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Manaslu region was one of the regions that suffered some major destruction during the earthquake that hit Nepal in 2015. Some bridges, teahouses, and routes were destroyed. However, much of the teahouses and bridges have been restored. New bridges have been installed. All the routes have been cleared and restored. It is safe to do the Manaslu trek after the earthquake. Throughout the trekking route, you shall also find new teahouses being built. To make the trek more comfortable, guides have been taking trekkers via alternative ways. Let us assure you that you don’t have to worry about the damage done by the earthquake.
The Manaslu trek is one of the remote treks of Nepal that takes you through the traditional villages inhabited by ethnic minorities, passing through the dense forest full of rhododendrons, crossing several rivers and streams via suspension bridges, and through narrow passes, and pathways. Some of the regions in Manaslu region are restricted which requires you to have special permits to do the trek.
You are required to trek in a group of at least two members and must be accompanied by either a porter guide or a professional guide. You are also required to take the Restricted Area Permit (RAP), Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), and Manaslu Conservation Area Project (MCAP). However, if you do want to explore the Tsum Valley, you are required to have a special permit.
March to May and mid-September to mid-December are the best months to do this trek. October is the busiest month in the year that attracts the maximum number of trekkers, even if it is low in comparison to other classic treks in Nepal. Nepal Himalayas Trekking is a leading trekking and tour agency in Nepal that has the best record of successful trekking history. For more accurate information about the Manaslu trek after the earthquake, do contact us.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek is a mesmerizing journey through the remote and unspoiled regions of Nepal, circling the world’s eighth-highest peak, Mount Manaslu (8,163m). This off-the-beaten-path trek offers stunning mountain views, diverse landscapes, and an immersion into Tibetan-influenced culture. The 14-day itinerary provides the perfect balance of acclimatization, adventure, and cultural exploration.
✅ Less Crowded – Unlike the Everest or Annapurna regions, Manaslu remains a hidden gem.
✅ Diverse Landscapes – From lush green valleys to high-altitude passes, the trek offers stunning contrasts.
✅ Cultural Immersion – Explore ancient Buddhist monasteries, Tibetan villages, and local traditions.
✅ Challenging Yet Rewarding – Cross the Larkya La Pass (5,160m), the trek’s highest point, for breathtaking panoramic views.
Upon arrival in Kathmandu, explore the vibrant city, check your gear, and attend a briefing with your trekking guide.
A scenic drive through winding mountain roads takes you to Machha Khola, the starting point of your trek.
Hike through lush forests, crossing suspension bridges and small villages before reaching Jagat, a beautiful stone-paved settlement.
Enter the Manaslu Conservation Area, passing through terraced fields and waterfalls before reaching Deng, a small Tibetan-influenced village.
A scenic trek through pine forests and traditional Buddhist villages like Ghap, leading to Namrung, offering the first glimpse of Manaslu.
Trek through Lihi and Sho, villages adorned with mani walls and chortens, before reaching Lho, where you'll witness stunning views of Manaslu.
A short trek to Samagaon, the largest village on the trail, where you can visit the Ribung Monastery and acclimate.
Explore the Manaslu Base Camp (4,400m) or take a shorter hike to Pungyen Gompa, offering majestic views of Manaslu Glacier.
A gradual ascent leads to Samdo, the last village before Larkya La Pass, with striking views of Himalchuli and Ngadi Chuli.
A challenging but rewarding trek to Dharamsala, the final stop before crossing Larkya La Pass.
The toughest yet most rewarding day of the trek! Conquer Larkya La Pass, with jaw-dropping views of Annapurna II, Himlung, and Kang Guru, before descending to Bimtang.
Descend through rhododendron forests and charming villages before reaching Dharapani, where the Manaslu trail meets the Annapurna Circuit.
A scenic drive back to Kathmandu, marking the end of an incredible trek.
Explore Kathmandu’s heritage sites or relax before catching your flight home.
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