# Round Manaslu Trek > Mt.Manaslu is the eighth highest mountain in the world at 8,163 meters( 26, 781 ft ) above sea level. It is located in the Gorkha district of Gandaki Province, near the border of Nepal and Tibetan, part of Mandiri Himal Range. Manaslu mountain is also known as “kutang” meaning “ Mountain of Spirit”. The lowest point of Manaslu region is Arughat and highest point is Mt. Manaslu. Round Manaslu Trek connect you with nature. - Price: 1160 USD - Duration: 16 - Max Altitude: 5200 - Accommodation: Lodge to Lodge Trekking we organise camping Trekking too - Difficulty: moderate - Tour Type: small-group-tour - Guide Type: fully-guided-tour - Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner , Tae , Coffee - Season: September , October , November , March , April May - Transportation: Private vehicle, Tourist bus or flight - Min Age: 14 - Max Age: 70 - Min Group: 1 - Max Group: 2 - Destination: Nepal - Region: Manaslu Region - All-inclusive: yes - Published: 2025-07-09 ## Overview ## Manaslu trek info People who want to experience a peaceful life far from the crowded city area, Manaslu trek is the best option for them. This trek will offer truly enriching a beautiful experience in your life. You can witness the beautiful view through your naked eyes. The simplicity, hospitality and raw natural behaviour of the local people of Nepal will make feel like a home. Manaslu trek journey feels like a dream, leading you through unreal natural beauty. Round Manaslu Trek, also known as Manaslu Circuit trek, is a hidden gem in Nepal’s central region. ## Background of Manaslu Trek Manaslu Trek is one of the most famous treks of Nepal, officially opened for foreigners from 1991. It has been a year since Manaslu Trek began, that's why this place has been developed focusing for national to international trekkers. Manaslu trek starts from Arughat and finishes at Besi Sahar, typically takes 13 to 16days to complete. Manaslu trek covers around 180km to 200km depending upon the route taken by trekkers. You can start every morning with the view of the sun's gentle kiss upon the Himalayas, watching the Himalayas blush and change its color into the shade of golden. You can visit this place and let this peaceful beauty become an unforgettable memorial part of your life. Mt.Manaslu is the eighth highest mountain in the world at 8,163 meters( 26, 781 ft ) above sea level. It is located in the Gorkha district of Gandaki Province, near the border of Nepal and Tibetan, part of Mandiri Himal Range. Manaslu mountain is also known as “kutang” meaning “ Mountain of Spirit”. The lowest point of Manaslu region is Arughat and highest point is Mt. Manaslu. You can see various other mountain peaks other than Mt. Manaslu during trekking include Himalchuli (7893m), Shringi (7187m), Ngadi Chuli (7871m), Saula (6235m), Langpo (6668m) and so on. Larke Pass is the highest point of the Manaslu Circuit which is 5,160 meters (16,930ft) above sea level. From Larke Pass, you can see the views of Manaslu (8,163m), Himlung Himal (7,126m), Cheo Himal (6,820m), and Annapurna II (7,937m). Manaslu Conservation Area Project (MCAP) established in 1997 with an area covered by 1,663 sq km is managed by National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC). This project aims to protect natural resources, preserve cultural heritage and promote sustainable tourism.Climate of Manaslu Region The Manaslu region offers a climatic diversity and breathtaking natural beauty, making it the best place to do trekking. Rising from lush river valleys to icy Himalayan summits, the region’s climate changes dramatically with altitude, creating varied landscapes and travel experiences within a single journey. In Manaslu region, the permanent snow line begins above 5,000 metres, where places remain snow-covered throughout the year therefore trekkers can enjoy the snow anytime at any season. These high-altitude zones are filled with beautiful Himalayas covered with snow and ice fields, attracting many trekkers. Trekkers can explore the world from high altitude. The climatic zones of Manaslu region is divided into several distinct climatic zones and here trekkers can experience different climates. In the subtropical zone, the average summer temperature is in the range of 