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Manaslu
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17 Days
Trip Grade
Strenuous
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Best Time
Spring and Autumn
Are you an avid trekker seeking a unique and captivating adventure that takes you off the beaten path? Look no further than the Manaslu Circuit Tibet View Trek, a 17-day trek that promises breathtaking vistas, cultural encounters, and a sense of accomplishment like no other. This lesser-known trek offers an unforgettable experience through the stunning landscapes of the Manaslu region, combining natural beauty with an immersion into local culture. Lace up your hiking boots with Hiking bees and join us on this remarkable Himalayan trek package.
Situated in Nepal's Gorkha district, the Manaslu region is renowned for its unspoiled beauty and unique cultural tapestry. The trek takes you around Mount Manaslu, the eighth-highest mountain globally, offering awe-inspiring views of snow-clad peaks, lush valleys, and pristine glaciers. With a touch of Tibetan tradition, the Manaslu Tibet View Trekking journey leads you to some of the most remote settlements, breathtaking mountain ranges, stunning waterfalls, and captivating monasteries.
Tibet View Trek is a harmonious blend of the Manaslu Circuit and enchanting Tibetan influences. This trekking route is very challenging yet one of the best treks in Nepal. This journey not only leads you along the remarkable Manaslu Circuit route but also brings you in proximity to the Tibetan border. If you have the luxury of additional days for exploration, this trek stands as the quintessential choice for immersing yourself deeper into the beauty of Manaslu and its surrounding wonders.
The overall circuit is located within the Manaslu region's conservation zone, which so far has preserved nature, wildlife, and habitat.
The native tribes have learned to live in harmony with ecology and all of its aspects.
The Manaslu Circuit Tibet View Trek takes you to untouched regions of Nepal with a touch of Tibetian region along with breathtaking sceneries. This trek route delivers all that Nepal has to offer. Here are several reasons for trekking to the Manaslu Circuit with the Tibet Border:
Trekking through isolated settlements, mountain passes, and stunning waterfalls will give you a wonderful taste of rural living in the high area. These areas are in their native shape and have not been as much urbanized.
When heading for a hike in Nepal, one needs to be mindful of the season they decide to go. And what exactly time of year is ideal for Manaslu Tibet View Trekking? Hiking Bees advises you to reserve this trekking journey for the fall and spring seasons.
Through splitting these seasons further, spring lasts from March to May. These are pleasant hiking months because of the milder weather. During this season, the flowers are in full bloom, and the pathway is lined with petals and leaves.
Spring, which lasts from September to November, is the second-optimal season. These months are characterized by vibrant clouds and a refreshing atmosphere.
The Manaslu Circuit Tibet View Trek is a demanding as well as exciting walk based on the trekking trails and feedback from hikers. Experienced trekkers may complete this trek comfortably, but newcomers may encounter some challenges. As this is a high-altitude trek with unpaved roads, some people can have difficulties in breathing and walking.
However, there is always a workaround. Beginners may get ready for this hike by adding these practices to their daily routine: Walks at dusk and at dawn, Meditation, and Yoga, Nutritional diets, Jogging, Going to Gym, and so on.
You should plan your trip with warm clothes and comfortable boots for a pleasant hike along with raincoats or umbrellas as the weather of the Himalayan regions is mostly drizzly. When in the journey, we are here to ease your hike with the availability of guides, who will give you directions and porters, who will carry your luggage and oxygen cylinders.
So, if you are an enthusiast and an adventure-loving person, now is the chance to explore the mountains with Hiking Bees.
Manaslu Circuit Trek with Tibet Border Trek is a challenging trek, you should have a good level of physical fitness and stamina. You should start preparing for the trek at least 2-3 months before the trek. Some of the suggested preparations include:
Equip yourself with the essential gear and equipment tailored to your Manaslu Tibet View Trek. From sturdy hiking boots that provide comfort and support to weather-appropriate clothing that adapts to changing conditions, packing smartly will make your journey enjoyable. Our expert tips will help you strike the perfect balance between comfort and functionality.
Trekking in Tibet demands physical and mental preparedness. Our specialized training regimen focuses on cardiovascular exercises and strength training, ensuring you're ready for the challenges ahead. We also provide mindfulness techniques to keep your spirits high and your mind focused amidst the awe-inspiring landscapes.
