Manaslu Round Trek - 12 days

Manaslu Circuit Trek 12 Days: Daily Distance, Elevation Gain & Walking Hours

The Manaslu Trekking from Kathmandu covers approximately 152 to 160 kilometers of distance by road to reach the starting point of this trek - Machha Khola, via Aarughat, followed by an 8-9-hour roadway transportation ride.

Then, the trip officially starts from Maccha Khola, navigating through Jagat, Deng, Namrung, Lho, with an acclimatization day at Samagaon, which includes a side trip visit to Manaslu Base Camp, the foothill of the world's eighth-highest peak of Mount Manaslu (8163 m), then passes through Samdo, Dharamsala, and finally reaches the highest point of this Manaslu circuit tour at 5106 meters. In total, the overall length and distance coverage marks are between 162 to 175 kilometers, with an average trekking distance of 5-6 hours, with a gradual pace. 

Even though, this trip, might seem like a short version, of the standard trekking trail, it's not, as it covers every highlighted corners, and follows the major key stops, just as a regular route, the only key difference of this itinerary, is that two days are cut off, which are arrival and departure day, and the trek starts directly from Kathmandu (1360 meters), focusing to those, who are already here in Kathmandu, and start the trip rightly after. Here is a short outline of how this 12-day trek goes by, covering the daily distance, walking hours, and daily elevation gain.

• Daily Distance coverage: 12 to 17 km (7.8 to 10 miles), with a daily walking 5-6 hours
• Starting elevation: 1360 m (Kathmandu), from where the journey begins, Maccha Khola (860 m), from where the walking trail officially starts
• Acclimatization Day: Sama Gaon, which includes a side trip visit to Manaslu Base Camp or Birendra Lake, as per your choice
• What does the daily elevation gain/loss seem like: 480 to 520 meters per day, ensuring a gradual pace of ascent

How challenging is the Manaslu Round Trek?

This 12-day Manaslu Trek is marked as a moderate trek in Nepal, which passes through varied kinds of terrains, from woodlands, deep forested trails, to rocky, steep sections, and alpine slippery pathways, and finally crosses the highest elevation at 5106 meters above sea level. As it is a round trek, it follows different terrains, rounding off the trail, rather than repeating the same pathway, after crossing the high pass, which makes the trip full of surprises, in twists and turns, with several ascents and descents. 

There are three major factors, that makes the overall trip, truly difficult to opt for, firstly, the long duration hike covering the distance of 14-16 km each day, depending on the route; through continuous ascends and descends, secondly, the increasing altitude each day, and lastly, the unexpected weather challenges, bringing out heavy percipitation (snow fall), and rainfall, which makes the trail, greasy, loose gravel, and slippery. 

On the other hand, in total, the Manaslu Trekking covers a distance of approximately. 178 kms with a daily hike of 5-7 hours each day. Sometimes, we’ve to navigate for almost 8-9 hours; for instance, while ascending the Larkya La Pass with slippery trails, thus a basic level of fitness is required. As this trek goes all the way through remote terrains with limited infrastructure, someone who has never been away from city life might find it challenging to adjust. Thus, along with focusing on being physically trained, you must consider engaging in research about the route, discuss with our expert teams regarding current terrain conditions, make the packings accordingly, and be mentally prepared at the same time.

The first section of the trail is quite easy to commence with; the strenuous section comes after crossing Sama Gaon, as we’ll cross over 3500 meters till then. With the thinning air, the oxygen level drops, where you might feel difficulty in breathing, but there's nothing to worry about. It usually happens in the mountains, just make sure to take a track of the pulse rate via the oximeter, provided to you, and follow the safe preventive guidelines, to undertake the journey safely and soundly. Another matter of fact, that you should definitely be aware of, is that one of the most strenuous days, marked by the cross over to Larkya La Pass, that begins with an early morning hike around 4:00 AM, with the head torch light, through steep climb, however, the vista marked by the prayer flags, and the backdrop views of the surrounding mountains, make every step worth it.

Meanwhile, so far, you've become well aware of the fact that this trek does demand high elevation navigation each day, and reaches the highest altitude of 5106 m; the risk of AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) is always there. Keeping that in mind, this 12-day Manaslu Circuit Trek itinerary is well-customized, especially guided by a professional team. The maximum altitude that we’ll ascend each day is 400-500 meters, making sure that you are slowly adapting to the rising altitude without rushing things that might lead to altitude sickness. To conclude, even though this trip is not a piece of cake, or a wander around Disneyland, and fine dining in Paris, which demands a good fitness level, and ample preparations, being all organized beforehand makes this trip a hassle-free adventure and smooth going.

