The Manaslu Circuit Trek with Serang Gompa – 14 Days is a challenging Himalayan trekking adventure in Nepal that combines the classic Manaslu Circuit with a quieter and more remote journey through Kwak Village and Serang Gompa.

This is not simply a trek around Mount Manaslu. It is a journey through changing landscapes, traditional mountain villages, Buddhist culture, deep river valleys, alpine terrain and one of Nepal's most impressive high mountain passes.

The 14-day route starts with a drive from Kathmandu to Machhe Khola, follows the Budhi Gandaki Valley toward the high Himalayas, takes a special detour to Serang Gompa, continues through Ghap, Shyala, Pungen and Samagaun, includes a hike toward Manaslu Base Camp, and finally crosses Larkya La Pass at 5,106 m before descending to Bhimthang and Dharapani.

For trekkers from Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong and other parts of the world who want a Himalayan experience that feels remote and culturally rich without joining a mountaineering expedition, this itinerary offers an excellent combination of adventure, scenery and local experience.

Overland Trek Nepal operates this trek as a professionally organized private trekking journey with experienced local guides, permit arrangements, accommodation and transportation support.

Manaslu Circuit Trek with Serang Gompa at a Glance

Manaslu Circuit Trek with Serang Gompa Cost

One of the first questions international trekkers ask is: “How much does the Manaslu Circuit Trek cost?”

Our group pricing is designed to make the trek more affordable as the group size increases.

Group Discount Price

• 1 person — US$1,199
• 2–3 people — US$999 per person
• 4–7 people — US$899 per person
• 8–12 people — US$799 per person

The price can vary if you request additional services such as private transportation upgrades, additional hotel nights in Kathmandu, porter service, helicopter evacuation arrangements, upgraded accommodation or changes to the standard itinerary.

For couples, families, friends and private groups, Overland Trek Nepal can customize the arrangements around your preferred travel dates and walking pace.

What Does the Price Mean for an International Trekker?

When comparing Manaslu trekking prices, do not look only at the headline number.

A lower price may not include the same transportation, guide service, permits, accommodation, meals or support.

Before booking, always ask:

• Is the trekking guide included?
• Are restricted-area permits included?
• Is the conservation-area entry fee included?
• Is transportation included?
• Are teahouse accommodations included?
• Are meals included?
• Is porter service included?
• Is airport pickup included?
• Are Kathmandu hotel nights included?
• What happens if the itinerary needs to change because of weather?

At Overland Trek Nepal, we provide a clear quotation before booking so you know which services are included.

Why Trek the Manaslu Circuit with Serang Gompa?

The Manaslu Circuit is already one of Nepal's great long-distance mountain treks. Adding Serang Gompa gives the journey a different character.

Instead of simply following the busiest version of the circuit, this itinerary takes you through Kwak Village and Serang Gompa, giving you more time in a remote mountain environment.

The experience combines:

• Himalayan mountain scenery
• Traditional Nepali villages
• Tibetan-influenced Buddhist culture
• Remote monasteries
• Forests and waterfalls
• Deep river valleys
• High alpine landscapes
• Manaslu Base Camp
• Samagaun
• Samdo
• Dharamsala
• Larkya La Pass
• Bhimthang
• Local teahouse life

The Manaslu Conservation Area is known for its varied landscapes, traditional culture and Himalayan biodiversity. The Nepal Tourism Board lists trekking and mountaineering among the area's principal activities

What Is Special About Serang Gompa?

Serang Gompa is the major cultural highlight that separates this itinerary from many standard Manaslu Circuit itineraries.

After Deng, the route takes a quieter direction toward Kwak Village and Serang Gompa before reconnecting with the main circuit around Ghap.

For many trekkers, this is one of the most memorable parts of the trip because the experience is not only about reaching a mountain pass.

You have the opportunity to see:

Remote Himalayan Life

The communities in the Manaslu region have developed around mountain agriculture, animal husbandry, trade and Buddhist traditions.

