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Manaslu Expedition

Manaslu Expedition

A 40-day Manaslu expedition with approximately 20 days set aside for climbing.

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13,890

Duration

40 Days

Per person ยท 2โ€“10 travelers

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Duration

40 Days

From group price

US$ 13,890

Per person ยท 2โ€“10 travelers

Amigo traveler rating: 4.9/5 across 548 reviews ยท Google, Tripadvisor, Amigo website

Is this trek right for you?

Technical, extreme adventures requiring training and experience.

Trekking involves altitude, weather, and trail risks. A planned itinerary, acclimatization days, and guide support cannot guarantee safety or reaching the planned destination. Conditions may require changes to the route.

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Manaslu Expedition

Trip overview

Service level
Amigo Essential
Comfort profile
Expedition Grade
Accommodation standard
Hotel/ Lodge/Tent

Route highlights

  • Attempt Manasluโ€™s northeast route with an experienced expedition team.

  • Trek through the Budhi Gandaki valley to Manaslu Base Camp.

  • Prepare for glacier travel and steep snow at extreme altitude.

  • Allow time for acclimatisation and changing weather.

The eighth-highest mountain in the world, Manaslu (8,163m), also famous as Kuang, is one of the most challenging eight-thousanders (due to the presence of deep pitches and knife-edged ridges) in the world to climb. Beautifully located in the west-central part of Nepal in the Gorkha massif, Manaslu is also a major peak in the Gorkha region of Nepal. This โ€œMountain of Spiritโ€ as per the Sanskrit word โ€˜Manasaโ€™ (the name Manaslu is derived from this word), was first climbed by the members of the Japanese Expedition: Toshio Imanishi and Gyalzen Norbu on May 9, 1956.

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The Manaslu Expedition: is a 40-day expedition, with approximately 20 days set aside for climbing. The journey from Kathmandu to Soti Khola begins with a drive. The elevation gradually rises to 4,750m in just a few days (the Manaslu base camp). The trekking route begins in the village of Soti Khola and continues through beautiful villages, terrace farms, narrow gorges, rhododendron forests, and local pastures before entering the Tibetan-influenced higher alpine country.

The base camp is located on the Manaslu Glacier's lateral moraine. Many routes lead to Manaslu; however, we will take the standard route (up the Northeast face), which was used by the Japanese expedition team in 1956. Above the base camp, three high camps will be established: C1 (5,500m), C2 (6,300m), and C3 (7,300m). The ascent from base camp is a serious high-altitude climb involving glaciers, crevasses, seracs and steep snow; conditions can change throughout the expedition. In addition, after reaching the third high camp and ascending the final pyramid slope, you must cross three separate tiered plateaus.

After passing through these plateaus, we climb the steep slope to the summit. The summit greets you with a sense of accomplishment as well as a heavenly view.

Planning your expedition with Amigo Treks and Expedition now allows you to enjoy a hassle-free expedition. The company will make all necessary arrangements, including permits, climbing documents, travel logistics: ground transportation, helicopter return from Samagaon, and porters; food (3 meals per day and 24 hours of hot and cold drinks); and accommodation (full board during the trek and climb and bed and breakfast in Kathmandu). Furthermore, we provide expedition-quality tents, dining tents, kitchen tents, toilet facilities, portable shower facilities, and tent accommodations for our staff. We provide internet access, a satellite phone, and a solar panel to charge your batteries.

Late spring and autumn are the best seasons to attempt this mountain. Bring a group and enjoy a special group discount. This standard package can be customized to your requirements. Moreover, this expedition also allows you to enjoy the beautiful landscape, culture, religion, and lifestyle of people in the west-central part of Nepal, which is a feast for your eyes. However, we also provide specialized service if you are interested in our other expedition packages like the ยญPumori Expedition, the Everest Expedition, or even the Annapurna Expedition

Manaslu Expedition Route:

At an elevation of 4800m/15,750ft, Manaslu base camp is situated on a rocky moraine that offers awe-inspiring views of the Himalayas. Amigo Treks & Expedition will establish a base camp that will serve as a home away from home during the climbing period for expedition climbers on an 8000m expedition. Within walking distance of meeting points with other groups and strategic viewing points of the Manaslu massif, we provide a personal tent, a dining tent, a common area, a shower tent, and a toilet tent. Upon arrival, the base camp will have already been set up, and hot beverages and snacks will be available. Base camp personnel and high-altitude climbing Sherpas will be present, and a traditional Puja ceremony for good luck will take place before the climbing period.

