Mt. MANASLU (8,163m / 26,781ft) Expedition
Located 28.32.58 longitude and 83.33.43 latitude
Manaslu is situated in the central region of Nepal
in the Gorkha massif is the eighth highest mountain
in the world. The name Manaslu was derived from
the Sanskrit word “Maanas” meaning
“soul” or “intellect”.
Japanese were the first to climb this mountain
in 1956, therefore it is still considered as Japanese
peak by many people. Though there are many routes
to this mountain, as the long ridge and valley
glacier offer feasibility to approach from different
directions, but South Face is considered to be
the most difficult.
Our caravan route to this mountain begins from
Gorkha to Samagaon and the return route via the
Larky La to the Annapurna classic route, making
the expedition one of the memorable one.
| Day 01 |
Arrival Katmandu. |
| Day 02-03 |
Official formalities/ Preparation. |
| Day 04-15 |
Drive to Gorkha & trek to Manaslu Base
Camp.. |
| Day 16-44 |
Climbing Period. |
| Day 45-52 |
Withdraw/cleaning up BC & trek to Beshishar
via Larkya La. |
| Day 53 |
Drive Beshishar/Kathmandu. |
| Day 55 |
International departure. |
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Expedition Code: SAANE24
Starting from: Gorkha
Ending at: Beshishar
Grade: 
Highest access of the expedition:
Mt. Mahaslu summit(8163m)
Culture: Sherpa Buddhism Tibetan based
Himalayan sights:
Mode of expedition: Camping
Most attraction of the expedition:
Departures:
March thru May, September thru November |