How safe is it to undertake the 12 Days Manaslu Trek?

Even though the trek to the Manaslu circuit difficulty level falls under one of the challenging adventures to venture out, at the remote and isolated trailheads, with proper precautions followed beforehand, such as a gradual hiking pace, intellectually set acclimatization days, and packing comprehensively, makes the trip safe to venture out. However, there are many other unseen conditions, such as rapidly changing weather conditions and rapid fluctuation of the climate, with an immediate drop in temperature even in the peak seasons, which makes the trailhead slippery, unstable, and increases the nature hazards situation, such as landslides, snowy trail blockage to the high pass, and getting lost, in the dense forested route, loosing communication, to the outer world, and being stucked for several days.

Meanwhile, these kinds of dangerous factors, with those hiking along, with the experienced licensed guide, aren't intertwined, which means that, if you are trekking with the assistance of a guide, then this Manaslu Trek 12 days, tends to be a safe journey. As our guides, who will assist you throughout the trip, are local, from the manaslu region itself, who have been to the trailhead, for more than 10 years, assisting hundreds of hikers till date, you will be guided through the safest route, and let you navigate through, the safe terrains, following the safety measures right from the very begining, ensuring that your comfort, privacy, and safety is highly looked after.

Also, at the same time, as the itinerary includes, gradual pace of hike, with minimal elevation gain ascent, with an acclimatization day included, the possibility of altitude sickness remains minimal, just ensure to go through medical check ups, before hand, and maintain your diet plan, that your body suits, and keep your mentality optimistic, and enthusiastic, and ready, for any kind of situations, without going on a panic mode, in any situation like, heavy percipitation occurs, as you never know, how unexpected the mountain areas are.

Another major thing to consider is that access to medical services after crossing 3000 meters is almost zero and limited, so make sure to carry a basic first aid kit (will be provided by us), like bandages, some basic medicines, an oximeter, for emergency use, and opt for the good policy travel insurance for Manaslu Trekking. Hence, considering all the preparedness and safety measures, with the best experienced pro expert teams' guidance, makes the trip safe and sound to undertake.

How to be prepared for the Manaslu Round Trekking?

Before embarking on any mountainous trek that leads you far away from quick access to modern amenities or isolated areas, there are certain things to consider, and make sure that you are prepared enough to begin the adventure. Just like that, for the Manaslu Around Trek, there are some preparations that you must do, and it's highly recommended. However, it doesn’t mean going over the top for the preps and planning, but YES! Keeping these things in mind will surely make your trip much easier.

• Be Physically Trained: Heading to the Himalayas means ascending each day, bypassing several routes like forested trails, narrow gorges, diverse landscapes, and sometimes, unfortunate weather occurrences. To make sure that you can easily let go of these things without hassle, make sure that you are physically fit and strengthen your core. It’s not like going all the way having proteins and building muscles, you can just engage in some sort of exercise like a short hike, cycling, swimming, yoga practices, or even walking by staircase ups and down stairs. If that sounds too much, then complete 10,000 steps each day to level up the stamina for the trip.
• Set a Mental Clarity: While many hikers simply consider being strong enough to complete this journey, they tend to neglect how their state of mind is working. To make it clear, please remember that Manaslu Round Trekking is a tea house journey, which is so basic and simple, far away from the modern lifestyle. Someone who has never been on any trek before might find it a shock how limited the amenities and challenging terrains this trail has. So, before starting the trek, prepare a good mindset, “enthusiasm”, of how treks are supposed to be. Create a positive, perseverance, and patience level beforehand, keeping this in mind, the trek will be 99% easier. Meanwhile, many of you will love the authenticity of this odyssey, as this trip is all about exploring the Himalayas. 
• Medical Consideration: It is kindly suggested that you do a full body checkup 1 month before if you have any long-term health problems. As we've already mentioned, the Manaslu region has limited facilities, immediate access to health care isn't easy and quick, and it requires a helicopter evacuation. Just do a body checkup, take some precautions (if you have any health problems) with the medical experts, and carry your medicines beforehand. Other than that, no need to panic! As our trekking guides are medically trained, equipped for minor emergencies, even though such incidents are rare.
• Know your Pace Level: Before heading out, you must know how long your body can go, as everyone has their own experiences, fitness, and level. For instance, if you are an experienced hiker, then the navigation of 6-7 hours might be okay, perfect for you. Whereas, for beginners, many of the novice hikers can only undertake 4-5 hrs of hiking per day, hence, if it's you, then make sure to craft the itinerary, as your body can handle.
• Consider all seasonal variation packing essentials: As the weather conditions change unexpectedly, in the mountain areas, with rapid fluctuation of the climatic situations, within an hour, within a second, it is always suggested to comprehensively pack the gears and clothing, considering all four seasons. For instance, if you are hiking during the peak season, then also, make sure to carry a down jacket, a rain cover, warm and light layerings, do not overpack, instead, intelligently enlist the packing essentials.

