Manaslu Tibet View Trek

Detail About Manaslu Tibet View Trek

Manaslu Tibet View Trek leads you to the border from where one can enjoy the magnificent view of Tibetan Plateausand at the same time view of high Himalayas makes your overwhelmed. It is relatively easy and interesting trek in Manaslu region trekking. Manaslu Tibet view trek goes to the north of Samdo which is the ancient route of salt trade between Nepal and Tibet and you will be passing through the barren land of Nepal and viewing the magical Tibetan landscapes. Of course, you will be trekking on the very less touristic side of Manaslu region because most of the trekkers are rushing to do Larke Pass but Mountain Ram Adventures team make your trekking  indifferent to them so making unique approach to Manalsu trek you will experiencing amazing route. Those people who want to continue to Larke Pass get better acclimatization if they do this trip before the pass.

Manaslu Tibet View Trek follows the ancient river Budhi Gandaki all the way to your destination and you will be passing by the Tibetan villages in Nepalese land like Lho and Samgaun. It also offers you the panoramic view of the Manaslu Mountain along with Ganesh himal.

Manaslu Tibet View Trek starts from Sotikhola which seven hours Jeep or Bus ride from Kathmandu through the local villages like Dhading and Salyantar. It will arrive at the village called Arughat and then it will be another couple of hours for Sotikhola. Treks starts from 790 meters and goes up to Samdo village 4000 meters which will be the highest altitude where you will be sleeping the night. Mountain Ram Adventures team will be introducing you the villages of Jagat, Pilim, Lihi, Lho and the Samagaun which are the most beautiful villages where you will be either sleeping or walking through.  All these villages have its own beauty to amaze you. You should not forget to ask with your guides to get more details information about the villages and region. Our guides will answer your uncounted questions with great passion. All our guides are well experienced. They are the Wikipedia in themselves.