31-34 C and the average winter temperature is in the range of 8-13 C. Likewise, in the temperate climatic zone, the summer temperature is 22-25 C and winter temperature is -2-6 C. In the subalpine zone, regular snowfall happens from December to May throughout the year. The temperature range of this zone is 6-10 C. The temperature of the Arctic zone is below freezing so, this zone falls within the permanent snow line. The Arctic zone is full of snow and ice. This wide range of climatic diversity makes the Manaslu region ideal for trekking and mountaineering. ## Flora and Fauna of Manaslu Trek In the Manaslu region, you can witness a variety of wildflowers that freely bloom through your naked eyes especially around the spring and summer season. Nepal’s national flower is rhododendrons which you can see in more than 30 varieties here. Trees like Schima, Castanopsis, Oak, Pine, Plants like Bamboo, Wild banana, Orchids, flowers like Himalayan blue poppies, Primulas, Androsace, Geranium, Primroses, Dubyaea are found here. Manaslu is a place gifted with medicinal plants like Yarsagumba, Jatamansi, Timur, Kutki, Sunapari and so on. Yarsagumba is a rare fungus used as a traditional medicine for boosting immunity and fighting fatigue. **Fauna of Manaslu Trek** Manaslu region is famous for wild animals that makes trekking more of an adventure. This place is home for animals. A mountain goat called the Himalayan tahr is the most popular animal in this region having thick, reddish-brown hair and curved horns on its head. The snow leopard is a rare animal, you can find here. Many others animals can be seen including red pandas, lynx, Asian black bear, grey wolf, dhole, Assam macaque, Himalayan musk deer, Blue sheep, Himalayan tahr, Mainland serow, Himalayan goral, Woolly hare, Horseshoe bat, Himalayan mouse-hare and Black-lipped pika. Trekker can also witness the over 110 species of birds in this region, including golden eagle, eurasian griffon, himalayan griffon, blood, impeyan, kalij and koklass pheasants, himalayan and tibetan snow cocks, and crimson horned pheasant. ## Cultural Experience Manaslu Trek is more than trekking. Manaslu region is home for various ethnic groups including the gurungs, tamangs, tibetans and so on. Different ethnic groups have their own culture and tradition. Some of the main ethnic groups of this region are : **Nubri** The Nubri people of the northern part of the Manaslu region are closely connected to the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. They are believed to be of Tibetan origin. They have their own language, religion and customs. **Tsum** Tsum people of southern part of the Manaslu region also are of Tibetan origin, closely tied to the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. They also have their own language i.e unique dialect of the Tibetan language. **Gurung** The Gurung ethnic group is known as the largest ethnic group in the Manaslu region. They lived in the lower hill of the region. They speak their own gurung language. **Bhutia** Bhutia ethnic groups live in higher altitudes of the Manaslu region. They follow Buddhist culture. They do worship of the nature as they believe in the spiritual of nature like mountains, rivers, and other. Tibetan Tibetan people follow Buddhism. They have their own culture and tradition. They spoke the Tibetan language. ## Other ethnic groups Other ethnic groups also live here such as magar, tamang, chettri and many others. Each ethnic group has their own language, tradition, culture. While staying in a local teahouse and lodge, trekkers can experience the daily lifestyle of the local ethnic group. Trekkers can try the new local food. Trekkers can feel the warm hospitality and can see the innocence of their face. You can enjoy the festival of lhosar which is Tibetan New Year. Mani Rimdu is a 19days festival of Buddhists, celebrated in the Everest region of Nepal to mark the founding of Buddhism in the early 1900s. It is a popular Buddhist masked dance festival. **Famous Monasteries** Manaslu trek is famous for monasteries. Ribung Gompa is the oldest Buddhist monastery located in Samagaon. Mu Gompa is the largest and highest gompa. You can witness other monasteries include Pungyen Gompa, Rachen Gompa, Nuri monastery, Kal Chhokang Gompa, Naksa