However, there are many preparations that one must consider before the trip starts and throughout the trip, as well, for a smooth journey. To let you understand in depth, we've another detailed blog, which explains how to be prepared for the trek to Manaslu, with tips and effective hacks to follow.

When are the ideal seasons for the 12 Days Manaslu Circuit Trek?

The best time for the Manaslu Circuit Trek stands out to be Spring, starting from the month of mid-March till the end of May, and Autumn that begins from mid-September to early November, offering perfect weather and a mild temperature to undertake the hike. 

While spring offers the thriving, blooming rhododendron forest, with an encounter with the elusive, rare wildlife and migrating Himalayan birds accompanying, throughout the journey, you can expect to witness the crystal clear panoramic vista of the mountains and landscapes, without gloom. The temperature usually ranges from 5 to 12 degrees Celsius, at daytime, whereas, expected to take a significant drop to 0 to -5 degrees Celsius at night, offering a comfortable and cozy night to get settled in at the tea house. The day is quite longer when compared to other seasons, with mild humidity, offering great exploration time, and a chill ascent to higher elevation, not drowning you out completely, and physically exhausting, due to the disturbing heat all the time, and high temperature levels.

Whereas, another ideal season for the 12-day trekking to Manaslu, marked by Autumn, where you can immerse in the great panoramic insight of the mountains, thrive along the boisterous celebration of Dashain and Tihar festivals, and gaze at the brown landscapes in each stride. As this span of the year comes after the conclusion of the monsoon season (heavy precipitation), it clears out the dusty air, has less possibility of high snow or rainfall, and offers a mild temperature ranging from 5 to 14 degrees Celsius, making it one of the favourite times to visit the almighty Manaslu Base Camp and Larke Pass.

Meanwhile, the Round Manaslu Trekking during winter and monsoon is not highly recommended, as during this time, the weather and temperature highly fluctuate during this time, with continuous level of rainfall and snowfall, with the questionable views of the surroundings as well. On the other hand, due to the heavy snowfall, the pathway to the high passes usually remains blocked to get access to the upper terrains, and sometimes the tea houses remain closed because of the cold climatic situations, making the trip problematic if not prepared well.

The temperature, in winter, is expected to fall between 0 -8 degrees Celsius, and below, -22 to -24 degrees Celsius at nighttime, causing blisters, cold mountain sickness, and a slippery pathway to the high pass, with the climate remaining unstable. During the monsoon, high rain showers at lower elevations make the navigation route slippery, risk of landslides, avalanches, and so on, with unclear views of the surroundings, with high humidity above 22 degrees Celsius, and 5 to 8 degrees Celsius at nighttime, with gloomy clouds and unclear views. Hence, the best time marks the Spring and Autumn, due to the stable weather conditions, easier navigation route, safe terrains to walk, and the fish lens befriend the Himalayan peaks, in each stride.

To know more about what the climatic and weather patterns are like in the Manaslu region, check our detailed article on Manaslu circuit weather and temperature, with four seasonal variations.

What are the variations of foods available along the trailhead? Does it cater the vegan and dietary plans as well?

Throughout the Manaslu Round Trekking, there are various food options for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. For instance, in the morning, you can get toasted bread with jam, butter, peanut butter, ghee tea, Tibetan tea, pancakes, mashed potatoes, oatmeal, coffee, any sort of hot drinks, and many more.

