Trekking in Manaslu Region - A ‘two-horned mountain’…blue sheep…and roaring waterfalls with dancing butterflies…and some folks wonder why people get so attracted to the mountains…Oh, Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling, from Glen to glen…and down the mountainside.
The immense breathtaking Himalayan landscapes of Manaslu and Himalchuli Peak go far beyond our imaginations. The two-horned massif of Manaslu at (8156m) is a stunning example of how beautifully the Himalayas are carved and leaves visitors astonished. Ganesh Himal at (7406m) can also be viewed clearly from this exotic area. Himalchuli at (7893m), which raises an incredible 7000m from the Budhi Gandaki one site and Marsyangdi River are other sites some of the other magnificent gifts of Manaslu region. Added to this is the mind-blowing Tsum Valley whose concealed beauty is surrounded by these gigantic Himalayas with colorful and vibrant villages & some unique and interesting cultures and traditions that are mostly Hindu and Buddhist influenced with flaunting flora and fauna, vivid butterflies and some cute and shy red pandas too.
Best Trekking Routes in Manaslu Region:
