"Business As Mission"

                                        
                                        destination
                                        Mount Manaslu
                                    
                                        duration
                                        44 Days
                                    
                                        grade
                                        Difficult
                                    
                                        start/end point
                                        Kathmandu/Kathmandu
                                    
                                        max altitude
                                        8,163m
                                    
                                        season
                                        Spring/Autumn

Overview

Mount Manaslu Expedition is the thrilling journey to the toothed wall of snow and ice. It is the expedition to the 8th highest mountain in the world at the elevation of 8163 meters that lies in the northern Himalayan of Nepal, Gorkha District. Expedition to Mount Manaslu is a largely preferred expedition by the mountaineer in the world.

The Japanese climber successfully laid the first expedition to Mount Manaslu on May 9, 1956 AD and the permission to this expedition was legally permitted in 1991. The trek to Mount Manaslu expedition follows the trail of Buri Gandaki valley leading up to Camagoan. Buri Gandaki literally originates from the Mt. Manaslu Himalayan range. This expedition comprises five high camps including the Mount Manaslu Base Camp. Manalsu Base camp lies in the elevation of 4750 meters. Accordingly, Camp I at 5700 meters, Camp II at 6400 meters, Camp III at 6800 meters and Camp IV at 7400 meters. Significantly, the challenges and the obstacles through Mount Manaslu Expedition offers a magnificent view of the highest mountains in the world. The region is protected under Nepal Trust, Manaslu Conservation Area for Nature Conservation of Nepal, and Wildlife Conservation Act since 1998. Mount Manaslu region consists of six climatic zones from Tropical to least arctic zone ranging from 1000 to 4500 meters.

Majestic peaks like Himalchuli 7,898 meters, Langpo 6668 meters, Shringi 7187, Saula 6235 and other world's renowned gigantic mountain like Dhaulagiri and Annapurna are the panoramic view that Mount Manaslu expedition offers. Manaslu region has a rich biodiversity. The flora and fauna found in this region include Himalayan musk deer, blue sheep Himalaya musk deer, blue sheep, Himalayan Goral, golden Eagle, Kalij and Pheasants, Himalayan and Tibetan Snow cocks and the crimson horned Pheasant and others. The expedition is highly preferable to experienced mountaineers who acquire sound knowledge about mountains and has technical skills.

Seasonal highlights.

Spring (March-May) and autumn (September- November) are the best seasons for the expedition.
Day and night in these seasons gets dry and clear.
Winter and Monsoon seasons are difficult to expedite.
Weather in these seasons keeps fluctuating.
Less visibility.

Trip Highlights

Notice the subtropical dense forests and typical villages.
Reach the confluence of the mystifying Larkya La Pass at the height 5135 m.
Observe glorious Mount Manaslu, Dhaulagiri range, and other adjacent snow-capped peaks.
Conquer the summit of Mt Manaslu at the height of 8,163 meters.

Itinerary

Day 1: Advent in Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu.

After your advent in Kathmandu via Tribhuvan international flight, our representative greets you at the airport and escort you to the hotel.
Overnight at the hotel.

Day 2: City exploration and preparation for the expedition.

Day 3: Drive from Kathmandu to Soti Khola (712 meters). Duration: 9-10 hours.

Day 4: Trek to Machha River (883 meters). Duration: 5-6 hours.

Day 5: Trek to Jagat (1415 meters). Duration: 4-5 hours.

Day 6: Trek to Deng (1804 meters). Duration: 6-7 hours.

Day 7: Trek to Namrung (2670 meters) from Deng. Duration: 6-7 hours.

Day 8: Trek to Samagaon (3,541 meters) from Namrung. Duration: 5-6 hours.

Day 9: Rest day at Samagaon.

Day 10: Trek to the Base Camp (4440 meters). Duration: 3-4 hours.

Day 11- Day 35: Climbing period to the Summit (8163 meters) and retrace Base Camp.

Day: 36: Trek Back to Base Camp, then to Samagaon. Duration: 7-8 hours.

Day 37: Trek to Samdo (3872 meters). Duration: 5-6 hours.

Day 38: Trek from Samdo to Larkya Pedhi (4494 meters). Duration: 5-6 hours.

Day 39: Trek via Larkya La Pass (4720 meters) to Bimtang. Duration: 8-9 hours.

Day 40: Trek to Dharapani (2006 meters). Duration: 7-8 hours.

Day 41: Trek to Syange from Dahrapani (1194 meters). Duration: 5-6 hours.

Day 42: Drive back to Kathmandu. Duration: 8-9 hours.

Day 43: Rest day at Kathmandu.

Day 44: Departure to home.

Inclusion / Exclusion

Inclusion

Airport Pickup and Drop
4 Nights hotel accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast
A welcome dinner in Kathmandu + Cultural Show
Flight from Kathmandu-Pokhara-Kathmandu
Ground and air transportation cost for all expedition crew
Climbing Permit, summit rope fixing, Garbage disposable fee
Meal (Breakfast, Lunch and dinner including hot drinks, tea/coffee)
Government Liaison Officer and allowances
Base camp cook and Kitchen helpers
Porters from/ to Base camp
All wages, equipment, meal, accommodation, and insurance for all staffs
Maximum 60kg luggage per member
Each expedition member will have an individual tent at the base camp
Tents (Dining, kitchen, toilet, shower, communication), mattress, pillow, table, chair, and other)
Generator, Heater, and solar panel at base camp
Walkie-talkie for each member and climbing staff
During expedition Satellite phone is available (costs as per use)
First aid kits
Availability of the daily weather forecast throughout the complete expedition
Types of equipment’s will be provided (EPI gas and gas burner, dynamic climbing rope, ice screws, snow shovel, snow bars, carabineer, and others.)
2 bottles of oxygen will be allocated for each member and 1 bottle for each Sherpa
Top Out or Summit mask and regulator for every member and Sherpa
In case of emergencies, enough oxygen and mask regulator are available at Base camp (costs as per use)
For each member an individual Sherpa will be provided
Advance payment for equipment’s, daily wages and carrying bonus for staff
Equipment allowance for base camp cook and helpers
Heli rescue insurance for high altitude staff
Farewell dinner

Exclusion

International airfare
Nepali entry Visa fee
Meal (Lunch & dinner) during stay in Kathmandu
Permit fee for Drone, Camera and Special Filming
Insurance for (Travel, high-altitude, accident, medical and helicopter rescue)
Personal needs and expenses for- Phone calls, internet, laundry, alcohols, mineral water, personal shopping, and tips
Bonus for Sherpa after Summit