Upon your arrival in Kathmandu (TIA), an Adventure Team representative will be waiting to pick you up.
 A welcome supper with a cultural presentation was served in a traditional Nepalese restaurant.

Half-day touring at Bouddhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, and Kathmandu Durbar Square. Lunch in a restaurant with a view of the stupa..

Today's early journey to Sotikhola offers views of the Nepali countryside and mountain scenery.  Drive on a pitched road from Kathmandu to Dhading Besi, the district headquarters of Dhading; however, the drive from Dhading Besi to Arughat will be on a rough road. Upon arriving in Arughat, a significant town in the area, we continue driving towards Sotikhola through Arkhet bazar, which is where all the supplies for the Manashlu region are supplied. 

 The trail to Machhakhola passes through the village of Lapubesi and the sand bank of the Budhigandaki river before beginning its ascent onto a ridge above enormous rapids on the Budhi Gandaki. 
The day's journey begins with a crossing of a bridge, followed by a trek through lovely forests and a climb up above them. 

 Before crossing the Thado Khola and arriving at Khorlabesi, the narrow track has a few brief ups and downs. We reach Tatopani, a little hotspring, after a few more ascents and descents. 
 We climbed a big, well-designed stairway to Yarubagar through Dobhan, then bridge a landslide and across a hill. 
 After going over another ridge from the hot spring. We ascend over a mountain, trek alongside the river, cross the west bank of the Budhi Gandaki, and then climb into the settlement of Jagat. 

The journey today starts with an ascent over a rocky hill to Salleri and ends with a descent to Sirdibas. 
The valley significantly widens as the route ascends to Ghatte Khola. 

 We cross a lengthy suspension bridge as we continue our ascent upstream to the significant Gurung settlement of Philim. The walk continues on a very level path as it travels past millet and maize fields on its journey to Ekle Bhatti, heading north directly over the village's lowest residence. 

Off the route, the Manashlu circle and Tsum Valley appeared. Then, after crossing the Budhi Gandaki, we walk along the west bank for a while before moving to the east side and heading back. At this point, we descend to the grassy hills. 
As we proceed on the route through bamboo trees to the Deng Khola, we pass through. We arrive at the little settlement of Deng after passing over the Khola. 

The day begins with a rise to Rana and a crossing of the Budhi Gandaki. From the bridge, we ascend a little to join a Bihi fedi trail before heading west into the Budhi Gandaki valley. Before reaching Ghap, the path also goes along manewalls and wooded areas. 

Today, we cross the Budi Gandaki many times, passing numerous gompas in the process. The route proceeds upstream along the river through a substantial forest. 
After crossing the river at a breathtaking place where it thunders down a narrow valley, the forest becomes less thick and the track is fantastic once more. The delightful journey

 continues, and after one more challenging hill, we reach Namrung. 

We rise slowly, pass through forests, and arrive at Lihi, a lovely town with numerous chortens and barley terraces, which is a wonderful vantage position for Siring and Ganesh Himal. From the village, we can also see Mount Himal Chuli in the south.

 We proceed past the villages of Shyo, Lho, and Shyala before arriving at Sama Village. The route descends and passes the side valley of Simnang Himal with Ganesh Himal constantly nearby. 
In Shyala village, we will be surrounded by high mountains like Himal Chuli and Peak 29 (Ngadi Chuli) to the left, Manaslu and large glaciers straight ahead, and other snow summits to the right. 


 We enjoy extraordinary views of Mt. Manashlu from Lho village and also explore the well-known Ribung Gompa.and at the far end stands Ganesh Himal. Today’s journey ends in Samagaon. 

For recuperation and acclimatization, we spend the day at Samagaon. 
We learn about the vibrant Sherpa culture. Thousands of mane stones with Buddhist words and images are beautiful to see. We tour the Pungyen Gompa monastery, which offers fantastic glacier views. Pungyen, which translates to "bracelet" and is how Manashlu was named, is a fitting name for the two peaks. 

 A year after the first unsuccessful Japanese effort to ascend Manashlu, it was demolished. 
When the Japanese returned a year later, they encountered so much opposition that they were forced to abandon their endeavor because the people thought that the ascent had enraged the gods. In 1959, they finally achieved success. 

The Budhi Gandaki River has turned north; descend to it and follow it to a bridge across a side stream. The Manashlu Base camp is reached by taking the route to the left. 

The Larkya la Walk, an easy trail on a shelf above the river traversing the juniper and birch forests of Kermu Kharka, passes multiple high walls as the valley widens. 
Samdo may be found at the top of a peninsula that rises abruptly between two forks of the Budhi Gandaki after dropping to the river and crossing it on a wooden bridge.  

Continue down the edge, cross the wooden bridge over the Budi Gandaki, and start walking upward. After passing two streams and seeing the Larkya Glacier, we turn around the Salka Khola valley and climb up once more to the stone guest house (4450 m), which is actually more of a shelter called Dharmshala, also known as Larke Phedi. 
The quick hike today also provides plenty of time for midday relaxation and acclimatization. 

 Finally, we walk across moraines of the glacier, making a gradual ascent that only becomes steeper in the last section of the pass. From the pass, there are outstanding views of Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal, Kangguru, and the enormous Annapurna II. 
 We reach a valley on the north side of the Larke Glaciers after a brief climb, from which we can enjoy great views of Cho Danda and Larke Peak. Amazing yet challenging, the downhill route leads from Larke-La to the bottom. 

  It is a daunting feeling to enter these low fields when the dusk mist rolls in and Mt. Manashlu looms nearby. 

We descend further and cross a high pasture (Sangure Kharka), then cross a bridge over Dudh Khola. We then walk through rhododendron forest and follow a trail through a narrow valley until we reach Karche, which is the highest cultivated land of the valley. 
From a ridge at Bhimthang, we can enjoy fantastic views of Mt. Manaslu, Lamjung Himal, Himlung Himal, and Cheo Himal. A little distance ahead lies the settlement of Gowa. 

The route leaves the ridge in a large, sweeping arc to the river bank. We may stay the night at Gowa to recover ourselves after yesterday's exhaustion, although Tilche has superior settlements. 

 We ascend a little slope and take pleasure in the stone-paved track as it goes through a lovely settlement. Then, after crossing the Dudh Khola bridge, we ascend through a chorten-shaped arch, proceed through a mane wall, and finally arrive at the Thochen settlement.

 We approach the Annapurna circuit portion from Dharapani and go to the hamlet, passing a police checkpoint before reaching Dharapani. 
After a short distance of trekking, we reach Karte village and cross a bridge over Marshyangdi Khola. Before arriving at the settlement of Tal, which is located at the base of a sizable waterfall, we also come across several mane walls 

The Marsyandi valley opens up with its terrace farms and settlements tightly clinging to the slopes. From Chyamche hamlet, we continue on the route, crossing the Marshyangdi Khola once again. 
After that, the trail descends through rhododendron and pine woods to Syange through Jagat. 

 One may enjoy both hill and mountain scenery during the trip from Syange to Kathmandu through Besi Sahar, which is frequently along the banks of the Marsyangdi and Trishuli rivers.

After the exhausting walk, you need a day to unwind and recharge. You may have a massage, purchase trinkets, etc.  A farewell meal.

 You must arrive 3 hours before your scheduled departure time so that we can drive you to the international airport in time for your journey to your next destination.