12 Days
Kathmandu
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Trekking is essentially day hiking and doesn't require any special training. However, good physical condition, a love of walking, and a desire to enjoy mountain views and village life are essential.
These treks are suitable for walkers looking for something more challenging and energetic. Hill-walking experience is desirable, with longer days and higher elevations.
Since the terrain can be hard and the days long, hikers should be in good physical condition and have previous mountain walking experience. High passes and extended trekking days may be involved.
Local Teahouses
March to jun - sep to dec
5,160M
1-15 Pax
Drive
The Manaslu Circuit Trek is one of Nepal’s most rewarding off-the-beaten-path Himalayan adventures, combining spectacular mountain scenery, remote villages, rich Buddhist culture, and the challenge of crossing the Larkya La Pass (5,106 m / 16,752 ft). The journey circles Mount Manaslu (8,163 m / 26,781 ft), the world’s eighth-highest mountain, and takes you deep into a remote Himalayan region where traditional mountain life remains an important part of everyday life.
Compared with the more heavily visited trails in the Everest base camp and Annapurna regions, the Manaslu Circuit Trek offers a quieter and more remote trekking experience. The trail follows the Budhi Gandaki River through lush forests, terraced hillsides, dramatic gorges, suspension bridges, and traditional Gurung villages before gradually entering the high Himalayan landscape.
As you gain altitude, the scenery changes dramatically. Green subtropical valleys give way to alpine forests, open meadows, Tibetan-influenced villages, glacial valleys, and rugged mountain terrain. Throughout the journey, you enjoy impressive views of Mount Manaslu, Himalchuli, Ngadi Chuli, Shringi Himal, Ganesh Himal, and other surrounding peaks.
The major highlight is crossing Larkya La Pass, one of Nepal’s most spectacular high-altitude trekking passes. The crossing is demanding because of the altitude, cold temperatures, steep sections, and long walking hours, but standing at the top surrounded by snow-covered Himalayan peaks is an unforgettable achievement.
The Circuit Trek also offers an exceptional cultural experience. The lower valleys are strongly influenced by Gurung culture, while the upper sections reveal a distinctly Tibetan Buddhist heritage. Mani walls, chortens, prayer flags, monasteries, traditional stone houses, yak pastures, and centuries-old customs give the trek a cultural depth that goes far beyond its mountain scenery.
Because the Manaslu region is a restricted trekking area, trekking regulations help protect its environment, culture, and local communities. Trekkers must obtain the required permits and travel with a licensed guide through a registered trekking agency.
At Nepal Wilderness Trekking guide team, we organize private and group Manaslu Circuit departures with experienced local guides, carefully planned logistics, accommodation, permits, transportation, and trekking support. Whether you are traveling alone, as a couple, with friends, or as a small group, we can arrange the journey according to your schedule and preferences.
The Manaslu Circuit Trekking is an excellent choice for travelers who want something more remote and culturally immersive than Nepal’s busiest trekking routes. The journey combines wilderness, high-altitude adventure, traditional Himalayan villages, and spectacular mountain scenery within one remarkable route.
One of the biggest attractions of the Manaslu Trek is its sense of remoteness. The trail follows the Budhi Gandaki River through a constantly changing landscape of forests, waterfalls, terraced farmland, narrow gorges, suspension bridges, rocky cliffs, and high mountain valleys. The further you travel into the Manaslu region, the more remote the surroundings become. Traditional villages and small mountain communities remain closely connected to agriculture, livestock, Buddhism, and the natural environment.
Mount Manaslu dominates the upper sections of the trek and becomes increasingly impressive as you approach Samagaun and the surrounding valleys. Mountain views along the route can include:
One of the most enjoyable aspects of the journey is watching the landscape transform from green foothills into a dramatic high-altitude Himalayan environment.
The crossing of Larkya La Pass (5,106 m) is the defining adventure of the Manaslu Circuit. The trail climbs gradually toward Dharamsala before an early morning start takes you across the high pass. The day is long and physically demanding, but the views from the pass make the effort worthwhile. From Larkya La, you can see a spectacular panorama of glaciers, snow-covered peaks, and deep Himalayan valleys. Good acclimatization, an appropriate pace, warm clothing, and an experienced guide are particularly important on this section.
The upper Budhi Gandaki Valley has strong Tibetan cultural and Buddhist influences.