Day-by-day route outline

19Days outlined

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  1. Day 1

    Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to the hotel

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  2. Day 2

    Expedition preparation and briefing in Kathmandu

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  3. Day 3

    Drive to Soti Khola via Arughat

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  4. Day 4

    Trek to Machha Khola

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  5. Day 5

    Trek to Jagat

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  6. Day 6

    Trek to Philim

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  7. Day 7

    Trek to Ghap

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  8. Day 8

    Trek to Namrung

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  9. Day 9

    Trek to Shya

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  10. Day 10

    Trek to Samagaon

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  11. Day 11

    Acclimatisation day in Samagaon

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  12. Day 12

    Trek to Samdo

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  13. Day 13

    Acclimatisation walk towards base camp and return

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  14. Day 14

    Move to Manaslu Base Camp

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  15. Day 15

    Days 15โ€“35: Manaslu climbing and acclimatisation period

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  16. Day 36

    Clean base camp and trek back to Samagaon

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  17. Day 37

    Helicopter from Samagaon to Kathmandu

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  18. Day 38

    Days 38โ€“39: Free days in Kathmandu

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  19. Day 40

    Departure transfer

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What is included in the trip price

19items

The essentials and support items that are already built into the package.

  • Cost Include

  • Arrival and departure transfers by private car

  • Accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast (4*deluxe)

  • Welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu

  • One day guided city tour in Kathmandu valley

  • All meals (Lunch/Dinner/Breakfast) during the trek

  • Accommodation (Lodge/Guest House) while on a trek

  • Transportation to Arughat by bus (private jeep available at extra cost)

  • Helicopter from Samagaon to Kathmandu after the climb

  • Trekking Permits and TIMS permits for the trek

  • Trekking guide during the trek and climbing Sherpa while climbing

  • Required porters and yak to carry luggages and other essentials supplies

  • Special climbing permits and its procedure

  • Garbage deposit fees

  • All wages, equipments, medical and accidental Insurances for all involved staffs during the trip

  • First Aid medical kits for the Group and the staffs.

  • Satellite phone carrying by Guide for communication with company staff and available for members with the cost of US$ 4 per minute call.

  • Required fixed and dynamic rope during climbing period.

  • Gamow Bags/Oxygen

What to budget for separately

11items

Items travelers usually pay for separately, depending on style, spending habits, and optional upgrades.

  • Excludes

  • Nepal arrival visa fees

  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu

  • Monument entrance fees while on Kathmandu tour only

  • All snacks, energy drinks, mineral water, cigarettes, packed food

  • Personal nature items, Laundry Expenses, Tips

  • Expenses incurred towards usage of landlines, mobiles, walkie-talkies or satellite phone And Internet expenses

  • Clothing, Packing Items or Bags, Personal Medical Kit, Camera/Video Fees or Trekking Gears

  • Rescue, Repatriation, Medicines, Medical Tests and Hospitalization expenses

  • Medical Insurance and emergency rescue evacuation if required.

  • Personal climbing gears

Group rates by party size

Per-person rates adjust automatically with your party size. Member discounts apply where available.

2-10 travelers

US$ 13,890

per person

Questions travelers usually ask before booking

These route questions cover Nepal, expedition in nepal planning, and the logistics travelers usually want clarified before they commit.

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Manaslu is an 8,163 m expedition for experienced high-altitude mountaineers. You should be comfortable with glacier travel, crevasses, fixed ropes and steep snow. Tell us about your previous climbs so we can discuss your suitability.

Our Manaslu expedition is generally planned for late spring or autumn. Weather, snow and the teamโ€™s acclimatisation determine when it is safe to climb and whether a summit attempt is possible.

The standard package is 40 days, including approximately 20 days set aside for climbing. The actual schedule may change with weather, route conditions and the teamโ€™s acclimatisation.

Manaslu is a serious high-altitude climb. The northeast route involves glacier travel, crevasses, seracs and steep snow; climbers need technical experience, endurance and time to acclimatise.

The package lists a four-star deluxe hotel with breakfast in Kathmandu and lodges or guesthouses during the trek. The expedition description also includes tent accommodation during the climbing period.

We arrange the special climbing permit and the trekking permits listed in the package. You will need a valid passport and Nepal visa; ask us to confirm the current permit and document requirements for your dates.

Breakfast at the Kathmandu hotel, welcome and farewell dinners, and breakfast, lunch and dinner during the trek are included. The expedition description also provides meals during the climb; please tell us about dietary needs before departure.

The package includes a bus to Arughat for the trek in and a helicopter from Samagaon to Kathmandu after the climb. A private jeep for the outward road journey is available at extra cost. Helicopter flights depend on weather and flying conditions.

