Overview
Kwangde Peak Climbing is a wonderful Himalayan expedition that explores one of the fascinating peaks in the Everest region. Kwangde Peak, at an elevation of 6,187 meters (20,298 feet), is situated right over the Bhoteskoshi River and on the southeastern side of the Sherpa capital, Namche Bazaar.
Also known as Kwangde Ri, this Himalayan peak has an impressive structure; it is bordered by the Rolwaling Himal and houses multi-summit ridges on the eastern end of the Lumding Himal. Lying dormant on the northern side of the hidden Lumding Drangka, this peak has four summit ridges that rise above the altitude of 6,000 meters.
Although this peak has been labeled as a ‘Trekking Peak,’ the scaling journey on this mountain is not straightforward. Climbers also need to overcome some of the technical segments on the slopes to reach the summit of the Kwangde Peak. The rock, ice, and snow sections involved in this thrilling expedition assist aspiring mountaineers to gain some mountaineering experience before trying out their luck on the giant 8,000ers.
Due to its ideal location in the Everest region, this incredible Himalayan peak offers a breathing 360 panorama of the surrounding peaks in the region like Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Rolwaling, Makalu, Thamserku and others.
Besides the remarkable expedition prospects, the journey in overall in Kwangde Ri Climbing is simply exceptional. During this Himalayan journey, you will move along the mainstream route of the Everest Base Camp Trek, exploring the enchanting natural allurements.
Similarly, during this climb, you will get the opportunity to traverse across the Sagarmatha National Park and experience the warm hospitality of the authentic Sherpa settlements along the way. Kwangde Peak Expedition is not just a climb; it is a quest for the extraordinary where your every step unfolds the magnificent tapestry of panoramic Himalayan vistas and untamed wilderness that stir up the adventurer soul.

Highlights
- Expedition of one the most popular trekking peaks in Nepal with semi-technical slopes perfect for practice climbing
- Trekking experience on the mainstream route of the Everest Base Camp Trek
- Opportunity to explore the rich biodiversity of the Sagarmatha National Park
- A remote and pristine wilderness that shows a different perspective of the Everest region
- Culturally exhilarating trekking trails through the settlements of the people of the mountain, Sherpas
- Paranomic views of the Himalayan peaks like Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and other surrounding peaks
Itinerary
Our representatives will wait for you at the terminal of Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) as per your flight schedules. They will assist you with your luggage and transfer you to your booked hotel on private transport.
After checking in at your hotel and getting some rest, you can decide whether you want to do some sightseeing in the nearby highlights or visit our office to collect more information about your expedition.
In the evening, we will organize a welcome dinner party where you will have the opportunity to meet the expedition members and your mountain guides. Drop back to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Click here for detailed information about World Heritage Sites of UNESCO in Kathmandu
Before taking it up on the trails of the mountain, you will use this day to do some sightseeing around the charming Kathmandu Valley. You will visit some historical, cultural, and religious sites, including UNESCO sites, on this day.
If your shopping isn’t completed yet, you can buy or rent the necessary equipment at Kathmandu on this day.

Elevation Gain: 1,400 meters/ 4,593 feet
Your exciting and thrilling Himalayan adventure finally begins. Today, from Kathmandu, you will fly over lush valleys, soaring rivers, and vibrant settlements, enjoying the epic bird-eye views of the pristine Himalayan peaks.
After landing at Tenzing Hillary Airport in Lukla, you will get some time to explore the gateway of Everest and meet the rest of your crew. Then, you will move along with the second part of this day’s exciting exploration.
Descending from Lukla, you will first cross the Chauriukharka Village and head toward the Dudhskoshi Ghat. Following the enchanting trails alongside the bank of Dudh Koshi River, your short day’s trek will then lead you to Phakding Village.

Elevation Gain: 800 meters/ 2,624 feet
After breakfast at Phakding, you will continue with your upward trekking route across the northern bank of the Dudh Koshi River. This day’s thrilling trekking adventure will take you across many suspension bridges along the route. However, the highlighted one will be the famous Hillary Suspension Bridge, the highest bridge in Khumbu.
In your trekking trail, you will first arrive at Monjo, the checkpoint of the Sagarmatha National Park. Then, you will move alongside the Dudh Koshi River and trek across Jorsale. During the last part, you will have to overcome a steep climbing section known as Namche Ukalo to enter the bustling Sherpa Capital.