During the trek, you encounter:
Villages such as Namrung, Lho, Samagaun, and Samdo provide some of the best opportunities to experience this unique Himalayan culture.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek is generally quieter and more remote than the classic Everest Base Camp and Annapurna routes. The lower number of trekkers creates a stronger feeling of wilderness, particularly in the upper valley. You have more opportunities to enjoy the scenery at your own pace and interact with local communities. If you are looking for a Himalayan trek that combines dramatic scenery with a genuine sense of adventure and remoteness, Manaslu is an excellent choice.
The expert trek guide can be arranged for solo travelers, couples, families, friends, and small private groups. Because the Manaslu region is restricted, independent solo trekking is not permitted under the applicable regulations. Solo travelers can, however, join a group departure or arrange a private trek with a licensed guide through a registered trekking agency. Nepal Wilderness Trekking can arrange the required permits, transportation, accommodation, guide, porter, and other logistics.
Our 12-day Manaslu trekking itinerary is designed for travelers who want to experience the major highlights of the route within a relatively compact schedule.
The journey includes:
For experienced trekkers with limited time, this itinerary offers an exciting way to experience one of Nepal’s most spectacular trekking regions.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek route circles Mount Manaslu and follows the Budhi Gandaki River Valley through the Gorkha region before crossing Larkya La and descending toward the Marsyangdi Valley. The journey begins with a drive from Kathmandu to Machha Khola. From there, the trail gradually climbs through forests, traditional villages, river valleys, suspension bridges, and increasingly rugged Himalayan terrain.
Kathmandu, Machha Khola, Jagat, Deng, Namrung , Samagaun , Samdo, Dharamsala/Larkya Phedi , Larkya La Pass, Bimthang, Dharapani, Kathmandu.
The exact road and trekking arrangements can vary according to current trail conditions, road conditions, and local regulations.
Machha Khola – 930 m
Machha Khola is the traditional starting point of the trek. Located beside the Budhi Gandaki River, the village is surrounded by green hills, rivers, and traditional settlements.
Jagat – 1,340 m
Jagat is a traditional stone-paved settlement and an important entry point toward the restricted Manaslu region. The surrounding landscape combines terraced farmland, forests, and steep Himalayan hillsides.
Namrung – 2,630 m
Namrung marks an important cultural transition on the route. Tibetan Buddhist influences become increasingly visible through prayer flags, mani walls, monasteries, and traditional architecture.
Samagaun – 3,530 m
Samagaun is one of the most important villages on the Manaslu Circuit route and a key acclimatization stop. The village is surrounded by spectacular mountain scenery and provides access to attractions such as Birendra Lake and Pungyen Gompa.
Samdo – 3,875 m
Samdo is a traditional Tibetan-influenced settlement located close to the Tibetan border. Its elevated location provides spectacular views and makes it an important overnight stop before the Larkya La crossing.
Dharamsala / Larkya Phedi – 4,460 m
Dharamsala, also known as Larkya Phedi, is the final overnight stop before crossing Larkya La. Accommodation here is basic, and trekkers usually prepare for an early morning start.
Larkya La Pass – 5,106 m
Larkya La is the highest point of the trek and its most demanding section. From the pass, trekkers can enjoy panoramic views of Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal, Kang Guru, Annapurna II, and surrounding Himalayan peaks.
Bimthang – 3,720 m
After crossing the pass, the trail descends toward Bimthang, a beautiful alpine settlement surrounded by spectacular mountain scenery. Reaching Bimthang is particularly rewarding after the demanding Larkya La crossing.
Dharapani – 1,860 m
Dharapani marks the end of the classic Manaslu Circuit route and connects with the Annapurna trekking region. From Dharapani, trekkers continue by road toward Kathmandu, depending on the transportation arrangement.
A detailed Manaslu Trek map helps you understand the complete journey, including the major villages, altitude changes, overnight stops, and Larkya La Pass crossing. Nepal Wilderness Trekking provides a detailed route map together with the day-by-day itinerary, trekking information, and logistical support required for the journey.
For travelers looking for a longer adventure, the Manaslu region can also be combined with routes such as the Tsum Valley Trek or Rupina La Pass Trek, depending on available time and trekking conditions.
The Manaslu region is protected by the Manaslu Conservation Area Project (MCAP) and contains a remarkable range of ecosystems. Because the trekking route rises from relatively warm river valleys to high alpine terrain, vegetation and wildlife change significantly with altitude.