Chhyoling Gompa, Gonhgye Gompa, Dhiren Gompa, Hinang Gompa, Namla Gompa and others. Some rules that you have to rules while visiting monasteries as a respect towards the culture are: Always walk clockwise around walls and stupas wear formal and simple dress Remove shoes before entering monasteries Don’t touch prayer flags or monks without permission Avoid loud speaking Cultural dress and ornament Every ethnic group has their own cultural dress and ornament worn by them as their pride. You can experience new things in your life by trying the cultural dress and ornament that will create beautiful memories in your life. Tamang ethnic group Traditional dresses worn by tamang women are Gung i.e blouse, Shyade i.e skirts, Pangden i.e striped aprons and the ornament worn by women are pyakchi, gyesups and so on. Similarly traditional dresses worn by men are thick woolen Bakhhu, Labede Suruwal and Bhoto. ## Gurung ethnic group Traditional dresses worn by gurung women are Ghalek, Cholo, Lungi and the ornaments worn by them are necklace made of up silver and beads. Likewise, men wear bhoto , a garment in the shape of a skirt and belt in which a khukhuri can slide. Tibetan ethnic group Tibetan ethnic group’s clothes are designed for cold climates. Chuba is worn by both men and women made of wool, sheep fur or silk. Traditional dresses worn by women are white blouse, pangden, a colored top layer with ornaments like silver necklace, earrings and bracelets. Similarly, traditional dresses worn by men are thick chubas accompanied by belts. Local cuisines Local people of Manaslu region are mostly engaged in farming and animal husbandry so all the food provided by them is local and natural . Trekkers can taste the real local natural food here. Local cuisine of Manaslu region is heavily influenced by Tibetan cultures, which mainly focus on high-energy foods suitable for cold climates. Here you can taste the local food of many ethnic groups. Dhal-Bhat is a common food here. There is a popular maxim “Dhal Bhat Power 24hours”. You can also eat dhal-bhat as your dinner or lunch. Dhal-bhat will keep your stomach full and body energetic. You can try the local alcohol which is called “Tungba” and “ Raksi”, this will keep your body warm and it is beneficial for your health and body if you have it in limit. Tibetan butter tea is a famous beverage in this region. This tea is made up of yak butter, salt and tea leaves. Butter tea keeps your body warm at high altitude. You can try other various local foods here like Dhido, Gundruk, Thukpa, Tibetan Bread, Mo:mo and many other foods. Drinking Water Drinkable drinking water is available at teahouses for USD 1-4 per liter, depending on altitude. You have to pay extra for hot water. I personally request you to avoid plastic water bottles to keep the environment clean. You can carry a non-plastic water bottle and can refill the bottle from tap or river. ## Highlights - Mt. Manaslu is the eighth highest mountain in the world at 8,163 meters( 26, 781 ft ) above sea level. - Including Mt. Manaslu you can enjoy the view of other mountains such as Himalchuli, Ngadi, Shringi, Saula, Langpo and others. - Larke Pass is the highest point of the Manaslu Circuit from where you can see the view of Annapurna II. - Ancient monasteries like Ribung Gompa, Namla Gompa, Dhiren Gompa, Gonhgye Gompa, Hinang Gompa, Nuri Monastery, Kal Chhokang Gompa, Pungyen Gompa, Mu Gompa, Rachen Gompa and so on. - Rich in Tibetan culture. - Shyala and Samdo are the villages where mountains meet. - Photography spots are Birendra lake, Larkya La Pass, Pungyen Gompa, Mani Walls near Lho, Manaslu Base Camp, Samdo VIllage , Budhi Gandaki River, Bimthang Meadows. - Experience the culture, tradition and daily lifestyle of different ethnic groups like gurung, tamang, magar, tibetan and others. - A breathtaking view can help to relieve your tiredness. ## Price includes ### Includes - Airport pickup and drop and all ground transportation during trips. - Booking a hotel in Kathmandu in a twin sharing bed with morning basic breakfast. - Kathmandu sightseeing with city tour guide - Accommodation in lodge and full board meals during trekking. - Government trained guide and necessary number of porters with their insurance, salary and meals. - All fees