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Is Manaslu harder than Everest? Even though climbing Manaslu and Everest is difficult, comparing the two peaks' degrees of difficulty is debatable. The climbing route, altitude, weather, the climber's experience, and skill level are just a few of the variables that affect a climb's difficulty level. Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world, making it a more difficult climb due to its greater height compared to Mount Manaslu. Both peaks, however, demand technical climbing abilities and carry a high risk of avalanches, falls, and altitude sickness. In the end, a climber's experience and level of preparation determine how challenging it will be, so Manaslu and Everest should both be treated with respect and caution. How much does it cost to climb Manaslu? The cost of climbing Manaslu can vary depending on several factors, such as the route chosen, the duration of the expedition, and the number of support staff required.ย  Additionally, the cost can differ depending on whether a climber chooses to climb with a fully guided expedition. On average, the cost of a guided expedition to climb Manaslu can range from $12,000 to $30,000 per person, with the cost covering necessary permits, equipment, food, accommodations, and support staff. However, the cost can increase if additional services, such as helicopter rescues or additional days on the mountain, are required. How long does it take to climb Manaslu? The duration of a Manaslu climb can vary depending on several factors, such as the route chosen, the climber's experience and skill level, and weather conditions. Typically, a guided expedition to climb Manaslu takes around 35โ€“40 days to complete. This timeframe includes acclimatization periods, establishing camps, and summit attempts. However, the duration can vary depending on individual acclimatization rates and weather conditions. It's important to note that climbers must take the necessary time to acclimate to the high altitude and avoid altitude sickness, which can be life-threatening. Rushing through the acclimatization process can significantly increase the risk of altitude sickness and jeopardize the entire expedition. Therefore, climbers must approach the climb with patience and respect for the mountain's challenging conditions. Is Manaslu difficult to climb? Yes, Manaslu is considered a difficult mountain to climb, and the climb requires advanced mountaineering skills, experience, and physical fitness. Climbers must be able to navigate steep slopes, crevasses, and difficult terrain while carrying heavy loads at high altitudes. In addition to the technical difficulties, the high altitude and unpredictable weather conditions can pose significant challenges. Climbers must take the necessary time to acclimate to the high altitude to avoid altitude sickness, which can be life-threatening. Additionally, weather conditions can change rapidly, and climbers must be prepared to navigate through strong winds, snowstorms, and extreme cold temperatures. Therefore, climbing Manaslu requires significant preparation, training, and experience. Climbers should approach the climb with caution and respect for the mountain's challenging conditions, taking the necessary precautions to minimize risks and ensure a safe and successful expedition. How many have climbed Manaslu? Since the first ascent of Manaslu in 1956, there have been over 3300 successful ascents of the mountain as of 2022. However, the exact number of climbers who have summited Manaslu is difficult to determine due to the lack of reliable record-keeping in the early years of climbing on the mountain. Manaslu is a popular peak among experienced mountaineers, and the number of climbers attempting the peak has been increasing in recent years. However, compared to other high peaks in the region such as Everest and Cho Oyu, the number of climbers attempting Manaslu is relatively lower, making for a more remote and less crowded climbing experience. Who climbed Manaslu? Numerous climbers from all over the world have successfully climbed Manaslu since the first ascent in 1956. The first ascent of Manaslu was completed on May 9, 1956, by Toshio Imanishi and Gyalzen Norbu, members of a Japanese expedition team. Since then, several famous mountaineers, including Reinhold Messner, Carlos Carsolio, Krzysztof Wielicki, and Simone Moro, have also climbed Manaslu. In addition to these notable climbers, many other experienced mountaineers have also successfully summited Manaslu over the years, including individuals and teams from various countries and regions worldwide. Climbing Manaslu requires advanced mountaineering skills, experience, and physical fitness, and climbers must undergo significant training and preparation before attempting the climb. The mountain remains a popular and challenging peak for experienced climbers seeking an adventurous and remote climbing experience. What kind of equipment do I need for the Manaslu Expedition? Climbing Manaslu is a demanding and technical expedition, and climbers need specialized mountaineering equipment to navigate the steep slopes, high altitude, and challenging terrain. Some of the essential equipment required for a Manaslu expedition includes the following: Mountaineering boots: sturdy and waterproof mountaineering boots with insulation for cold temperatures and crampon-compatible soles. Crampons: Attachable metal spikes that provide traction on ice and snow. Ice Axe: A long-handled axe used for balance, stability, and arresting falls. Harness: A safety harness that connects the climber to ropes or anchors. Ropes: Climbing ropes are used to provide security while ascending and descending steep slopes. Carabiners: A metal clip used to attach ropes and equipment to the harness Helmet: A protective helmet to protect the head from falling debris or accidents. High altitude clothing: thick, insulated layers, including a down jacket, pants, gloves, and a hat, to protect against cold temperatures and wind chill. Sunglasses: To protect the eyes from harsh sunlight and snow glare. Backpack: A large, sturdy backpack to carry climbing equipment, food, and water. Sleeping bag: a warm sleeping bag suitable for sub-zero temperatures. First aid kit: a comprehensive first aid kit with essential supplies The Manaslu Expedition is a challenging climb, and climbers must ensure that they have the necessary equipment and gear to ensure their safety and success on the mountain. Additionally, climbers must undergo proper training and preparation to use the equipment effectively in the challenging conditions on Manaslu. Can I climb Mount Manaslu alone? No, you cannot ascend Mount Manaslu by yourself. According to Nepalese government regulations, climbers must be a part of a planned expedition team and be accompanied by a certified guide to ascend Mount Manaslu. Additionally, in order to climb the mountain, climbers need a special permit issued by the government of Nepal. The rules are in place to protect climbers' safety and wellbeing as well as to lessen their negative effects on the environment and nearby communities. The certified guides are experienced professionals who support, direct, and help you along the way while also managing any unforeseen circumstances. Therefore, it is crucial to follow the rules and regulations in place and join an expedition team that is being led in order to climb Mount Manaslu.

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