Subtropical Forests
Lower sections around Machha Khola, Jagat, and Deng contain lush vegetation, including:
As the trail climbs toward Namrung and Samagaun, forests become more alpine, with species such as:
Spring is particularly beautiful when rhododendrons bloom along the lower and middle sections of the route.
Above Samagaun, vegetation becomes increasingly sparse. Alpine grasslands, shrubs, hardy plants, and high-altitude grazing areas dominate the landscape. These areas are important for traditional yak and livestock grazing.
The Manaslu region supports a variety of Himalayan wildlife. Sightings are never guaranteed, but the protected landscape provides habitat for species including:
Red pandas are also recorded in the wider Manaslu conservation region, although sightings are rare.
Birdlife changes with elevation and habitat. Possible sightings include:
For nature lovers and photographers, the changing ecosystem adds another dimension to the trekking experience.
The Manaslu Conservation Area protects both biodiversity and traditional communities. Nepal Wilderness Trekking encourages responsible travel by asking trekkers to:
The combination of mountains, forests, wildlife, and traditional communities makes the Manaslu region much more than a mountain-view trekking destination.
The Manaslu Himalayan trek is as much a cultural journey as it is a mountain adventure. The region is home to diverse Himalayan communities, with Gurung communities particularly prominent in the lower sections and Tibetan-influenced communities of the Nubri Valley in the upper Manaslu region. Traditional architecture, Buddhist practices, agriculture, livestock herding, festivals, and local hospitality remain important parts of life.
The lower sections of the route pass through villages influenced by Gurung culture.
Visitors can experience:
The upper villages, including Namrung, Lho, Samagaun, and Samdo, have strong Tibetan cultural influences. Traditional life is closely connected with:
The architecture and religious traditions of the upper valley are particularly distinctive.
Prayer flags fluttering above mountain villages, mani walls lining the trail, chortens beside paths, and prayer wheels outside homes and monasteries are common sights throughout the upper Manaslu region. These features reflect a deeply rooted Buddhist culture that has developed over generations.
Pungyen Gompa, located near Samagaun, is one of the important spiritual sites in the region. Its location offers impressive views of Mount Manaslu and the surrounding mountains. Trekkers visiting the area can gain a deeper appreciation of the spiritual traditions that shape life in the upper valley.
Local livelihoods traditionally depend on:
Life at high altitude is demanding, and local communities have developed practices that allow them to adapt to the challenging Himalayan environment.
Buddhist festivals and local celebrations remain an important part of community life. Depending on the season, visitors may encounter:
These events provide a fascinating insight into the relationship between religion, community, and mountain life.
One of the most memorable aspects of the trek is meeting local families and staying in traditional mountain lodges. The combination of simple accommodation, local food, warm hospitality, and spectacular surroundings creates a genuine Himalayan experience.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek 12 Days is a moderate to challenging high-altitude trek. The main challenges are the increasing altitude, long walking days, rugged terrain, remote conditions, and the crossing of Larkya La Pass at 5,106 m. Technical climbing skills are not required, but trekkers should have good physical fitness and be prepared for several demanding days.
The route becomes progressively more challenging as it climbs from the lower Budhi Gandaki Valley toward the high mountains. The most demanding day is normally the Larkya La crossing. Trekkers begin early, climb steadily to the pass, cross the high point, and then descend for several hours toward Bimthang. The combination of altitude and distance makes this a demanding day even for experienced hikers. With proper acclimatization, a steady pace, good preparation, and experienced guide support, however, the trek is achievable for fit and well-prepared trekkers.
1. High Altitude
The highest point is Larkya La Pass at 5,106 m. As altitude increases, the air contains less available oxygen, making physical activity more demanding. The itinerary includes an acclimatization day around Samagaun before moving toward the higher elevations.
2. Long Walking Days
Most days involve approximately 4–7 hours of walking, while the Larkya La crossing can take around 8–10 hours, depending on weather, trail conditions, pace, and group fitness. The trail includes steep climbs, descents, rocky paths, uneven terrain, and sections of exposed mountain trail.
3. Remote Mountain Conditions
Compared with the Everest and Annapurna regions, some sections of Manaslu have fewer facilities. Accommodation becomes increasingly basic at higher elevations, and trekkers should be prepared for a more rustic mountain experience. That remoteness is also one of the main reasons people choose the Manaslu Circuit.