for TIMS and Trekking Permit - Domestic Flight according to Itinerary - Sleeping bag, Down jacket & necessary equipment's during the trek - One cultural show and dinner program ### Excludes - International Flight ticket & your personal expenses like shopping. - Major meals in cities cold & alcoholic drinks - Extra shower, battery re-charge, laundry charge etc. - Tips to guide and porter and your insurance ## Itinerary ### Arrival in Kathmandu Airport (1345m/4428ft) After you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, our company’s employees will be there to pick you up on time then drop you at your respective hotel. You can rest there and take a shower after a long flight. You can take a walk and try local street food there. If you want to buy any necessary things for your trekking, I can suggest a local shop with genuine products. We will collect your passport copies and travel insurance as company policy and later hand over to the guides. **About Kathmandu ** Kathmandu is the capital city of Nepal. There are various heritage places that you can visit including Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Boudhanath Stupa  and others. ### Drive from Kathamdu to Soti Khola via Arughat (640m/2099ft)– 8 hrs **Distance: 126km to 145** **Duration: 7-9 hours** ** Elevation: 730 meters/2,395ft** After you have your morning breakfast, we will head to the Arughat that will take around 8hrs of driving. Your long ride starts on the Prithivi Highway and then crosses the Trisuli river. After you reach the Trisuli river , we will head to Soti Khola via Arughat.** **Arughat is famous for Budhi Gandaki river, along with other natural beauty**. ** **About Soti Khola** Soti khola is a small village in Nepal, rich in culture and famous for trekking. It is renowned as a starting point of Manaslu trekking. It offers the views of surrounding himalayas like Mount Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Himalchuli and Lamjung Himal. On the way to Machha Khola near the village of Lapibesi, you can enjoy the view of the waterfall. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Trek from Soti Khola to Macha Khola (900 meters) ** Distance: 12km to 14km** ** Duration: 5-7hours** **  Elevation:900meters** Your trek starts from Soti Khola by crossing the bridge over Soti Khola. While crossing the bridge, you can enjoy the stunning waterfalls and dense forest. After you reach Budhi Gandaki River, you have to head towards the Naulikhola then after continuing trekking you will arrive at the Macha Khola. **About Macha Khola** Macha khola is a village located in the Gorkha District of Nepal at the Altitude of approximately 869 to 930 meters. Macha khola means fish river so this place is famous for that. This place is also famous for its “Hot spring”. You can try the natural hot spring which is beneficial for your body and mind. Interaction with the village local people will make you feel like a home. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Trek from Machha Khola (900m/2952ft)- 5/6 hrs to Jagat **Distance: 22km** **Duration: 6-8 hours** ** Elevation: Macha Khola (approx.900 m) - Jagat (approx.1,340 m)** Taking a walk for 1hour, you will cross the Macha Khola bridge then reach Khor la Besni. Then following the River Budi Gandaki, you will reach the Hot Spring. After crossing the Hot spring, we will head to Dovan. Within an hour we will reach Dovan where we will have lunch. After having lunch, we will head toward the Yaru Phat crossing the big landslides of the Dovan and Thulo Thunga. Continuously following the Budi Gandaki River, you will cross the bridge to reach the Hillock from where you can see the Jagat Village. It will take you around 1hrs to reach there. **About Jagat** Jagat is a village made up of stone-walled houses situated in the Gorkha District of Nepal. This village is famous for traditional architecture, terraced and green environment. Jagat village is culturally rich where you can learn the culture of tibetan ethnic group, gurung ethnic group, sherpa ethnic group, tamang ethnic group and other’s ethnic groups too. The hill around the Jagat is covered with rhododendron, greenery and pine trees. Trekkers can see the Langju Himal from here. