Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek - 18 Days

The Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek is an 18-day teahouse journey that brings adventurers close to Mount Manaslu (8,163m), the world’s eighth-highest peak, while exploring the mystical Tsum Valley. Known for […]

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18 Days
15 - 20 KM Per Day
Tea House
Start from Kathmandu and End to Kathmandu
Min 2 to Max 10 Pax in a group
challenging

Highlights

  • Manaslu (8163m), the world's eighth-highest peak, is located in this region.
  • Brahmin, Chhetri, Tamang, Magar, Tibetan, and Gurung peoples live in the area, which is much more diversified.
  • The region has forests of pine, oak, spruce, and the beautiful rhododendron, as well as homes for endangered wildlife like the snow leopard and red pandas.
  • The Tsum Valley, a secret valley in this region, is well worth a visit.
  • Excursions to Gumpa Langdang, Ganesh Himal Base Camp, Kal Tal, the Tibetan border, Pungen Gumpa, and Manaslu Base Camp are available to enhance the experience.
  • Mt. Manaslu (8163m), Machhapuchhre (6997m), Gangapurna (7455m), Annapurna I (8091m), Annapurna South (7219m), and Annapurna III (7555m) are just a few of the mountains that can be seen from here.
  • The Budhi Gandaki River Valley with Nepalese and Tibetan culture, history, and way of life are a beautiful mix.
  • There are fewer people on the trail, and the views of the mountains are breathtaking.
  • Rachen Gompa, Mu Gompa, Gumba Lungdang, and much more ancient and magnificent Gompas give a spiritual atmosphere.

Overview

The Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek is an 18-day teahouse journey that brings adventurers close to Mount Manaslu (8,163m), the world’s eighth-highest peak, while exploring the mystical Tsum Valley. Known for its unspoiled landscapes and traditional Tibetan Buddhist culture, Tsum Valley offers a rare glimpse into a way of life largely untouched by modernity. Trekkers encounter ancient rituals, Buddhist temples and nunneries, prayer wheels, and the resonant tones of Tibetan horns, all set amidst patchwork meadows, terraced fields, and the majestic Ganesh Himal.

Starting from Kathmandu, the trek begins in Machha Khola and follows the Budhi Gandaki River through villages and terraced fields to Lapubesi. The route continues to Tatopani, where travelers can relax in natural hot springs, and onward to Philim with stunning views of Sringi Himal. Crossing Chumling and Chhokang Paro in the Upper Tsum Valley offers breathtaking panoramas of Ganesh Himal, Boudha Himal, and Himal Chuli. Highlights include Piren Phu, a sacred cave adorned with Buddhist paintings and inscriptions, and stops at Mu Gompa (3,700m) and Rachen Gompa, a nunnery.

The trek proceeds through pine and rhododendron forests to Gumba Lungdang and Ganesh Himal Base Camp. From Lokpa, trekkers pass through Gurung and Thakali villages, reaching Ghap, Lho, and Samagaon, with a full day to explore the local hamlet. The journey ascends to Samdo, Dharmasala, and Bhimtang, where the Larkya La Pass (5,160m) is crossed. The descent leads to Dharapani, followed by a public bus ride back to Kathmandu, marking the completion of the trek.

Dream himalayas offers a professionally curated 18-day Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek Itinerary, including arrival and departure services. With local expertise and a commitment to creating unforgettable experiences, we ensure every trekker enjoys a personalized adventure through Nepal’s spectacular landscapes. For details about the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek cost and itinerary, please contact us.

Best Season for Manaslu Tsum Valley Adventure

March to May and September to November are the finest months for a Manaslu Tsum Valley trip

March to May (Spring Season)

The ideal time for trekking in Manaslu and Tsum Valley is during this season, when the views of Mt. Manaslu and surrounding glaciers are truly breathtaking. From mid-March, temperatures start to rise, and the snow-capped peaks glisten under clear skies. Along the trails, rhododendrons burst into a vibrant rainbow of colors. By late March, winter snow has melted, making the Larkya La Pass accessible and ready for trekkers.

September to November (Autumn Season)

The Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek is also best experienced in the autumn. Due to the pleasant weather, this is a busy tourist season. By the end of August, the monsoon is over. The weather is consistent from mid-September onwards, and the sky is clear, allowing you to take in the breathtaking vistas of the mountains.

Difficulty Level of Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek

The Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek is demanding, with most days requiring 6–7 hours of trekking. From the halfway point, many hikers begin to descend, making the trail feel more isolated.