Tibet's high altitudes require careful acclimatization to prevent altitude sickness. Our guide offers step-by-step strategies to gradually adjust to higher elevations, allowing you to fully savor every moment of your trek without health concerns. Learn how to recognize symptoms and take preventive measures to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey.
Maintain your energy levels with proper nutrition and hydration strategies. Our dietary recommendations will keep you fueled for each day's adventure while staying hydrated at high altitudes becomes a top priority. Discover the best snacks and meals to keep you energized, allowing you to fully embrace the wonders of Tibet.
Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Tibet by familiarizing yourself with local customs and traditions. Our guide will provide insights into respectful behavior, enabling you to interact meaningfully with local communities and create authentic connections.
Hiking Bees is a professional Nepalese trekking company with a team of well-experienced guides, who efficiently run a variety of treks and vacations. Locals from the region where you will be hiking serve as our guides and carriers. They are knowledgeable in hike routes and schedules and have received extensive training.
Manaslu Tibet View Trek is unquestionably a fantastic, ideal location for trekkers. For individuals with a specified timeframe, this 17-day journey would be perfect. We also suggest the 23-day Manaslu Trek with Tsum Valley trek if you're searching for a longer, more demanding alternative with additional tourist routes in the Kathmandu hills.
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Day 2 : Drive to Machha Khola (900 meters/2952 feet)
Prepare yourself for a lengthy drive ahead. Following breakfast at the accommodation, you'll be driven to Machha Khola. Up to Dhading Besi, the journey is pleasant over a blacktopped concrete road. However, after Dhading Besi, the journey becomes challenging with bumpy roads. Still, the journey will provide some iconic panoramas of Nepal's remote villages and nature. Then, we'll be spending the evening at a guesthouse in Machha Khola.
Day 3 : Hike to Jagat (1340meters/4395 feet)
The Manaslu area of Nepal is where we begin our hiking experience after breakfast. After crossing the Maccha Khola, we steadily climb to the little town of Khorla Besi and continue on to the Tatopani. Following Tatopani, we proceed through a wooded region till Doban, where we then climb a flight of stone-paved stairs to reach Thado Bharyang. Our next step is to cross the Budhi Gandaki's west shore and mount a hill. Eventually, we arrive in the settlement of Jagat after taking a lovely route that runs by the river. We then spend that night at a homestay in Jagat.
Day 4 : Hike to Deng (2095 meters/6871 feet)
After leaving Jagat, we hike a smooth trail until we reach a substantial bridge all across the Budhi Gandaki River. We proceed over the bridge and continue on to visit the Gurung settlement of Philim, which is dominated by Buddhists. From Philim, we travel through thick rhododendron and pine woods to Deng, where we will spend the night in a hotel or guesthouse.
Day 5 : Hike to Namrung (2900 meters/9512 feet)
We pass the Budhi Gandaki River and proceed past the village of Deng and its farms. In order to reach Rana and proceed westward into the Budhi Gandaki valley, we climb up to a picturesque route. On our way to Ghap, we travel through woods and mani rocks. Following that, we make our way to Prok village while soaking in some amazing sights of Singri Himal. We now travel along a track that runs beside the river, crossing it often as we pass through the woodland and gompas. To reach Namrung, we must eventually ascend a challenging hill. And we finally spend that evening at a Namrung lodging.
Day 6 : Hike to Shyala (3,500 m)
We have a brekfast at Namrung and start our trek to Shyala via Lhi, Sho, and Lho Village. while admiring the mountains' magnificence. We hike a steep trail through a jungle to reach Lihi. The flora will begin to alter and become more alpine as you get through Namrung. The area before Namrung is densely populated by Tibetans. Captivating chortens and barley-filled fields are visible in Lihi. Here, you'll catch sight of Mount Manaslu and the Lho settlement. We'll be visiting a hostel in Shyala for the night.
Day 7 : Reach Pungyen Monastery (4,100 m) and back to Shyala (3,500 m)
After an early morning breakfast, we start our hike to Pungyen Gompa also known as Ramen Kharka. we will glance at the monastery along with Nadi Manaslu glacier and Himal chuli glacier ( If lucky we may have a chance to experience avalanches as well ) for a while, and return back to the hotel at Shyala.
Day 8 : Hike from Shyala to Samagaon (3520 meters/11940 feet)
On our trek to Samagaon, we pass via the settlement of Shyla. Today's walk travels through some magnificent scenery with some undisturbed and vivid sights of Mount Manaslu. We can visit Samagon's renowned Ribung stupa. We then spend that night at a guesthouse in Samagaon.
