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Manaslu Circuit Trek

Manaslu Circuit Trek

Hi there!

I am an experienced hiker looking for partners who have experience trekking in Nepal.
We would share the guide fees. Starting date can be adjusted +- 1 day. Duration is 13 days including transportation on D1 and D13.

I can speak English, French and Japanese fluently, if helps.

Current schedule:
D1 Transportation from Kathmandu to Maccha Kola
by public bus, 6AM (8-10 hrs)
D2 to Jagat (7hrs)
D3 to Dyang (7hrs)
D4 to Namrung (7hrs)
D5 to Lho (4hrs)
D6 to Samagaun (4hrs)
D7 Acclimatization hike to base camp (8 hrs) or Pungen Gompa (5hrs)
D8 to Samdo (3hrs)
D9 to Dharamsala/Lake Perdi 4hrs
D10 to Larke Pass to Bimthang (10hrs)
D11 to Tilche (7hrs)
D12 to Dharapani (2hrs)
D13 Return Kathmandu by public transportation (8-10hrs) or Pokhara

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Sunyi
France

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  1. Travel Partner

    Hey sunyi
    I’m pankaj and have done few trekking in past and I’m willing to do manaslu.
    Dates are fine by me!
    Can you tell me the things that comes with the package.
    Regards

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  2. Travel Partner

    Hey!! I’ve done the Annapurna trek (ten years ago haha) and am wanting to do this one too! I’m in Nepal now… are you still looking for people to join you? 🙂

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    • Travel Partner

      I am, check your PM

  3. Travel Partner

    HI Sunyi,

    I am looking to hike the Manaslu circuit trek around this time and keen to share the costs. I attempted this treck in April 2015 but the pass was impassable. I am looking to complete the Manaslu circuit and then continue to complete the Nar Phu valley and head back to Kathmandu after completing that section. I’m a pretty fit and fast walker.

    I completed the Annapurna circuit and Poon Hill circuit about 15 years ago and the Everest three high passes solo about 5 years ago. I also have a lot of experience hiking Indian sections of the Himalayas.

    My first experience trekking half the Manaslu circuit was great but there was considerable variability in the quality of lodgings. Choosing a good guide who lets their clients make decisions about where to bed up for the night is important. On one night we stayed above a stable full of donkeys. No sleep at all that night.

    Are you still looking for a partner? Any interest in a side trip to Nar phu?

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