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Trek from Jagat (1,300 meters) to Deng (1.800 meters) **Distance: 15-21km** **Duration: 6-7 hours** ** Elevation: Jagat ( approx.1,300m) to  Deng ( approx. 1800m)** After you arrive in Jagat, all our special permits will be checked and all your data will be entered too from here till the Lark la pass under the policy of Manaslu Trek. Here you can see many bridges that you have to cross that head to Salleri. After trekking for a while you will reach another village called Ghatte Khola. Then we have a very long suspension bridge to cross the Budi Gandaki River and after you cross the bridge you will reach the Philim village, a village on the opposite side of Ghattee Khola. From Philim village , we will head to Ekle Bhatti also known as Chisapani. At Ekle Bhatti, we will have our lunch and then after we will continue our journey to Deng. After that we will head toward Pewa Village from Ekle Bhatti, enjoying the big waterfall on the way. From this point, the path heads upward with a stone staircase that leads to Deng village. You will spend a night here. **About Deng** Deng village is such a village that is famous for Deng bamboo forests which offers the trekkers a variety of flora like Bamboo Groves, Rhododendron, Pine forests and Fauna like Langur monkeys. Deng village offers trekkers the amazing view of Langtang Lirung.  Trekkers can see plenty of mani walls, prayer flags and Buddhist chortens that reflect Tibetan culture. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Trek from Deng Village ( approx.800m) to Namrung ( approx. 1,860m) **Distance: 19-20km** **Duration: 7-9 hours** **Elevation:  Deng village ( approx.800m) - Namrung ( approx. 1,860m)** On day 6 we will move down to the bank of the river in Zig-zag patterns, enjoying Sichuan paper trees. Then walking a couple of hours and crossing the suspension bridge, you will reach Bhi. After reaching Bhi, you have to move toward Pork Villages. During our journey toward Namrung, we have to cross many rivers and as our destination is at higher altitude we have to climb hills with stone staircases in zig-zag patterns. The closer we get to Namrung, we can see many pine and wall nuts trees. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Namrung (2630m/8628ft) Before starting the journey to Namrung Lho Village, trekkers must register their permits at the police check post and then start the trek. Day 7 trek is easy and beautiful compared to other days. You can witness the yak and other animals on the way. After you reach Lhi village, you have to head down to the Hinang Khola. On the way to Hinang Khola, you can visit the monastery and continue your journey through the pine forests. After walking for 1 hour, you will arrive at Shyo Village. You can enjoy the view of the mountain with the river. Following the path of the river, you will reach Lho Village, the home to many ethnic groups. There are also monks’ schools. **About Namrung Lho village** Namrung Lho village is located in Gorkha district. It is a famous village that offers trekkers the close up view of Mount Manaslu including Ganesh Himal and Himalchuli. Trekkers can enjoy the view of mountains covered with snow and view of hills covered with rhododendrons.  Ribung Monastery is a small buddhist monastery located near Namrung Lho village. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Trek from Lho village ( approx. 3,180m) to Samagaun ( approx. 3,530m) ** Distance: approx. 17 km** **  Duration: 5-6hours** **  Elevation: Lho village ( approx. 3,180m) to Samagaun ( approx. 3,530m)** The most exciting part of today's trek is that you can see the first glance of Mt Manaslu from Lho. Mt Manaslu is 8,163 Meters far from Lho north of the Lho village. We will start our journey to Samagaun after having morning breakfast and taking some rest. Walking through the pine and oak forests we will reach Shyala Village. This village is located at an altitude of 3500meters offering views of Mt Manaslu 8,163 meters, Nadi Chuli 7871 meters, Himal Chuli 7893 meters and many other peaks. After Syala Gaun, we will continue our journey to Samagaun through Numla Khola. Trekkers have to spend the night at Samagaun village. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Samagaun ( 3530m): The largest village on trail On the 9th day, we will explore Samagaun. On this day you will have some rest to adjust your body to the altitude. A stunning view around the Samagaun will help you to relax your body. Today we will only do a short hike. Birendra Lake and Manaslu Base Camp are the best options for a short hike for today. **Birendra Lake** Birendra lake(3691m) is located in Manaslu Glacier in Gorkha District of northern-central Nepal at an elevation of 4500m, named after the late king Birendra of Nepal. You can reach Birendra Lake within a 1 hour walk from Samagaun. It has spectacular blue lakes that reflect the mountain peaks of the surrounding area. Trekkers can sit by the lake and can do meditation to relax their mind and body. **Manaslu Base Camp** Manaslu Base Camp(4800m) is a side trip from Samagaun. It will take you around 4-5hours of walking from Samagaun to reach there. You have to pass by Birendra lake to reach Manaslu Base Camp. I suggest you bring enough water and lunch as it could take a whole day. **About Samagaun** Samagaun is a small village of Manaslu region, situated at an elevation of about 3,530 meters. This village is larger and develops having more facilities of guesthouse, tea house and lodges. Smagaun is renowned for its stunning breathtaking natural beauty that attracts many tourists throughout the year. Trekkers can witness the view of Mount Manaslu, Himalchuli and Naile Peak mountain from here. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Trek from Samagaun to Samdo(3,875m) ** Distance: 8km to 9km** **  Duration: 3 to 4 hours** **  Elevation: Samagaun ( approx.3,500 m) to Samdo ( approx.3,860m)** Trek from Samagaun to Samdo is easy due to the flat way to the river located on the North of Samagaun and there is not that much accent to climb up. The trails are filled with stones to protect the trails from being muddy from the continuous yak movements. After you cross the river located to the North of Samagaun, you will see the longest Mani walls and you can see Mt Manaslu on your back. You have to keep walking through the bank of the Budi Gandaki River.  You can also see the mountain mouse, known as Marmut, on the way to Samagaun. After you cross the Budi Gandagi River, you have to climb the hills to reach the Samdo Village through the stone-paved staircases. Samdo is the last village before Larke pass, also known as a traditional Tibetan village. You have to stay at night here. **About Samdo village** Samdo village is an isolated village which is quiet and less crowded and rich in natural beauty and culture. This village is a hidden gem of Himalayas as you can see the Himalchuli, Ngadi Chuli along with Mount Manaslu. Trekkers can hear the birds singing to relax their mind. Trekkers can witness the yak. During the winter season, Samdo village is covered with white snow. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Trek from Samdo to Dharmasala ( 4,460 meters) ** Distance: 6km to 7km** ** Duration: 3 to 5  hours** **  Elevation: Samdo ( approx. 3,875 m) to Dharmasala ( approx. 4,460m)** On the day of 11, we will walk for an hour to the Budhi Gandaki river. After crossing two wooden bridges and witnessing the Larkya Glacier, we will head towards the Dharamsala. Dharamsala, also known as Larke Phedi, is the last stop before Larke Pass. Teahouses in the Dharmasala area are crowded during peak season, so I suggest you do pre-booking for a room and carry a sleeping bag to stay the night there. **About Dharmasala** Dharmasala is also known as Larke Phedi, located at the high altitude around 4,460 meters on the Manaslu circuit trek. The amazing thing about this place is that snowfall is possible during spring and autumn season. You can witness the Himalayan blue sheep or alpine birds through your naked eyes. This place is less developed and there are no monasteries and villages however because of its natural beauty and hilly landscape it is famous. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Dharamshala to Bhimthang ( 3,720 meters) **Distance: 16 to 24 km** **Duration: 8 to 12 hours** **Elevation: Dharamshala (approx. 4,460 m) to Bhimthang (approx.  