Day 9 : Acclamatization Day at Samagaon (3520 meters/11940 feet)
We don't carry on with our journey today and stop by to sightsee the beautiful landscape of Samagaon. We are resting here to adjust to the increasing elevation as we are currently at a steep altitude and are further traveling to a higher altitude location. The Manaslu campsite and Birendra Lake are our destinations for the day. We make our way back to Samagaon at the dusk to spend the night at the same guesthouse.
Day 10 : Hike to Larke Bazzar (3690 meter/12103 feet)
We ascend to Larke Bazaar (Samdo), in the early hours after breakfast over a lonely trail. We take a route that goes to Larkya La by following the Budhi Gandaki River and crossing a bridge. We continue on and climb to Samdo, which is only 4 kilometers away from the Tibetan borderline. Here, we may observe a Tibetan refugee community and enjoy some stunning views of Simnang Himal, Ngadi Chuli, and Mount Manaslu. We spend the night in a guesthouse in Larke Bazaar.
Day 11 : Climb toward the Tibet Border and return to Larke Bazaar
After early morning breakfast, We start our hike to the Tibet border for a scenic view of Tibetian landscapes along with the Tibetian valley.
Day 12 : Hike to Dharamshala (4450 meters/14596 feet)
Today, we pass the Budhi Gandaki River and begin our trek towards Dharamshala. We have a stunning peek of the Larkya glacier on the route. When we reach our destination, we have our brunch and then trek to Larkya Phedi to get ready for the trek ahead. We stay at a guesthouse in Dharamshala and spend our night there.
Day 13 : Hike to Bhimphedi (3590 meters/11775 feet) through Larkya La Pass (5220 meters/ 17122 feet)
We will pass Larkya La today, the highest peak of our journey, making it the most awaited moment of the Manaslu Circuit Hike. Larkya La is difficult to reach, but if we make a true effort to climb the steady trail, we can make it to the summit. We may take in some beautiful panoramas of mountains including Mt. Annapurna II, Mt. Himlung, Mt. Kang Guru, and others from the summit. Following a worth-it ascent to the Larkya La, we return back to Bhimphedi for walking for almost three hours with some spectacular scenery of icefalls and mountains. Then, we'll be spending the evening at a guesthouse in Bhimphedi.
Day 14 : Hike to Tilije (2300meters/7544feet)
The route declines to the grasslands after leaving Bhimphedi and proceeds on to a bridge across the Dudh Khola River. We walk across the bridge and resume walking past farms, valleys, and trees. After that, we swiftly climb to the settlement of Gho. We carry on with the hill till we arrive in Tilije. We next stay at a guesthouse in Tilije.
Day 15 : Hike to Tal via Dharapani
After early breakfast, we begin our trek to Thonje village by descending a stone-paved route alongside a small settlement. On Dharapani, the junction of the Annapurna Circuit path, we pass through a security check. we reach tal after a few hours where we can take a glance at MarshyangdiuVallley along with the beautiful scenery of the Tal village. this day we stay overnight at the hotel in Tal.
Day 16 : Drive back to Kathmandu
We board a local vehicle (sharing jeep) from Tal to Beshi Sahar and take a local bus to Kathmandu or Pokhara. Then you'll be taken to a hotel in Kathmandu/Pokhara where you can spend your own time. Later in the evening, we will have a farewell dinner in a typical Nepali hotel with some traditional music, discuss about the trip and call it a day.
Day 17 : Departure from Kathmandu
This is the day of farewell where you accomplish the journey and leave for your home. Three hours prior to your boarding time, our staff will receive you from your hotel and drop you off at the Tribhuvan International Airport. We really enjoyed hosting you. Many thanks for having us and safe travels returning home.
What is the Manaslu Circuit with Tibet border?
The Manaslu Circuit with Tibet border is a popular trekking route in Nepal that takes you around the majestic Mount Manaslu, the eighth-highest mountain in the world. It includes a section where you can cross over to the Tibet (China) border, offering breathtaking views and cultural experiences. This trek is also commonly known as Tibet View Trek.
How long does it take to complete the Tibet view trek?
The duration of the Tibet View Trek can vary depending on your pace and itinerary. On average, it takes around 14 to 17 days to complete the trek, including rest days and side trips.
