Explore unspoiled nature of Manaslu Region discovering its raw beauty.
The Manaslu Region: Nepal’s unspoiled Himalayan Wilderness
For trekkers and travelers seeking an authentic and raw Himalayan adventure far from commercial crowds, the Manaslu Region stands as the ultimate geographic region for its original taste. Named after the Mountain of Spirit, Mt. Manaslu (8163m) is also the eighth-highest peak in the world.
Being categorized as a restricted trekking zone to save its raw nature and culture from mass-exploration, it remains with an untouched ecosystem of dramatic landscapes, biological diversity, and ancient Tibetan-Buddhist heritage.
Regional Highlight of Manaslu
Elevation: 5,106m (based on the trekking trail)
Climate: Sub-tropical riversides to high-altitude arctic glaciers
Culture: Authentic Nubri and Tsum Valley
Permits and Regulations for Manaslu Region
Manaslu Region is a well-preserved region to protect its untouched nature and culture. So, to enter the region and to get access to outdoor activities like trekking, it requires,
- Manaslu Restricted Area Permit(RAP)
- Manaslu Conservation Area Permit(MCAP)
- Annapurna Conservation Area Permit(ACAP)
- Tsum Valley Permit (optional if Tsum Valley is included for the trip)
