Manaslu Peak Climbing 2025 offers an extraordinary adventure to the world’s eighth-highest peak, standing at 8,163 meters. Nestled in the remote Manaslu region of Nepal, this climb promises an unparalleled experience for mountaineers.

Arrival City

Kathmandu
Hotel Transfer

Available
Accomodation

4 Star Hotel in Kathmandu
Best Season

Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November)
Guide

Full guided tour in Kathmandu and Guide throughout the Peak Climbing
Insurance Coverage

Please do your Life and Travel insurance before the peak climbing
Meals

All meal are included during the Peak Climbing period
Language

English, Chinese, Hindi and Many More language guide are available at Royal Nepal Trek and Expedition
Maximum Altitude

8163 M
Transportation

Private Vehicle or Tourist Vehicle is provided during this peak climbing
Walking Hours

6-8 Hours per day
Tour Availability

Private Tour and Fixed Departure
Departure City

Kathmandu
Payment Method

VISA, Master Card or Bank Transfer
Free Cancellation

Cancellation is only accepted one week prior to the trip start date
Group Size

1 - 15
Destinations

Manaslu

Overview

Itinerary

Cost

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Manaslu Peak Climbing 2025/26

Peak Climbing by Royal Nepal Trek and Expedition

The expedition begins with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Soti Khola. From there, the trail ascends through lush forests, terraced fields, and traditional villages. Along the way, you’ll encounter the diverse cultures of Gurung and Tibetan communities. The climb follows the less-crowded Circuit route, offering stunning views of the Himalayas.

As you approach Manaslu Base Camp, the landscape transforms into alpine terrain. The climb itself involves glacier crossings, steep slopes, and technical sections. However, with proper preparation and expert guidance, the peak becomes attainable. Climbers are rewarded with breathtaking panoramas of Annapurna, Ganesh Himal, and Shringi Himal.

The Manaslu Peak Climbing 2025 expedition requires a good level of physical fitness and prior mountaineering experience. Acclimatization days are included to ensure safety and success. Experienced Sherpa guides and support teams ensure a well-planned ascent, prioritizing safety and comfort.

Manaslu Peak Climbing for 2025/26 by Royal Nepal Trek and Expedition

Challenge Yourself in 2025

This climb offers unmatched serenity compared to more crowded peaks like Everest. The pristine beauty of the Manaslu region, combined with the thrill of high-altitude climbing, makes this a truly unforgettable journey. The best seasons for Manaslu Peak Climbing are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) when weather conditions are most favorable.

For adventure seekers aiming to conquer an 8,000-meter peak in 2025, Manaslu Peak is the perfect choice. It’s not just about reaching the summit—it’s about embracing the journey. Join this once-in-a-lifetime expedition and experience the magic of the Himalayas. For more info: WhatsApp: +9779841953467

Manaslu Peak Climbing Highlights

Summit the Majestic Manaslu (8,163m): Conquer the world’s eighth-highest peak with panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Annapurna and Ganesh Himal.
Remote and Scenic Trekking Route: Journey through off-the-beaten-path trails, pristine villages, lush forests, and rugged landscapes of the Manaslu region.
Cultural Immersion in Tibetan-Inspired Villages: Explore ancient monasteries, unique traditions, and warm hospitality in culturally rich villages like Samagaun and Samdo.
Comprehensive Support and Expert Guidance: Royal Nepal Trek and Expedition provides professional guides, climbing permits, essential equipment, and high-altitude acclimatization support.
Unmatched Himalayan Adventure: Experience the perfect blend of technical climbing, remote trekking, and awe-inspiring vistas for a true mountaineering challenge.

Day 01 :

Arrival in Kathmandu

Upon arrival at Kathmandu Airport, transfer to your hotel. In the evening, enjoy a brief walk around Thamel and savor a delightful Nepalese dinner. Overnight at a fine hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 02 :

Preparation, Briefings, and Last-Minute Shopping

Meet the expedition team for briefings, preparations, and gear arrangements. All permits will be finalized. After shopping, explore some cultural sites in the city if time permits. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 03 :

Drive to Dharapani

Take a scenic drive along the Prithvi Highway, passing rivers, villages, and forests. The route transitions to bumpy Himalayan roads through Besisahar, Syange, and Tal to reach Dharapani. Overnight at a lodge.

