Manaslu Expedition

Manaslu Expedition

http://www.greatnepaltravels.com/manaslu-expedition.html
Manaslu is world's eighth highest mountain also known as Kutang, lying at the edge of one of the most secluded Himalayan valleys in the central-western Nepal Himalaya's Kali Gandaki valley- 40 miles east of Annapurna. Manaslu offers an alternative for those who want to climb a more varied and challenging treks with an altitude of 8161m.. The Manaslu's long ridges and valley glaciers provide feasible approaches from all directions culminating in a peak that towers steeply above its surrounding landscape. At least six different routes to Manaslu exist today of which the south face is the toughest in climbing history. The first attempt to Manaslu was made in 1953 by a Japanese team from the Budhi Gandaki Valley, however, the first ascent was made only in 1956. The Japanese take pride in their adventures in Manaslu the same way the British do over Everest. In fact, all the three peaks of Manaslu were first summitted by the Japanese.

Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu and transfer you to the Hotel by our airport representative.
Day 02: Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing and overnight at hotel.
Day 03: Day free to organize gears and briefing on the trip.
Day 04: Drive to Gorkha
Day 05: Trek to Khanchock
Day 06: Trek to Arughat
Day 07: Trek to Soti Khola
Day 08: Trek to Machhakhola 6/7hrs
Day 09: Trek to Jagat
Day 10: Trek to Ukawa
Day 11: Trek to Ngyak 5/6 hours
Day 12: Trek to Namrung 5/6 hours
Day 13: Trek to Syalla village
Day 14: Trek to Sama village
Day 15: Sama Village
Day 16: Trek to Manaslu BC
Day 17 to 43: Climbing Period for Manaslu 8163m.
Day 44: Base camp – Sama village
Day 45: Trek to Namrung
Day 46: Trek to Philim village
Day 47: Trek to Machakhola
Day 48: Trek to Soti
Day 49: Trek to Arughat
Day 50: Arughat – Dhading & drive to Kathmandu
Day 51: Kathmandu (Rest Day)
Day 52: Final Departure
The above itinerary is open to any sort of modification as per your desires

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