Trekking into the part of Manaslu and Annapurna takes you from the loop of the Manaslu Circuit to the circle of the Annapurna Circuit. Thus we named it Annapurna Manaslu Loop Track. Trekking to the breathtaking Annapurna region and be awestruck by the Himalayas. You will experience these snow-capped mountains, mist-shrouded valleys, isolated settlements, and remote monasteries. So, it will inspire anyone with a daring spirit and crave a superior natural experience.
This Annapurna Manaslu Loop Track allows you to reach altitudes of over 4000 meters, which thoroughly immerse you in the breathtaking mountain wilderness. Similarly, you will learn about the ancestral traditions of locals at the same time.
The trail follows the classic Annapurna Circuit Trek along the valley up to Dharapani. Then, it turns to the right to the opposite valley towards Bhimtang. The highest place on this trek is Bhimtang and Manang. Both sites are naturally beautiful. Bhimtang is a lovely alpine meadow that lies at 3720 meters. In addition, it is the first stop after the Larkaya– La pass, situated at the lap of Mount Himlung. You will have a chance to explore Punkar Lake and the Himlung glacier en route to the Manaslu Circuit.
Annapurna region is the most popular trekking among the other treks in Nepal. It offers much more and a moderate hike with no high passes. But the sense of accomplishment will leave even the most novice and veteran trekkers with some great memories.
Why you’ll prefer this trip
Trek Duration | 21 Days |
Max. Altitude | 3590 Meters |
Trek Difficulty | Moderate |
Accommodation | Lodges |
Trek Starts/Ends | Jagat/Ngadi |
Annapurna Manaslu Loop Trek Itinerary
Days | Destination | Elevation in Meters | Distance |
1. | Arrival in Kathmandu | 1350 | |
2. | Free day & trek preparation | ||
3. | Drive to Jagat | 1400 | 7h30 |
4. | Jagat to Korte | 1730 | 6h00 |
5. | Korte to Tilje | 2300 | 5h00 |
6. | Tilje to Yak Kharka | 3020 | 6h00 |
7. | Yak Kharka to Bhimthang | 3590 | 5h00 |
8. | Excursion to Ponkar Lake & glacier | 3930 | 6h00 |
9. | Bhimthang to Goa | 2515 | 4h30 |
10. | Goa to Timang | 2635 | 6h00 |
11. | Timang to Dhukur Pokhari | 3240 | 6h00 |
12. | Dhukur Pokhari to Ngawal | 3650 | 6h00 |
13. | Ngawal to Manang | 3500 | 4h00 |
14. | Excursion around the Manang valley | ||
15. | Manang to Pisang | 3300 | 4h00 |
16. | Pisang to Thanchok | 2630 | 6h00 |
17. | Thanchok to Taal | 1700 | 5h30 |
18. | Taal to Ghermu Phant | 1140 | 5h00 |
19. | Ghermu Phant to Ngadi | 960 | 4h30 |
20. | Ngadi to Kathmandu | 7h00 | |
21. | Free day in Kathmandu | ||
22. | Departure |
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Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1350 m).
Day 2: Free day in Kathmandu.
Day 3: Kathmandu – Jagat(1400 m) 7h00 drive.
Day 4: Jagat – Korte (1730 m) 6h00 walk
Day 5: Korte – Tilje (2300 m) 5h00 walk
Day 6: Tilje – Yak Kharka (3220 m) 5hoo
Day 7: Yak Kharka – Bhimthang (3590 m) 4h00 walk
Day 8: Excursion around Bhimthang (3590 m) 4h00 walk
Day 9: Bhimthang to Goa
Day 10: Goa – Timang (2635 m) 6h00 walk
Day 11: Timang – Dhukur Pokhari (3240m). 6h30 walk.
Day 12: Dhukur Pokhari – Ngawal (3650m) 4h30 walk
Day 13: Ngawal – Manang (3500 m) 4h00 walk
Day 14: Manang – Exploration day!
Day 15: Manang – Pisang (3300 m) 5h00 walk
Day 16: Pisang – Thanchok (2630 m) 5h00 walk
Day 17: Thanchok – Taal (1700 m) 5h30 walk
Day 18: Taal – Ghermu Phant (1140m) 6h00 walk
Day 19: Ghermu Phant – Ngadi (830 m) 4h00 walk
Day 20: Drive to Kathmandu (1350 m) 7h30
Day 21: Final departure.
DEPARTURE/RETURN | Tribhuwan International Airport | ||||||||
DEPARTURE TIME | Please enter at least 3 hours before the flight. | ||||||||
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1. You can enjoy your trek entirely without carrying a heavy backpack.
2. Another is to increase the local communities’ income.