This day trek will also reward you with the first glimpse of Mt. Everest, surrounded by other pristine peaks of Khumbu Valley.
You have covered a long journey in your incredible Himalayan expedition and now have reached a significant altitude. So, before moving further with your climbing adventure, you will acclimatize at Namche, the strategic acclimatization destination in the mainstream Everest Base Camp Trek.
This Sherpa town has many things to offer, from high-end restaurants and cafes to pubs and gear shops. The world’s highest Irish bar, The Irish Bar [3,450 meters/ 11,318 feet], and the world’s highest hotel, Everest View Hotel [3,962 meters/ 13,000 feet], are also located in Namche Bazaar.
You can explore other popular highlights of Namche, like the Sherpa Culture Museum, Sagarmatha National Park Museum, Syangboche Airstrip, Khumjung and Khunde Village, Hillary School, etc, during this acclimatization day.

After acclimatization day at Namche, it is time to leave the EBC route and head toward the Kwangde Peak. Moving toward the west side and following the trails toward the Bhote Koshi Valley, on this day’s trail, you will pass the lush forests and terraced farms.
Then, moving along the north side route, where trekkers doing Gokyo Lake Trek and Renjo La Pass descend, you will trek past mani walls, praying flags, carved stones, and chortens that represent Tibetan Buddhist culture.
You will be able to enjoy the surreal panorama of Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dblam, Island Peak, Thamserku, and other adjacent peaks on this day’s trek. During the last part, you will make your descent to the Bhote Koshi River before climbing to Thame Village, a beautiful Sherpa village near the outskirts of Tibet.
Elevation Gain: 870 meters/ 2,854 feet
Today’s trekking journey finally takes you to the base of this pristine peak in the Himalayas. This day’s trekking trail gradually ascends all the way to the Kwangde Peak Base Camp from Thame.
Although the route is narrow, steep, and rocky, the astonishing Himalayan vistas will make you forget about the challenge. Trekking through the lush rhododendron, oak, and opine forest, you will take short breaks along the way before entering the alpine altitudes.
The harsh alpine vegetation will greet you with wide vistas of nearby Himalayan peaks, including the east side of Everest. After reaching the base camp, your crew will set up camp at a safe site and you will rest here tonight admiring the Himalayas from its foothills.
This will be the much-needed acclimatization day in your Kwangde Peak Climbing before scaling the slopes of the mountain. You will use this day to acclimatize to the alpine altitudes and do hikes around the vantage points of the base camp in the morning.
You will also check your climbing gear and take part in some practice climbs to boost your confidence for the upcoming expedition. You will spend another night at the base camp before taking on the snowy slopes of Kwangde Peak.
Elevation Gain: 500 meters/ 1,640 feet
After breakfast at the base camp, you will begin your ascend on the mountain, following the footsteps and guidance of your mountain guide. Although it is a short day’s climb, you will have to traverse across the snow and ice sections for most of the time, so it is challenging as well as physically draining.
You will use your crampons to navigate your way across the snowy slopes and to reach the High Camp. After arriving at the High Camp, your expedition crew will set up the camps, and your guide will check your health conditions to see how well you are adapting to the alpine altitudes.
For the remaining part of the day, you will acclimatize at the high camp and hike to vantage points to check out the views. You will turn in for the night early today as your summit push starts before dawn.

Elevation Gain: 987 meters/ 3,238 feet
The big day you have been waiting for is finally here; today, you will scale all the way to the top of the Kwangde Peak. Starting your ascend early in the morning with the goal of completing the summit before noon, you will ascend on the snow and ice slopes of the mountain guided by your guide.
You will also have to overcome some technical sections along the way; however, none of them are strenuous or physically challenging. The summit of Kwangde Peak will reward you with astonishing views of Everest, Makalu, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and other surrounding peaks.
After enjoying the magical views from the top of this incredible mountain to your heart’s content and creating memories, you will begin your descending journey. Navigating your way on the same route, you will descend down to High Camp and finally to base camp for an overnight stay.

Elevation Loss: 1,260 meters/ 4,133 feet
This day marks the end of your iconic Himalayan expedition; from this day onward, you will begin your return journey. Leaving the base camp after breakfast, you will move along the rocky trails to reach Thame.
