No. of people | Price |
1 - 1 | US$ 1375 |
2 - 4 | US$ 1300 |
5 - 8 | US$ 1250 |
Duration: 23 Days
Trip Grade: Challenginng
Best Season: Sep-Dec/March-April
Activities: Trekking
Group Size: 1 to 10
Transportation: Private Vehicle and Public Bus
Accomodation: Standard Hotel in Kathmandu and Tea House during the trekking
Meals: Breakfast in Kathmandu and all meals during the trek
Manaslu Tsum Valley Trekking is a journey around Manaslu combined with the exploration of the mystical Tsum Valley. Worlds eighth highest peak, Manaslu is a beauty beyond description. Also a pilgrimage site, Tsum Valley adds the charm with its traditional Buddhist cum Tibetan culture and lifestyle untouched by modernity.
We drive to Arughat from Kathmandu where the trek commences. Passing through terraced fields and small villages, we walk past Budhi Gandaki reaching the village of Lapubesi. The walk to Tatopani crosses forests and small villages bestow a hot spring bath to relax in the evening. Views of Sringi Himal accompanies us on the way to Philim. Passing Chumling and we reach Chhokangparo in the Upper Tsum Valley with towering views of Ganesh Himal, Boudha Himal, and Himal Chuli. En route to Nile/Chhule, we pass through Piren Phu (pigeon cave), a sacred location which preserved Buddhist murals, scripts and carved stones where we stop for exploration. Our next stop is the Mu Gompa at 3700m from where we move to Rachen Gompa, a nunnery. The walk to Gumba Lungdang passes through pine and rhododendron forests and crosses the Siyar Khola. We rest here and take a trip to the Ganesh Himal Base Camp. The route to Lokpa, our next stop has no proper lodging or facilities, so we start early. From Lokpa to Ghap to Lho, we pass Gurung and Thakali villages. At Samagaon, we take a rest for another day and explore the village. We gradually gain altitude from here to Samdo, Dharmasala and cross the Larke La pass at 5200m to reach Bhimtang which marks the end of the trek.
Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek cost start at USD 1250.
Green Valley Nepal Treks announced the departure dates and trip costs for 2023 and 2024 to Manaslu Tsum Valley. Please for the trip cost based on group size:
No. of Pax. | Starting Price | Send Inquiry |
1 | USD 1375 | Send Inquiry |
2 to 4 | USD 1300 | Send Inquiry |
5 to 8 | USD 1250 | Send Inquiry |
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You have to travel for 6 to 7 hours daily for most of the days on the journey. It makes you want to stomp your feet! From the halfway point, a large number of hikers progressively descend. This hike will take you to high elevations, due to which high altitude sickness is very common, you must be cautious. According to hikers, snow leopards have been spotted in a variety of locations. Going out alone at night might be dangerous. Its isolation heightens the treks difficulties. The trail is in poor condition. Throughout the walk, you shouldnt anticipate having nice lodging or meals. It is more difficult to cross the Laryke pass. Other sections of the path are likewise more difficult. Prepare yourself for them. The temperature is quite cold at high elevations. Prepare yourself for the unpredictability of the weather.
Mountain hiking needs a great deal of endurance and strength, both of which may be acquired by regular exercise. To prepare yourself for this trekking adventure, we strongly advise you to exercise frequently, go hiking, running, or go to the gym. Walking, running, swimming, and cycling four to five times a week will help your body adapt to regulate its breathing. To prepare for Manaslu Tsum Valley Trekking, you can hike 5 to 7 hours on local routes or small hillsides with minimum breaks. These types of preparation going to train you for remote route of Manaslu Trek.
A rest day in Samdo is included in Green Valley Nepals Manaslu and Tsum Valley Tour package to provide appropriate acclimatization and avoid the danger of acute mountain sickness. Your walk will begin in Machha Khola and continue for many days at low altitudes, exploring the secluded Tsum Valley before arriving in Samdo. It gives your body abundance time to adjust to the current high-altitude atmosphere, lowering your chance of altitude sickness.
