Treks
Manaslu Circuit Trek
Step into the wild and dramatic beauty of the Manaslu region. The 14-day Manaslu Circuit Trek offers an off-the-beaten-path adventure, circling Mount Manaslu (8,163m). Traverse lush valleys, high passes, and Tibetan-influenced villages with fewer crowds and raw natural beauty.

Manaslu Circuit Trek
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When you choose to explore Nepal with us, you are not just booking a trip. You are experiencing the country through the eyes of true locals. As a Nepal-based travel company, we specialize in authentic trekking and tours, so you get the real essence of Nepal without unnecessary markups.
Why choose us
- Local expertise. We are born and raised in Nepal, so you get firsthand knowledge that an overseas agency cannot match.
- Best value guaranteed. Booking directly with a local provider avoids the high margins of heavily marketed companies.
- Personal service. Trips are shaped to your interests, pace, and budget.
- Responsible tourism. We work with local communities, so the trip benefits the people and places you visit.
Better price, better experience
Buying directly from the source is like a farmer’s market instead of an expensive supermarket. Many agencies fold large overheads into the price. With us, you pay for the experience, not the extras, so more of the budget can go to the stay, the meals, and the days on the trail.
Our price guarantee
If you find a similar tour at a lower price within 48 hours of booking, tell us and we will match or beat that price.
Book your Nepal adventure
Walk with guides who know the culture, the landscape, and the traditions. Trekking, the old cities, or a quieter journey: the trip should be memorable and fairly priced.
About this Treks
Includes Excludes
Includes
A comprehensive medical kit
A farewell dinner
Arrangements for pickup from the airport and a hotel, as well as drop-off in a private vehicle
Cover insurance for guides, including their meals, salary, lodging, and transportation
Experience guided sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley
Receive a trip accomplishment certificate
A Nepal Government certified English-speaking local trekking guide
A tourist bus ride from Kathmandu to Pokhara and back to Kathmandu
ACAP Permit and Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS) Permit card for trekking
Accommodation with twin sharing and breakfast plan in Kathmandu and Pokhara
Accommodation with twin sharing during the trekking period
Full board meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) with tea/coffee during the trekking period
Excludes
Any other expenses that are not mentioned in the cost includes section
International Air tickets
Nepal entry visa
Personal expenses like water, laundry, phone, and bar bills
Tips to your guide and porter (tipping is expected)
Travel and rescue Insurance
Additional Information
On the trail
Tibetan Buddhist InfluenceVillages reflect strong Tibetan heritage. Respect local customs, especially around monasteries.
Local LanguageBasic Nepali or Tibetan phrases will enhance your connection with locals.
Teahouse CultureWarm hospitality, hearty dal bhat, and communal living are trek staples.
Respect for NatureAvoid littering, minimize plastic, and follow the 'Leave No Trace' principles.
Religious SitesAlways walk clockwise around chortens and mani walls as a sign of respect.
Best time to go
Spring (March to May)Clear skies, blooming rhododendrons, and stable weather make spring ideal.
Autumn (September to November)Crisp air, dry trails, and mountain views are at their best during autumn.
Winter (December to February)Cold and snowy. Larkya La Pass may be impassable without winter experience.
Monsoon (June to August)Heavy rain and landslides affect lower trails — trekking is not advised.
What to pack
ClothingLayering is key — bring base layers, insulation, and a windproof/waterproof shell.
FootwearSturdy trekking boots with ankle support are essential for rocky and icy sections.
BackpackA 35–45L daypack for personal gear. Porters typically carry the rest.
Sleeping GearA 4-season sleeping bag (-10°C or lower) is needed for high altitudes.
Trekking PolesHelpful for steep ascents/descents and the high pass.
Health & HygieneBring a first-aid kit, hand sanitizer, water purification tablets, and personal medications.
ElectronicsPower bank, headlamp, and spare batteries. Electricity is limited in high villages.
DocumentsKeep your passport, insurance, permits (MCAP & RAP), and cash in a safe pouch.
Cost and permits
PermitsYou need a Manaslu Restricted Area Permit (RAP), Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP), and Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP). Total cost is around $100–$150 depending on the season.
AccommodationTeahouses are basic but cozy. Expect $6–$15 per night.
FoodMeals cost $5–$10. Dal bhat, Tibetan bread, and soup are trek staples.
Guide & PorterA licensed guide is mandatory (~$30/day). Porters charge ~$20–$25/day.
Gear RentalRent jackets, sleeping bags, and poles in Kathmandu for $1–$5/day.
ExtrasBudget for hot showers, charging, and Wi-Fi (~$1–$4 each).
Total Estimated CostExpect $1200–$1800 for 14 days, depending on comfort level.
Pro TipBook with a registered Nepal travel guide to simplify logistics, permits, and planning.
Before you travel
This trip is organised by Nepal Travel Guide
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Most tours need only an ordinary level of fitness. A trek asks for more, and the trip page says what to expect.
If you are pregnant, or you have a heart or spinal condition, tell us before you book. We will say whether this trip is suitable.
Many temples, trails, and vehicles are not accessible by wheelchair. Ask us if you need a plan with fewer steps.
The person who books must be 18 or older. Younger travelers need an adult with them.
Weather, flights, and local conditions can change the plan. We will contact you and adjust the itinerary.
Bring your passport, your travel insurance details, and the booking confirmation.
Getting aroundA private car, a coach, or a domestic flight, matched to the itinerary.
The route is set. Tell us your dates.
We will confirm the route, stay, and price.
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