Manaslu Trek

Mount Manaslu rises 8,163 meters, making it the eighth highest mountain in the world. The region was closed to tourists until 1991 when organized groups were first allowed to visit the area. Today, a special permit is required in order to enter, thereby helping to preserve its uniqueness.Day 1: Drive from Kathmandu to Arughat (603m) then change next local vehicle for Sotikhola (700m)Day 2: Trek to Machhikhola (869m) 5 hoursDay 3: Trek to Jagat (1340m) 5/6 hoursDay 4: Trek to Nyak Phedi (1740m) or Deng 5/6 hoursDay 5: Trek to Ghap (2160m) or Namrung 5/6 hoursDay 6: Trek to Lho (3180m) 5 hoursDay 7: Trek to Sama (3520m) 2/3 hoursDay 8: Rest day - acclimatization day – ExcursionDay 9: Trek to Samdo (3875m) 2/3 hoursDay 10: Trek to Dharmasala (4460m) 2 hoursDay 11: Trek to (Larkya La 5160m) - Bhimtang (3590m)Day 12: Trek to Tilche (2300m) 5/6 hoursDay 13: Drive to Kathmandu