Manaslu Region
The Manaslu Region is a highly favored and newly opened hiking route. It was formally made available for trekking purposes in 1992. You will have real adventure and breathtaking mountain vistas on this walk. Rich cultural legacy, magnificent beauty, and wide ecological divergence are visible here. Mount Manaslu, the eighth tallest peak in the world at 8163 meters, is the heart of the Manaslu area. Glaciers, beautiful villages, and breathtaking scenery adorn Manaslu. It is also referred to as “The Spirit Mountain,” the name showing the benevolent but strong deity.
You need special permissions to go trekking at Manaslu since you will be entering into restricted areas. The permits required for Manaslu will not be an issue since Getaway Nepal Adventure will handle that for you. The culture of Tibetan has a strong influence on the Manaslu region, which is actually well reflected in the more secretive location of Tsum Valley. As you ascend and descend further into the trek, the accommodations become increasingly insufficient, with the challenge being greater as well. With the beautiful scenery and the different culture, it is just as rewarding. This trek allows you to visit the Tibetan border with a glimpse of Birendra Lake. Manaslu in Nepal does not face the crowds of tourists compared with the rest of the places, and it is certainly surrounded by amazing natural beauty. There isn’t a better place to see some of the most spectacular landscapes on Earth than the Manaslu Circuit via the Larkya La. The Tsum Valley region remains rural but has a pure environment all around it. It is a brilliant place where one can see life just as it used to be in the Himalayas years ago.
With its beautiful Cantilever bridge on the mountainside, Manaslu Region Hiking is renowned as one of the finest trekking routes at present. This village of Tibetans lies between the Trishuli and the Budi Gandaki rivers and is located west of the Langtang Himal, near the source of the Budi Gandaki River. Ganesh Himal is the highest mountain that rises to a height of 7,429 meters. There are numerous other prominent peaks too, each having its character.