Manaslu-Tsum Valley Tours and Holidays 2019/2020

“Manasalu circuit is getting popular. Since we went in 2014 all the way to Samdo, we have a reference. On Oct. 24.2018 passend 220 tourists the check point at Namrung. Four years ago there were hardly 40 of us travelling up the Bhudi Ghandaki. The hygienic conditions are worst as four years ago. In Samdo an avalanche of waste reach from the villlage allmost into the river. CAUSION: the terain at the west side of Larka La is very steep. In two days the traweller descend 3000m. Make sure that your knees are fit for this. Renting a horse in Bitmang cost 500$. In Tsum Valley the trail is decorated with hudreds of Red Bull tins. There is a monastery with 300 monks. I'am suspecting them of addiction to caffein and ignorance towards environment.”

“Excellent”

“Wonderful trek experience, my favorite part was the Tsum Valley extension - walking through the pine forest, with rhododendrons in bloom and surrounded by birdsong, was lovely, particularly with the reduced levels of donkey traffic relative to the main route! Crossing the Larkya La in perfect weather made for a stunning climax to the trip.”

“The Manaslu Trek is a fantastic trip. The scenery is breathtaking and experiencing the people and culture was amazing. It was a trip of a lifetime and I am so grateful for my wonderful guide, Bijay Karkhi. He was so attentive and communicated well what to expect each day.”

“Hiking the Manaslu Circuit & Tsum Valley with Nepal Eco Adventures worked out so so well. Our guides provided plenty of valuable knowledge about the areas we were travelling through and would always happily play translator when we wanted to talk to local villagers. Our porters were such a happy crew and always hunting for the next laugh. I had never previously done a guided trip like this and coming from NZ I am used to carrying my own pack so the idea felt strange. The reality though was great! Our guides and porters added so much invaluable character and insight to our experience that I couldn't recommend them enough. Thank you Chhatra, Keshab & the rest of the team. Best of luck for the future.”