This trek reaches high elevations, so high-altitude sickness is common—caution is essential. Hikers have reported occasional sightings of snow leopards, but venturing out alone at night is not advised.

The trek’s remote location increases its difficulty. Trails can be rough, and accommodations and meals are basic. Crossing the Larkya La Pass is particularly challenging, and other sections of the trail are also demanding. Temperatures are cold at higher altitudes, and weather conditions can be unpredictable, so proper preparation is crucial.

You can also try:

If you’re looking for alternative treks that offer similar experiences to the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek, consider these options that also immerse you in the stunning beauty and rich cultural heritage of the Himalayas:

  1. Annapurna Circuit Trek – This iconic trek provides breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges, with a variety of landscapes from subtropical forests to alpine meadows. The trek also offers the chance to explore traditional Gurung and Magar villages.
  2. Langtang Valley Trek – Known for its proximity to Kathmandu, Langtang Valley offers a quieter trekking experience with spectacular views of snow-capped peaks. You’ll pass through beautiful forests, serene valleys, and vibrant Tamang villages, all while experiencing the unique Tibetan-influenced culture.

Itinerary

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Day 01

Pickup from airport - Transfer to Hotel - trip meeting at GVNT office

At the Tribhuwan International Airport, our Airport Representative will greet you. A private tourist car will transport you to the hotel. You can either rest or visit us at our office to know more about the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek Itinerary. Once you will arrive in Hotel, we can fix the time for trip meeting. Trip meeting will be at Dream himalayas office.
Day 02

Public Bus from Kathmandu (1400m) to Machha Khola (890m)

Your Manaslu and Tsum Valley journey will begin with a public bus ride from Kathmandu to Machha Khola via Arughat and Soti Khola after an early breakfast. You will get a peek of Annapurna, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, and Langtang Himal's breathtaking vistas, terraces, and green slopes. You will be at Machha Khola, after passing through Gurung and Magar villages, farmland, and flowing waterfalls. By crossing a stunning suspension bridge, you will reach the Sal Forest. You will ascend a difficult hill over the Budhi Gandaki River after passing through the jungle. Before reaching Labubesi village, you may see lovely rice fields along these routes. Finally, you will reach Machha Khola village, where you will rest and get prepared for the next day.
Day 03

Trek from Machha Khola (890m) to Jagat (1340m)

The Manaslu with Tsum Valley Trekking route from Machha Khola to Jagat includes various ups and downs, making it quite difficult. You will go from Machha Khola to Khorlabesi through the Tharo Khola. Another small yet picturesque Gurung village is Khorlabesi. You will arrive at Tatopani, a hot-springs location where you will spend some time relaxing in the natural sauna, after another short hard climb. Then, after crossing the Budhi Gandaki River through the suspension bridge and ascending the stairwell, you will arrive at Doban. The Yaru River is crossed after passing through Yaruphant. In Yaru Bagar, you'll cross the Cantilever bridge, which was built with Swiss technology in 2016 following an earthquake. Then, to reach Jagat village, you will cross the Budhi Gandaki River on the west side, climb over the mountain, and stroll down the river. You will register your permits at a police checkpoint in Jagat, which is the access point to the Manaslu Conservation Area.
Day 04

Trek from Jagat (1340m) to Lokpa (2240m)

Jagat is a large Gurung community located on a flat plain. After passing through this agro-based village, you will ascend a rocky ridge to Salleri, where you will be rewarded with spectacular views of Mount Sringi. After descending to Sirdibas, a traditional Buddhist settlement, you will traverse Nepal's longest suspension bridge and rise to Lokpa, which is located in the north part of Philim. After roughly an hour of climbing, you will arrive at Ekle Bhatti via woodland regions. As your Manaslu and Tsum Valley Trek route ascends through the pine trees, you will come to a magnificent canyon and a crossroads. Take the right-hand path to Tsum Valley, where you will spend the night on Lokpa. From Lokpa village, you will have spectacular views of Himalchuli and Boudha Himal.
Day 05

Trek from Lokpa (2240m) to Chumling (2386m)

The trail runs through a tropical rhododendron and pine forest, which is entirely silent. Several ups and downs await you until you reach a small suspension bridge. This bridge leads to Ripchet and Chumling, where the Manaslu with Tsum Valley Trekking trail is rerouted. You will stroll across the bridge and down the route, passing past a tiny stone wall. At the Chumling village's top end, there is a monastery where you can see Ganesh Himal. Panago Gumba, Mani Dhungyur, and Gurwa Gumba are three of Chumling's monasteries. The view of the little valley is enhanced by the presence of a large Chorten in the field's center.
Day 06

