Manaslu-Circuit

tarting the Manaslu Circuit trek begins at Kathmandu. There is a direct bus option from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. at Gongabu Bus Park, Kathmandu, to Arughat. Another option is to come in by bus on the Prithvi Highway to Dhading or Malekhu and then hop onto the local bus or jeep afterwards.

Our guide will check you in at your hotel via taxi and get you to the bus station. We suggest taking your breakfast or having it packed by the hotel. A toilet stop and lunch break will be taken by the bus on the way.

Your window seat will provide you with the best views of the landscape because the road is dusty and also bumpy in nature to the point you reach Machha Khola. There are a myriad of rest stops where you can have a quick break and also have the meals.

The next day, you are going to commence walking along the winding road alongside the river Budi Gandaki. Monkeys and langurs are numerous, and as you start on the forest trail, you will get to meet lots of them.

Then, leaving the forest, you will be walking into the Gurung villages, such as Lower Khorlabeshi. The shepherds in the village are wearing a common smoke-browned cape known as Bokkhu.

As you keep walking, you will finally arrive at Tatopani, which means hot water, where you can take warm showers and rest your soaring body on your route to the Manaslu Circuit Trek. After a rest, you cross a new suspension bridge over the Bhudi Gandaki River into Doban.