Manaslu circuit trek - Nepal's hidden gem amongst Himalayan wilderness

Manaslu Circuit Trek is one of most beautiful trails that Nepal has to offer. It surrounds the eighth highest mountain in the world - Manaslu (8163 m.)
The trail to the Manaslu is relatively less crowded than classic trekking paths like: the Annapurna Base Camp trek and Annapurna Circuit Trek or Everest Base Camp area.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek involves around 177 kilometers of walking. This distance is usually covered in 12-15 days; you travel 13 to 15 kilometers each day. Guide and special permits are required.
Elevation ranges from 930 to 5213 meters at the highest point at the Larkya La Pass.
Tibetan influences are visible here more then anywhere else since, the old Trans Himalaya Salt Trade Route runs close to the border of Nepal and Tibet.
Native Tibetan had been migrating here for some 400 years or more, known as the Bhot people left their strong footprint in Tibetan-style villages and the local lifestyle.
Old Buddhist monasteries and villages on route (Namrung, Lho, and Sama-Gaon) preserve the Tibetan tradition and make the route even more exciting.
Among the remarkable fauna are the elusive snow leopard and critically endangered red panda and the bright Danphe pheasant.

[@lacabraquecanta4083]

That was really good. Been watching a lot of these Nepal trekking vlogs and yours was great, it flew by. Also great choice of music!

[@bruce4130]

Enjoyed this Video and use of music and effects! You didn’t over do the music or effects! great wide screen shots! A great mix of still shots and editing! Most enjoyable one yet! 😊🇦🇺👍

[@Lessonsingh01]

Heaven Nepal 💙

[@yongfengwu7965]

been watching all the manaslu trek video and so happy to see yours for the latest one 😊😊

[@rhunl]

This video has given me the shivers. I did this trek with my father in 2008, and to see so many familiar places makes me reminisce about that adventure. We did it in Oct/Nov rather than the spring, so I hope that is partly why there is so much less snow on the pass than we experienced. I think the road network has grown a lot since - we were out there for nearly a month - so the roads hadn't extended quite as far at that point. Thank you for the video!

[@ggmiethe]

I have yet to watch a UA-cam post that has 100% natural sound - in that there is no music. I want to hear the natural Nepal. No added effects either, like slow-motion. I think this added fluff takes away from the project.

[@bikitiwari9998]

Niee❤❤❤❤❤ where r u gone

[@surajthapa2397]

What a great journey to the Himalayas and equally beautiful background music. May I please ask what music is that?

[@the_NOMAD842]

thank you, original music custom-composed and specially matched to the tempo, sounds and scenery of the footage by REIVAH music, experimental electronic artist composing for movies and other multi-visual art projects

[@bikitiwari9998]

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[@monti88tube]

Which month did you go ?

[@monti88tube]

Where did you go from Dharapani ? Directly to Pokhara or Besissahar ? How many days did it take to trek from the starting point of this trek to Kathmandu ?

[@the_NOMAD842]

it was November / beginning of December, no snow, no rain, sky crystal-clear; from Besissahar taxi/jeep to Pokara : ) 13 days in total; looking forward to come back...