Trek from Chumling (2386m) to Rachen Gompa (3240m)

The day starts with a crossing of a suspension bridge to the opposite bank from Chumling. Down to Domje, the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek route follows the Syar River. To go to Chhokang Paro, you will have to continue ascending upwards from Domje. After passing through Rainjam and over another bridge, you will come to Gho Village, which has a local teashop. The picturesque traditional town of Chhokang Paro is reached after another 2-hour hike to Tsum. From Chhokang Paro, you can see Himalchuli and Ganesh Himal in the distance on a clear day. After passing through Chhokang Paro, you will reach Lamagaon and then Rachen Gompa, which will be your today’s destination.
Day 07

Trek from Rachen Gompa (3240m) to Nile (3361m) up to Mu Gumpa (3700m)

After breakfast, amazing scenic walks from Rachen Gompa to the Nile begin. Lunch will be served at the Nile, after which you will leave your bulky luggage at the tea house and go on a day tour to the Mu Gompa. Your Manaslu with Tsum Valley Trekk route will climb wonderful paths to Mu Gompa, the region's largest monastery and Tsum Valley's highest point. Mu Gompa, a flat bowl-like valley encircled by mountains, will astonish you with its own universe. There is no tea house or lodging amenities in Mu Gompa. Those who wish to stay in Mu Gompa must do so in the Monastery, which does not have a lot of room. So, after visiting Mu Gompa, you will return to the Nile.
Day 08

Trek from Nile (3361m) to Chumling (2386m)

Your Manaslu and Tsum Valley Trekking Trail will take you to Chhule and then to Phurbe, where you can stay in a Sherpa home. To reach Rachen Gompa, a nunnery, the journey continues along the Siyar River's banks, passing through flat meadows and power lines. If the weather is clear, Rachen Gompa provides an excellent view of Kipu Himal. You will pass via Chhokang Paro, Domje, Kowo, and Tanju on your way to Chumling through this route. Chumling will be your destination for today’s night stay.
Day 09

Trek from Chumling (2386m) to Deng (1860m)

After crossing the suspension bridge, you will face a long downward hike from Chumling to Lokpa village. The Manaslu Tsum Trek begins on a rocky hill with a glimpse of Sringi Himal in the distance. You will be walking along the Shair Khola's bank. The trail offers breathtaking views of the Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, and other snow-capped peaks in the area. You will proceed past Ghatta Khola and on to farms where maize, millet, potatoes, and vegetables are grown. You will cross bamboo trees to reach the Deng River after passing through an empty canyon and trekking on the paths along the Budhi Gandaki's bank
Day 10

Trek from Deng (1860m) to Namrung (2630m)

On this day, you will begin your Manaslu Tsum hike from Deng to Namrung. Climb from Deng to Rana Village and continue on to Bhiphedi. The trek offers spectacular views of Sringi Himal and multiple crossings of the Budi Gandaki River. Before reaching Ghap, the trail meanders in and out of valley canyons, passing the Serang Khola. As you leave Ghap, the valley steepens as you ascend past bamboo and rhododendron groves. After traversing a few wild rivers, you will arrive at Namrung Village, which serves as the gateway to Upper Nuri. Tibetans live in Upper Nuri. They communicate in a separate dialect.
Day 11

Trek from Namrung (2630m) to Lho (3180m)

Manaslu with Tsum hike path rises steeply uphill from Namrung to Lihi, with spectacular vistas of Himal Chuli and Ganesh Himal. The route descends from Lihi, first to the Simnang side valley, then to the Hinang River. Ngadi Chuli is visible from a chorten along the river. You will go on to Sho after that. The path now ascends to Shrip. On your way to Shrip, you will come across a gigantic prayer wheel. The ridge where Lho village is located is reached after a difficult hike. Manaslu North and Naike Himal are visible for the first time from the settlement. Ribung monastery, just above Lho hamlet, is a local monastery. A spot near Lho village called Kani is also a great spot to see the sunset or sunrise. In the evening, you may trek to Kani to see the sunset. You may even see the sunrise above Manaslu Himal if you wake up early enough
Day 12

Trek from Lho (3180m) to Samagaon (3520m)