4. Mountain Weather
Weather can change rapidly at high elevations. Snow, strong winds, freezing temperatures, and icy trails can occur around Larkya La, particularly outside the main trekking seasons. Good equipment and a flexible itinerary are therefore important.
You do not need mountaineering experience to complete the Manaslu Circuit Trek, but good physical fitness is important.
The trek is suitable for people who:
Preparing with regular walking, hiking, cardio training, and leg-strength exercises several weeks before arrival can make the trek considerably more comfortable.
Yes. Beginners can complete the route if they are physically prepared and understand the demands of high-altitude trekking. Previous high-altitude experience is useful but not essential. A sensible pace, proper acclimatization, good preparation, and professional guide support are more important.
Both treks are challenging, but the challenges are different. The Manaslu round Trek is more remote and involves crossing the high Larkya La Pass. The Everest Base Camp route reaches a higher maximum trekking elevation around Kala Patthar, while Manaslu offers a more isolated and wilderness-oriented experience. For travelers looking for fewer crowds, traditional villages, and a strong sense of adventure, Manaslu is an excellent option.
The best seasons for the Manaslu Circuit Trek are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November). During these periods, the weather is generally more stable, mountain visibility is better, and conditions are more favorable for crossing Larkya La.
Autumn is generally considered the best overall season. After the monsoon, the atmosphere becomes clearer and the mountains are often highly visible.
October and November are usually the most popular months.
September can still experience some residual monsoon weather, particularly in the lower valleys.
Spring is another excellent season.
Rhododendrons bloom in the lower and middle elevations, adding color to the landscape.
Advantages
April and May are particularly attractive for combining mountain scenery with spring flowers.
Winter trekking is possible but considerably more demanding.
Higher sections around Dharamsala and Larkya La can experience heavy snow and freezing temperatures.
Winter conditions may include:
Winter is best suited to experienced trekkers with appropriate equipment and flexible schedules.
The monsoon is generally less suitable for the classic Manaslu Circuit because lower sections can receive heavy rainfall.
Possible challenges include:
| Month | General Conditions |
|---|---|
| March | Cool conditions; snow may remain at higher elevations |
| April | Excellent trekking weather; rhododendrons bloom |
| May | Warmer conditions; generally good before monsoon |
| June | Increasing rainfall in lower areas |
| July | Monsoon conditions; fewer trekkers |
| August | Wet lower trails and reduced visibility |
| September | Improving conditions after monsoon |
| October | Excellent weather and mountain visibility |
| November | Clear skies and cooler temperatures |
| December | Cold, especially at higher elevations |
| January | Very cold; snow possible at high elevations |
| February | Cold conditions with improving weather toward spring |
For most trekkers, October, November, April, and May provide the best combination of weather, visibility, comfortable temperatures, and trekking conditions.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek passes through both a restricted area and a conservation area, so trekkers need the appropriate permits before starting the journey. Nepal Wilderness Trekking guide team arranges the required permits for our guests as part of the trekking preparation.
The Manaslu Restricted Area Permit is required for the restricted section of the route. Permit fees vary according to the season and the number of days spent inside the restricted area. Because government regulations and permit rates can change, the current applicable fees should always be confirmed before departure.
The Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP) is required because the route passes through the Manaslu Conservation Area. Permit revenue contributes toward conservation, environmental protection, and sustainable tourism management.
After crossing Larkya La, the route descends toward Dharapani and enters the Annapurna Conservation Area. Therefore, trekkers continuing through this section also require the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP).
No. The Manaslu region is a restricted trekking area, and travelers must follow the current government requirements regarding licensed guides, permits, and registered trekking agencies. Solo travelers can still enjoy the Manaslu Circuit Trek by joining a group or arranging a private trek with a licensed guide. Nepal Wilderness Trekking guide team handles the required permits and logistics so you can concentrate on enjoying the trek.
Trekkers generally need:
Requirements can change, so our team confirms the current documentation before the trek.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek guide team uses local tea houses and mountain lodges along the route. The accommodation is generally simple but comfortable, and staying in local lodges gives trekkers an opportunity to experience Himalayan hospitality while supporting local communities.
