Mount Manaslu 8163m — Manaslu Circuit Trek NepalMount Manaslu 8163m — Manaslu Circuit Trek Nepal

Manaslu Circuit Trek

  • Duration17 Days
  • Destination Nepal
  • Difficulty Level Strenuous
  • Maximum Altitude 5106m at Larkya La Pass
  • Activity Trekking
  • Group Size Mini. 2 Pax
  • Accommodation Hotel / Lodge
  • Meals Breakfast, lunch, dinner
  • Best Time Sep-Dec & Mar-May

Trip Highlights

  • Experience close-up views of Mount Manaslu (8,163m), the eighth highest mountain in the world, along with Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal, and Nemjung
  • Trek through one of Nepal’s most remote and least crowded Himalayan regions, offering a true wilderness experience
  • Cross the high-altitude Larkya La Pass (5,106m), the most challenging and scenic point of the Manaslu Circuit Trek
  • Follow the dramatic Budhi Gandaki River valley, featuring deep gorges, suspension bridges, waterfalls, and cliffside trails
  • Explore traditional Tibetan-influenced villages such as Lho, Samagaon, and Samdo, rich in authentic mountain culture
  • Stay in locally operated teahouses offering basic but warm hospitality and traditional Himalayan meals
  • Experience a gradual transition from subtropical forests and terraced fields to alpine and glacial landscapes
  • Visit ancient Buddhist monasteries, chortens, and prayer-flag-lined trails, including cultural sites like Pungyen Gompa
  • Encounter diverse ethnic communities including Gurung, Sherpa, Nubri, and Tibetan-origin groups along the route
  • Observe rare Himalayan wildlife such as marmots, Himalayan tahr, and, in very rare cases, snow leopards
  • Enjoy panoramic views of multiple Himalayan peaks including Manaslu, Himlung, Cheo, and surrounding ranges
  • Optional side trips include Birendra Lake and viewpoints around Manaslu Base Camp
  • Experience significant altitude variation, making proper acclimatization an essential part of the journey
  • Enjoy a peaceful trekking environment with significantly fewer crowds compared to Everest and Annapurna regions
  • Travel through constantly changing landscapes, from green valleys to high alpine desert terrain near the Tibetan border

Manaslu Circuit Trek – Overview

The Manaslu Circuit Trek is one of Nepal's most spectacular trekking experiences, offering a perfect blend of remote mountain landscapes, authentic Himalayan culture, and high-altitude adventure. Encircling Mount Manaslu (8,163 m), the world's eighth-highest mountain, this trek takes you through traditional Tibetan-influenced villages, deep river gorges, ancient monasteries, and the breathtaking Larkya La Pass (5,106m).

Located in the remote Gorkha district of Nepal, the Manaslu Circuit Trek remains less crowded than the Everest Base Camp Trek and Annapurna Circuit Trek, making it an excellent choice for trekkers seeking a more peaceful and authentic Himalayan experience. The trail follows the Budhi Gandaki River through lush forests, terraced farmlands, suspension bridges, and alpine valleys before reaching the dramatic high mountain landscapes near the Tibetan border.

A typical Manaslu Circuit Trek itinerary ranges from 14 to 17 days and provides gradual altitude gain for proper acclimatization. Along the route, trekkers encounter diverse ethnic communities including Gurung, Nubri, and Tibetan-origin villagers who have preserved their traditional culture, language, and way of life for centuries. Highlights include Sama Gaun, Samdo Village, Pungyen Gompa, Manaslu Base Camp, and the challenging crossing of Larkya La Pass, widely regarded as one of Nepal's most rewarding Himalayan passes.

Since the region lies within a restricted area, trekkers must obtain the required Manaslu Circuit Trek permits, including the Manaslu Restricted Area Permit (MRAP), Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP), and Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP). A licensed guide is mandatory, ensuring both safety and compliance with local regulations.

The Manaslu Circuit Trek cost varies depending on group size, season, transportation, accommodation preferences, and guide services. However, compared to many high-altitude treks worldwide, it remains an exceptional value considering the scenery, cultural immersion, and adventure it offers.

Whether you are an experienced trekker seeking a quieter alternative to Everest and Annapurna or a passionate mountain traveler looking to explore Nepal's remote Himalayan wilderness, the Manaslu Circuit Trek delivers an unforgettable journey through some of the most beautiful and untouched landscapes in the Himalayas.

