Short Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek

At the Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be greeted by our Airport Representative. A private tourist car will take you to the hotel. Rest or visit us at our office for details on the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek Itinerary.
As soon as you reach the hotel, we can set up the appointment for the trip meeting. The trip meeting will take place at the office of Nepal Holiday Treks and Tours.

After an early breakfast, your Manaslu and Tsum Valley journey will begin with the public bus to Machha Khola through Arughat and Soti Khola. The bus ride will offer you a glimpse of amazing views of Annapurna, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, and Langtang Himal. You will reach Machha Khola after crossing Gurung and Magar villages, farmlands, and waterfalls.

By crossing another lovely suspension bridge you will reach The Sal Forest. Next,

There is a steep hill above the Budhi Gandaki which lies in the jungle. You may enjoy the beautiful rice fields scattered along the way to Labubesi village. Ultimately, you will reach Machha Khola village, where you will be resting and preparing for the next day’s adventure.

A series of ups and downs, the Manaslu with Tsum Valley Trekking route, makes this quite difficult. From Machha Khola through Tharo Khola upp to another small picturesque Gurung village, Khorlabesi. Another short but steep climb takes us to Tatopani, the hot water spring, where we spend some time soaking in the natural sauna. After crossing the Budhi Gandaki River over the suspension bridge and climbing up the staircases, you will reach Doban.

The Yuru River is crossed by Yaruphant. In Yaru Bagar, you’ll cross the Cantilever bridge, which was built with Swiss Technology in 2016 after an earthquake. You will then cross the Budhi Gandaki River to the west of the village and then hike over the hill and descend down to the river to Jagat village. At Jagat, permits will be registered at a police checkpoint since this is the access point for the Manaslu Conservation Area.

Jagat is an extensive Gurung settlement found in a saddle within a plain. Upon passing this agro-based village, the trail will climb onto a rocky ridge above Salleri, providing good views of Mount Sringi. Upon reaching Sirdibas and getting cultural insights into the old Buddhist settlement, you will cross the longest suspension bridge of Nepal and further climb to Lokpak situated on the northern site of Philim.

After about an hour of climb, you will reach Ekle Bhatti; from there, it is a gradual climb through a wooded area. The Manaslu and Tsum Valley Trek aveu- ascends through the pine trees along one end of a grand canyon, as you reach near a junction. You will then want to take the right-hand trail toward Tsum Valley, where you will stay overnight at Lokpa. From Lokpa village, you will enjoy breathtaking views of Himalchuli and Boudha Himal.

The trail passes through a completely silent tropical rhododendron and pine forest. A few ups and downs will take you to a small suspension bridge. This small swinging bridge leads to Ripchet and Chumling from where the Manaslu with Tsum Valley Trekking trail has been diverted. Cross the bridge down the path to pass a small stone wall. There is a monastery at the very top of the village of Chumling where you can then view Ganesh Himal. Panago Gumba, Mani Dhungyur, and Gurwa Gumba are three of Chumling’s monasteries. The visibility of the minor valley is increased due to the placement of a great Chorten in the center of the field.

From Chumling, the direction is across a suspension bridge towards the other side. From Domje, this Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek route follows Syar River downward. Now to reach Chhokang Paro, one has to keep climbing up to Domje. Gho Village, which has a small local teashop, is reached by traveling through Rainjam onto another bridge. The beautiful traditional village of Chhokang Paro is reached after further trekking for two hours to Tsum.

Best views of Himalchuli and Ganesh Himal to the distance on a clear day from Chhokang Paro. Then converging to Lamagaon and then Rachen Gompa, which will be the destination for today from Chhokang Paro.

After breakfast, wake up to the marvelous vistas of the Nile with scenic walks from the Rachen Gompa. At the Nile, lunch will be served. After lunch, leave your heavyweight travel items in the tea house and go for a day trip to Mu Gompa. The Manaslu with Tsum Valley Trekk elevation sweeps up incredible trails and reaches Mu Gompa, the largest monastery in the Tsum Valley and the highest altitude in the Tsum Valley. A flat, bowl-like valley encircled by mountain peaks will greet you in Mu Gompa, one world in its universe.

There aren’t any tea houses or accommodation facilities in Mu Gompa. Those wishing to spend the night would have to stay in the Monastery, where the spaces are limited. Thus one will come back to the Nile after a visit to Mu Gompa.

While enjoying the Manaslu and Tsum Valley Trekking Trail, you will head towards Chhule, and then onwards to Phurbe, where you will enjoy a comfortable stay in the Sherpa home. Proceeding from there, the way to Rachen Gompa, a beautiful nunnery, continues along the banks of the Siyar River, passing through flat meadows, and via the gripping sights of the power lines. The view of Kipu Himal is splendid if the skies are clear on the way to Rachen Gompa. Continuing along this route, you will go through Chhokang Paro, Domje, Kowo, and on to Tanju before reaching your destination-Chumling, where you will overnight today.

After the suspension bridge, cross a long downhill trek from Chumling to Lokpa village. The Manaslu Tsum Trek begins on rocky hills, where a hint of Sringi Himal can be spied some distance away. You will be walking along the Shair Khola’s bank. The trail will let you enjoy spectacular views of the Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, and some other snow-covered peaks of the region. You will proceed past Ghatta Khola and on farms, where maize, millet, potato and other vegetables are raised. This crossing passes through bamboo trees; Deng River will be reached after crossing through an empty canyon trek on pathways along the bank of Budhi Gandaki.