Day 04 :

Trek to Tilje

Cross the Marsyangdi River and trek through rhododendron forests, villages, and fields. After gentle ascents and descents, reach Tilje village. Overnight at a teahouse.

Day 05 :

Trek to Bimthang

Trek through rural landscapes and forests while enjoying views of Mt. Manaslu. A gradual ascent via Yak Kharka leads to the picturesque valley of Bimthang. Overnight at a teahouse.

Day 06 :

Rest and Acclimatization Day in Bimthang

Explore nearby attractions like Ponkar and Nyamlo Lakes and the glaciers of Ponkar, Salpudanda, and Kaechakyu. Marvel at views of Mt. Manaslu, Kang Garu, and Phungi Himal. Overnight in Bimthang.

Day 07 :

Cross Larkya La Pass (5,215m) & Trek to Samdo

Ascend to Larkya La Pass for panoramic mountain views, including the Annapurna range. Descend through rough terrain to Samdo village. Overnight at a teahouse.

Day 08 :

Trek to Sama Gaon

A short trek through birch and juniper forests leads to the culturally rich village of Sama Gaon. Explore monasteries and traditional houses. Overnight at a teahouse.

Day 09 :

Trek to Manaslu Base Camp

Head toward Manaslu Base Camp through scenic trails, with rhododendron forests and juniper valleys. Upon arrival, set up camp and enjoy stunning views. Overnight at base camp.

Day 10 - Day 30 :

Climbing Period - Summit Manaslu (8,163m)

Under expert Sherpa guidance, acclimatize, practice climbing techniques, and progress through Camps I, II, III, and IV. Use fixed ropes and navigate snowy slopes to reach the summit. Celebrate your incredible achievement before descending safely to base camp.

Day 31 :

Clean Base Camp and Prepare to Return

Clean up the base camp, collect waste responsibly, and prepare for the return journey. Overnight at base camp.

Day 32 - Day 35 :

Trek Back to Kathmandu

Day 32: Trek to Sama Gaon (3,780m) | 3-4 hrs

Day 33: Trek to Namrung (2,550m) | 5 hrs

Day 34: Trek to Philim Village (2,300m) | 6 hrs

Day 35: Trek to Machha Khola (1,330m) | 6 hrs

Enjoy the scenic descent through terraced fields, forests, and traditional villages.

Day 36 :

Drive Back to Kathmandu

Take a long drive back to Kathmandu. Celebrate the successful expedition with a farewell dinner. Overnight at a fine hotel.

Cost for Manaslu Peak Climbing 2025/26

Cost Included for Manaslu Peak Climbing

Arrival and departure transfers as per the itinerary.
Accommodation in a 4-star hotel in Kathmandu with a BB plan.
Provision of essential climbing gear for the expedition.
Kathmandu sightseeing tour with a city guide, private vehicle, and entrance fees.
Complete ground transportation in private vehicles as mentioned in the itinerary.
Mt. Manaslu Expedition climbing permit.
All required trekking permits and conservation area charges.
Manaslu Conservation Area Permit.
Coverage of the summit rope cost charged by the Expedition Operators Association.
Teahouse accommodation during the pre-climbing and post-climbing phases.
Camping accommodation during the climbing period (Day 12 to Day 37).
Complete meals, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner throughout the climbing and trekking phases.
Fresh, clean, and nutritious meals to maintain energy throughout the expedition.
Nutritious packaged food at higher altitudes with EPI gas and stoves for warming food and beverages.
Services of a professional trek guide and an experienced team of climbing guides.
Support from porters and kitchen staff during the camping expedition.
Complete camping equipment, including dining tents, latrine tents, storage tents, and expedition furniture.
V25 North Face tents with comfortable mattresses for advanced base camp (1:1 ratio) and higher camps (2:1 ratio).
Fresh food, beverages, and heaters at the base camp for comfort during acclimatization.
Backup generator at high-altitude areas where solar panels are inefficient for charging devices.
Liaison officer services during the expedition.
Insurance and all costs for staff, including meals, clothing, and wages.
Complete climbing gear necessary for the expedition.
Three oxygen cylinders for the client and two for the guide, including masks and regulators.
Solar panel setup for battery charging and lighting at the base camp.
Availability of a cellular phone (payable based on usage).
Guide map to track progress and important regional landmarks.
Welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu.
The package price covers all expenses, including government fees, taxes, VAT, and service charges, with no hidden costs for travelers.