Typical tea-house facilities include:
Facilities become more basic as you approach higher elevations. At Dharamsala/Larkya Phedi, accommodation is particularly basic because of the high altitude and remote location.
Twin-sharing rooms are standard. Private rooms may be available in some villages but cannot always be guaranteed, particularly during busy seasons. Bathrooms are generally shared. Hot showers may be available at selected lodges for an additional charge.
Tea houses offer a mixture of Nepali, Tibetan-influenced, and familiar international dishes.
Nepali Food
Tibetan and Himalayan Food
Other Common Options
Meals are generally provided three times a day:
Breakfast – Lunch – Dinner
Vegetarian food is widely available along the route. If you have specific dietary requirements or allergies, inform Nepal Wilderness Trekking before departure so we can coordinate with the tea houses as much as possible.
Water is available at tea houses and villages throughout the trek.
Trekkers can use:
Using a reusable bottle and purification system is recommended to reduce plastic waste.
Staying in local tea houses is an important part of the Manaslu Adventure Trek experience. The facilities may be simpler than those found on more developed trekking routes, but the local hospitality, food, mountain scenery, and opportunity to meet people from remote Himalayan communities make the experience particularly rewarding.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek cost depends mainly on group size, services included, transportation arrangements, and any additional requirements. Nepal Wilderness Trekking offers competitive prices covering the essential services required for a well-organized trek, including permits, guide services, accommodation, meals, and transportation according to the package.
| Group Size | Price Per Person |
|---|---|
| 1 person | USD 950 |
| 2 people | USD 900 |
| 3–6 people | USD 890 |
| 7–10 people | USD 870 |
| 11–15 people | USD 860 |
Larger groups generally benefit from a lower per-person cost because transportation and guide-related expenses can be shared.
We can also arrange customized Manaslu Circuit Trek packages for:
The final cost may vary depending on the services and itinerary you choose.
We believe the best Himalayan journeys combine careful planning with genuine local experience. Our Manaslu trekking service includes experienced local expert guides, permit arrangements, transportation coordination, accommodation, meals, and assistance throughout the trek.
We organize both private and group Manaslu Trek departures, allowing travelers to choose an itinerary that suits their schedule, budget, and trekking experience.
Our priority is to provide a safe, well-organized, and enjoyable journey while respecting the environment and communities of the Manaslu region.
The Manaslu base camp + Circuit Trek is more than a walk around an 8,000-meter mountain. It is a journey through changing landscapes, remote Himalayan villages, ancient Buddhist traditions, and some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in Nepal. From the warm valleys of the Budhi Gandaki to the frozen heights of Larkya La and the alpine landscapes around Bimthang, every section of the route offers something different.
If you are looking for a remote and culturally rich Himalayan adventure, the Manaslu region trek is an exceptional choice. With spectacular mountain scenery, traditional villages, ancient Buddhist culture, and the thrilling crossing of Larkya La Pass, it offers an unforgettable journey through one of Nepal’s most beautiful and less-traveled regions.
Drive: 160km • 7 to 8hrs
Elevation Loss: -500m
Your journey begins early morning with a scenic drive from Kathmandu towards the Manaslu region. The route follows the Prithvi Highway and then diverts towards Dhading Besi and Arughat, gradually entering more remote Himalayan foothills.
The road passes through lush terraced fields, river valleys, and traditional hillside villages, offering a first glimpse of rural Nepalese life. As you descend toward the Budhi Gandaki River valley, the landscape becomes more dramatic and narrow.
By late afternoon, you reach Machha Khola, a small riverside settlement and the official starting point of the Manaslu Circuit Trek.
Overnight at Teahouse in Machha Khola.
Hiking: 22km • 6 to 7hrs
Elevation Gain: +44om
The trek officially begins along the Budhi Gandaki River, following a trail that alternates between forest paths, rocky sections, and suspension bridges.
You pass small settlements like Khorlabesi and Tatopani (natural hot spring area) before continuing through narrow gorges and waterfalls carved into steep cliffs. The trail gradually ascends, becoming more structured and entering the Manaslu Conservation Area.
You arrive at Jagat, a stone-paved village that once served as a checkpoint for trekkers entering restricted areas.
Overnight at Teahouse in Jagat.
Hiking: 19.9km • 6 to 7hrs
Elevation Gain: +520m
Today’s trail is a mix of gradual ascents and descents through deep river valleys and forested terrain. You pass through Sirdibas and Philim, a large Gurung settlement with impressive views and cultivated fields.
