Difficulty
The Manaslu Tsum Valley – 12 days Trekking is a somewhat challenging activity. This hike is suitable for anybody with a moderate degree of fitness. For this journey, you don’t have to be an experienced hiker or athlete.
However, you must be able to walk for extended periods of time throughout the whole expedition. This Manaslu Tsum Valley – 12 days Trekking is a quick hike. Thus, it might be rather difficult for newcomers and novices.
Make sure you start your preparations for the walk at least eight to ten weeks in advance if you’re a novice or beginning. Your experience trekking is going to be more enjoyable the fitter you are.
Best seasons
Although the Manaslu Tsum Valley trip may be completed in 12 days at any time of year, the best seasons are spring (March through May) and fall (Sept through Nov). The open skies, steady weather, and comfortable temperatures of spring make it the ideal time of year to hike the Manaslu Tsum Valley. New vegetation and blossoms are welcomed by the season.
The pathways go past green jungles, snow-capped peaks, and flowering Rhododendron trees. Similarly, fall brings ideal weather and unforgettable landscapes. The nights are cold and the days are bright and delightful. Autumn is a fantastic time to go trekking because of the brilliant blue skies, gorgeous landscape, and suitable temp.
Altitude Sickness
Even those with excellent physical fitness may get altitude sickness when walking at high altitudes. Enough time must be allowed for the appropriate acclimatization to hiking. We have designed the route such that the trekkers would have ample time to acclimate to the higher altitude. Walking carefully, especially at high altitudes, can help avoid acute mountain sickness (AMS).
Anyone experiencing lightheadedness, palpitations, intense headaches, or appetite loss will be transferred to a lower altitude right away, and in the event of an extreme case of AMS, a helicopter rescue will be arranged.
Accommodation, Food and Drink
Over the course of the 12-day Manaslu Tsum Valley trip, hikers will be lodging at teahouses. The teahouses are rather modest and uncomplicated. Cozy and pleasant, the rooms come with plush cushions, warm blankets, and comfy beds. The friendly services offered by the residents of the local community are excellent, and the amenities are decent.
The teahouses and hotels along the Manaslu Manaslu Tsum Valley trek provide a variety of meals. Along with other world cuisines, the teahouses serve a variety of traditional Nepalese foods. The regional meal set, Dal bhat tarkari, is the most well-liked dinner. In addition, there are plenty of other delectable meal alternatives available to you, such as dal bhat achaar, momo, thukpa, roti tarkari, oats, local pancakes, eggs, etc.
You also have the options for different types of cold drinks and hot beverages. But this package will not cover any of these expenses.
Transportation
To be able to do this trek, you will have to travel to a bunch of places via land transportation. This includes transport to the starting point of the trek and back to Kathmandu after the trek ends. The package covers all the required land transport.
Permit for Manaslu Tsum Valley
Every visitor must have the Restricted Area Permit, Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP), and Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP). We will help you obtain these permits and since they are a part of the package you do not have to pay extra for them.
Gadgets charging & Internet
The Manaslu Ysum Valley Trek teahouses offer hot baths, electricity, and WiFi. The majority of tea shops charge extra for the use of these amenities. As we go higher, these services get scarce.
Your Extra expenses
Our Manaslu Tsum Valley cover most of the expenses related to the journey but we can not cover everything. Personal expenses such as hot shower charge, WiFi charge, gadget charging expenses, medical insurance, visa fees, travel insurance, emergency services, international flights, domestic flights, and tips for the guide and porters are among the expenses this trek package does not cover.