Buddhist Culture

Monasteries, prayer flags, mani walls, chortens and traditional Himalayan architecture become increasingly visible as you move toward the upper Manaslu region.

A Quieter Trail

The Serang section provides a different atmosphere from the main trekking corridor.

A Deeper Cultural Experience

Instead of photographing a monastery from the trail and continuing, this itinerary gives you time to experience the surroundings of Serang Gompa.

Manaslu Circuit Trek with Serang Gompa 14-Day Itinerary

The itinerary below shows the route, altitude, walking or driving duration, approximate distance and difficulty.

Distances are approximate because mountain trails can change, and exact measurements can vary depending on the route used, side trails and lodge location.

Day 01: Kathmandu to Machhe Khola

• Altitude: 870 m / 2,854 ft
• Transport: Drive
• Duration: 7–8 hours
• Distance: Approx. 160 km
• Difficulty: Moderate
• Overnight: Machhe Khola

Day 02: Machhe Khola to Jagat

• Altitude: 1,350 m / 4,429 ft
• Walking: 6–7 hours
• Distance: Approx. 22 km
• Difficulty: Moderate
• Overnight: Jagat

Day 03: Jagat to Deng

• Altitude: 1,860 m / 6,102 ft
• Walking: 6–7 hours
• Distance: Approx. 19 km
• Difficulty: Moderate
• Overnight: Deng

Day 04: Deng to Kwak Village

• Altitude: 3,200 m / 10,499 ft
• Walking: 4–5 hours
• Distance: Approx. 11 km
• Difficulty: Challenging
• Overnight: Kwak Village

Day 05: Kwak Village to Serang Gompa

• Altitude: 4,130 m / 13,550 ft
• Walking: 5–6 hours
• Distance: Approx. 10 km
• Difficulty: Challenging
• Overnight: Serang Gompa

Day 06: Serang Gompa to Ghap

• Altitude: 2,500 m / 8,202 ft
• Walking: 4–5 hours
• Distance: Approx. 13 km
• Difficulty: Moderate
• Overnight: Ghap

Day 07: Ghap to Shyala

• Altitude: 3,500 m / 11,483 ft
• Walking: 5–6 hours
• Distance: Approx. 14 km
• Difficulty: Challenging
• Overnight: Shyala

Day 08: Shyala to Samagaun via Pungen

• Altitude: Approx. 3,530 m / 11,581 ft
• Side Route: Around 4,000 m / 13,123 ft
• Walking: 5–6 hours
• Distance: Approx. 15 km
• Difficulty: Challenging
• Overnight: Samagaun

Day 09: Samagaun to Manaslu Base Camp and Return

• Samagaun altitude: Approx. 3,530 m / 11,581 ft
• Manaslu Base Camp: Approx. 4,800 m / 15,748 ft
• Walking: 6–7 hours
• Distance: Approx. 14 km round trip
• Difficulty: Challenging
• Overnight: Samagaun

Day 10: Samagaun to Samdo

• Altitude: 3,860 m / 12,664 ft
• Walking: 6–7 hours
• Distance: Approx. 8 km
• Difficulty: Moderate
• Overnight: Samdo

Day 11: Samdo to Dharamsala

• Altitude: 4,460 m / 14,633 ft
• Walking: 6–7 hours
• Distance: Approx. 12 km
• Difficulty: Challenging
• Overnight: Dharamsala

Day 12: Dharamsala to Larkya La Pass to Bhimthang

• Highest Point: Larkya La – 5,106 m / 16,752 ft
• Bhimthang: Approx. 3,700 m / 12,139 ft
• Walking: 8–10 hours
• Distance: Approx. 18 km
• Difficulty: Very Challenging
• Overnight: Bhimthang

Day 13: Bhimthang to Dharapani

• Altitude: 1,860 m / 6,102 ft
• Walking: 6–7 hours
• Distance: Approx. 18 km
• Difficulty: Moderate
• Overnight: Dharapani