Cost Excluded for Manaslu Peak Climbing

Personal climbing gears.
Personal expenses like additional out-of-package services, shopping, laundry, personal hygiene, and the use of different communication modes.
The set summit bonus amount of USD $1,000 for a Sherpa Guide
Alcoholic Beverages.
Cost of personal nature expenses.
Tips for staffs.
Any unforeseen phenomena such as natural disasters and political instability.

Packing List for Manaslu Peak Climbing

Clothing
Base Layer (Moisture-wicking):
Thermal tops and bottoms (Merino wool or synthetic) – 2 pairs
Long-sleeve shirts (lightweight) – 2-3
Trekking T-shirts (quick-dry) – 3

Insulation Layer (Warmth):
Fleece jacket or mid-layer insulation – 1
Down jacket (800+ fill, lightweight, and packable) – 1
Insulated trekking pants – 1

Outer Layer (Protection):
Waterproof and windproof jacket (Gore-Tex or similar) – 1
Waterproof trousers (Gore-Tex) – 1

Trekking Clothes:
Convertible trekking pants – 2 pairs
Lightweight shorts – 1 pair
Comfortable underwear (quick-dry) – 5-6 pairs

Headwear:
Sun hat or cap – 1
Beanie or wool hat – 1
Balaclava or neck gaiter – 1
Bandana or scarf – 1

Handwear:
Liner gloves (lightweight) – 1 pair
Insulated gloves or mittens – 1 pair
Waterproof gloves (outer shell) – 1 pair

Footwear:
Mountaineering boots (double-layered, insulated) – 1 pair
Lightweight trekking boots – 1 pair
Camp shoes or sandals (for resting in teahouses/camps) – 1 pair
Gaiters – 1 pair
Trekking socks (wool or synthetic) – 4-6 pairs
Expedition socks (thick and warm) – 2 pairs

Climbing Gear
Climbing harness – 1
Helmet (UIAA certified) – 1
Ice axe – 1
Crampons (compatible with boots) – 1 pair
Carabiners (locking and non-locking) – 4-6
Ascender (jumar) – 1
Belay device (ATC or similar) – 1
Climbing ropes (provided by the team)
Prusik cords – 1-2
Trekking poles (adjustable, with snow baskets) – 1 pair
Sleeping bag (rated for -20°C to -30°C) – 1
Sleeping pad (insulated) – 1

Personal Items
Backpack (50-60L, for trekking and climbing) – 1
Daypack (20-30L, for short hikes and essentials) – 1
Waterproof backpack cover – 1
Headlamp with extra batteries – 1
Sunglasses (UV protection, category 3 or 4) – 1 pair
Ski goggles – 1 pair
Sunscreen (SPF 50+) – 1
Lip balm with SPF – 1
Personal first aid kit (painkillers, blister care, antiseptic, etc.)
Personal toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap, wet wipes, hand sanitizer)
Quick-dry towel – 1
Water bottles (Nalgene, 1L each) – 2
Insulated thermos (for hot water/tea) – 1
Water purification tablets or filter – 1
Snacks (energy bars, trail mix, chocolates, etc.) – enough for the trip
Journal and pen (optional)

Extra for Women
Sports bras (quick-dry) – 2-3
Feminine hygiene products (biodegradable or reusable options preferred)
Hair ties or headbands
Extra comfortable clothing for teahouse stays

Optional Items
Camera or GoPro with extra batteries
Power bank and solar charger
Lightweight book or e-reader
Earplugs and eye mask (for better sleep)
Small pillow or stuff sack for comfort

Important Documents
Passport (valid with photocopies)
Trekking permits and climbing permits (organized by your operator)
Travel insurance (covering high-altitude climbing)
Emergency contact list

Packing Tips:
Use dry bags or ziplock bags to organize items and protect against moisture.
Layer your clothing to adjust to varying temperatures.
Avoid overpacking; prioritize essentials to keep your backpack manageable.
Test your gear beforehand to ensure comfort and usability.

Manaslu Peak Climbing 2025

Before You Start to Climb