Manang Trekking

Manang is one the most beautiful hidden valley and village of the Himalaya. It is far from the capital but no one can feel it that it is in far remote distance due to the available facilities of that Shangri-La .Manang (3540m) is one of the largest villages in Manang district and one of the last trekking stops for trekkers walking the famous Annapurna Circuit trek. From Manang the route continuous to Thorung La (pass) at 5.415 meters above the sea level which connects Manang district to Mustang District by providing a route between the town of Manang and the village Muktinath. This trail to Muktinath has been used by the locals for hundreds of years to transport huge herds of sheep and yak in and out of Manang.

The northern part of town is more preserved in its old style; in the southern part you will find many hotels, shops and even a cybercafe, with satellite internet connection.

Manangies are well-known traders and many of them are relatively rich having property in both Manang and Kathmandu and their children study in good schools or even abroad.

Many trekkers spend one acclimatisation day in Manang or surroundings although the surroundings are interesting enough to stay for several days. Interestings places to visit are the glacier lake at the foot of the ice-fall at the slopes of the Gangapurna Mountain, the village of Braga, Bhojo gompa, a Milarepa Cave and a two or three day side trip to Tilicho Lake which is highest located Lake of the world.

Facts of Trip

Trekking Destination: Annapurna Region
Size: Min 1
Highest Altitude on Trek: 3519m
Grade: Moderate
Type of Trip: Tea House
Trekking Hour: Approx. 05-07/ Day
Total Days: 9 Days
Trek Starting Point: Kathmandu
Trek Ending Point: Kathmandu
Transportation: Private Vehicle/ Tourist bus

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