Day 14: Dharapani to Besisahar to Kathmandu

• Kathmandu altitude: Approx. 1,400 m / 4,593 ft
• Transport: Drive
• Duration: 8–9 hours
• Distance: Approx. 200 km
• Difficulty: Moderate
• Overnight: Kathmandu

Manaslu Circuit Trek Route

The complete route is:

Kathmandu → Machhe Khola → Jagat → Deng → Kwak Village → Serang Gompa → Ghap → Shyala → Pungen → Samagaun → Manaslu Base Camp → Samdo → Dharamsala → Larkya La Pass → Bhimthang → Dharapani → Besisahar → Kathmandu

This route combines the lower Budhi Gandaki Valley, the Serang Gompa detour, the upper Manaslu region and the Larkya La crossing.

Manaslu Circuit Trek Elevation Profile

The elevation changes dramatically during the 14-day journey.

You start at approximately 870 m in Machhe Khola and gradually move toward the high Himalayas.

The major altitude points are:

The highest point is Larkya La Pass at 5,106 m, making altitude preparation one of the most important parts of this trek.

How Difficult Is the Manaslu Circuit Trek with Serang Gompa?

The Manaslu Circuit Trek with Serang Gompa is a challenging high-altitude trek.

It is not technical mountaineering, and you do not need to climb with ropes or mountaineering equipment for the trekking route.

However, it is significantly more demanding than an easy hiking holiday.

The main challenges are:

1. Long Walking Days

Several days involve approximately six to seven hours of walking, while the Larkya La crossing can take eight to ten hours.

2. High Altitude

The route reaches more than 5,000 m.

At this elevation, even a relatively short climb can feel physically demanding.

3. Steep Ascents and Descents

The Manaslu region is mountainous from beginning to end.

You should expect stone steps, uneven paths, suspension bridges, steep sections and long descents.

4. Remote Mountain Conditions

Facilities become simpler as you travel farther into the mountains.

5. Weather

Conditions can change quickly at high altitude.

6. Larkya La Pass

The Larkya La crossing is the toughest single day of this itinerary.

Who Can Do the Manaslu Circuit Trek?

You do not need to be an elite athlete.

However, you should be comfortable with:

• Walking for several hours per day
• Walking uphill and downhill
• Carrying a daypack
• Consecutive days of physical activity
• Cold temperatures
• Basic mountain accommodation
• High-altitude environments

If you regularly hike, walk, cycle, run or participate in other endurance activities, you already have a useful foundation.

A good training period before arriving in Nepal can make the trek much more enjoyable.

How to Prepare for the Manaslu Circuit Trek

Start preparing at least 6–8 weeks before your trek if possible.

Cardiovascular Training

Useful activities include:

• Hiking
• Long-distance walking
• Running
• Cycling
• Stair climbing
• Incline treadmill walking

Strength Training

Focus on:

• Squats
• Lunges
• Step-ups
• Calf raises
• Core exercises

Practice With a Backpack

During longer training walks, carry a backpack similar to the weight you expect to carry during the trek.

If you are using a porter, your personal daypack can remain relatively light.

Altitude and Acclimatization on the Manaslu Circuit

Altitude is not something to ignore on this trek.

The route moves from the lower hills to more than 5,000 m, so the body needs time to adapt.

The itinerary includes time at Samagaun before continuing toward Samdo, Dharamsala and Larkya La.

The Manaslu Base Camp day also gives you a valuable opportunity to spend time at higher altitude and return to Samagaun to sleep.

Common Symptoms of Altitude Sickness

Possible symptoms can include:

• Headache
• Loss of appetite
• Nausea
• Dizziness
• Unusual tiredness
• Difficulty sleeping

Do not hide symptoms from your guide.

A responsible trekking guide would rather change the itinerary or descend than allow a health problem to become serious.

For international trekkers, we strongly recommend appropriate travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation.

Manaslu Base Camp Day

The Manaslu Base Camp hike is one of the most memorable sections of this itinerary.

From Samagaun, the trail climbs toward approximately 4,800 m.

The route provides an opportunity to see the high mountain environment around Manaslu at close range.

