Manaslu Circuit Trek

The Manaslu Circuit Trek is a classic Himalayan journey that circles Mount Manaslu (8,163 m), the world’s eighth-highest peak—first climbed in May 9, 1956 by a Japanese expedition. This iconic trek offers vivid mountain scenery, rich local culture, and a true sense of high-altitude adventure.

Designed to deliver an exceptional trekking experience, our itinerary goes beyond the standard route. As a locally led team, we welcome you into our mountain communities and share deeper cultural insights along the way. The trail follows the Budi Gandaki River, originating from Manaslu itself, before crossing the spectacular Larke Pass (5,106 m). The trek concludes in Dharapani, connecting with the Annapurna region.

For those with additional time, the journey can be extended to include the Thorong La Pass (Annapurna Circuit Trek) and Muktinath, offering a seamless transition into the Lower Mustang trek before returning to Pokhara.