If you ignore the signs of altitude sickness, it can be fatal. Green Valley Nepal Treks guides are well-trained in first aid and have vast Himalayan expertise. Oximeters are used to measure your oxygen levels, which aids in the early diagnosis of altitude sickness. We assure you that your safety and well-being are in capable hands. Altitude sickness prevention will be recommended by your hike leader. The ideal strategy is to hike slowly and drink plenty of water, it could be 4 liters daily. The best way to avoid extreme altitude sickness is to lower as soon as possible. Please keep in mind that your trekking leader has the authority to either carry the trip or call a halt to the ascent depending on the teams general condition.
First and foremost, the Manaslu region is a restricted area, which means that trekking in this section of Nepal requires special clearance from the Nepalese government.
Aside from that, the Manaslu Conservation Area Project (MCAP) and Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) permits are required. All of these permissions can be obtained in Kathmandu, which Green Valley Nepal Trek will take care of.
March to May and September to November are the finest months for a Manaslu Tsum Valley trip.
Trekking in Manaslu and Tsum Valley is best in this season. The vistas of Mt. Manaslu and the regional glaciers are breathtaking during this season. Temperatures begin to rise in mid-March, and snow peaks are at their finest when the sky are clear. Rhododendron blossoms blossoming in a rainbow of hues may be found along the pathways. By the end of March, the winter snow has melted and the Larkya La Pass has been cleared.
The Tsum Valley Manaslu Trek is also best experienced in the autumn. Due to the pleasant weather, this is a busy tourist season. By the end of August, the monsoon is over. The weather is consistent from mid-September onwards, and the sky clear, allowing you to take in the breathtaking vistas of the mountains.
The difficulty level of the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek is severe, and it involves high altitude hiking dangers including altitude sickness, landslides, and other unanticipated catastrophes. For this expedition, you must have travel insurance. Before beginning the journey, all trekking participants must give Green Valley Nepal Trek with a copy of their complete travel insurance policy certificate. At the greatest trek elevations, the policy must cover medical and emergency repatriation charges, including helicopter rescue and evacuation (up to 6000m). We can make insurance company recommendations based on our clients experiences, but we do not sell insurance coverage. Once a trip has been booked, trekkers are asked to provide comprehensive insurance information. In an emergency, well use your insurance policy and paperwork to save time and money by rescuing you and covering your medical expenses.
We are certain that our ecosystem must be preserved from the detrimental consequences of tourism, and we make every effort to do so. Green Valley Nepal Trek collaborates with the Kathmandu Environmental Education Project (KEEP) to provide environmentally responsible itineraries that satisfy the needs of both tourists and local populations in trek areas.
Green Valley Nepal Trek ensures the safety, security, and contentment of its customers. Our primary priority is to keep you secure. We are constantly prepared for any circumstance and have all of the required clothing, equipment, and first-aid supplies on hand. Our guides and leaders have undergone comprehensive first-aid training. If a trekker experiences altitude sickness, your trek leader has the ability to determine whether to continue or descend immediately, depending on the case. In the event of an emergency, we will dispatch a rescue helicopter to transport you back from high altitudes. We also hike together to protect everyones safety.
This treks accommodation is quite important. While there is no luxurious lodging on these routes, you will have access to basic amenities. You may stay at tea houses and lodges along the routes. A modest room with a warm blanket, clean sheet pillows, and a bed is one of the amenities. You should bring sleeping bags with you in case you need them in high-altitude areas.
You will be served Nepali cuisine staples such as rice, veggies, lentil soup, pulses, spinach, and so on. Dal Bhaat is a popular choice among locals. Teahouses serve a variety of cuisines, but as you climb over 4000m, your options become more limited.
Oatmeal, Corn Flakes, French toast with jam, butter, and cheese, Honey Tibetan bread or Chapati, Local Tsampa porridge, Eggs, Pancakes, Muesli Breads, Fruits, Vegetables, and Hot Drinks are all available for breakfast.
Lunch will include Dhal, Bhat, Tarkari, Tibetan Bread, a variety of soups, Sherpa Stew, Steaks, Sandwiches, Momo, Macaroni dishes, Tenduk Spaghetti Noodles, Thukpa, Pasta, Vegetable curry, Potatoes, Vegetables, Salad Pizza, Snacks, Desserts.
Finally, for dinner, there will be Dhal, Bhat, Tarkari, Tibetan Bread, Various Soups, Sherpa Stew, Steaks, Sandwiches, Momo (dumplings), Macaroni, Tenduk Spaghetti, Noodles Thukpa, Pasta, Vegetable Curry, and Potato items, Vegetable and Salad Pizza, Snacks, Korean Raman.