From there, you will descend to Bhote Koshi River and rejoin the lush greenery treeline on your way back to Namche Bazaar. After entering Namche, you will be able to enjoy the modern amenities that you might have missed out on during your camping period.
Enjoy the incredible views of the Himalayan vista and clear views of Everest; you will rest here tonight, preparing for your return to Lukla.
Elevation Loss: 640 meters/ 2,099 feet
Today is the last day of the trek in your remarkable expedition to the Himalayas. Leaving the hustle and bustle of the Sherpa capital behind, you will trek down to the banks of the Dudh Koshi River and follow the trails toward Jorsale.
Then, cross Monjo and several suspension bridges along the way; you will exit the Sagarmatha National Park. During the last part of the trek, you will trek across the Phakding Village to reach Lukla.
Elevation Loss: 1,400 meters/ 4,593 feet
Parting ways with the mystical mountains, on this day, you will take a morning flight from Lukla to return back to Kathmandu. Enjoying the panoramic aerial mountain vistas and flying over the lush hills, you will land at TIA.
Then, you will rest at your hotel to get over jetlag; for the remaining part of the day, just stroll around the beautiful city, enjoying the vibrance of this capital city.
It’s a complete leisure day in your itinerary plan to explore the rich history, cultural, and religious prospects of the Kathmandu Valley. You can also explore the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the capital that you missed during your sightseeing day on Day 2.
Take your time to understand the lifestyle of the people, their unique culture and traditions. If you are shopping for souvenirs, we recommend the cultural sites for authentic artifacts. In the evening, we will host another celebratory dinner to honor our partnership and celebrate your successful Himalayan expedition.
You will bid farewell to this beautiful Himalayan country on this day. Our staff will come to receive you at your hotel according to your international departure schedule. After helping you with the check-out procedures, they will drop you at the TIA.
Thank you for climbing with Peak Climbing Nepal. Have a safe journey!!
Includes/Excludes
Cost Includes
- Airport Arrival and Departure Transfer by Private Vehicle
- 4 nights stay in Kathmandu with BB Plan
- A day sightseeing in Kathmandu with an experienced city guide, all entrance fees and private vehicle
- Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu flight
- All essential ground transportation by private vehicle
- Climbing permit for Kwangde Peak
- All required trekking permits and national park fees
- Tea House + Camping combined accommodation during the trek – as per itinerary
- All meals during trek & climb– Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Experienced trekking & climbing guide
- Required number of porters
- Necessary set of climbing gears
- Kitchen equipment and camping equipment during the climbing period
- General first aid kits
- Insurance, clothing and salary for staffs
- Welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu
- All government taxes and necessary paperwork
Cost Excludes
- Personal climbing gears
- Your Personal Insurance
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Cost of personal nature expenses
- Tips for staffs
Important
Both spring (March, April, and May) and autumn (September, October, and November) are the high seasons for Himalayan trekking and mountain expeditions in Nepal. These high/peak seasons have the most favorable climatic conditions and stable weather that ensures an unforgettable journey.
If you do this iconic Himalayan expedition during the spring season, you will be welcomed by the enchanting trail strew with dotted rhododendrons and other wildflowers. Similarly, spring is also a high time to explore the rich biodiversity of the Sagarmatha National Park. So, if you are a nature lover, Kwangde Peak Climbing in spring will be a fulfilling journey.
Autumn, which is also one the most favored seasons in Nepal for trekking and mountain expeditions, has the perfect weather conditions, stable climate, dry trekking trails, and pleasant tempreatures; not too hot nor too cold.
The cultural exploration prospects in autumn are also significant as this Hindu country celebrates some of the grandest festivals like Dashain, Tihar, Gai Jatram Teej, Indra Jatra, Chhath, etc.
Kwangde Region Temperatures During Spring and Autumn
- Kwangde Region Temperature in Spring Season: Averages between 17°C- 25°C
- Kwangde Region Temperature in Autumn Season: Averages between 12°C- 17°C

Kwangde Peak is one of the popular trekking peaks in the Everest region. Unlike other straightforward trekking peaks in the Himalayas, climbers have to overcome some technical segments along the route during Kwangde Peak Climbing.
As this is a trekking peak, climbers do not require previous climbing experience or comprehensive knowledge of mountaineering equipment. Regarded as a moderate climbing expedition in the Himalayas, anyone willing to take part in this climb with basic fitness can complete it without any issues.