This is not simply a sightseeing walk.

At nearly 4,800 m, the thin air makes the hike physically demanding even for fit trekkers.

That is why a slow and steady pace is more useful than trying to walk quickly.

After reaching the appropriate viewpoint/base-camp area, the route returns to Samagaun for the night.

Larkya La Pass – The High Point of the Trek

The Larkya La Pass at 5,106 m is the highest point of the Manaslu Circuit Trek.

For many trekkers, this is the day they remember most.

The crossing begins early from Dharamsala.

The trail climbs through increasingly high and rugged terrain before reaching the pass.

Depending on the season, you may encounter:

• Snow
• Ice
• Strong wind
• Cold temperatures
• Rocky terrain
• Limited visibility

Once conditions allow, the views from the pass are spectacular.

The route then descends toward Bhimthang.

This is a long day, so an early start, good pacing, adequate hydration and appropriate clothing are important.

Best Time for Manaslu Circuit Trek with Serang Gompa

The two main trekking periods are spring and autumn.

The Nepal Tourism Board lists March to May and September to November as the best seasons for the Manaslu Conservation Area.

March to May

Spring is a popular period for trekking in Nepal.

Advantages include:

• Warmer daytime conditions
• Increasingly stable weather
• Rhododendron flowers at lower elevations
• Good mountain scenery
• Longer daylight hours

April

April is usually one of the busiest spring months on major trekking routes, but Manaslu generally retains its remote character.

May

May can be warmer at lower elevations, while the higher sections can still provide good trekking conditions.

September to November

Autumn is another major trekking season.

After the monsoon, the mountains can become particularly clear.

September

Early September can still have some residual monsoon influence, while conditions often improve as the month progresses.

October

October is one of the most popular months for trekking in Nepal.

November

November can provide excellent visibility, although temperatures become colder, particularly at higher elevations.

Can You Trek Manaslu in Winter?

Winter trekking is possible in some conditions, but the high-altitude sections become substantially colder and snow conditions can affect the route.

The Larkya La crossing requires careful consideration of:

• Snow
• Ice
• Wind
• Trail conditions
• Lodge availability
• Weather forecasts

For first-time high-altitude trekkers, spring and autumn are generally easier seasons to plan.

Can You Trek Manaslu During the Monsoon?

The lower Manaslu region receives monsoon rainfall.

Potential problems include:

• Wet trails
• Mud
• Landslides
• Cloud
• Reduced mountain visibility
• Road delays

If you are considering June, July or August, discuss the current road and trail conditions with your trekking company before booking.

Manaslu Circuit Trek Permits

The Manaslu region includes a restricted trekking area.

Foreign trekkers need the applicable restricted-area trekking permit, together with the required conservation-area and other trekking documentation.

The Nepal Tourism Board confirms that a special trekking permit is required for restricted areas and directs trekkers to the Department of Immigration for the relevant permit process.

The Department of Immigration's current Manaslu permit information identifies the Gorkha Manaslu area within Chumnubri Rural Municipality and publishes seasonal permit fees. Because government fees and procedures can change, we recommend checking the current fee at the time of booking rather than relying on an old blog or forum post.

The Nepal Tourism Board also lists the Manaslu Conservation Area entry fee separately from the restricted-area trekking permit.

Why Booking Through a Local Agency Matters

The Department of Immigration states that restricted-area trekking permits are obtained through an authorized trekking agency rather than individually.

This means your trekking company needs to organize the correct documentation before you enter the restricted section.

Accommodation on the Manaslu Circuit Trek

Accommodation is primarily in local mountain teahouses and lodges.

Do not expect five-star hotel facilities once you leave Kathmandu.

Instead, expect:

• Simple private or shared rooms
• Beds and mattresses
• Blankets in some lodges
• Shared bathroom facilities in many locations
• Hot showers where available
• Charging facilities where available
• Dining rooms
• Local meals

The higher you go, the simpler the facilities can become.

At Dharamsala, for example, accommodation is much more basic than what you may find in Kathmandu.