3,590m) ** Today we will start our walk from Dharamshala slowly uphill towards Larke La Pass. It takes around 4hours to reach the top. During the walk you can enjoy the views of Cho Danda and Larkya Peak. From the top of Larke La Pass, trekkers can enjoy the view of Mt Manaslu (8,163 m) including other various mountains like Himlung (7,126 m),  Annapurna ( 8,091 m), Kang Guru ( 6,981 m), Ganesh Himal ( 7,422 m), Cheo Himal ( 6,820 m), Annapurna ii ( 7,937 m) and Gyaji Kung (7, 030 m). It will take you about 4 hours from the Larke La Pass to reach Bhimthang. This journey will offer you views of snow-capped mountains. **About Bhimthang** Bhimthang is a peaceful village located at the high altitude of the Manaslu region with a stunning mountain view. This village is full of many ethnic groups like tamang, gurung, tibetan, magar and sherpa. Bhimthang is surrounded by Himalayas like Manasalu, Himalchuli and Ngadi Chuli. There are stupas and mani walls. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Trek from Bhim Thang to Dharapani (1963m/6440ft)- 8 hrs ** Distance: 20km to 25km** ** Duration: 6 to 8hours** ** Elevation: Bhimthang ( approx. 3,720m) to Dharapani ( approx. 1,960m)** The journey from Bhimthang to Dharapani is beautiful and peaceful. On the way, we can enjoy the views of Mt Manaslu, Cheo Himal, Lamjung Himal, and Himlung Himal along with rhododendron forest. Then we went down to Dudh Khola and from Dudh Khola to Tilche through Goa village. Then we will continue our journey to Dharapni which will take about an hour from Tilche. We will stay overnight at Dharapani. **About Dharapani** Dharapani is a beautiful village located in the lower part of Manaslu region. This village is inhabited by diverse ethnic groups like gurung, magar and brahmin so this village is rich in culture. Trekkers can enjoy the breathtaking amazing view from this place. This village is surrounded by hills. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Trek from Dharapani to Jagat (1,340 m)- 7 hrs **Distance: 15 to 16km** **Duration: 5 to 7 hours** **Elevation: Dharapani ( approx. 560m) to Jagat ( approx. 1860m)** The trek from Dharapani to Jagat is approximately 15kilometers which will take about 4 to 5hours. On the way from Dharapani to Jagat, we can see beautiful views of the surrounding landscapes and waterfalls. After you arrive at the Jagat, you can see the house built from local stones. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in trekking lodge. ### Trek from Jagat to Besi Sahar (760m/2490ft) & Drive to Kathmandu – 5 hrs trek – 5 hrs drive **  Distance: 30km to 50km** **  Duration: 5 to 6 hours** **  Elevation: Jagat (approx. 1,300m) to Besi Sahar (approx. 760m)** The distance from Jagat to Besei Sahar is 125.9 km which will take around 3hours to reach. You can also use a taxi if you want. **About Besi Saha** Besi Sahar is administrative headquarters of the Lamjung district in Gandaki Province. It is a big town in Lamjung district with an elevation of 760m/2,493ft. Besi Sahar is a town where various festivals is celebrate which are dedicated to different ethnic groups such as gurung, magar and brahmin. Besi Sahar offers the beautiful view of mountains and hills. Meals included: Breakfast, lunch and dinner and finally an overnight stay in hotel. ### Drive from Besi Sahar to Kathmandu and Farewell/Departure ** Distance: 175 km to 196km** ** Duration: 6 to 9 hours** ** Elevation: Besi Sahar (approx. 760m) to Kathmandu (approx. 1400m)** The distance from Besi Sahar to Kathmandu is approximately 176.1km which will take around 6 to 8hours to reach the Prithvi Highway. After you guys arrive at Kathmandu after a long trekking journey, we will arrange an evening cultural dinner program as a complementary perk from Sunrise Adventure Trek specially for you guys which will help to refresh your mind and relax your body. After you complete your trek to Manaslu successfully, now it is time to depart. You can pack your things, have breakfast/lunch, take a shower or other things you need to do. Once you are done with such things, our company will drop you to the airport approximately 3 hours earlier from your scheduled flight. Or you can start your another  new adventure trip in Nepal or outside Nepal with the help of Sunrise Adventure Treks. ## Reviews Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 reviews. --- More info and booking: https://sunriseadventuretrek.com/trips/round-manaslu-trek