Manaslu Circuit Trek – Short Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400m)

Day 2: Kathmandu sightseeing and trek preparation

Day 3: Drive from Kathmandu to Machha Khola (930m)

Day 4: Trek to Jagat (1,340m)

Day 5: Trek to Deng (1,804m)

Day 6: Trek to Namrung (2,630m)

Day 7: Trek to Lho (3,180m)

Day 8: Trek to Sama Gaun (3,530m)

Day 9: Acclimatization day at Sama Gaun – optional hike to Manaslu Base Camp

Day 10: Trek to Samdo (3,865m)

Day 11: Acclimatization hike near Samdo

Day 12: Trek to Dharmasala (4,460m)

Day 13: Cross Larkya La Pass (5,106m) and descend to Bimthang (3,590m)

Day 14: Trek to Gho (2,515m)

Day 15: Trek to Dharapani (1,920m)

Day 16: Drive to Kathmandu via Besisahar

Day 17: Final departure

The Manaslu Circuit Trek cost depends primarily on group size, transportation, permit fees, accommodation, and guide services. Our package includes the required trekking permits, experienced licensed guide, accommodation during the trek, ground transportation, and logistical support throughout the journey. The larger the group, the lower the per-person cost, making it one of the most affordable ways to experience Nepal's remote Himalayan wilderness.

Group Price

Group SizePrice Per Person
2 – 6 PaxUS$995
7 – 12 PaxUS$895
13 – 20 PaxUS$830

 

Manaslu Circuit Trek Itinerary

01Day
  • Max. Altitude:1365 m
  • Meals:Welcome Drink
  • Accommodation:Kathmandu Suite home

An airport representative will welcome you at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu. Holding the nameplate of Outshine Adventure on arrival, then we transfer to the hotel. After your check-in at the hotel, we take you at our company for documentation and information. One of our members will give you short information about the trek.

02Day
  • Max. Altitude:1365m
  • Duration:6-7 hr.
  • Meals:Breakfast
  • Accommodation:Kathmandu Suite home

 Wake up early in the morning, have breakfast at the hotel, and then around 9 am we start the tour for Kathmandu Durbar Square, Syambhunath, Buddhanath, and Pashupatinath. We provide an expert tour guide to explain the monuments and a private car for the sightseeing. In the afternoon you will have some time for equipment shopping or preparation.

03Day
  • Max. Altitude:890m
  • Duration:9-10 hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:Local Teahouses

Today, we must drive to Machha Khola via the Arughat and Soti Khola. It takes a 9 to 10-hour drive and offers various scenarios of villages, hills, rice farm landscapes, and rivers. The Machh Khola lies in the Gorkha district of midwest Nepal. The drive leads to warmer areas, passing many farm villages and towns, following the Trisuli River and Budi Gandakii River too. Overnight at a local guest house with a beautiful valley.

04Day
  • Max. Altitude:1410m
  • Duration:7-8 hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:Local tea houses

After an overnight at Machakhola, the way shows Budi Gandaki River upstream to reach Khorla Beshi, a small & beautiful farm village. The way goes on a pleasant winding path to reach Tatopani “Hot Spring,” here with a wonderful opportunity for hot bathing, time permitting. After a nice break with a rest walk, carry on to Yaruphant, following the river to reach Jagat village. After then crossing a short suspension bridge, this is a moderately sized farm village with shops and stores.

05Day
  • Max. Altitude:1800m
  • Duration:7-8 hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:Local tea houses

From Jagat, today the way leads us gently upward through quiet farm villages like Sidibas Bazaar, a lovely spot nestled in the hills. After a short break, we descend and cross a suspension bridge to reach Nagjet, then begin the climb to Philim, a large village surrounded by fields of barley and wheat.

Beyond Philim, the path winds through golden terraces and up a rocky ridge, eventually entering a peaceful bamboo forest. By late afternoon, we arrive at Dyang, a tranquil village where we rest for the night amid the mountains.

06Day
  • Max. Altitude:2660m
  • Duration:7-8 hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:Local Tea houses

Crossing the Budhi Gandaki River, we will ascend to Rana. From here, we will climb up to the west of the Budhi Gandaki valley. Further going through several lush green forests, lovely small villages, narrow gorges, and crossing streams, we will reach Namrung Village.