On this day, you will begin your Manaslu Tsum hike from Deng to Namrung. Climb from Deng to Rana Village and then walk on toward Bhiphedi. The views on the trek are wow: Sringi Himal and Budi Gandaki River multiple times. The trail moves in and out of valley canyons passing by Serang Khola into Ghap. Leaving Ghap, the valley becomes steep as you climb past bamboo and rhododendron.

After crossing some wild rivers, you might reach Namrung Village, the gateway to Upper Nuri. Tibetans settle in Upper Nuri. They speak a distinct dialect.

The trail ascends steeply from Namrung to Lihi following Tsum-Manaslu trekking route. It offers breathtaking views of Himal Chuli and Ganesh Himal. From Lihi, the road leaves for the Simnang side valley and then the Hinang River. A chorten along the river shows Ngadi Chuli. You will move 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.

It is visible for the first time from the settlement, Manaslu North and Naike Himal. Ribung monastery is a local monastery just above Lho hamlet. A nice spot to view sunset or sunrise is also a place called Kani near Lho village. One can hike to Kani for the sunset in the evening. If you wake up early enough, you can catch the sunrise above Manaslu Himal.

The village of Shyala is not anything but a on-the-job break between Lho and Samagaon. The Manaslu Tsum Valley Trekking Route will cross through several gompas and Tibetan settlements while at the same time dotting alpine scenery and slopes with wonderful views toward Mount Manaslu. You will equally learn about the cultural landscape of the region. From the view of a trekker, Ribung Gompa is well worth hiking up to. Visitors will be awestruck by glorious views of soaring glacier-age mountains.

Birendra Lake and Pungyen Gompa are one option, while a visit to the nearby glacial moraine would be another. If you’d rather spend a more relaxed day visiting the sights than anything else, be sure to check out Pungyen Monastery, situated just beneath Manaslu’s east face. Up at the edge of town, one can also visit the cave Gompa and hot springs.

We strongly advise you to spend at least one day in Samagaon acclimatizing. You can then hike easy after dropping off your luggage at the teahouse, which is good for acclimatization. Hoilect this day-long acclimatization will present you with lovely walks. First, Birendra Lake next to Punhyen Glacier: Here is the freshwater lake at an attitude of 3,450 meters. It is just a three kilometers journey from Samogaon itself to reach the lake.

Manaslu Base Camp-the eighth in the world of tallest mountain base camps-can be reached by trekking. It is located at an altitude of about 4,800 meters-at a distance of nearly from the village 6. Now let’s move on to the third one, the Pungen Monastery, which is 6-7 km away from the settlement. Everything about a monastery, with peaks, prayer flags, and mani walls, can be seen facing this peaceful and beautiful trek. An attempt should be made to visit all the places on this day. One, two, or even more of them can be visited if not all. Finally, in the evening, hike back to Samagoan.

From Samagaon, you have to trek high up to reach Samdo along a climb on an isolated track. The Manaslu Circuit Trekking path wanders next to the Budhi Gandaki River and through a wonderful woodland of Rhododendron, Juniper, and Birch trees. The valley then opens up, and before you reach Kermo Kharka and the ivory-white gateway of Kani, the path takes you through mani walls parlancing the path. Continue on and reach Samdo, a mere 4 kilometers north of the Tibetan border. Views from here include: Mount Manaslu, Simnang Himal, Ngadi Chuli, Manaslu glacier, Manaslu icefall, among other peaks of the Himalayas. Plus, there is a sort of Tibetan refugee community.

The views with Larkya Glacier on one side and the great Manaslu Mountain on the other are just spectacular for today. You will settle at Larkya La Phedi and prepare for the crossing of the Larkya La Pass tomorrow. The trek continues in the Manaslu Tsum Valley through hills and over wooden bridges across the Budi Gandaki. After crossing the two streams, you reach the Larkya glacier through a beautiful valley. You then climb through the Salka Khola Valley and then back to the Dharmasala or Larkya La Phedi-the stone rest house, but here it is not called a lodge. It is a type of resting place. The day’s trek is quite short, so you’ll have plenty of time to acclimatize to the elevation.

Trekking across this longest and hardest stretch requires getting out of Dharmasala by starts early in the morning. The Manaslu Tsum Trek begins by an easy incline over the moraines. From there, it will gradually descend towards the lake before becoming rough and vague by steep grassy hill caps. After going down to the four frozen lakes, you will meet the last arduous climb up to the pass. You get to see from the pass the views of Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal, Kanguru, Minjung, and the mighty Annapurna II.

The route follows the crest of the moraine to the west, joining it with a series of steep rugged switchbacks, before descending more gently on loose gravel to another grassy moraine. The trail becomes less complicated and leads to a tiny meadow at this point. As trails descend to a large meadow at this point, passing a mani wall and a little resting hut marking Bhimtang, it is here that the valley begins to widen.

As per Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek Itinerary, this is the final day of trekking in the Manaslu region. From Bimthang, descending through high-grazing grassland, Dudh Khola, and rhododendron woodland, one can view Manaslu, Lamjung Himal, Himlung Himal, and Cheo Himal. At the outset, having passed by Dobhan and Purdi Khola, one will descend from Bimthang to Hampuk village. Thereafter, towards Gho Village, you will traverse Yak Kharka and Kharche, and the beautiful streams Soti Khola and Kasongto Khola. After crossing Gho village along the bank of the river, you will arrive at Tiliche

Well, this is the end of Tiliche for you, and you will catch a shared jeep to Besi Sahar. You will take a lifetime of memories, as well as photographs of some of the world’s most beautiful mountains, to home. You can use a public bus to go to either Kathmandu or Pokhara from Besi Sahar. You will spend that night in Kathmandu or Pokhara celebrating your conquest of the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek with a farewell supper for sharing memories.