Shyala village is on the way from Lho to Samagaon. Your Manaslu Tsum Valley Trekking Route will pass through gompas, Tibetan communities, and alpine splendor as well as slopes with breathtaking views of Mount Manaslu. Apart from that, you will be able to observe the cultural landscapes of the region. Hike up to the gompa and continue your exploration of Ribung Gompa. Visitors will be mesmerized by the spectacular views of the towering glacier mountains. Birendra Lake, Pungyen Gompa, as well as exploring the nearby glacial moraine, are available. Visit the Pungyen monastery, which is located beneath Manaslu's east face, if you just want to relax and explore Samagaon. Higher up in the town, the cave Gompa and hot springs are found.
Day 13

Acclimatization Day at Samagaun - Birendra Lake or Pungen Monastery or Manaslu Base Camp

We strongly advise spending a day in Samagaon acclimating to the altitude. You can hike close after dropping your luggage off at the teahouse, which aids in acclimatization. The acclimatization days will provide you with several excellent walking choices. First, Birendra Lake is a freshwater lake next to Punhyen Glacier, at a height of 3,450 meters. It's just a 3-kilometer walk from Samogaon to the lake. The eighth-tallest mountain base camp in the world, Manaslu Base Camp, is accessible via hiking. At 4,800 meters, it is roughly 6 kilometers away from the village. The third is Pungen Monastery, which is 6-7 kilometers away from the settlement. A monastery, peaks, prayer flags, and mani walls may all be seen from the peaceful and picturesque trek. This is the day to try to visit all three places. You can visit at least two of them if not all of them. Finally, in the evening, the hike will return to Samagoan.
Day 14

Trek from Samagaon (3520m) to Samdo (3860m)

To get to Samdo, you will have to ascend steeply on an isolated trail. Manaslu Circuit Trekking trail will take you along the Budhi Gandaki River and through a lovely woodland with Rhododendron, Juniper, and Birch trees. The valley widens before approaching Kermo Kharka and the white Kani Gateway. The path's attractiveness is enhanced by the mani walls that border it. As you continue, you will reach Samdo, which is only 4 kilometers from the Tibetan border. Mt. Manaslu, Simnang Himal, Ngadi Chuli, Manaslu glacier, Manaslu icefall, and other Himalayan peaks can all be seen from here, as well as a Tibetan refugee community.
Day 15

Trek from Samdo (3860m) to Larkya Phedi (4480m)

Today's views of the Larkya Glacier and the majestic Manaslu Mountain are spectacular. At Larkya La Phedi, you will relax and prepare to cross Larkya La Pass the next day. The Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek continues across hills and over wooden bridges across the Budi Gandaki. The Larkya glacier will be reached after crossing two streams, followed by a stunning valley. Then you will traverse the Salka Khola Valley, climb back up, and arrive at Dharmasala, also known as Larkya La Phedi, a stone guest house that isn't a lodge but rather a type of resting place. The hike is brief, so you will have plenty of time to get used to the altitude.
Day 16

Trek from Larkya Phedi (4480m) to Bimthang (3720m) by Crossing Larkya La Pass (5160m)

To begin trekking over the longest and most difficult stretch, you must leave Dharmasala extremely early in the morning. The Manaslu Tsum Trek begins with a gradual ascent across the moraine. It gradually descends to the lake, then becomes rough and vague as it passes over steep grassy hills. After descending to the four frozen lakes, you will tackle the final difficult ascent to the pass. The Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal, Kanguru, Minjung, and the massive Annapurna II can all be seen from the pass. The route follows the top of the moraine to the west, crossing it with a series of steep, rugged switchbacks, before descending more gently on loose gravel to another grassy moraine. The route now becomes more straightforward and leads to a little meadow. As the trails descend to a big meadow, passing by a mani wall and a little rest hut that marks Bhimtang, the valley widens.
Day 17

Trek from Bimthang (3720m) to Tiliche (2560m)

This is the last day of trekking in the Manaslu region as you can see in the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek Itinerary. The descent from Bimthang passes through high-grazing grassland, Dudh Khola, and rhododendron woodland, with views of Manaslu, Lamjung Himal, Himlung Himal, and Cheo Himal. First and foremost, after passing Dobhan and Purdi Khola, you will descend from Bimthang to Hampuk hamlet. Then, on your way to Gho Village, you will travel through Yak Kharka and Kharche, as well as the magnificent streams Soti Khola and Kasongto Khola. After crossing Gho village following the bank of the river, you will finally arrive at Tiliche.
Day 18

