Trip Overview
Duration: 0 day |
Country: Nepal |
Max. Altitude: 3,840m/12,600ft. |
Walking Per Day: 4-5 |
Accommodation: N/A |
Grade: Strenuous
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Best Season: spring and autumn |
Group Size: 2-10 |
Mode: Hiking and Biking |
Culture: N/A |
Hiking and Mountain Biking in the Manaslu region of Nepal is picture-perfect for those who seek less crowd with the most admiring mountain view. Unlike the other hiking and mountain biking trails in Nepal, Manaslu offers a stunning view of snow-capped mountain peaks and to mesmerizing waterway. As the place is less crowded, the trekkers can expose themselves to the local beauty of the Manaslu very well.
Hiking and Mountain biking at the Manaslu is a wonderful opportunity to fetch through different vegetation with high and rocky trains. Biking at the Manaslu not only helps you stay fit physically but also endures your mental health. Although a certain level of fitness is required for the Manaslu trek, what is most important is a sense of adventure and a deep determination.
Lately, hiking and biking have been widespread among travelers around the globe. This is because of the vast benefits that hiking and biking convey around themselves. Hiking and Biking at the Manaslu is unparalleled when it comes to riding peacefully through narrow alleys, George, or mountain villages.
About Manaslu Hiking and Cycling
The Manaslu is undoubtedly an underrated trekking route but offers adventurous trekking trails. For those who seek venture while exploring nature, the Manaslu can be a great location to prepare for your next expedition. From the beginning, the Manaslu trail surprises you with new twists and turns that come along the path.
As the Manaslu is home to some rare species of snow-leopard, blue sheep, and other vegetation,… the trekkers need a permit to explore the Manaslu region. For the protection of flora and fauna, the Nepal government has compulsion the trekking permit for the trekkers. No wonder about seeing different species, wildlife, and their habitats during the Manaslu trek.
The locals, residing with different ethnicities, religions, and cultures, are always happy seeing the tourists near their locality. Showing respect to the trekkers, the locals kindly join their hand and offer polite Namaste. As all, the Manaslu can be a great trekking trial for those who enjoy the hospitality and nature's beauty evenly.
Overview of Manaslu hiking and Mountain Biking trek
Our journey to the Manaslu region of Nepal commences with a drive from the capital city Kathmandu to Aarughat. From Aarughat we head to Soti Khola, where our guide states about the place and safety instructions to be followed during the trek. For the coming days, we peddle through riverbanks, and suspension bridges to terraced rice fields. As you reach Samagaun, a place amid of highlands, the view of the mountain peaks starts to be seen. We Acclimatize on Samagaun for your trek to higher altitudes.
The highest altitude we ride our bike is at Larke Pass (5136m). Reaching Larke Pass we admire the view of majestic mountains and inhale the cold and fresh air inside to relax our stressful minds. The Larkya la Pass offers magnificent views of the Annapurna Himalayas i.e., Kangaru, Chio Himal, and Himlung Himal. – achievement of a lifetime.
Some places can be very tough to ride our bikes, so in order we hike through those places. Slowly, we leave behind the panorama and each step we take during our ascends and descends seems worthwhile while we see such rejoicing scenery. At last, we end our journey at the lakeside of Pokhara with a sip of hot tea.
Best time for hiking and biking on the Manaslu
The Manaslu is possibly a rough trek where every moment comes with ups and downs. However, the Manaslu trek can be embarked on any time around the year except during the Monsoon season due to heavy rain. Spring season i.e., March to May, and Autumn season i.e., September to November is best for trekkers. The view of mountains is visible clearly with mild temperature serving you as a shade.
The Manaslu has grown its cultural heritage through Tibetan Buddhist traditions and local practices. During festival seasons, Tsampa Lhosar, Chyangba, and other local festivals help to boost tourist attraction in the region. As Manaslu is a less crowded place, at peak time it could be a little crowded but not like EBC or ABC trek. So, start packing your bags for hiking and biking at the Manaslu if you are eager to dive into the next journey of life.