To minimize unnecessary hassles, it is critical to choose the appropriate clothing, gear, and accessories for the weather and region. You must pack your belongings in accordance with the hotter temperatures at lower heights and the cooler temperatures at higher elevations. Here is a suggested packing list for your trek. The following list will assist you in remaining safe while also making your travel easier and more enjoyable.
Sun Protection
Sunglass, Sunhat, Sunscreen
Headwear
Warm hat, Buff
Bodywear
Underwear, Sports Bra, Baselayer, Trekking shirt, Fleece Jacket, Outer Jacket, Rain jacket, Trekking trousers and shorts
Handwear
Inner Gloves, Outer Gloves
Footwear
Hiking socks, Thermal socks, hiking boots, Trainers or trekking sandals, Gaiters
Backpacks
Duffle bag, Backpack, Daypack
Sleeping Accessories
Sleeping bag, Sleeping bag liner
Accessories
Trekking Poles, Headlamp, Microspikes, Water bottle or Hydration Bladder
Technology
Camera, Portable/Solar Charger, Books
Other necessities
Passport/money, Insurance, Quick-drying towels
Medication
First aid kit, Water purification tablets or Lifestraw, Isotonic Powder, Wet wipes and tissues, Lip Balm, Toiletries, Hand Sanitizer
Day 1 :Upon arrival in Kathmandu
Day 2 :Manasalu &Tsum Valley Restricted area trekking permit preparation and briefing of Trek.
Day 3 :Drive to Soti Khola (800m) by Public Bus
Day 4 :Soti Khola to Machha Khola (869m) 5 to 6hours
Day 5 :Machha Khola to Jagat (1340m )5 to 6 Hours
Day 6 :Jagat to Lokpa (2390m) 6 hours
Day 7 :Lokpa to Chumling (called Lower tsum) (2390m) 5 hours
Day 8 :Chumling to Chhokangparo (Upper Tsum valley) (3031m) 5 Hours
Day 9 :Chhokanparo to Nile/ Mu Gumpa (3360)7 hours walk
Day 10 :Nile to rachen Gompa 3240m (4 hours walk)
Day 11 :Rachen Gompa to Chumling(2386m) 6 hours
Day 12 :Chumling to Dang (1860m) 7 to 8 hours.
Day 13 :Deng to Namrung (2660m) 6 to 7 hour
Day 14 :Namrung to Lho Gham (3180m) 5 hour
Day 15 :Lho Gham to Samagaon (3520m) 4 hour
Day 16 :Samagaon (rest day)
Day 17 :Samagaon to Samdo (3860m) 4 hour
Day 18 :Samdo to Larkya Phedi (4480m) Pass 5hour
Day 19 :Larkya Phedi to Bimthang (3720m) – climb the Larkya La (5100m) 8 to 9 hour
Day 20 :Bimthang to Tilje (2300m) 6 to 7 hour
Day 21 :Tilje – Chamche (1410m) 6 to7 hour
Day 22 :Drive back to Kathmandu via Beshishahar
Day 23 :Final Departure or onward for next destination
Day 1 :Upon arrival in KathmanduOur Airport Representative will meet you at the Tribhuwan International Airport. A drop to the Hotel by private tourist vehicle is arranged. You can either take a rest or meet us at our office and know the detailed arrangement of the Trek. B&B at the hotel.
Day 2 :Manasalu &Tsum Valley Restricted area trekking permit preparation and briefing of Trek.After breakfast, you will be introduced to the trek leader/guide at the hotel. This pre-trip meeting is for briefings on the trek and other necessary details. Please bring along your passport and three passport-sized photos and a copy of your travel insurance policy. You can use your free time to rest or explore around for some last-minute shopping. A visit to the world heritage sites in Kathmandu including Swayambhu, Boudha, Pashupatinath, Kathmandu Durbar Square et cetera is also arranged as per request.
Day 3 :Drive to Soti Khola (800m) by Public Bus Early morning drive to Dhading Bensi, the district headquarter of Dhading, and then to Aarughat along rough tracks. At Aarughat we take a public jeep and drive to Soti Khola which is ideal for a freshwater bath. Overnight stay at Soti Khola in a small village beside the river.