This is part of the real Himalayan trekking experience.

Food on the Manaslu Circuit Trek

You will have access to a range of local and international-style trekking meals, although choices become more limited in remote high-altitude villages.

Nepali Meals

• Dal Bhat Tarkari
• Vegetable Curry
• Roti
• Gundruk Soup
• Thukpa

Himalayan and Tibetan-Influenced Meals

• Sherpa Stew
• Sherpa Noodles
• Potato Curry
• Tibetan Bread
• Momos

Continental Options

• Pasta
• Pizza
• Spaghetti
• Sandwiches
• Pancakes
• Omelette
• French Toast

Other Common Trekking Food

• Fried Rice
• Noodles
• Soup
• Porridge
• Toast
• Eggs
• Seasonal vegetables

A Tip for First-Time Nepal Trekkers

Do not underestimate the value of Dal Bhat.

Rice, lentils, vegetables and curry provide a filling meal that many trekkers find ideal during long trekking days.

Drinking Water on the Manaslu Circuit

Hydration becomes increasingly important as altitude increases.

You can usually obtain drinking water from lodges and local sources, but trekkers should use an appropriate purification method.

Options include:

• Water purification tablets
• Water filters
• UV purification
• Boiled water
• Treated lodge water

Avoid depending entirely on disposable plastic bottles.

A reusable bottle or hydration system is more practical for a long trek.

Internet, Wi-Fi and Mobile Connection

Connectivity varies throughout the Manaslu region.

You should not expect continuous high-speed internet.

In some villages, you may find:

• Wi-Fi
• Mobile network
• Charging facilities

In remote sections, however, connectivity can be limited or unavailable.

For trekkers from Europe, America, Australia, Singapore and Hong Kong, we recommend informing family or colleagues before entering the higher region that communication may be intermittent.

A good approach is to enjoy the limited connectivity rather than expecting the same internet experience you have at home.

Electricity and Charging

Electricity is available in many lodges, but charging may cost extra and availability can vary.

Bring:

• Power bank
• Spare batteries
• Universal travel adapter
• Charging cables
• Headlamp

If photography is important to you, carry enough backup power for your camera and phone.

Manaslu Trek Packing List

Your packing should be designed around changing temperatures rather than one climate.

Clothing

• Moisture-wicking T-shirts
• Thermal base layers
• Fleece jacket
• Down jacket
• Waterproof jacket
• Trekking trousers
• Thermal trousers
• Waterproof trousers
• Warm socks
• Sun hat
• Warm hat
• Gloves
• Buff/scarf

Footwear

• Good trekking boots
• Lightweight camp shoes
• Several pairs of trekking socks

Backpack

• Comfortable daypack
• Waterproof backpack cover
• Duffel bag if using porter service

Essential Items

• Passport
• Travel insurance documents
• Sunglasses
• Sunscreen
• Lip balm
• Water bottle
• Water purification system
• Headlamp
• Power bank
• Personal medication
• Basic first-aid supplies
• Toiletries
• Quick-drying towel

High-Altitude Equipment

• Warm sleeping bag
• Trekking poles
• Good gloves
• Warm layers
• Sunglasses suitable for strong mountain sunlight

Your guide can provide season-specific recommendations before departure.

What Should You Leave at Home?

You do not need to carry your entire travel wardrobe into the mountains.

Avoid unnecessary:

• Heavy electronics
• Excess clothing
• Large hard-shell luggage
• Multiple pairs of shoes
• Unnecessary toiletries
• Heavy books

Pack for trekking, not for a city holiday.

You can keep non-trekking luggage in Kathmandu if your accommodation or trekking company provides luggage storage.

Travel Insurance for the Manaslu Circuit Trek

Travel insurance is strongly recommended.

Before purchasing a policy, check that it covers:

• High-altitude trekking
• Trekking up to at least 5,106 m
• Emergency medical treatment
• Emergency evacuation
• Helicopter evacuation where medically required
• Trip cancellation
• Trip interruption
• Lost baggage

Do not assume that a normal travel insurance policy automatically covers trekking above 5,000 m.

