single tent in by paying a single supplement.

Meal

We will be served hygienic and all varieties of food including local Nepali food, Tibetan, and continental. Breakfast different verities. In the lunch some time we serve Nepali dalbath include rice, lentils, beans, green vegetables, chapattis, bread, and tinned meat and fish items. As a dessert, we serve fresh or tinned fruit and tea or coffees hot water. During the climbing mountain, we mostly use dry or dehydrated foods, including chocolate, cheese, nuts, and muesli items.