Day 4 :Soti Khola to Machha Khola (869m) 5 to 6hours After we cross the bridge, the trail goes through the green Sal forests. Ascending through a ridge overlooking the rapids of Budhi Gandaki leads us to Khursane. The last part is a rocky trail up to the Gurung village, Lapubesi. Then we continue along the riverbank treading on the sand and rounded stones and cross a suspension bridge to arrive at Machhi Khola village. Overnight stay at MachhiKhola.
Day 5 :Machha Khola to Jagat (1340m )5 to 6 Hours The trail passes through small settlements along Khorlabeshi and all the way to Tatopani. Large Gurung settlements are found higher along the trail and we come across herders moving up and down the hills. Passing through Tatopani, we climb a ridge, cross the Budhi Gandaki and further trekking Passing through to Yaruphant and across the Yaru River. We cross the CANTILEVER bridge in Yaru Bagar which was built in 2016 after earthquake with Swiss Technology, the trail eases to Jagat overnight gust house.
Day 6 :Jagat to Lokpa (2390m) 6 hours Jagat, another big Gurung village in a flat area. As we pass this agrarian village, we climb a rocky ridge and reach Salleri which rewards us with views of Mount Sringi. Descending to Sirdibas, a traditional Buddhist village, we move further to cross the longest suspension bridge in Nepal and climb up to Lokpa North of Philim, we climb along with forest areas for about an hour and reach Ekle Bhatti. Moving higher along pine forests, we reach a scenic gorge and drop to a junction. We take the right trail that leads to Tsum Valley our stay for the night on Lokpa.
Day 7 :Lokpa to Chumling (called Lower tsum) (2390m) 5 hoursNow we start trekking of Tsum Valley. The first glimpses of Tsum along with the mountain view make for a pleasurable retreat.. Views of the hidden valley start appearing as we descend further to Ghumlong and climb again to Ripchet. A short walk from here takes us to Chumling, a traditional Buddhist village set beautifully with an old monastery, traditional houses, prayer flags, stone-paved streets, mani walls, and the like. Overnight stay in a lodge.
Day 8 :Chumling to Chhokangparo (Upper Tsum valley) (3031m) 5 Hours After crossing the suspension bridge, the trail passes through maize and potato fields. Crossing the valley across a scenic ridge, we climb for more than two hours to reach a small settlement under the cliffs, Chhokang Paro.
Day 9 :Chhokanparo to Nile/ Mu Gumpa (3360)7 hours walk After breakfast nice scenic trails to the Nile we have lunch there left our big bag on tea house again day trip to mu gompa, then we ascend along the scenic trails towards Mu Gompa, the largest monastery in the region, and the highest farthest point in Tsum Valley. The five-hour round trip walk to Mu Gompa (3710m) shows a different world, a flat bowl-like valley surrounded by mountains. Overnight stay in the Nile.
Day 10 :Nile to rachen Gompa 3240m (4 hours walk) The short walk today first takes a downhill to Chhule and further to Phurbe, where Sherpa home stays are available. Walking along the banks of Siyar River, the trail further crosses flat plains along power lines to Rachen Gompa (3240m), a nunnery. Over night stay at Rachen Gompa.
Day 11 :Rachen Gompa to Chumling(2386m) 6 hours After crossing the river to pass through Chhokang Paro, we drop towards Chumling. Walking for about two hours, we come across a white monastery and drop to Siyar Khola. The abundance of water here makes it suitable to wash clothes. We stop at Chumling for the night.
Day 12 :Chumling to Dang (1860m) 7 to 8 hours. It’s a big descending walk from Chumling to lokpa after we cross the suspension bridge. The trail begins along a rocky ridge with an emerging view of Sringi Himal. We pass through Ghatta Khola and continue to pass through farms growing maize, millet, potatoes, and vegetables. Passing through an uninhabited gorge, and walking on the trails at the bank of Budhi Gandaki, we cross bamboo forests to the Deng river. Overnight stay at a small Deng village beside the Deng river.
Day 13 :Deng to Namrung (2660m) 6 to 7 hour Shortly beyond Deng, the trail climbs to Rena. After passing some houses, the trail elevates high above the river and then drops into the Sringi valley passing numerous Tibetan Mani lined walls and colorful forest before reaching Namrung. The trail has beautiful views of Sringi Himal and crosses the Budi Gandaki river several times. Overnight stay at Namrung.