Namrung is a lovely village with strong Tibetan influence that shows us amazing views of Ganesh Himal, Himal Chuli, and Mt. Manaslu. It's the best place to rest and soak in the mountain spirit. (19.5 km)

07Day
  • Max. Altitude:3500 m
  • Duration:7/8 hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:Local tea Houses

 We will trek on a winding trail through the inner Himalayan range. On the way, we will see amazing views of Mt. Manaslu, Gorkha Himal, Saula Himal, Dwijen Himal, Lajing Peak, and Rupina La Pass. We will ascend and come across chortens, prayer flags & mani walls, and reach Lho Gaon.

Or we go ill toward the Syala village, and it takes 6 to 7 hours to get there. The trail is completely gradual, with a thrilling walk to the lap of the mountains. Even though we pass through separate villages like Lho village, local culture, historical Buddhist monasteries, landscapes, and glowing mountains. The Lho village is massive, where you can explore authentic houses with the largest Buddhist monastery, Mount Manaslu, Buddhist Chhorten, and numerous peaks too. Shyala is an amazing place surrounded by the majesty of the Manaslu Himalayas. Also, you can see Mt. Manaslu very closely and relish an amazing view of Mount Manaslu.

08Day
  • Max. Altitude:3585m
  • Duration:6/7 hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:Local tea Houses

Today after breakfast, we will be heading to Pyngyen Monastery; after that, we will go to Samagaun. Pungyen Monastery represents the spiritual serenity and cultural richness of the Manaslu region. This sacred site offers devotees and travelers the occasion to perceive the hidden gems of the unique culture of Tibetan Buddhism. After visiting this holy place, we head to Samagaun through the magnificent place with pine and juniper trees with sparkling peaks. We will stay at the beautiful village of Samgaun.

 

09Day
  • Max. Altitude:4800 m
  • Duration:5/6 hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:local teahouses

Before going to the long trail, today we are resting in Samagaon and exploring the village with a short hike around.Today we are going to hike to the world's 8th highest mountain, the base camp of Manaslu. It takes 5 to 6 hours up and down, including the Birendra Lake as well. The Manaslu base camp lies at 4800 meters above sea level, and it would be the best and most meaningful hike throughout the trip. You will be extremely soaked in the hidden gems of nature and culture of the Manaslu region. The Manaslu base camp hike is quite tough in comparison to the Pungyen Gumpa. Before hiking to Manaslu Base Camp, it's better to pack a lunch, fill enough water, and carry the necessary gear like a trekking pole, warm jacket, gloves, sunglasses, and warm hat.

10Day
  • Max. Altitude:3860
  • Duration:4/5 hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:Local Tea houses

Today will be a short and easy 5/6 hours towards the last village, Samdo, which is close to the Tibet border. The Samdo village is the largest, most beautiful, and highest village before Lakrya La Pass at 5106 m. We will cross several Mani walls and juniper bushes and ascend towards a ridge. Further, we will descend and cross Buri Gandaki on an old wooden bridge and reach Samdo Village, where we will stay for a night.
Where you can explore the local culture, traditions, customs, and monasteries with a mesmerizing scenario of the Manaslu Himalayas. This village is near the Tibet border, where you can find many Chinese goods.

11Day
  • Max. Altitude:3865 m
  • Duration:4/5 hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:Local tea houses

Tomorrow you gain 595m to Dharmasala, and the day after that another 646m to the pass. How well you acclimatize today affects both days, not just one.. Two options for your hike: walk toward the Tibetan border (5,100m) for views of Manaslu, Kang Guru, Larkya Peak, and surrounding peaks, about 5 to 6 hours return. Or a shorter hike to Samdo Peak viewpoint. Either way climb high, sleep low. Rest in the afternoon. Overnight in Samdo.

12Day
  • Max. Altitude:5106m
  • Duration:8-9 hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:Local tea houses

Short day in terms of distance but it matters. The trail crosses yak pastures and glacial moraine as the valley narrows. You pass through Larke Bazaar, a small trading post with mani walls and prayer flags. Then a steady climb to Dharmasala, which literally means base of the pass. Arrive early afternoon. Eat well, drink plenty of water, sleep early. Tomorrow is the hardest day of the trek. Overnight in Dharmasala.