Drive Back to Kathmandu (1400m) or Pokhara (822m) from Tiliche (2560m)

Finally, you will say your goodbyes to Tiliche and board a shared jeep to Besi Sahar. You will take home lifelong memories as well as photographs of some of the world's most beautiful mountains. From Besi Sahar to Kathmandu or Pokhara, you will take a public bus. You will spend the night in Kathmandu or Pokhara, celebrating your successful completion of the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek with a farewell supper where you may share your experiences

Inclusions

What's included

  • Experienced English-speaking trekking guide, including meals, lodging, salary, insurance, tools, supplies, and transportation.
  • Taxi transfer to Kathmandu bus station to catch the bus to Machha Khola.
  • Public bus tickets from Kathmandu to Machha Khola.
  • 16 nights’ accommodation during the trek in basic teahouses (twin sharing).
  • 1 night’s accommodation in Dharmasala (dormitory room).
  • All meals during the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner) with a cup of tea or coffee.
  • Trekking sleeping bag suitable for temperatures down to -20°C.
  • Dream himalyas Treks t-shirt.
  • Pocket map of the Manaslu region.
  • Duffle bag for porter services (if added as an option).
  • All necessary permits for the Manaslu and Tsum Valley regions.
  • Shared Jeep from Tilche to Besishar (Day 18).
  • Public bus ticket from Besishar to Kathmandu or Pokhara (Day 18).
  • Applicable tourist service charges, VAT, and taxes.
  • Purified drinking water (Ef-Chlor water purification tablets).
  • Complimentary luggage storage at Green Valley Nepal Store during the trek.
  • Farewell dinner in Kathmandu upon return from the trek.
  • Airport transfer for your final departure from Nepal as per your schedule.

What's not included

  • International airfare, Nepal visa fee, and travel insurance.
  • Additional nights’ accommodation and meals in Kathmandu beyond what’s included.
  • Porter service during the trek: USD 340 per porter (one porter carries up to 20–24 kg; recommended one porter for two trekkers).
  • Private Jeep from Kathmandu to trek starting point (Machhikhola): USD 200 per Jeep.
  • Private Jeep from trek endpoint (Tilche) to Kathmandu or Pokhara: USD 300 per Jeep.
  • Extra expenses during the trek, including hot showers, drinks, additional meals, Wi-Fi/data, battery charging, etc.
  • Tips for guide and porter (recommended but optional).

Food or Meal on the Voyage to Manaslu Tsum Valley

During your trek, you will enjoy a variety of meals featuring local Nepali cuisine and international options.

Nepali Cuisine:
Staples such as rice, vegetables, lentil soup, pulses, and spinach are commonly served. Dal Bhaat, a traditional rice and lentil dish, is a local favorite.

Breakfast Options:
Oatmeal, corn flakes, French toast with jam, butter, and cheese, honey, Tibetan bread or chapati, local tsampa porridge, eggs, pancakes, muesli, fruits, vegetables, and hot drinks.

Lunch Options:
Dhal, bhat, tarkari (vegetable curry), Tibetan bread, various soups, Sherpa stew, steaks, sandwiches, momo (dumplings), macaroni dishes, Tenduk spaghetti noodles, thukpa, pasta, potatoes, vegetables, salad, pizza, snacks, and desserts.

Dinner Options:
Similar to lunch, with a mix of Dhal, bhat, tarkari, Tibetan bread, soups, Sherpa stew, steaks, sandwiches, momo, macaroni, Tenduk spaghetti, thukpa, pasta, vegetable curry, potato dishes, salad, pizza, snacks, and even Korean ramen.

As you ascend above 4000m, the variety of meals may become more limited, but teahouses continue to provide nourishing and satisfying options to keep you energized for the trek.

Travel Insurance for Tsum Valley Manaslu Trek

The Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek is classified as highly challenging, with risks such as altitude sickness, landslides, and other unforeseen hazards. All participants are required to have valid travel insurance before starting the trek. Trekkers must provide  Dream himalayas with a copy of their full insurance policy, which should cover medical emergencies and high-altitude evacuation, including helicopter rescue up to 6,000 meters. While we can suggest insurance providers based on previous client experiences, we do not sell insurance ourselves. After booking, trekkers are expected to submit their complete insurance details. In case of emergencies, your policy will be used to ensure prompt rescue and coverage of medical expenses, saving time and reducing costs.