However, making adequate preparations for this expedition is not optional, as there are several difficult factors you have to overcome during the climb. The first and foremost challenge of this alpine adventure is obviously the significant altitude gain.
Starting your trek at Lukla (2,800 meters), you will traverse across significant altitude jump points, reaching the highest point at the summit of Kwangde Peak (6,187 meters). So, if you don’t acclimatize properly, there are chances of you suffering from various forms of altitude sickness like AMS, HACE, and HAPE.
Similarly, the trekking distance is another major challenge of this expedition. You will have to trek on the remote and rugged landscapes of the Himalayan region for 6 to 7 hours on average during each day. Thus, the overall difficulty level will depend on your physical capabilities to overcome the mild level of challenges in this classical climbing journey.

The minimum recommended training time frame for mountain expeditions is around 3 to 6 months. However, as this is just a trekking peak that doesn’t have strenuous climbing sections, you can train for a few weeks like any high-altitude trekking adventure.
Learning mountaineering skills will also be helpful if you are serious about building your climbing prospects. However, if you just want to explore this trekking peak, you will be briefed about the tools, their functionality, and the basic skills you have to use during this expedition by your climbing guide.
As your overall fitness level will determine your comfort level during this trip and how easily you will be able to overcome the difficulty factors, you should aim to be in the best shape as much as possible.
The main focus of your preparation should be on the strength and endurance build-up, as you will have to overcome a long journey that is physically demanding. Besides moving across the elevating journey, which makes even simple walking exhausting, you will also have to carry your luggage and gear throughout the trip.
Similarly, working on your stamina prospects and focussing on the cardiovascular exercises will make the overall journey comfortable. These types of exercise will also improve your body’s oxygen-delivering capabilities to muscles, which will enhance your overall acclimatizing capabilities.
Recommended Strength Exercises: Squat, Lunge, Pushup, Pull Up, Plank, Deadlift, Bench Press, Curl Up, High Knees, Tricpee Extension, Leg Raise, Dumbbell Row, Overhead Press, etc
Recommended Cardiovascular Exercises: Jogging, Swimming, Cycling, Mountain Climber, Stair Climbing, Burpee, Cardio, High Knees, Rowing, etc
For this exhilarating Himalayan expedition, you will have to get four permits. Your Kwangde Peak Climbing itinerary will take you across the protected areas in the Khumbu region, including a restricted area. Thus, all these permits are mandatory for your expedition.
Permits for Kwangde Peak Climbing
- Sagarmatha National Park Entrance Permit
- TIMS Card
- Kwangde Peak Climbing Permit
- Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Muncipality Permit
The cost of the Sagarmatha National Park Entrance Permit is around US$ 30; this will give access to the national park from Monjo. Similarly, the restricted area permit, Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Permit, costs around US$ 25.
TIMS Card, which is mandatory in all high-altitude trek and mountain expeditions in Nepal, costs approximately US$ 17. As for the cost of the Kwangde Peak Climbing Permit, it depends on the season of your visit.
Cost of Kwangde Peak Climbing Permit in Different Seasons
- Climbing Permit Cost in Spring (March, April, and May)– US$ 250/per person
- Climbing Permit Cost in Autumn (September, October and November)– US$ 125/per person
- Climbing Permit Cost in Winter (December, January and February)– US$ 70/per person
- Climbing Permit Cost in Monsoon (June, July, and August)– US$ 70/per person
**Note: To make your journey a seamless and enjoyable experience, Peak Climbing Nepal will collect all the necessary trips for you. You will just have to provide us with the required documents like a copy of your passport, passport-sized photographs, insurance copy, contact details, etc**
Peak Climbing Nepal adheres to all the safety protocols to ensure your safety and well-being. During your Himalayan expedition, you will guided by a licensed climbing guide who has relevant years of experience in the region.
Your guide and expedition crew will take care of all the details during the trip, including your health. We will monitor your health conditions during each day of your trek and mountain scaling. Our crew will carry a comprehensive first aid kit and an oximeter to check your oxygen saturation level during each day of the trip.
Our guides are also prfoicent in first aid and high-altitude response so in case of any kind of emergency. They will follow the emergency procedures and safety protocols, coordinating with the head office in Kathmandu to take appropriate measures.
Besides that, our crew will also follow effective risk assessment and management procedures before moving along with your day-to-day itinerary. Thus, overall, we oversee every aspect of your safety and well-being during this expedition to guarantee a remarkable and memorable Himalayan adventure.