Day 14 :Namrung to Lho Gham (3180m) 5 hourWith stunning views of Sringi, Ganesh Himal, the trek starts from Namrung and climbs steadily into the alpine which is blessed with marvelous mountain views. The village of Namrung marks the beginning of the region of pure Tibetan inhabitants. Passing through forests, villages, and barley terraces, the first stunning glimpses of Manaslu gets visible which accentuates at Lho village. We stay overnight at Lho village and enjoy the sunrise and sunset view from the lodge or a gompa.
Day 15 :Lho Gham to Samagaon (3520m) 4 hourWe pass through gompas, Tibetan settlement, and alpine scenery. After a short trek, we reach Sama Gaon where we stop. The retreat is both for rest as well as acclimatization. It's also a day to get acquainted with Sherpa culture and tradition. Set at the foot of the pastures, the village has a distinctive Tibetan architecture that ripens through the 500 years of settlement. Entrance gates to villages are common here, and you can also notice Chinese brandy on sale or see village women weaving wool into gowns. Hike up to a gompa above town or wander the streets of Sama Gaon. Overnight stay at a mountain lodge.
Day 16 :Samagaon (rest day) Trek to Manaslu Base Camp or Pungyen Gompa and Birendra Tal.Trek to Manaslu Base Camp or Pungyen Gompa and Birendra Tal. Descending to the Budhi Gandaki river and following it towards the north until we reach a bridge, we take a left and head to the Manaslu Base Camp. Pungyen Gompa is a 3-4 hours hiking and Birendra Tal is 1-hour hiking, so both can be combined.
Day 17 :Samagaon to Samdo (3860m) 4 hourThe Larkya la Trail passes several mani walls in the valley and leads to juniper and birch forests. Descending back to Budhi Gandaki and crossing a small bridge, we climb to 'Kane', the entrance to Samdo. A village with 3 valleys converging upon it, Samdo is known for traditional yak herding and it depicts the traditional Tibetan lifestyle - rearing sheep and goats, training horses, and planting barley.
Day 18 :Samdo to Larkya Phedi (4480m) Pass 5hourThe walk through ridges, crossing wooden bridges over Budi Gandaki continues. After crossing two streams, we come across the Larkya glacier after which a dramatic gorge is reached. Upon climbing to 4450 meters, we reach Larke Phedi where we take shelter in a Dharmashala. The walk is short providing plenty of time for acclimatization.
Day 19 :Larkya Phedi to Bimthang (3720m) – climb the Larkya La (5100m) 8 to 9 hourA short climb leads us to the north side of Larkya Glacier. The place provides great views of Cho Danda and Larkya Peak. The climb to the Larkya La (5100m) pass is gradual in the beginning but steepens towards the end. A stunning panorama of different ranges can be seen from the pass. A challenging day over the high Larkya La. The steep descent from here is strenuous, but it's an equally rewarding experience. Bimthang awaits the end of a tough day.
Day 20 :Bimthang to Tilje (2300m) 6 to 7 hourWith outstanding views of Manaslu, Lamjung Himal, Himlung Himal, and Cheo Himal with the inspiring forest and valley below, the descent from Bimthang crosses over high pasture land, Dudh Khola, and rhododendron forest. Karche, 2785 meters is the highest cultivated land in the area which leads to a steep climb over a ridge. The village of Gho is a rest option though better lodges are available at Tilje.
Day 21 :Tilje – Chamche (1410m) 6 to7 hourAfter crossing a ridge and a stone paved trail, we pass throught a beautiful village. Tibetan settlement can be seen along the way. We descend into the Marsygandi Valley and from Dharapani, meet up with the classic Annapurna trail. Walking across Karte village and crossing the Marshyangdi Khola, mani lined walls welcome us to the village of Tal and further move to Chamche. Overnight stay at Chamche.
Day 22 :Drive back to Kathmandu via Beshishahar The drive from here to Kathmandu is mostly along the banks of Marsyangdi and Trishuli rivers and passes through Beshishahar, the district headquarter of Lamjung. In the evening, a celebration for the successful completion of the trip is done over dinner. Overnight stay in Kathmandu.
Day 23 :Final Departure or onward for next destination A drop from the hotel to the airport 3 hours before the scheduled time of flight is arranged in a private tourist vehicle. You can also opt for another package with Green Valley Nepal Treks and extend your stay.
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