The first successful Manaslu was held in 1956 by Imanishi from Japan and Galgen Norbu Sherpa from Nepal.

There are at least six routes to Manaslu summit. These routes have some technical sections and with its diverse surroundings, the Manaslu campaign offers an unforgettable experience.
Mount Manaslu is a great choice, if you are considering an accessible eight-thousand climb. Height is important, but not as scary as Kanchenjunga or Mount Everest. Considering the success of Manaslu Mountain, you have a good chance to reach the top.

The Manaslu Climbing takes 7 weeks, including a scenic trek 4,400-meter up to Manaslu base camp. The trekking route is relatively untouched. Compared to peaks such as Cho Oyu (8,188 m), or Shisapangma (8,027 m), Manaslu climbing is equally challenging in terms of technical conditions. This is a good climb before attempting a serious technical 8,000 meter hill. Manaslu climbing is technical and challenging, as the case with Cho Oyu (8,188 m) and Shisapangma (8,027 m), and you have to be seriously technical 8,000m before climbing.
Predicted travel time is 48 days. Starting from Kathmandu, we will hold campaign briefings for the team members, complete the necessary paperwork and preparations. Then, we drive to Arughat Bazaar-Liding Village, from where the first trek of the expedition begins. Hiking offers great experiences and allows mountaineers to admire the beautiful, scenic landscapes of Nepal. The trail follows the Budhigandaki river. On day 9/10, the climbing team arrives at Sama village, an attractive village of farmers and traders. There is also a Buddhist monastery;  before going to Manaslu base camp.

We plan the ascent period for about 28 days. On climbing days, you can expect a sequence of plateaus and medium slopes on the way to the vertical crest. We assure you, the view from the top is worth all the effort!
The landing route is slightly different. In this way climbers can recognize a large part of the area around Mount Manaslu. What’s more, different routes help keeping the team curious and high spirits up. Climbers go through Khursanibari, Jagat or Salleri, Dang and Namrung. On the lower route, through Ghap and Machhakhola to Kathmandu,

Our staff are experienced, passionate climbers: Sherpas, guides, campaign leaders. True experts in their field, they have a deep connection with the Himalayan region and love climbing. There is no better help than our skilled mountain guide/ Sherpas. Accepting the challenge of eight thousand ascents, you need someone to guide. People with the expertise and extensive knowledge to deal with location-related issues. Who is better to do it than the local mountaineering veterans in the Himalayan Randonnar?

Who Can Climb Manaslu?
Before you decide to try climbing Manaslu Mountain, make sure you meet the requirements. You need to be in a good physical shape, healthy, fit and with a good endurance. The expedition includes many long walks and climbs. Single climbing or hiking can take up to eight hours per day. Although Manaslu is one of the easiest 8,000-meter peaks, the high altitude atmosphere must be taken seriously. Get ready for snow and rocky terrain. Technical mountaineering equipment is indispensable in the campaign.

Airport/Hotel/Back to airport transfers

4 nights’ accommodation at hotel 3 Stars hotel in Kathmandu on twin sharing basis with breakfast and all taxes

Kathmandu – Aarughat – Kathmandu by private Vehicle and all your luggage to Base camp and back.

Manaslu Expedition Government Royalty

All camping facilities and meals during the expedition including tent (one member = one tent) at Base camp.

Kitchen and Dinning equipment, Eating utensils, Shower Tents, Toilet Tent, Store Tent, etc

Twin sharing HA tents Mountain Hardware T3 on Camp 1, Camp 2 and Camp 3. Triple sharing HA tents Mountain Hardware T3 on Camp 4.

All porter wages costs from Aarughat to Manaslu Base camp and back to Kathmandu.

All costs for support staff (guide, cook, kitchen helpers, and porters)

Liaison officer, his fee, daily wages, equipment, clothing, accommodation, transportation, meals and insurance

Expedition handling fees

Garbage deposit for Ministry of Tourism

HA food till Camp 4 and summit

EPI Gas and HA (High Altitude ) cooking stoves above Base Camp till Camp 4

Brand new Oxygen – 3 bottles per client, Mask and Regulator and extra Mask and Regulator for emergency

Oxygen bottles, Mask and Regulator.

High altitude sleeping mat above Base Camp till Camp IV

Garbage fee / Environmental Fee

All our base camp staffs , porters, and Camp 1 staff wages, insurance and their daily wages and their equipment allowance.

Heaters in the mess tent at BC.

Tables, back rest chairs, mattress, kitchen equipment’s and all cutleries.

All breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea, Coffee from Aarughat to Manaslu Base Camp, till Camp 4 and till back to Aarughat and Kathmandu.

Kathmandu to Manaslu Base camp and back (all luggage and extra baggage carrying wages for the clients)

Generator and Solar Panel at Base Camp

Manaslu Area Conservation Fee (MCAP)

All base camp staffs and porters his daily wages, insurance, equipment allowance, meals, accommodation etc

Climbing Rope Fixing fee for Expedition operators Association of Nepal

Carrying wages for Sherpa above base camp (Camp 1, Camp 2, Camp 3 and Camp 4 and back to Base Camp)

Satellite phone for Emergency use

Radio sets for members and climbing Sherpa

GAMO bag (Portable Altitude Chamber)

Manaslu Area special Trekking permit.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea, Coffee, Hot water for shower from Aarughat to Manaslu Base Camp and while on the Manaslu expedition and back to Aarughat

Cost Excludes:

itinerary will be providedon inquiry.

Furthermore, if you need help to manage plans for this Expedition, kindly keep in touch with Himalayanrandoner, we will support you and reply within 24 hours,