Booking Deadline
The last booking date of above tour is 45 days prior to the departure date of tour for Tibet and Bhutan and 15 days prior for Nepal.

Day 1 Arrived in Kathmandu and Transfer to Hotel

Day 2 Sightseeing in Kathmandu/trekking permit

Day 3 Drive to Gorkha by charter mini van with all staffs and equipment at 7.am.and night at Gorkha

Day 4 Trek to Khanchok (1214m)

Day 5 Arughat Bazaar (1151m)

Day 6 Deora or Bhagar

Day 7 Khanigaun

Day 8 Tatopani

Day 9 Jagat (1250m)

Day 10 Philim

Day 11 Ngyak (2300m)

Day 12 Ghap (2600m)

Day 13 Ligaun (3100m)

Day 14 Samagaun (3450m)

Day 15 Samdu (3900m)

Day 16 Fully Acclimatization

Day 17 Larkya Bazaar (4200m) cross Larkya pass (5213m) these are the main pass

Day 18 Bimathang (3800m)

Day 19 Dhara Pani

Day 20 Chame

Day 21 Pisang

Day 22 Manang (rest day)

Day 23 Thoromg Pheri

Day 24 Muktinath (Rest day) in Muktinath

Day 25 Muktinath - Jomosom 2743m 4.00h

Day 26 Jomsom - Fly to Pokhara 915m

Day 27 Fly to Kathmandu 1340m

Day 28 Sightseeing maybe Bhadgaun city

Day 29 Depart to home

SERVICE INCLUDES AS FOLLOWING:

FOR FULLY COOK SUPPORT CAMPING TREKKING:
Free registration to the US embassy in Kathmandu for USA national, all the necessary trekking equipment: two men sharing basis tent, all camping and kitchen gears with cook support, English speaking guide, necessary porters for trekking, food during the trekking, land transportation for arrival-departure in Kathmandu and trek start and ending point, national park and restricted are special permits, liaison officer fee and his daily allowances fee, porters equipment if it is in risky area, mattress, 4 nights accommodation with daily breakfast in 3 star hotel or equivalent standard hotel with twin sharing basis, two half day city sight seeing, all the entrance fee for the monuments for sightseeing in Kathmandu, each staff and porters will covered their life insurance during their trekking period, daily porter wages.

FIXED MENU ON THE TREK:
Usual 3 times meal in a day : Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Drinks : Tea, coffee, lemon tea and hot chocolate

NOT INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE PRICE:
Emergency and evacuation flight, personal trekking gears, sleeping lunch and dinner while staying in Kathmandu, airfare for: JOMSOM-POKHAR-KTM

Note:
All the participants should arrive to KTM one day before and we need one day (not that Saturday/Sunday is government holiday) for official paper work for this trip and incase if the group size is not fulfill, by above pax, we will cancel this special trip.

MORE ABOUT MANASLU:
Manaslu, at 8,163 m. 8th highest in the world, is known among climbers as Killer peak for its soaring summit surrounded by dramatic slopes meandering down to lush green valleys and meadows. Trek takes in its entirely, beginning in Gorkha, 18th century east of the Kingdom of Nepal. The trail drops to the East to the tropical Buri Gandai River through Gurung and Tamang villages shaded by spreading pipal trees. In the highest valley beyond Samagaon, mountain people eke out a lining with the barest of essentials and a deep faith in their gods. Stones carved with images of the 11th century Buddisth poet Milerapa show where he meditated. Ahead lies 5,200 m. Larkya La Pass reaching within 10 kms of the Tibet boarder. Beyond the Pass, the route descends more quickly to the Marsyangdi River, and again climbs to the historic and scenic town of Ghanpohara. A lakeside camp at Begnas Tal concludes this spectacular Nepal trek with a taste of Tibet.

Trekking around Manaslu offers a unique opportunity to experience a relatively untouched region of Nepal. Located in west-central Nepal, the 177 km trek around Manaslu provides strong walkers the best that Nepal has to offer: fantastic mountain scenery spanning altitudes from 375 m to 5300 m, a diverse range of eco-systems and ethnic cultures, and a trail that puts one physically closer to Tibet than any other trek in Nepal. Crossing the Larkya La takes two days. It is a steep trail winding around with views looking down on the remains of Larkya Bazaar. After 3 hours you reach the final campsite before the pass. Phede (base camp) or Duwang (4,450m), which consists of one stone shelter and several temporary ones. Camp is located in the Bimthang Valley (3700m); an enchanting meadow nestled beneath Phungi Himal and Manaslu's northwest face. The next morning there is a crossing of the Himlung Glacier and a bit of scrambling across the rubble which has been pushed on the top. Consinuing to drop, the trail enters a tranquil pine and rhododendron forest with frequent clearings affording excellent views back to Manaslu.