For lunch and dinner, you'll be given a menu from which you can choose according to your preference, and it'll be prepared accordingly. From western, for instance, noodles, dumplings, pasta, potato items, fried rice, and any sort of soups to local foods like Thukpa, Sherpa Stew, Da Pao, Dhido, and yes! the ultimate Dal Bhat with many other varied options, it ensures everyone's taste buds. Even though the trek is considered one of the remote adventures in the Himalayas, as the region passes through the ancient tea house, each lodge that you will be settled in has a wide options to choose, for 3 standard meals, to keep you engaging and full to cover the long trekking hours, cater to the preferences of vegan, vegetarian, and non-veg options, which are cooked by the locals themselves.

However, as higher as you ascend higher, somewhere beyond Samdo, or Samagaon, the options become more limited, especially during off-season, and even costiler, if you are willing to buy the snacks, along the route, for instance, 1 snicker cost almost $ 3- $4, for small bars, where at city you can get it, at less than $1, and same foes for other meals, as well, so, make sure to bring the quick snacks, like choco bars, protein bars, to save extra personal spendings.

Those who are vegan and allergic to some items, please share it with us, or the guide, beforehand, so we can ensure that the meals you are provided are pure vegan. Meanwhile, non-veg options are wide, as well, where you can find chicken soup, chicken curry (soup basis), dried buff called as sukuti, dry fish an so on, however, it is not fresh, and preserved for many days, so many avoiding such at higher altitude, is the best safest option, rather than upsetting your health and stomach.

Rather than caring about the taste buds, and caring what's on the table, how's the table setting, at the Himalayas, you must understand having nutritious meals, comprising all the fibers, proteins, carbohydrates, hitting daily calorie intake goal, and indulging, what suits your body, matters the most, for instance, consider having, Dal Bhat - nepali dish that comes with rice, lentil soup, veg curry or non veg curry, pickle, and can be refilled time and again, keeps up your energy high, for long hour journey. 

Also, take note that our 12-day Manaslu Circuit Trek package covers the three standard meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), with a cup of tea or coffee and seasonal fruit, throughout the trekking trailhead, whereas, for the extra beverages and foods, it falls under your personal expenses.

What kind of accommodations will be provided to you during the trek?

Even though the trail passes all the way through the remote trailhead, in case of accommodations along the Manaslu region, you don't have to worry about anything. The tea houses are simple and basic and are run by the locals themselves. In the lower terrains, the rooms with single bedrooms and attached washrooms. Whereas moving to the upper sections, the amenities and rooms get limited, where the twin bedrooms will be provided (2 beds in 1 room) with shared toilets, as there are only a few numbers of tea houses up there. Please note that you cannot expect the lodges to be luxurious, but the rooms are cozy with comfortable mattresses, blankets, pillows, and a dining room and heating area.

The accommodations for a straight 11 nights, along the trekking trail, with an extra 2 nights in Kathmandu as well, a complimentary will be provided. Meanwhile, for the extra personal spending such as wifi, laundry, electricity, charging, and extra beverages, for more details, you can take a look at our cost details at the top bar. Also, if you are a solo trekker, then a private room will be arranged as well.

What are the lodging facilities available during the 12-day Manaslu Trekking?

During the Manaslu Round Trek, every sort of required amenities, such as wifi accessibility, laundry services, electricity, internet facilities, hot showers, and drinking beverages from hot to cold, are available during the trip. While many people consider this kind of trip to go all around the isolated, without any connection, to the world, if you are considering such rumors, then, to surprise,, no matter which tea house you get settled in throughout the Manaslu Budget Trek, every kind of facilities within the lodges are available, ensuring your comfort and safety and the finest, however, extra charges, are added, in the pircing, asked by the lodges itself, which you must take care by yourself.

Communication Accessibility

When it comes to the communication facilities, along the trekking trail, every kind of service, such as wifi, telephone calls, and internet access, is available; however, in a limited usage availability, as it is run by a solar panel. In the lower areas, such as Jagat, Macchakhola, and Deng, before moving beyond 3000 meters, you can expect free wifi services and easy accessibility without any extra charges. Meanwhile, after moving to the higher elevation, for the wifi usage, it can cost you somewhere between $ 3 and $ 5, and is only available in the dining area. Whereas, to communicate during the terrains, it is highly suggested to buy a Nepali local-based SIM Card, like NTC or NCELL, and buy a data pack, for the internet, or calls, which you can simply use while hiking along the route, which are available at Aarughat, or Kathmandu, before commencing the journey. However, in case of an emergency, the trekking guide carries the satellite phone for emergency use; hence, the communication access won't be a hassle along the trail.