Altitude Sickness and Remedies in Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek

Dream himalayas  Manaslu and Tsum Valley Trek itinerary includes a rest day in Samdo to ensure proper acclimatization and minimize the risk of acute mountain sickness. Your trek begins in Machha Khola, gradually ascending through low-altitude trails while exploring the remote Tsum Valley before reaching Samdo. This gradual approach allows your body ample time to adjust to the high-altitude environment, reducing the likelihood of altitude sickness.

Altitude sickness can be life-threatening if ignored. Our experienced guides are trained in first aid and have extensive Himalayan expertise. They use oximeters to monitor oxygen levels, enabling early detection of altitude sickness. Your safety and well-being are our top priorities. Trek leaders will advise on preventive measures, including hiking at a slow pace and staying well-hydrated—up to four liters of water per day. If severe symptoms occur, the safest approach is immediate descent. Please note that your trekking leader has the authority to continue or halt the trek based on the overall condition of the group.

Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek Guide and Safety

Dream himalayas  is committed to protecting the environment and minimizing the negative impact of tourism. We actively partner with the Kathmandu Environmental Education Project (KEEP) to create eco-friendly itineraries that benefit both travelers and the local communities along the trekking routes.

Your safety, security, and satisfaction are always our top priorities. We stay fully prepared with proper gear, equipment, and first-aid supplies, and all our guides are extensively trained in first aid. If any trekker shows signs of altitude sickness, your trek leader will assess the situation and decide whether to continue or descend for your well-being. In serious cases, we can arrange an emergency helicopter evacuation from high altitudes. Throughout the journey, we walk together to ensure everyone’s safety and support.

Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek Booking Procedure

Dream himilayas  is committed to protecting the environment and minimizing the negative impact of tourism. We actively partner with the Kathmandu Environmental Education Project (KEEP) to create eco-friendly itineraries that benefit both travelers and the local communities along the trekking routes.

Your safety, security, and satisfaction are always our top priorities. We stay fully prepared with proper gear, equipment, and first-aid supplies, and all our guides are extensively trained in first aid. If any trekker shows signs of altitude sickness, your trek leader will assess the situation and decide whether to continue or descend for your well-being. In serious cases, we can arrange an emergency helicopter evacuation from Green Valley Nepal Treks is a government-approved trekking and tour operator with more than ten years of experience in Nepal. We are proud members of both the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) and the Trekking Agencies’ Association of Nepal (TAAN), ensuring that you can book your Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek with complete confidence.
To secure your trip, a 10% deposit of the total package cost is required. Within one week of booking, please send us copies of your essential documents, including your passport, passport-size photos, travel insurance, and your arrival and departure flight details.
Payments can be made through our website via bank transfer, Western Union, or online payment. After arriving in Nepal, you may also pay the remaining balance by cash, bank transfer, or credit card. For your convenience, we will email you all necessary payment details, including accepted methods and the total amount due.high altitudes. Throughout the journey, we walk together to ensure everyone’s safety and support.

Frequently Asked Questions about Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek - 18 Days

Dream himalayas is fully prepared to handle any situation during the journey. Our team carries all essential tools, equipment, and a complete first-aid kit, and each crew member is thoroughly trained in first aid. We also use oximeters at higher elevations to monitor trekkers’ oxygen levels. If someone shows signs of altitude-related illness, the trek leader will decide whether it’s safer to continue or to descend for the well-being of the entire group. In serious emergencies, we can arrange immediate helicopter evacuation from high altitude to ensure your safety.

  • To minimize the risk of altitude sickness during the trek, follow these guidelines:Drink at least 4 liters of water daily.
  • Have garlic soup, which is traditionally believed to help with acclimatization.
  • Trek slowly and maintain your own comfortable pace.
  • Never skip acclimatization days.
  • Consider continuing with Diamox as recommended.
  • Avoid caffeinated drinks, alcohol, and tobacco

Q3. What Sort of Permits Required for Manaslu with Tsum Valley Trek?

You will need the Manaslu and Tsum Valley Special Permit, the Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP), and the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) for this trek. Green Valley Nepal Treks handles all the necessary paperwork on your behalf, so you can simply relax and enjoy the journey.

Q4. Is It Mandatory to Have Travel Insurance to Trek Manaslu with Tsum Valley?

Yes, Travel insurance is mandatory and must include medical and emergency repatriation coverage, as well as helicopter rescue and evacuation costs at the highest elevations.

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