Kwangde Peak Climbing takes you along the mainstream route of the Everest Base Camp Trek. As it is one of the mainstream trekking regions in the Himalayas, you can expect a moderate to luxurious level of facilities and amenities during your journey.
Food at the Teahouses/Lodges
At the teahouses/lodges in this mainstream trekking route, the food menus are quite well-versed. You will have a diverse range of options to select from that comprise traditional tasty delicacies and international dishes with the touches of Nepali spices.
For breakfast, you can expect light and nutritious menus like Tibetan Bread, Chapati, Paratha, Muesli, Pudding, Pancake, Toast, Eggs, Oats, Selroti, etc. As for the lunch and dinner menus, they are filling and nutritious, and most of them are prepared using home-grown ingredients.
Some of the teahouse/lodge menus in the route for lunch/dinner comprise Dal Bhaat Tarkari, Dhindo, Gundruk, Chhoila, Thukpa, Tsampa, Rilduk, Momo, Chowmein, Yak Steak, Pasta, Spaghetti, Pizza, Burger, etc.
As for the beverages, Fresh Fruit Juice, Butter Tea, Yak Milk, Tea, Coffee, etc are some popular breakfast varieties. Similarly, you can also relish the bottled juices and cold drinks as a refreshment during the long day of the trek.
In the hard drinks category, local alcoholic beverages like Chhyang, Aiila, Tongba, Raksi, etc are the top choices. You will also be able to enjoy labeled hard drinks like rum, whiskey, and vodka at the teahouses.
**Note: Alcoholic beverages are not recommended during this expedition. They put your life at risk while navigating rough and steep sections; they are also known to hinder the acclimatization process**
Accommodation
The accommodation options in this trail are also quite extensive; you can accommodate moderate to luxurious levels of facilities at the teahouses. In a standard trekking package, you will get a room with 2 or 3 adjoining beds.
The bathroom facilities in the standard package will also be on a shared basis. The lower regions have well-equipped western-style bathroom designs. Meanwhile, the teahouses at the remote and higher altitudes accommodate guests with traditional-style bathrooms.
For a more personal experience during your trip, you can upgrade to a luxury, which includes a private room and well-facilitated bathroom facilities. In our 15-day Himalayan expedition package, you will spend 4 nights at a star hotel in Kathmandu and 10 nights at teahouses/camp.
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- Kwangde Peak is popular trekking peak in Khumbu valley region.
- It is also known as Kwangde Ri and Kongde Ri.
- The mountain is located 4km west of Namche Bazaar.
- It is classified as trekking peak but it is considered one of the most difficult of a climb.
- It has several technical sections including ice, rock, and snow climbing.
- It requires technically skillful climber with full of climbing gears.
- Kwangde peak requires one client is equal to one Sherpa climbing guide (1=1).
- It requires 1000 m fix rope, 200m main rope and including full climbing gears.
- Most part of the trekking and climbing accommodation at Tented camp.
- For mountaineering in Nepal Please bring your insurance coverage for trekking/Mountaineering.
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Packing List
Explore our complete packing list for 6000m and 6500m peaks of Nepal. We’ve also detailed the gear provided by our company, along with items available for hire.