Note: If you are willing to buy the SIM Card, then we can help you arrange it, as it becomes too hassle for foreign travelers; however, a passport-sized photo, a passport photo copy is required for a personal SIM card.

Electricity and Charging Facilities

The electricity in every tea house is run by a solar panel, in the Manaslu region, so it is limited and only accessible in the dining area, while moving to the upper terrains, with extra additional cost as personal expenses. The electric sockets are only available at the dining area, where you can only charge your gadgets while waiting there, for line, due to the limited access to the electric chargers, which cost you on an hourly basis. For example, if you are charging the gadget for 1 hour, then it costs you approximately between $4-$6 per hour, depending on the lodges. At the lower elevation, the electric charging is easily accessible, with sockets attached in the room and free charging at the same time. 

While trekking during the off-season, due to continuous rainfall and snowfall, sometimes, the light gets completely out, which might be surprising for you. To stay in the darkness, however, that's how the Himalayan lifestyle goes through, where you gotta expect the unexpected situations. 

Tips: Consider bringing a powerbank, for charging your gadgets in an emergency way, and save the extra unnecessary savings at such high elevation, and do not miss out carrying extra batteries, head torch lights, and extra chargers for immediate use.

Drinking Water and Beverages

Throughout the Manaslu 12-day Trek, you will find a wide variety of drinking facilities as well, from cold to hot beverages, every sort is available, keeping you warm and also, boosting you with caffeine, as there is are range of coffee and tea available. For the cold drinking options, from Coca-Cola, Fanta, to energy drinks, are available; however, we do not suggest you overconsume caffeine, cold drinks, or alcohol, as well. Instead, you can consider drinking hot beverages, such as hot ginger lemon water, tea, coffee, green tea, whereas the best options are hot ginger and garlic soup, tomato soup, which keeps you warm and cozy, during cold night altitudes.

For the drinking water options, every lodge offers hot drinking water, straight from the tap, after boiling. However, before drinking, make sure to filter the water via a water purification tablet, to minimize the quick allergy reaction, which usually happens for foreign trekkers, not adjusting to the new environment. For drinking bottled water, you can find it at $ 1- $2, whereas, as we support sustainability, consider bringing a bottle with you, and refill the water in tea houses, after boiling and filtering, which is the safest way.

What permits are required for the Manaslu Round Trekking?

There are three types of required permits to trek the Manaslu circuit; however, to obtain the required permits, there are two major rules set by the Government of Nepal: firstly, you must apply for the special restricted area permits through the local registered trekking agency, and secondly, you must have someone to trail along with. This means that solo trekking is not allowed; at least two hikers, including a guide, are required to obtain the necessary permits.

• ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Permit costs): USD 28, i.e., approximately NRS 3000/- for foreign nations and the SAARC residents, the fee is cheaper, costing around USD 12, i.e, NRS 1500/-
• MCAP (Manaslu Conservation Area Permit costs): The cost for the Manaslu Conservation Area (MCAP), the cost is same as ACAP, costing around NRS 3000 approx. USD 28 and USD 12 for SAARC nationals.
• Special  Manaslu Restricted Area Permit costs: To enter the Manaslu protected area, the mentioned restricted permit is required. The cost depends on the duration of the trek. From September to November (peak seasons), the permit fee becomes higher, i.e., USD 100 (NRS 11500) for the first 1 week, and after exceeding that first 1 week, it costs USD 15 for every additional day. During the off-seasons, Restricted Area Permit costs around NRS 9000, i.e., USD 75, and NRS 110,0, i.e., USD 1000/- on any other additional days. 

After your booking is confirmed, we at Destination Himalaya will arrange essential permits.

Can I do the 12-day Manaslu solo trekking? If yes, then how is it possible?

A trek to the Manaslu circuit without a guide is restricted, as the government has set rules that you must hike along with someone, excluding the registered guide and porter, which means you must have a travel partner to trek with. Are you quite worried about not having a fellow hiker to do the 12-day trek to the Manaslu circuit?