What is the best time of year to hike the Manaslu Circuit with Tibet border?
The best time to hike the Manaslu Tibet border is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These months offer stable weather, clear skies, and moderate temperatures, making it ideal for trekking.
Are permits required for the Manaslu Tibet Border View Trek?
Yes, permits are required for the Manaslu Tibet Border trek. You need to obtain the Manaslu Restricted Area Permit (RAP) and the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) to enter the region. Additionally, if you plan to cross the Tibet border, you will need additional permits and permissions.
How difficult is the Tibet View Trek?
The Manaslu Tibet View trek is considered to be a moderately challenging trek. It involves long and steep ascents and descents, as well as high altitude. Previous trekking experience and a good level of physical fitness are recommended. Acclimatization days are included in the itinerary to help adapt to the altitude.
Is it necessary to hire a guide or porter for the trek?
yes, it's mandatory to hire a guide or porter for the Manaslu Tibet View Trek, it is highly recommended. A guide can provide valuable information about the route, local culture, and ensure your safety throughout the journey. Hiring a porter can lighten your load and make the trek more enjoyable.
What are the accommodation options on the trek?
Accommodation options on the Tibet Border View Trek include teahouses, lodges, and camping. Teahouses and lodges are available at various points along the trekking route, offering basic facilities such as beds, meals, and hot showers. Camping is an option for those who prefer a more immersive outdoor experience.
Are there any health risks or altitude-related concerns on the trek?
As with any high-altitude trek, there are certain health risks and altitude-related concerns on the trek. Since you will be reaching the Tibet border at an elevation of 5,175 m, there's a high chance of altitude sickness.
Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is a common concern, so it's crucial to acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and ascend gradually. It is advisable to consult with a healthcare professional before the trek and be aware of the symptoms of AMS.
What should I pack for the Manaslu Circuit Tibet View Trek?
When packing for the Manaslu Circuit Tibet View Trek, it is recommended to bring essential items such as sturdy trekking boots, warm clothing layers, a waterproof jacket, a sleeping bag, trekking poles, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, a first aid kit, and a water purification system. It's essential to pack light but ensure you have all the necessary gear for the trek.
Are there any cultural considerations or customs to be aware of on the trek?
This Manaslu trek takes you through culturally rich regions inhabited by different ethnic groups. It is important to respect the local customs, traditions, and religious sites. Dress modestly, ask for permission before taking photographs of locals, and follow any specific guidelines provided by your guide or trekking agency.
Are there any emergency services or rescue options available on the Manaslu Tibet Border View Trek?
In case of emergencies, there are rescue options available on this trek. Trekking agencies and guides usually have evacuation plans in place and can arrange for helicopter rescue if necessary. It is crucial to have travel insurance that covers emergency evacuation and to carry the necessary contact information for assistance.
Can I combine the Manaslu Circuit Tibet View trek with other treks or activities in the region?
Yes, it is possible to combine the Manaslu Circuit Tibet View trek with other treks or activities in the region. Popular options include combining it with the Annapurna Circuit trek, exploring the Tsum Valley, or adding a visit to the stunning Manaslu Base Camp. You can consult with trekking agencies to customize your itinerary based on your preferences.
What is the highest point on the Manaslu Tibet View Trek?
The highest point on the Manaslu Circuit trek is the Larkya La Pass, which stands at an elevation of 5,106 meters (16,752 feet). This pass offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and is a highlight of the trek.
Are there any age restrictions for the Tibet View Trek?
There are no specific age restrictions for the trek. However, due to the challenging nature of the trek, it is recommended for individuals who are physically fit and capable of hiking in high-altitude conditions.
It's advisable to consult with a medical professional before undertaking the trek, especially for older individuals and those with pre-existing health conditions.
How do I get to the starting point of the Tibet View Trek?
The starting point of the Manaslu Tibet View Trek is typically reached by a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Soti Khola, which takes around 7-9 hours.
Private jeeps or buses are available for hire, and some trekking agencies also offer transportation services. Alternatively, you can take a domestic flight from Kathmandu to the town of Pokhara and then drive to the starting point.
Are there any alternative routes or side trips on the Manaslu Tibet View Trek?
Yes, there are alternative routes and side trips you can take during the Tibet View Trek. One popular side trip is the Tsum Valley, known for its unique culture and stunning landscapes. Additionally, you can explore the picturesque villages of Deng, Namrung, and Samagaun along the main trekking route.