Rupina-La pass Manaslu Trek | Rupina La pass Trekking

We need a special permit for the Rupina-La Pass Manaslu, so today is the day to plan the permit. After your breakfast, our city guide will pick you up in a private vehicle from the hotel and drive you to the Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath Temple, Bauddhanath Stupa World Heritage Site, and if you still have room, drive you to Kathmandu Durbar Square and back to the Best and Meal Hotel.

We're heading to Baluwa today. The drive is about five hours long and gives you panoramic views of valleys, tiny towns, pastures, and woods. We'll enter the ancient district of Gorkha, where, in the 18th century, Prithvi Narayan Shah launched the unity movement of modern Nepal. But our ride goes straight to Baluwa. You must pass rice fields, banana trees, and many small villages along the way to reach Baluwa for the night.

Trekking to the village of Mandre will begin, leaving Baluwa behind. On the steep road, you will ride through a thick forest. You'll reach a small plateau where you'll get a short lunch break. You must then ascend through the steep slope with views of the massive peaks that have been covered with snow. You're going to reach Barpak and pass through the major city centre. Then you're going to hike the terraced area. Stand up all night in the tent.

Again, we continue walking to the next destination, Gai Kharka, to save energy in the village of Barpak. This day we're heading down to the Tumsiak village and pursuing Daraudi Khola and Gai Kharka, passing the lovely forest, then we're heading to get to Gai Kharka. Tented camp, overnight.

It is the daily walk and also a pleasant spot named Sanrung Kharka, as well as Rubina La Phedi, Rubina La Pass base camp. And it will be a fairly fun spot at night to cross our key goal of travel the next day. You can also travel through the pine forest and through the alpine meadows. Climb up to Rupina La Base Camp (4,000 m). You must remain at the camp overnight.

Trekking should continue early in the morning with stunning mountain views. You must continue downhill, which is harder because of the steep, rugged route. There will be a few occasions where the visibility will not be as good, so be cautious. After you hit the Kharka, you'll rest at the camp and remain overnight.

Today we move along the glacier to Jarang (3420 m) and then we take the route to Jong kharka between Chhuling Khola and Rebing Khola, seeing Gorkha Himal, Himal Chuli, Buddha Himal, peak 29, and several other peaks, and then we enter Jhong kharka, an overnight tented camp.

Getting a hot breakfast After crossing the broad grassy slopes, you must descend into the valley. Ganesh Himal (7,422 m) provides breathtaking views. As you descend to the Khola of Budhi Gandaki, We're beginning to walk to our destination. We're walking through the forest as well as some villages this day, mainly heading down to get Nyak. We proceed along the left hand of Chhilung Khola, via the villages of Gomna and Serang, to the village of Nyak. overnight tented.

Following the upward path of the Deng River, a tiny village. We travel from here through a freshly constructed rock tunnel, thereby preventing the normal steep climb. With Mani stones and chortens, the Tibetan culture starts at Ghap. Stay overnight at the guest house.

We follow the trail filled with houses interspersed with steep hillsides. A police checkpoint is again in Namrung. From Namrung, moving from Linda Glacier across the Hinan river and going on to Sho via Lhi, you can see clear views of the Naike peak, Manaslu North (7,774 m) and Manaslu East (8,150 m). Stay at the guest house overnight.

After Lho, you'll enter the village's stone gate and long Mani stone wall with a clear view of Peak 29 ahead. From here, you can make a side excursion to Pungyn Glacier to get a glimpse of Manaslu really close up. Ride Pungen Glacier's lateral moraine up towards Sama. Today we spent the night in the village of Sama.

Today we start a day here acclimatizing for either our visits to the Manaslu Base Camp or to Päng Gompa. I added hiking to get fit for local excursions in the thin air and even to explore the Birendra dam. Exit to the cabin to remain overnight.

Today's walk is relatively more enjoyable and pleasurable. We are going to pass through farm areas to head back into the valley. The road takes us to juniper and birch trees, where we admire the natural beauty. As we descend the river Budhi Gandaki, we cross the wooden bridge over it and climb steeply towards Samdo. We'll get a breathtaking view of the mountains, particularly Manaslu, as we enter Samdo, a Tibetan village of refugees. When we reach Samdo, we can have lunch and go to explore the village and acclimatize to the surrounding hills.

