Manaslu
Summary: Explore the peaceful Tsum Valley and complete the Manaslu Circuit in 16 days, with traditional villages, ancient monasteries, mountain scenery and the Larkya La Pass.
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The Manaslu Circuit with Tsum Valley combines two beautiful trekking experiences into one journey. The trek first enters the remote Tsum Valley, known for its traditional villages, Buddhist monasteries and Tibetan-influenced culture. After exploring the valley, the trail joins the Manaslu Circuit and continues through forests, mountain villages and high alpine landscapes. The journey reaches Samagaon and Samdo before crossing the dramatic Larkya La Pass and descending toward Dharapani. It is a challenging trek with a great mix of culture, nature and Himalayan scenery.
Drive from Kathmandu to Machha Khola through scenic hills, rivers and rural landscapes.
Begin trekking along the Budhi Gandaki River, passing through forests, small villages and suspension bridges.
Enter the Tsum Valley and follow peaceful mountain trails through forests and hillside villages.
Continue through traditional Tsum Valley settlements with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.
Walk farther into the upper Tsum Valley, visiting traditional settlements and Buddhist sites along the way.
Spend the day exploring Mu Gompa and the surrounding high valley. Enjoy the quiet atmosphere and local Buddhist culture.
Return through the Tsum Valley toward Lokpa, enjoying the forests, villages and mountain scenery.
Walk through forests and traditional villages as the trail gradually climbs toward Namrung.
Trek through alpine landscapes with impressive views of Manaslu and surrounding peaks.
Take a rest day and explore Samagaon or enjoy a short hike around the village.
Continue toward Samdo through open high-altitude landscapes.
Walk toward Dharamsala, preparing for the next day's Larkya La crossing.
Cross the challenging Larkya La Pass and descend toward Bimthang.
Descend through beautiful forests and mountain landscapes to Dharapani.
Drive back toward Kathmandu through scenic mountain roads and river valleys.
