Tsum valley with Manaslu trekking trail lies in the remote yet very beautiful region of Upper Manaslu in the Gorkha district of north-western Nepal. The valley was a place for meditation monks and nuns for centuries and was described as the beautiful and holy valley of bliss by Guru Rinpoche. The region was previously a restricted region up until 2007 AD, and due to its remote and far-flung nature, it is still very isolated. It seems like time has stood still here for many years. During the trek, we will hike uphill to explore two very remote yet beautiful and mysterious villages, Chumchet and Chekampar. In Tibetan, the word Tsum means vivid, and that is just how your trekking experience will be. The trekking route to the Manaslu region was only opened to trekkers in 1992. Since then, the trek to the beautiful Himalayan region has become very popular, as we will trek through the beautiful and varied landscapes, natural wonders, and lush hills to reach the tall peaks. Manaslu translates to Spirit Mountain in the local language and it stands for the resilient and pacific deity for the locals.
We will have grand views of the northern mountains, especially Manaslu which is also the 8th highest peak in the world at an elevation of 8,156 m. We will also have an equally captivating view of other towering satellite peaks such as Ganesh Himal to the south, Sringi Himal to the north, and Mount Himchuli and Buddha to the west. The Tsum Valley Trail provides just the right amount of adventure, fun, and thrill. In Tsum Valley, the soaring peaks look like they touch the sky in all directions. It is truly a magnificent sight to behold. We will also cross another enthralling pass, Ngula Dhojhyang, at an elevation of 5,903 m. In Tsum Valley, the soaring peaks look like they touch the sky in all directions. It is truly a magnificent sight to behold.
The most suitable time for the Tsum Valley Trek is between October and December and March and May. The itinerary can be designed to add new places, extend, or shorten the trekking trip.
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Day 01: – Arrival in Kathmandu, transfer to the hotel, and welcome drinks.
Day 02: – Trekking preparation and sightseeing tour in Kathmandu.
Day 03: – Kathmandu: Drive to Machha Khola (7/8h) 970m.
Day 04: – Machha Khola – Jagat (5/6h) 1350m.
Day 05: – Jagat – Lokpa (5/6h) 2240m.
Day 06: – Lokpa – Chumling (4/5h) 2386m.
Day 07: – Chumling – Chhokangparo (4/5h) 3031m.
Day 08: – Chhokangparo – Nile (4/5h) 3361m.
Day 09: – Nile – Mu Gompa (3/4h) 3700m.
Day 10: – Mu Gompa – Back to Rachen Gompa (3/4h) 3240m.
Day 11: – Rachen Gompa – Dhumje (3/4h) 2460m.
Day 12: – Dhumje – Gompa Lungdan (3/4h) 3200m.
Day 13: – Gompa Lungdan – Ripchet (4/5h) 2470m.
Day 14: – Ripchet – Pewa (5/6h) 1800.
Day 15: – Pewa – Gap (5/6h) 2397m.
Day 16: – Gap – Lho (5/6h) 3180m.
Day 17: – Lho – Sama Gaun (3/4h) 3520m.
Day 18: – Sama Gaun – Rest for Acclimatization Day.
Day 19: – Sama Gaun – Samdo village (3/4h) 3875m.
Day 20: – Samdo village – Dharmasala (3/4h) 4460m.
Day 21: – Dharmasala – Larke La Pass (4/5h) 5160m – Bimtang (4/5h) 3720m.
Day 22: – Bimtang – Goa (4/5h) 2515m.
Day 23: – Goa – Dharapani (4/5h) 1900m.
Day 24: – Dharapani – Drive to Kathmandu (7/8h) 1350m.
Day 25: – Rest and shopping day.
Day 26: – Departure from Kathmandu to your destination.
When you make such an adventure travel plan to visit Nepal, please bring your one suitcase and trekking day pack inside or as hand luggage used in Kathmandu. You just need casual clothes, such as jeans and a light jacket, if the evening gets cold. Leave your things that you don’t need in Trekking or Travel at the hotel while you return from the trip, and then you will bring them back from there. The items that you need are listed below:
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After confirmation, you will receive by mail the booking form with all the details for the payment of the deposit. The deposit will be sent by transfer to our bank. Once we receive the money, we will send you the final invoice with the balance to pay. The balance will be paid upon your arrival in Kathmandu.
You can pay your deposit either by bank transfer or at the following bank :
Dear Client, If you have any problems with the above payment system, then you can send it to us by money transfer, such as:
Normally, you can directly deposit the amount of your trip into our bank account with the following account information: But the money transfer system for the bank account doesn’t work, and it is a quick & easy way to get your payment method.
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Booking Information:
Trips canceled by the client: The following cancellation charges will be applied to the cancellation of the trip:
Thank you so much!!!
After confirmation, you will receive by mail the booking form with all the details for the payment of the deposit. The deposit will be sent by transfer to our bank. Once we receive the money, we will send you the final invoice with the balance to pay. The balance will be paid upon your arrival in Kathmandu.
You can pay your deposit either by bank transfer or at the following bank :
Dear Client, If you have any problems with the above payment system, then you can send it to us by money transfer, such as:
Normally, you can directly deposit the amount of your trip into our bank account with the following account information: But the money transfer system for the bank account doesn’t work, and it is a quick & easy way to get your payment method.
Cash
Booking Information:
Trips canceled by the client: The following cancellation charges will be applied to the cancellation of the trip:
Thank you so much!!!
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