Read the altitude limit carefully.

Is Helicopter Evacuation Available from Manaslu?

Emergency helicopter evacuation may be possible depending on:

• Weather
• Location
• Helicopter availability
• Landing conditions
• Medical necessity
• Insurance authorization

It should never be treated as an ordinary transportation option.

This is another reason international trekkers should have appropriate insurance before starting the trek.

What Is the Difference Between Manaslu Circuit Trek and Everest Base Camp Trek?

Manaslu Circuit Trekand Everest Base Camp Trek are both major Himalayan trekking experiences, but they feel very different.

Manaslu Circuit Trek

• More remote atmosphere
• Restricted trekking area
• Strong Tibetan-influenced culture
• Serang Gompa
• Manaslu Base Camp
• Larkya La Pass
• Fewer major commercial hubs
• More basic infrastructure

Everest Base Camp Trek

• More established trekking infrastructure
• Lukla access
• Namche Bazaar
• Everest Base Camp
• Kala Patthar
• Large number of international trekkers
• More developed accommodation network

Choose Manaslu if the appeal is remote trails, cultural depth, quieter villages and a challenging high pass.

Manaslu Circuit Trek vs Manaslu Circuit with Serang Gompa

Manaslu Circuit Trekand the Manaslu Circuit with Serang Gompa Trek are primarily the route between Deng and Ghap.

Standard Manaslu Circuit

The conventional circuit follows the main route through the upper Manaslu region.

Serang Gompa Version

This itinerary takes a special route:

Deng → Kwak Village → Serang Gompa → Ghap

This adds a remote cultural experience before continuing toward Shyala and Samagaun.

For trekkers who want to see more than the standard circuit, this is the main reason to choose the Serang Gompa itinerary.

Is Manaslu Circuit Trek Suitable for First-Time Himalayan Trekkers?

Yes, but with preparation.

You do not need previous experience on Everest or another 6,000 m mountain.

However, this is not the trek I would describe as an easy first hiking holiday.

First-time Himalayan trekkers should be prepared for:

• Long walking days
• High altitude
• Cold temperatures
• Basic accommodation
• Steep terrain
• Remote conditions
• A demanding pass crossing

A physically prepared first-time trekker can undertake the journey with an experienced guide and appropriate acclimatization.

Manaslu Circuit Trek for Couples

The Manaslu Circuit can be a memorable choice for couples who enjoy active travel.

A private departure means you do not need to adapt your entire trip to a large group.

Couples can request:

• Private guide
• Private transportation
• Private room where available
• Additional Kathmandu nights
• Flexible departure date
• Porter service
• Customized pre- or post-trek tours

Manaslu Circuit Trek for Friends and Small Groups

Small groups are particularly practical for this trek.

Friends can share the experience while maintaining a more personal pace than a large commercial group.

Our group discount pricing also makes the trek more economical as the group size increases.

Group Pricing

• 1 pax — US$1,199
• 2–3 pax — US$999
• 4–7 pax — US$899
• 8–12 pax — US$799

Manaslu Circuit Trek for Trekkers from Europe

For European travelers, Nepal is a long-haul destination, so planning the complete trip rather than only the trek is important.

Allow extra time around the 14-day itinerary if possible.

A practical trip plan can include:

International arrival → Kathmandu → Manaslu Circuit → Kathmandu → International departure

Adding one or two spare days in Kathmandu can be useful if your international flight schedule is tight.

Manaslu Circuit Trek for American Travelers

Travelers from the United States and Canada should pay particular attention to:

• Travel insurance
• High-altitude coverage
• International flight connections
• Jet lag
• Medication requirements
• Emergency contact information

A private itinerary can also make it easier to manage the trip around a fixed vacation period.

Manaslu Circuit Trek for Australian Travelers

For Australian trekkers, the journey to Nepal is also a long international trip.

We recommend allowing some flexibility around your trekking dates.

