Plan your Manaslu Circuit Trek from Kathmandu - book via Varoom in New Baneshwor
You’ll discover a remote, less-crowded adventure on the Manaslu Circuit Trek, where sweeping vistas of Mt. Manaslu (8,163m) and surrounding peaks frame a route through Tibetan-influenced villages, ancient monasteries and shifting landscapes from lush forests to high-altitude glaciers; the trek’s standout moment is the thrilling crossing of Larkya La Pass (5,106m) with breathtaking panoramas, while the protected habitat of the Manaslu Conservation Area offers rare wildlife sightings like snow leopards and red pandas; despite the region’s remoteness, rustic teahouses provide essential facilities that balance adventure with comfort, and because this is a restricted area you’ll need a special permit and a registered guide-making it an exclusive, well-preserved trek you can easily plan and book through Varoom from New Baneshwor, Kathmandu.
About this activity in New Baneshwor
Highlights
- Trek the remote Manaslu Circuit Trek to see majestic Mt. Manaslu (8,163 m) and dramatic Himalayan panoramas, including the thrilling Larkya La Pass at 5,106 m.
- Walk through Tibetan-influenced villages and ancient monasteries inside the Manaslu Conservation Area, experiencing rich local culture and preserved mountain landscapes.
- Pass diverse terrain from lush forests to high-altitude glaciers and alpine meadows, with chances to spot rare wildlife such as snow leopards and red pandas in the region.
- Stay in local teahouses that balance off-the-beaten-path adventure with essential comforts, guided by experienced local Manaslu guides for a secure, authentic trek.
Important Information
- You must obtain special permits (ACAP, MCAP and Manaslu Restricted Area permit) and trek with a registered guide; these are included with your booking.
- Transfers between Kathmandu and Machha Khola (trek start) are provided by bus; airport pick-up and drop-off options are available depending on group size.
- Meals, drinks and teahouse accommodation on the trail are not included by default but can be arranged for an additional charge; porters can be shared among trekkers with a 20 kg limit.
- This trek requires good physical fitness, is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious cardiovascular or spinal issues, and needs at least two participants to run.
Meeting Point
Includes
- You’ll get transfers between Kathmandu and Machha Khola (trekking starting point) and back by bus - ideal if you’re planning a Manaslu region trek from Kathmandu.
- Airport pickup and drop-off are provided by car, jeep, Hiace, or bus depending on your group size to and from Kathmandu.
- You’ll receive an achievement certificate on completion of the trek.
- All required permits for the Manaslu area are included: ACAP permit, MCAP permit, Manaslu Restricted Area permit, and TIMS card - sorted before you depart from Kathmandu.
- An expert Manaslu local guide accompanies you, with their meals, accommodation, salary, and insurance covered for the trek.
- You’ll have one assistant guide for every five trekkers to support your group on trail in the region.
- All government and local taxes for trekking, agency service charge, and government tax/VAT are included so there are no hidden fees.
Excludes
- You’ll need to cover foods, drinks, and accommodation during the trek yourself (these can be arranged for an additional charge at tea houses along the route).
- Entrance fees to monasteries, temples, and heritage sites in the region are not included.
- Personal or shared porter Services are excluded; you can hire a porter (shared between 2–3 trekkers) with a 20 kg limit.
- Wi‑fi, battery charging, hot showers, and souvenirs purchased during the trek are not included.
- You must provide your personal trekking gear, travel insurance, and Nepal visa fees.
- Tips and gratitude for your guide and porter are not included and are at your discretion.
Other
- Service animals are allowed during this Manaslu trek experience.
- Public transportation options are available nearby if you’re traveling to or from Kathmandu before the trek.
- This trek is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnant travelers, or those with poor cardiovascular health - plan accordingly.
- You should have at least a moderate to strong level of physical fitness to enjoy trekking here; the experience requires a minimum of two travelers.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult while trekking in the area.
- Essential equipment for this trek includes trekking boots, warm clothes, and standard trekking gear - bring what you need.
- You can buy your meals at tea houses during the trek and bring light snacks or energy bars for longer trekking days.
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