Combining Three Treks into One Journey
Sherpa Nomad Trek Pvt, Ltd. invites you to embark on an epic Himalayan journey that features the Manaslu Circuit Trek, Annapurna Circuit Trek, and Upper Mustang Trek. This 32-day trek fulfills all your needs for a complete trekking experience in Nepal. Don't miss this opportunity to explore three distinct treks in one journey and immerse yourself in the stunning natural beauty.
Manaslu Circuit Trek: Explore the untouched beauty
The Manaslu Circuit Trek is recognized as the ultimate off-the-beaten-path trekking experience in Nepal, located in the northern Gorkha district within the Manaslu Conservation Area. This region is protected under the Tsum Nubri restricted areas, which aim to preserve both the natural environment and local culture in its original state. Trekkers can begin their journey from either Kathmandu or Pokhara, with the trek typically lasting between 12 and 20 days based on the chosen routes. Manaslu is notable for housing the eighth-highest mountain in the world, Mount Manaslu (8163m). This trek is moderately difficult and is ideal for both novice and experienced trekkers; however, a good level of fitness and physical endurance is required. The trek starts at Machha Khola, which can be reached via an off-road route. Budget-conscious travelers can take a bus, while those preferring comfort may choose a private jeep. The total distance covered during the Manaslu Circuit Trek is around 120 km, passing through various terrains from subtropical areas to moraines and glaciers. This trek allows for the exploration of stunning natural beauty and rich cultural diversity, offering a transformative experience. Interestingly, the Manaslu Circuit Trek was opened as a tea house trek in 2010 AD, having initially been established in 1992 as a camping trek. It has now become the best tea house trek in Nepal, standing as the third most popular trek after Everest and Annapurna. It is widely regarded as one of the classic treks in Nepal.
Annapurna Circuit Trek: Discover the World's Famous Trek
The Annapurna Circuit Trek is a world-renowned trekking destination in Nepal, situated within the famous Annapurna Conservation Area, home to the towering Annapurna I, the 10th highest mountain in the world at 8,091 meters. This trek typically spans 10 to 20 days, beginning in either Jagat or Dharapani and concluding in Jomsom or Nayapul, depending on whether you opt for the shorter or the classic Annapurna Circuit Trek. It provides an opportunity to experience the rich cultural and natural diversity, alongside breathtaking views of the Manaslu, Annapurna, and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges. The walking distance for the Annapurna Circuit Trek ranges from 120 kilometers to 230 kilometers, depending on your chosen route and starting and ending points. The classic route commences in Besishar and concludes in Nayapul, requiring 25 to 27 days to complete, covering a distance of 230 kilometers. In contrast, the shorter trek can range from 120 to 160 kilometers, typically from Dharapani to Jomsom or Tatopani. This trek is famous worldwide due to its impressive journey from the lower valleys to the high Thorong La Pass at 5,416 meters, followed by a descent into the arid lands of Mustang and the deepest gorge in the world, flanked by Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. The trek has been recognized as a tea house trek since 1992, with well-maintained routes through the Himalayas. Our 32-day Manaslu, Annapurna, and Upper Mustang Trek package encompasses this pristine and delightful trek, allowing you to discover the magnificent landscapes and magical lands of the Himalayas.
Upper Mustang trek: Witness the Remote and ancient Lo-Kingdom
The Upper Mustang trek is a globally recognized trekking destination situated in the Mustang district of Nepal, within the Annapurna Conservation Area. It is the most restricted area in the world, requiring a special permit costing $50 per day, in addition to the Annapurna Conservation Area permits. Historically, Upper Mustang was part of the ancient Lo kingdom, with its capital being Lo-Manthang, famously known as the walled city. This secluded region opened to visitors in 1992 and mandates a special permit, which is relatively expensive, resulting in a limited number of visitors. Currently, permits can be obtained on a daily basis, allowing for solo travel without the need for a group, making it an ideal destination for individual travelers. The trek is located beyond the Himalayas, showcasing dramatically beautiful landscapes, including arid terrain, windswept hills, cliffs, ancient civilization remnants, rich culture, Tibetan monasteries, caves, and breathtaking mountain views. The peaceful trails lead through lesser-explored regions, revealing hidden gems where Padmasambhava once meditated, solidifying its status as a must-visit destination. The trek can be completed in 15 to 20 days, covering a distance of 120 to 160 km, making it a remarkable journey. If you are eager to explore the untouched Himalayan region, this trek is the perfect choice. It is home to palaces, forts, monasteries, caves, ancient villages, and sandstone hills.