13Day
  • Max. Altitude:5106m
  • Duration:8/9 Hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:Local Tea houses

Wake up at 3am. This is not optional. You need to cross the pass before afternoon winds and cloud move in. The first two hours are in darkness with headlamps, climbing steep rocky moraine. As the sun rises, the views open up. Manaslu (8,163m), Himalchuli, Peak 29, Larkya Peak, and Bouddha Himal come into view one by one. The top of the pass at 5,106m is covered in prayer flags. Take a photo, catch your breath, take it in. Then the descent begins. It drops nearly 1,500m down to Bhimthang and it is hard on the knees. Bring crampons and trekking poles. Both are essential, not optional. Bhimthang sits in a wide glacial valley with big views of Manaslu's south face. You will be tired. Overnight in Bhimthang.

14Day
  • Max. Altitude:2515m
  • Duration:5/6 hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:Local tea houses

We will descend all the way down to the Gho village. The trail will descend for around 6 hours and lead us to Gho, where we will be staying for a night. As well, the walk also enters through pristine woodlands full of rhododendrons, pines, and oak tree lines, passing several farm sheds to reach the Phurke Khola. From Bhimthang, the trail is mostly downhill, and this trail combines the Dharapani with the popular Annapurna Circuit Trail. We will go through the Phurke Khola and then eventually reach the beautiful Tilje village, where you can find the shared jeep to Besisahar. An overnight stay in a beautiful local guest house in Gho Village.

15Day
  • Max. Altitude:1920 m
  • Duration:3/4 hours
  • Meals:B.L.D
  • Accommodation:local tea houses

 We will descend all the way down to the Dharapani. The trail will descend for around 4 hours and lead us to Dharapani where we will be staying for a night.

As well, the walk also enters through pristine woodlands full of rhododendrons, pines, and oak tree lines, passing several farm shades to reach the Phurke Khola. From Bhimthang, the trail is mostly downhill and this trail combines the Dharapani with the popular Annapurna Circuit Trail. Overnight at Dharapani.

16Day
  • Max. Altitude:1365m
  • Duration:9/10 hours
  • Meals:Welcome drink/ Dinner
  • Accommodation:Kathmandu Suite home

 After having breakfast, we will begin our journey towards Kathmandu. We will descend and reach Besishahar. Upon reaching Kathmandu, we will move to our hotel and rest for the day. We will end our day with a delicious farewell dinner.

17Day

     After your Breakfast at Hotel we transfer to International Airport according to your flight time. We could increase the tours or extra activities if you have extra days available according to your desire.

    Cost Details

    Price Includes

    • Airport / Hotel / Airport pickup & drop-off by private car.
    • Standard accommodation at hotel in Kathmandu. This will be for 3 nights in total.
    • Guided city tour in Kathmandu by private car.
    • All your standard Meals during the trek.
    • Best available lodges and guesthouse accommodation during the trek.
    • Local licensed English-speaking guide.
    • Food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipment, and medicine for all trekking staffs.
    • Manaslu Special Permit, Trekking Permit, and Manaslu Conservation Park permits.
    • Down jacket and sleeping bag by Outshine Adventure if needed.
    • Surface transfer from and to Kathmandu.
    • All our government taxes.

    Price Excludes

    • Your travel insurance.
    • A porter's cost is $295 for the whole trip.
    • An optional private jeep costs $220 (Kathmandu-Machhakhola). 
    • Items of a personal nature, such as alcoholic drinks, cold drinks, laundry & personal trekking equipment.
    • Tips for trekking staff and drivers are expected.
    • Sightseeing/monument entrance fees in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

     

     

    Dates & Availability
    Start DateEnd DateStatusPrice 
    Start DateStarts: ThursdayJun 25, 2026Group JoiningEnd DateEnds: SaturdayJul 11, 2026StatusStatusAvailablePricePriceUS$995
    Start DateStarts: FridayJun 26, 2026Group JoiningEnd DateEnds: SundayJul 12, 2026StatusStatusAvailablePricePriceUS$995
    Start DateStarts: SaturdayJun 27, 2026Group JoiningEnd DateEnds: MondayJul 13, 2026StatusStatusAvailablePricePriceUS$995
    Start DateStarts: MondayJun 29, 2026Group JoiningEnd DateEnds: WednesdayJul 15, 2026StatusStatusAvailablePricePriceUS$995
    Start DateStarts: TuesdayJun 30, 2026Group JoiningEnd DateEnds: ThursdayJul 16, 2026StatusStatusAvailablePricePriceUS$995
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    Useful Information

    Why Manaslu Circuit is the best Trek Right Now?