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Available PackagesSundaySeptember 7, 2025SundaySeptember 21, 2025$4555
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Reviews
KT T2025-05-01Verified Pisang Peak I had a wonderful time with Ngawang Sherpa who was my trekking/climbing guide. Even though we couldn't summit the peak due to me having AMS sickness, i absolutely enjoy myself with the company of my guide and 2 very friendly porters. Never a day dull and as a first timer to Nepal, i am glad i choose Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition as my trekking company. Prakash the managing director has been very accommodating to my last minute change of plans to go to Lumbini from Pokhara. i would recommend to my friends and definitely will come back again next year to try summit pisang peak. Kayla S2025-04-07Verified Amazing trek and summit!! As a solo female traveler (27) that had never been to Nepal, I wanted to make sure I found a group that I felt safe and didn’t have to worry about logistics. I chose Nepal Guide Treks and Expeditions because they had good reviews on TripAdvisor and I am so glad I did!! Prakash was available to answer my millions of questions at all hours of the day. Upon arriving, I met my guide Sonam Sherpa, who was absolutely amazing the entire trek. He clearly has a wealth of knowledge that enabled me to summit Mera peak feeling safe (don’t discount just how high the peak is) and have a great time along the way. I am very very grateful to Prakash and Sonam for making this trip so memorable and enjoyable! Rexy W2025-03-29Verified A fantastic experience on my Larkya Peak trip I had a amazing trip with Nepal Guides and Expedition! I was a bit nervous to start with, as i havent booked any previous trips with them. I did however not have to be nervous at all. The trip was very well organised from the beginning right to the end. The communication was excellent and replies to any questions were super quick. The guide, climbing sherpa and porter were absolutely amazing! Their knowledge of the area, plants and wildlife are amazing! Unfortunately due to weather, we didnt manage to summit but I had a amazing trip none the less and was looked after and guided fantastically.When i got back to Kathmandu, i decided to spend the last three days in Chitwan for a safary and again, the company were really helpful to organise a outstanding trip, from one day to the next.I highly recommend Nepal Guides and Expedition!A massive thank you to all of the team! Laura C2025-02-11Verified Best climbing Went for Mera,Island and Lobuche with my friends. Undoubtedly, one of the best climbing we have done so far. Prakash and entire Nepal guide treks team were very accommodating and helped us in every step. One of my friend didn’t have enough jackets but Prakash in no time organised everything for him and made sure we all are happy. Will definitely be coming back! Shyami Black2025-02-08Verified Mera peak Climbing Wow, what's a great experience with " Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition P.Ltd". Our Guide Sonam Sherpa and porters make our mera peak climbing memorable.It would be impossible without prakash Devkota (OWNER OF NEPAL GUIDE) and his support.My boyfriend got sick at high camp, and we did call Mr praksh. After a phone conversation with him, we have decided to go down and see how my boyfriend feels, We go down to khare wait for his good health and next in the morning he was absolutely fine and we did successfully summit climbing.Once again, thanks for Nepal Guide Treks santosh s2025-01-26Verified MANASLU CIRCUIT TREK Manasalu circuit Trek was just an excellent and thnaks for "Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition P.Ltd" and Sherpa Team who makes our journey memorable.. nick D2024-12-27Verified Mera peak Expedition in Nepal We are very much appreciated. Thank you so much for the best climbing experience ever we had it in Nepal. We did Mera peak climb with Nepal guide treks and Expedition, weather was so bad many people were returning without summit climbing but we had great Guide Lhakpa Sherpa and porters (Sonam, dendi and Dorji) who made our dream successful with mera peak Summit Climbing.We do highly recommended “Nepal Guide Treks and the owner Mr. Prakash Devkota, who has done his best for our safety and successful climbing. Expedition1524372024-11-30Verified Top class service and guiding Professional operator! Kept me informed during booking process by WhatsApp. Excellent guide and porter. All lodges bar one were very good. Flexible approach and success on the peaks. Would use again. elockie182024-11-12Verified Mera Peak We had a great time doing Mera Peak trek. Our guide Samdu was good company and knowledgable. We had some issues with stomach illness, yet he still allowed us to try for the summit (which we made) as he had established our level of experience and trusted we would back out if became unwell with altitude sickness. There were some issues with communication regarding the itinerary and equipment, but these were sorted out (so would be 4.5 stars). We were very grateful for flights in and out of Lukla, when many were going via Ramechap. christina2024-10-17Verified Unforgettable Journey to Manaslu Circuit Trek I recently had an opportunity to trek the Manaslu Circuit with the Nepal Guide Treks team. And it has become one of the most unforgettable experiences of my life.The team was professional, friendly and knowledgeable about the entire journey. This made me secure for the worries I had as a first time trekker. The accommodations along the route were cozy and comfortable. And the meal was fresh and delicious. Our trekking guide, Dawa, did everything that could make our journey more enjoyable and remarkable.The Manaslu region was otherworldly. The landscapes that changed from lowland hills and valleys to rugged high altitude terrains were a feast for my eyes. The most adventurous part was crossing the Larkya La Pass. Standing at its breathtaking height was both exciting and rewarding experience.For everyone looking forward to the Manaslu Circuit Trek I recommend you book with Nepal Guide Trek. I am sure that you will not regret it.Load more
Have any questions about this trip?
If you have any questions about this tour or need help planning your trip, feel free to reach out—we’re happy to help!
Our Founder and Director, Prakash C. Devkota, will answer all your questions.