Manaslu Circuit Trek

My Name is Nabin Karki , Special Trekking Guide started in this filed on the date of 2004 March / April as first Trekking to  Manaslu Circuit Trek now a days we can do as a Home stay Lodges Trekking  route start from Gorkha district to follows an ancient salt-trading route along Budi Gandaki River bank and trek continue to different villages crosses the via Larkye-la pass Manaslu massif over the pass down to Annapurna conservation area. We pass through several remote villages in our trek route
which are mainly inhabited by Gurung.

The people around these villages have joined the British army and generally known as Gurkhali’s. We also pass through several forests which contains wide varieties of vegetation, most of the forest during the lower part of the Trekking. Rhododendron and oaks forest while the higher altitude consists of Himalayan blue pine, diverse variety of medicinal herbs and aromatic plants are also found in these forests.

Manaslu Conversation area is a sanctuary for large variety of birds and animals. Various species of wildlife like grey musk deer, blue sheep, Himalayan Thar along with endangered animals snow leopards and red pandas are conserving in the conversation area. We get incredible above eight Thousands meter landmarks, deep gorges of Budi Gandaki Khola (River) and several mountains range likewise Manaslu, Himchuli, Ganesh Himal

Manaslu Circuit Trekking starts from Gorkha passing through a series of green foothills along the side of gorges of Budi Gandaki. We steadily make our way to Arughat thenhHeading north from Aurghat our journey leads towards Dyang, following our path from Dyang to Lho-gaon, the impressive view of Manaslu start to appear vivid and clear. The route heading towards Syala village through the thick pine Forest we get view of many snow-capped peaks in Manaslu moving a little ahead we get to Samagaun situated at the foot of Manaslu. 

The village of Samagaon possesses many Buddhist shrines where many nuns and monks reside. Samdo is Wonderful village which is inhabited mainly by Tibetan Nepali. A commanding view of the whole Budi Gandaki valley and village Pang Phuchi with a backdrop of the border of Nepal- Tibet can be seen from the Samdo village. The route ahead takes us to a major valley of Lakya-la from where Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal and Kang guru is visible, we then head toward the meadowland of Bhumthang, from where the peak Manaslu is clearly visible. The Manaslu Circuit trek makes a route of Manaslu from where the trail heads to Dudh Khola (River) which later meets with Marsyangdi River making our way to Bulbule and drive back to Kathmandu..http://www.himalayanmagictreks.com/ 

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