    As said before the big names like Everest Base Camp or Annapurna region attracts a big number of people as well. And trekking in a huge crowd can be a big problem especially when you have come to walk in peace and engulf in nature. But the lesser popular trek of Manasalu circuit is the perfect place to enjoy you vacation alone or with a few friends and family.

    Another great thing about it is the cultural showcase and religious expedition. The fact that you get to know the Tibetan Buddhist culture and interact with native people make this trek even more special.

    Manaslu Circuit is comparatively a longer trail which gives you more time to explore the place and see its surrounding as well. It is a trek like no other and you will surely create unforgettable memories and cherish it for lifetime. 

    Best Time for Manaslu Circuit Trek

    The best time for the Manaslu Circuit Trek is during spring (March to May) and autumn (late September to November), when weather conditions are most stable and mountain views are at their clearest.

    Spring brings mild daytime temperatures, typically around 15-20°C in the lower valleys and dropping to -5°C to -10°C near Larkya La Pass. Rhododendron forests bloom along the lower trail, and visibility remains excellent for views of Mount Manaslu and the surrounding peaks.

    Autumn is widely considered the most popular season for the Manaslu Circuit Trek. Post-monsoon skies are clear, trails are dry, and daytime temperatures average 18-22°C at lower elevations, falling to -8°C to -12°C at higher camps near the pass. This season also coincides with Nepal's major festivals, Dashain and Tihar, giving trekkers a chance to experience local celebrations in the villages along the route.

    Winter (December to February) is possible but considerably colder, with temperatures at higher elevations dropping well below freezing and occasional heavy snowfall that can block the Larkya La Pass crossing entirely. Monsoon season (June to August) is the least recommended period, with frequent rainfall, slippery trails, leeches in the lower forested sections, and a higher risk of landslides along the Budhi Gandaki valley.

    For the most reliable Manaslu Circuit Trek experience, spring and autumn departures offer the safest river crossings, clearest mountain views, and most predictable trail conditions for crossing Larkya La Pass.

    Manaslu Circuit Trek Difficulty Level

    Normally this trek is not like walk in the city area . It’s remote, rugged, and a little wild — but that’s exactly what makes it special.

    One of the big challenge is called Larkya La Pass. To reach to larkya la pass you have to hike for days through big forests, narrow ways, landslide zones, and rocky paths that feel never-ending. The weather changes as you climb higher , one day it's warm, the next it's all snow and wind. So yes, you’ll need to stay flexible and come prepared.

    The entire circuit is around 177 kilometers long. You’ll walk about 9 to 11 km per day before reaching the pass. After that, the descent is longer — sometimes over 20 km a day till you wrap up the trek.

    You’ll be walking about 6 to 7 hours a day, give or take. It depends on the weather, trail conditions, and how your body handles the altitude.

    As for comfort , don’t expect luxury. The trail doesn’t have luxury lodges or tourist shops. You’ll find simple tea houses run by local families. They serve basic meals and offer a bed for the night — no hot showers in some spots, and Wi-Fi is rare. But honestly, that’s part of the charm.

     

    Manaslu Circuit Trek FAQs

    • Yes, a licensed guide is mandatory for the Manaslu Circuit Trek. Nepal's government made this compulsory as Manaslu is a restricted trekking area. Outshine Adventure provides an experienced English-speaking local guide as part of all packages.

    • The Manaslu Circuit Trek is rated strenuous. You walk 6-7 hours daily over 17 days, crossing the Larkya La Pass at 5,160m. Prior trekking experience at altitude is recommended.

    • Spring (March to May) and autumn (late September to November) are the best seasons. Weather is stable, trails are dry and mountain views are clear.

    • You need four permits — the Manaslu Restricted Area Permit (MRAP), Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP), Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and Tsum Nubri Rural Municipality Fee (Rs 1000 collected at Jagat). Outshine Adventure handles all permits as part of the package.

    • The Manaslu Circuit Trek costs US$995 per person for groups of 2-6, US$895 for groups of 7-12, and US$830 for groups of 13-20. Porter costs US$295 extra.