Australian travelers often combine Nepal with:

• Kathmandu sightseeing
• Pokhara
• Chitwan
• Everest sightseeing
• Bhutan
• Tibet

Overland Trek Nepal can arrange additional Nepal travel before or after the Manaslu trek.

Manaslu Trek for Singapore and Hong Kong Travelers

For travelers from Singapore and Hong Kong, the Manaslu Circuit can be an attractive alternative to the more heavily visited Himalayan routes.

The trek offers:

• High mountain scenery
• Cooler temperatures
• Traditional villages
• Buddhist culture
• Physical challenge
• Remote trails
• A genuine Himalayan experience

Because the trip involves a major altitude change, preparation before arriving in Nepal is still important even if you regularly exercise.

What Is Included in the Manaslu Circuit Trek?

The exact inclusions depend on your final quotation, but an organized Manaslu trekking package generally covers the core trekking arrangements.

Typical Inclusions

• Professional licensed trekking guide
• Trekking permits
• Conservation-area entry arrangements
• Accommodation during the trek
• Trekking transportation according to itinerary
• Guide accommodation and meals
• Trekking route planning
• Pre-trek briefing
• Basic trekking support

Usually Not Included

• International flights
• Nepal tourist visa
• Personal travel insurance
• Personal medical expenses
• Alcoholic drinks
• Soft drinks
• Personal snacks
• Laundry
• Tips
• Personal expenses
• Emergency evacuation
• Services not specifically mentioned in the quotation

Always check the final included/excluded list before making payment.

Why Choose Overland Trek Nepal for Manaslu?

Overland Trek Nepal is a locally operated trekking, climbing, tour and expedition company based in Kathmandu.

For international trekkers, working with a local Nepal company means your trip is organized by people who understand the destination from the ground.

Our team can assist with:

• Trek planning
• Permit arrangements
• Experienced local guides
• Transportation
• Accommodation
• Porter arrangements
• Private departures
• Group departures
• Customized itineraries
• Pre-trek preparation
• Emergency coordination

We understand that international travelers are not only buying a trek.

You are investing your vacation time, money and trust into a once-in-a-lifetime Himalayan experience.

Our responsibility is therefore to make the logistics clear before you arrive and provide practical support once you are in Nepal.

Responsible Trekking in the Manaslu Region

The Manaslu region is not just a mountain destination.

It is home to communities, monasteries, forests, wildlife and fragile Himalayan landscapes.

As a trekker, you can help protect the area by:

• Carrying reusable water bottles
• Avoiding unnecessary plastic
• Using established trails
• Respecting monasteries
• Asking before photographing people
• Avoiding litter
• Following local customs
• Using water responsibly
• Supporting locally owned lodges
• Respecting wildlife

A good trek should leave memories, not rubbish.

Book Manaslu Circuit Trek with Serang Gompa – 14 Days

If you are looking for a Himalayan trek that combines remote mountain villages, Buddhist culture, Serang Gompa, Manaslu Base Camp and the Larkya La Pass, this 14-day itinerary offers a complete adventure in the Manaslu region.

You will begin in the green hills around Machhe Khola, walk deeper into the Budhi Gandaki Valley, climb toward the high Himalayas, experience the remote Serang Gompa route, spend time around Samagaun and Manaslu Base Camp, and finally stand at 5,106 m on Larkya La Pass.

The journey is demanding, but that is part of what makes it special.

You do not need to be a mountaineer.

You need preparation, patience, good equipment, sensible pacing and a reliable local team.

Group Discount Price

• 1 pax — US$1,199
• 2–3 pax — US$999 per person
• 4–7 pax — US$899 per person
• 8–12 pax — US$799 per person

Plan Your Manaslu Trek with Overland Trek Nepal

Overland Trek Nepal
Kathmandu, Nepal
Website: overlandtreknepal.com
Email:[email protected]
Phone: +977-9851138871
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Tell us your preferred travel dates, number of trekkers and nationality, and we can prepare the appropriate trekking arrangements for your Manaslu Circuit with Serang Gompa.

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