After Philim, the trail enters a narrower gorge, becoming more remote and peaceful. Bamboo forests, suspension bridges, and river crossings dominate the landscape as you move deeper into the Manaslu region.
By late afternoon, you will reach Deng, a small Tibetan-influenced village.
Overnight at Teahouse in Deng.
Hiking: 19.5km • 6 to 7hrs
Elevation Gain: +770m
The trail begins to climb steadily today, with noticeable changes in vegetation and culture. You pass through traditional villages like Bihi and Ghap, surrounded by dense pine and rhododendron forests.
The route is rich in Buddhist culture, with mani walls, prayer flags, and small chortens marking the trail. As you gain altitude, views of surrounding Himalayan peaks begin to open up.
You arrive at Namrung, a scenic village with stone houses and panoramic mountain views.
Overnight at Teahouse in Namrung.
Hiking: 10.5km • 4 to 5hrs
Elevation gain: +55om
Today’s trek enters the upper Himalayan zone, where the landscape becomes more alpine and open. You pass through villages like Lihi and Sho, showcasing traditional Tibetan-style architecture.
The views of Manaslu (8,163m) become increasingly dramatic. As you approach Lho, you will see monasteries, prayer flags, and expansive yak pastures.
Lho is a culturally rich village dominated by Tibetan Buddhism, offering one of the best early views of Manaslu.
Overnight atTeahouse in Lho or Syala.
Hiking: 8.5km • 3 to 4hrs
Elevation Gain: +340m
A beautiful alpine walk today with continuous views of Manaslu, Himal Chuli, and Ngadi Chuli. The trail passes through Shyala village, surrounded by wide glacial valleys and yak grazing lands.
You gradually enter Samagaun, one of the most important villages in the Manaslu region, located close to the Tibetan border. The village is culturally rich, influenced by Tibetan heritage and traditional mountain lifestyles.
Overnight at Teahouse in Samagaun.
Hiking: 13.2km • 7 to 8hrs ( for round trip to Manaslu Base Camp)
Hiking: 12km • 5 to 6hrs ( for round trip to Pungyen Gompa)
This rest day is essential for proper altitude adaptation. You can explore the village or take optional hikes such as:
This day helps improve acclimatization and prepares your body for higher altitudes ahead.
Overnight at Teahouse in Samagaun.
Hiking: 8km • 3 to 4hrs
A short but important ascent through dry alpine terrain and yak pastures. The landscape becomes more barren and strongly influenced by Tibetan plateau geography.
You pass mani walls and cross glacial streams before reaching Samdo, a remote village very close to the Tibetan border. This settlement offers deep cultural insight into high-altitude Himalayan life.
Overnight: Teahouse in Samdo
Hiking: 12km • 4 to 5hrs
Today’s trek climbs steadily toward the base of Larkya La Pass. The trail is rugged and exposed, offering wide views of glaciers and surrounding peaks.
After a gradual ascent, you reach Dharamsala (Larkya Phedi), a basic high-altitude shelter used for preparing the pass crossing.
Overnight: Basic lodge or tented camp in Dharamsala
Hiking: 24km • 8 to 9hrs
This is the most challenging and rewarding day of the trek. An early start is required to cross Larkya La Pass (5,160m).
The ascent is steep and often icy, but the summit rewards you with breathtaking views of Himalchuli, Cheo Himal, Kang Guru, and Annapurna II.
After crossing the pass, a long descent leads into the stunning valley of Bimthang, surrounded by glaciers and alpine scenery.
Overnight: Teahouse in Bimthang
Hiking: 18km • 7 to 8hrs
The trail descends through lush rhododendron forests, waterfalls, and traditional villages such as Gho and Tilije.
As you lose altitude, the climate becomes warmer and vegetation denser. You re-enter the lower Marsyangdi Valley and reach Dharapani, a key junction of the Annapurna Circuit.
Overnight: Teahouse in Dharapani
Drive: 9 to 10hrs
A long but scenic drive marks the conclusion of your trek. The road follows the Marsyangdi River, passing through Besisahar and Dumre, with continuous views of Annapurna and Manaslu ranges.
By evening, you arrive back in Kathmandu, completing your unforgettable Manaslu Circuit adventure.
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