Manaslu Expedition is one of the most popular expeditions in Nepal. Mt Manaslu 8163m is the eighth highest peak in the world. Since Manaslu region was opened for the visitors in 1992, the trekking and expedition to this region has been popular since then, particularly for having incredible scenes of the unique landscapes, natural wonders of snowcapped rocky hills and awesome views of the range of mountains located in the Manaslu region.

The term Manaslu means the spirit mountain which stands to be benevolent and strong deity in the local dialect. Because of this religious belief, this region has become one of the controlled areas. You need to seek the permission in order you to have expedition in this area. The expedition to Manaslu offers an awesome views of the majestic mountains along with an opportunity to explore the blend of cultures, unique rituals and lifestyles of diverse ethnic groups.

Different Japanese teams attempted to climb Manaslu every year from 1952 to 1956 when the first summit was achieved. The Japanese continued climbing Manaslu until 1971. The Koreans were the next interested climbers. Eventually, it earned its name and fame among other mountaineers too and there has been quite a few remarkable achievements in Manaslu expedition since then.

Manaslu Expedition Outline Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu 1400m and transfer to hotel, Welcome D, Hotel

Day 02: Expedition preparation and cultural sightseeing, B, Hotel

Day 03: Drive to Arughat, BLD, Hotel

Day 04: Trek to Soti Khola, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 05: Trek to Machha Khola, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 06: Trek to Jagat, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 07: Trek to Philim, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 08: Trek to Deng, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 09: Trek to Namrung, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 10: Trek to Lho, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 11: Trek to Sama Gaon, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 12: Trek to Manaslu base camp, BLD, Camp

Day 13/35: Climbing period of Mt Manaslu, BLD, Camp

Day 36: Cleaning up base camp, BLD, Camp

Day 37: Manaslu base camp to Sama Gaon, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 38: Trek to Nyak, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 39: Trek to Jagat, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 40: Trek to Machha Khola, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 41: Trek to Soti Khola, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 42: Trek to Arughat, BLD, Hotel

Day 43: Drive back to Kathmandu, B, Hotel

Day 44: Final get together and briefing, B Farewell Dinner, Hotel

Day 45: International departure, B, Flight

**BLD denotes Breakfast Lunch Dinner**

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu 1400m and transfer to hotel, Welcome D, Hotel

Day 02: Expedition preparation and cultural sightseeing, B, Hotel

Day 03: Drive to Arughat, BLD, Hotel

Day 04: Trek to Soti Khola, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 05: Trek to Machha Khola, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 06: Trek to Jagat, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 07: Trek to Philim, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 08: Trek to Deng, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 09: Trek to Namrung, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 10: Trek to Lho, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 11: Trek to Sama Gaon, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 12: Trek to Manaslu base camp, BLD, Camp

Day 13/35: Climbing period of Mt Manaslu, BLD, Camp

Day 36: Cleaning up base camp, BLD, Camp

Day 37: Manaslu base camp to Sama Gaon, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 38: Trek to Nyak, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 39: Trek to Jagat, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 40: Trek to Machha Khola, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 41: Trek to Soti Khola, BLD, Teahouse lodge

Day 42: Trek to Arughat, BLD, Hotel

Day 43: Drive back to Kathmandu, B, Hotel

Day 44: Final get together and briefing, B Farewell Dinner, Hotel

Day 45: International departure, B, Flight

Cost Include

• Pick up and drop from/to airport and other ground transfers
• Hotels in Kathmandu on CP meal plan
• Teahouse lodges during trek with full, hygienic meals
• Camping accommodation in base camp and during climbing days
• Healthy expedition diets while on Manaslu camps
• Group climbing equipment
• Experienced and licensed climbing guide and Sherpas
• Professional guide, liaison officer, the porters and their expenses plus insurance
• Expedition cooks and supporting crews with insurance
• All camping and kitchen equipment including base camp tents, dining tent with table and chair, kitchen tent and toilet tent
• 2 bottles of 3 ltr Oxygen for member and 1 bottle for climbing Sherpa with TopOut mask and regulator (extra oxygen use USD 600 per bottle)
• Solar panels for charging computer and other appliances at Base Camp
• Communication /  satellite phone
• Garbage management
• Company t-shirt and route maps
• Duffel bag, sleeping bags, down jacket (if needed, to be returned after expedition)
• Welcome and farewell dinner in typical Nepali restaurant
• Expedition permit fees and other necessary fees
• First-aid medical kits
• All government taxes and VAT 

Cost Exclude

• Nepalese visa fee and international airfare
• Personal expenses
• Extra accommodation and meals behind schedule
• Travel and emergency rescue insurance
• Personal climbing gears and equipment
• Tips to guide and porters