    Manaslu Circuit Trek Reviews

    • Santiago
      SantiagoMexico,October 21, 2025
      rating star

      An extraordinary, perfectly organized and highly recommended experience.

      Trekking through the Manaslu Circuit was one of the most incredible experiences of our lives. This trail is the perfect combination of natural beauty, culture, and adventure, getting you far from the busiest parts of Nepal.

      Apart from the trip being safe and well planned throughout due to the wonderful organization of Outshine Adventure, we have really enjoyed the experience.We want to say big thanks to our guide Som in particular. The way he handled us during the whole expedition with great professionalism, experience and kindness was quite admirable.

      Gokul, the managing director is also supportive and who is very good in Spanish. We were always happy that he was always interested in our condition and with his help we got to know about the culture and tradition of local people in an advanced way.

      His excellent communication and attention to detail made the whole organization simple and worry free right from the first contact.You will experience mountain panoramas, deep river valleys, hanging bridges, Buddhist monasteries and Tibetan villages during this trek. Manaslu views are magnificent for a great part of the trek. The Larkya La Pass crossing was the most difficult and thrilling part of this entire adventure, rewarding us with unforgettable scenes of the Himalayas.If you want a truly authentic and less crowded experience combined with the most magnificent landscapes of Nepal, we would Sure recommend the Manaslu Circuit to you.

      Besides that, we would definitely pick Outshine Adventure again to lead our other journeys in the Himalayas.

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    • C
      Corina liaSingapore,March 12, 2025
      rating star

      Unforgettable Manaslu Circuit Adventure

      We chose Outshine Adventure, a trusted local agency, for our Manaslu Circuit Trek, and it was an unforgettable experience!
      Everything was perfectly organized, and we had an amazing support team of porters, , a guide, and an assistant guide, all dedicated to making our journey smooth and enjoyable. The entire crew was kind, helpful, and always attentive, ensuring we had everything we needed along the way.
      A special thank you to our guides, Som for their expert guidance and encouragement, helping us complete this challenging yet rewarding trek. Chetan always kept our spirits high, while our amazing guide provide delicious and nutritious meals, making sure we were well-fed even in the most remote locations. The porters’ hard work and dedication were truly inspiring.
      The trek itself was breathtaking, with dramatic landscapes, towering peaks, ancient monasteries, and stunning views of Mt. Manaslu (8,163m). Crossing the Larke Pass (5,106m) was tough, but the panoramic views made it all worthwhile.
      Thank you, Outshine Adventure, for this once-in-a-lifetime journey! Highly recommended for anyone looking for an off-the-beaten-path Himalayan adventure.
       

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    • Wes
      WesCanada,April 14, 2024
      rating star

      Hopefully not a once in a lifetime trip

      I can only hope I can do another trip with Outshine in my lifetime. If you only read this far the company is fantastic, blew expectations out of the water and you should use them for your next trip.

      Communications from the very beginning were timely and informative from Gokul and his team, within 12 hours we always had a response to any inquiries we had which made us feel in good hands. Upon arrival everything was seamless from pickup to briefing the days ahead. Everything you possibly needed from currency to SIM cards was thought of and helped with. Asmita, checked in routinely to ensure that the trip was going well and to see if anything was needed which it never was because everything was already thought of.

      The highlight of the trip without a doubt was the trekking, but not just the beautiful mountains, amazing towns, forests and jungles, the main highlight was our guide Shom and our Porters Harka and Barbrom. Shom knew the land and rivers but more than that taught us about local customs, Buddhism, Hinduism, traditions, as well as song and dance and so much more. Every single day was laid out for us and if there were any issues or discomforts he would ensure it was taken care of. We never had any doubts with Shom that we would not make it over the mountain pass, he always went well beyond what was necessary, going out of his way to ensure everything was always perfect. Harka and Barbrom were always there giving a helping hand with a smile on their face and a few times saved us from forgetting some pretty critical items at a tea house! There’s really not enough good to say about the three guys.

      In addition to trekking we had some additional days and Outshine lined up a trip to Chitwan National Park for us. This was a great short trip that again was added to our overall trip without any hiccups or issues. We enjoyed a great safari jeep tour and canoe river tour viewing beautiful animal and plant life. Our guide and accommodations again were excellent.

      Every bit of this trip, the drivers, the hotel staff, the guides, Gokul, Asmita, was and is 5-star worthy. You are cared for and everyone is genuinely kind.

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