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Gorkha bazaar is the traditional starting point for around Manaslu trek. For this circuit, 22 days should be allowed. That gives 19 days for trekking, with one extra day for acclimatization, (rest) or in case of bad weather delays and 2 days for traveling. It's a beautiful counter-clockwise classic trek. This is a relatively easy trail, which links to the "Around Annapurna" trek at Dharapani. From Gorkha it drops either side, to the Daraundi Khola or Buri Gandaki. Following Northwest to Daraundi Khola and thereafter, the trail rises from this to the Barpak and Laprak villages, dropping to Burigandaki valley and joined normal trekking route at Khorlabensi, Or if your physical allowed you then you can continue up and cross the Rupinala Bhanjyang 4734 meters to join with normal trek route below Nyak village; which adds at least three more days and require some group equipment i.e. ropes and Ice-Axes a very good pair of boot. But we are following the traditional trekking route. This trek was officially opened to normal trekkers in 1991, but mountaineering expeditions have been long had access to the area. However, its still require special trekking permit, because in view of the close Tibetan border. This means that individual trekkers cannot trek this route individually, so single travelers need a formal trekking party, with a notional minimum of two peoples in a group. Alternative from Dharapani, you can continue up-into manang valley and cross the popular trekking pass, THORONG LA 5416 meters and end your trek at Jomsom and fly out, or continue for another week down into Kaligandaki valley via Gorepani then to Pokhara.
21 Day Trip
17 day challenging trek
4 nights hotel
Itinerary in brief:
Day 01 Group joining in Kathmandu
Day 02 Visit Kathmandu valley
Day 03 Gorkha & camping
Day 04 trek start
Day 18 trek end at Besishahar
Day 19 drive back to Kathmandu
Day 20 Free or shopping day in Kathmandu
Day 21 Exit from Kathmandu
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Cost Included:
Once you arrive Kathmandu or New Dehli virtually everything is included.
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Hotel on a B/B basis Kathmandu and Dehli
Two person tents and mattress on trek or any portions of camping trips
Duffle bag for trek
All meals once trip is started, on trek prepared by our well-trained local cooks
All local transportations & transfers
Domestic flights where we have specified in our itineraries
Accompanying by local experienced group leaders/guide
Porters, Yak or Mules to carry your equipments on treks
Trek permits, Park and Conservation fees, Temples, Monasteries and monuments entrances
Emergency Comprehensive first aid kits
Sight seeing in Kathmandu or Dehli if it is specified on itinerary
Cost Excluded (Not Included)
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Lunch & dinner Kathmandu or Dehli. Allow $5-10 per meal.
Aerated and alcoholic drinks on trek.
Items of a Personal nature such as phone calls, laundry, etc.
Tips, Airport departure taxes, Visa,
Travel Insurance from back home, which covers air ambulances
Gorkha bazaar is the traditional starting point for around Manaslu trek. For this circuit, 22 days should be allowed. That gives 19 days for trekking, with one extra day for acclimatization, (rest) or in case of bad weather delays and 2 days for traveling. It's a beautiful counter-clockwise classic trek. This is a relatively easy trail, which links to the "Around Annapurna" trek at Dharapani. From Gorkha it drops either side, to the Daraundi Khola or Buri Gandaki. Following Northwest to Daraundi Khola and thereafter, the trail rises from this to the Barpak and Laprak villages, dropping to Burigandaki valley and joined normal trekking route at Khorlabensi, Or if your physical allowed you then you can continue up and cross the Rupinala Bhanjyang 4734 meters to join with normal trek route below Nyak village; which adds at least three more days and require some group equipment i.e. ropes and Ice-Axes a very good pair of boot. But we are following the traditional trekking route. This trek was officially opened to normal trekkers
in 1991, but mountaineering expeditions have been long had access to the area. However, its still require special trekking permit, because in view of the close Tibetan border. This means that individual trekkers cannot trek this route individually, so single travelers need a formal trekking party, with a notional minimum of two peoples in a group. Alternative from Dharapani, you can continue up-into manang valley and cross the popular trekking pass, THORONG LA 5416 meters and end your trek at Jomsom and fly out, or continue for another week down into Kaligandaki valley via Gorepani then to Pokhara. 
Day 01 Group joining in Kathmandu 
