The Manaslu Circuit Trek is absolutely stunning. The highlight being the bretah taking views of Mount Manaslu itself, its the 8th highest mountain on the planet and is a towering 8,163 meters high. The trek is getting more popular with each passing year so I suggest you book your trip as soon as possible because there’s never been a better time to go than now.
I was lucky enough to so the Manaslu Circuit Trek last year and I loved every minute of it. Here are some reasons why my trip was so special and why I am recommending it to you.
Views Of The HimalayasÂ
While going around the circuit you will see magical views of Manaslu, Annapurna range and Himalchuli, plus other mountains, sweeping diverse landscapes and a variety of fauna – all of this will make you feel as if you’re passing through the most beautiful place your eyes have ever seen.
One of the memorable passes you will cross is know as Larkya La Pass, this is always thought of as the highest and number one viewpoint in the while region, here you will be getting your camera out to take snaps of the mountains for sure.
Nepal’s Top Remote Trek
The Manaslu circuit trek is of the most remote treks in Nepal, it feels like you’re well off the beaten path when compared to the more famous treks here. The route allows you to pass through some very secluded and untouched villages – this is why the trek is widely seen as the best remote circuit in the country.
The Cost
You might think that with the highest mountains, remote routes and beautiful scenery would make the cost sky high, well the good news is for you all you adrenaline lovers out there that is isn’t as pricey as you might think. If you compare the Manaslu circuit trek to the others available, the lodging and food in the region is a lot cheaper. Of course, the higher you climb the cost will always increase and usually the facilities will decrease at the same time. Despite that, you will be surprised by the cost because it’ll be cheaper than other you may have done in Nepal. Make sure you do your research before you go because there are plenty of bargains to be had.