We step down the edge across fields and old mani buildings, passing the wooden bridge across the Budhi Gandaki, with an exciting day ahead. We proceeded to move up the slope. We can note the mani walls and the prayer flags hanging on the trails, which signifies the Larkya La Pass's closeness. After passing through two lakes, we'll be experiencing the unquestionably majestic Larkya Glacier. We start to stroll across the Salkha Khola Valley as we admire the view and ascend again to the stone guest house (4,450 m). The stone guest house is not a cabin but a shelter, best known as Dharamsala or Larkya La Phedi. Today's day will be a gratifying day as we get a perfect perspective of a spectacular view of the Larkya Glacier and an incredible view of Mt. Manaslu. Today's quick trek allows us plenty of time to acclimatize and hike around.

The thrilling aspect of the trip awaits us as we're going to travel across the Manaslu circuit, passing the Larkya La Pass (5.100 m). We will leave Dharamsala after an early morning breakfast as it will be a full-day trek. The most critical aspect is the environment, which would determine if the journey would get more difficult as high winds and hurricanes might likely happen. We are heading down to a tiny lake by bypassing the moraine. The track continues to be rugged and vague when we have to navigate the steep grassy slope to the south. Our road endures on the moraine to an edge defined by two landmarks. The flags of the prayer identify the accessibility of the road so that we can begin to trek. Trekking slowly, we must fall into four frozen lakes and eventually ascend a steep path to the road. The four frozen lakes appear interesting. We get outstanding panoramic views of Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal, Kang Guru, and the wonderful Annapurna II from the road. While we live in the moment and enjoy nature's grace, the path leads us to the moraine rim, going west and taking a steep, uneven curve. They traverse the moraine higher, then slowly descend to another grassy moraine at 4,450 m. The track is harder to walk on once we have descended, and eventually, we enter a tiny meadow. The valley continues to broaden when we have approached Bhimthang, near the big meadow, mani walls, and tiny buildings.

After a period of a difficult trip, the path continues to differ with the current of crystals and the Dudh Koshi River cliffside stream. We would then refute the wooden bridge across a dark pine sylvan where we could get a view of the budding rhododendron flowers with a variety of enchantments. At the jump, this is flowers versed. In the sylvan, you can see a broad variety of species and birds, as well as goats, yaks, etc. After a walk to the side of the canal, we can eventually arrive at Gho. The pressure today, because we have become ancestors, is essentially backward. We're going to be trekking over several pastures and farms. We should remember that, along with oak timber, the lovely prime rosebay is transmitted everywhere. Soon after, we get to Tilje, which is an ample settlement in Gurung. The walls of the Marsyangdi valley appear enormously as we travel, and we pursue the path of the Annapurna circuit. We should be a relatively safe glimpse of a disparity from the lodge in Dharapani. We will enter Dharapan after a last-day hike.

We'll be on the path the whole day today. After breakfast in the early morning, we depart from Dharapani to Besishar on a local jeep or a bus that will take around six to seven hours. The drive should be beautiful as we visit several towns: the Marsyangdi river, the town of Bhulbhule, Khudi, and Beshisahar. Upon entering Beshisahar, we catch a bus that brings us back to Kathmandu. As we travel west on the Prithivi Highway, we get the sight of the Marsyagdi river joining the Trishuli river. The drive has spectacular and natural scenery that pleases the last few glimpses of the peaks to our eyes with terraced land.

Today is the free day in Kathmandu. After a late breakfast, you can go shopping for family and friends for some souvenirs, then in the evening, the office offers an ethnic restaurant for a farewell meal. Hotel with bed and breakfast

Every beautiful journey has its end, and this is the last day of your stay in this beautiful country, Nepal, and the completion of the awesome Rupina-La Pass Manaslu Trek. You will be taken to Tribhuvan International Airport for departure. Apart from this amazing trip, there are many beautiful places to visit. We welcome you to visit us again and are enthralled by wonderful experiences.