Do not set back just because of these rules, where you can easily opt for our Manaslu Trekking 12-day fixed departure dates for 2025 and 2026, where other hikers are all lined up to do this trek with us. What we do is apply for the required permits with them and make a group for this adventure, the maximum individuals will be 6 in a group, not more than that.  On the other hand, if you want a solo private trip, then YES! We offer a hassle-free journey, but the price will be slightly higher for the private 12-day trek to the Manaslu circuit. If our departure date and time don't match your holiday time and day, then we can find another free companion for you! Either way, our mission is to make you succeed with safety.

To know more what the solo adventure, you can check our detailed guidance regarding the solo adventure for Manaslu hikers, especially created focusing on the 2026 hikers, willing to head over the territory independently, privately, or all alone, only with the assistance of a guide.

Travel Essentials to consider before starting the trekking

Before you start this 12-day trek to Manaslu, there are a few considerations that must be sorted out before the trip actually begins, which are essential before visiting Nepal, for your safety, feasibility, and legal purposes, at the same time.

Arrival Visa

To foreign hikers, except the indian citizens, holding indian citizenship, a Nepal arrival visa must be acquired beforehand, which you can get through online as well visiting the site: www.immigration.gov.np. However, you can get an arrival visa after arriving in Nepal, at the Tribhuvan International Airport, or at the checkpoint, to enter the border of Nepal, as well. To get the permits, your passport must have a validity of more than 6 months, a passport-sized photo, and the cost depends on how long you are staying here in Nepal. Like, if you are staying in Nepal for 15 days, then it costs approximately USD 30, whereas for 30 days, it costs USD 50 per day, and costs around USD 125 for 90 days.

Travel Insurance

As we know, trekking to the mountain areas isn't a piece of cake, especially when we are planning to do the odyssey in such an isolated place where immediate medical access isn't available. Even though you are a pro hiker or just a beginner, we highly recommend that you get insurance beforehand. Just make sure that your travel policy covers immediate helicopter evacuation, medical emergency, theft, luggage loss, and trip cancellation to help cover every risky situation. With these, you also can travel along enjoyably with a free mind, and also, if possible, try to get the insurance policy from your own home country (it would be easy for you).

Currency Exchange to NPR (Nepali Rupees)

The best way to travel in Nepal is to have Nepali rupees (NPR) with you, to avoid unnecessary scams, and the burden of calculating your currency with Nepali rupees, all the time. 1 USD = 132 NPR; this is the standard foreign currency rate, which you can exchange while being in Kathmandu, soon after you arrive in Nepal, at many exchange shops. Or else, you can withdraw the money from any ATMs available in Kathmandu, as there are many in Nepal. Also, sometimes, the ATMs might not work due to a bank issue or the machine itself; hence, the best option is to exchange the currency at money exchange shops.

On the other hand, while trekking in Nepal, the most effective way is to bring NPR (Nepali rupees), from Kathmandu or Pokhara, wherever you are staying, as ATMs do not work up there, nor the debit or credit cards.

Booking Process

Destination Himalaya Treks and Expedition has been operating as a registered trekking and tour agency for more than 15 years, being affiliated with TAAN (Trekkers Association Agency of Nepal) and NMA (Nepal Mountaineering Association); hence, your bookings are fully secured, and the trip promises to be a safe and comfortable adventure.

To make your booking, we just require 10% of the total trip cost, which can be paid through bank transfer via website, Western Union, or, if you are already here in Nepal, then you can make the payment via cash, credit, or debit card.

After your booking is made, we will send you a confirmation via the payment bill, which will include the amount paid, the name of the company, and yours, along with your arrival and departure dates. This ensures that your payment is fully secured. After the booking, you just have to send your passport photo, passport-sized photo, travel insurance photocopy, and so on.

Last Minute Booking

If you are already late, and your holiday time is just a week or a few days, late, then do not worry, as the last-minute booking for the 12-day Manaslu Circuit Trek package for 2025 and 2026, or any span of the year, is available with us. However, to make your booking at the last minute, 100% payment must be made, because all the logistics arrangements must be made as soon as possible, especially during peak times, to manage the best lodging, transportation, and trekking guides as well. The payment can be made via our website. For further queries, feel free to connect with us at info@destinationhimalayatreks.com or just call or WhatsApp at +977 9851016814 anytime.