• Airport/Hotel/airport transfers
• 3 nights’ accommodation at hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast and all taxes
• Manaslu Government Royalty
• All camping facilities and meals during the trek including tent if teahouses are not used
• Kitchen and Dining equipment, Eating utensils, Shower Tents, Toilet Tent, Store Tent, etc
• All porter wages costs
• All costs for support staff (guide, cook, kitchen helpers, and porters)
• Liaison officer, his fee, daily wages, equipment, clothing, accommodation, meals and insurance
• Trekking handling fees
• Garbage deposit for Ministry of Tourism
• All our camp staff, porters wages, insurance and their daily wages and their equipment allowance.
• All breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea, Coffee on the trek.
• Satellite phone for Emergency use

• International flights and airport taxes.
• Nepal Visa fees.
• Bar bills and laundry.
• Travel insurance.
• Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu.
• Tips for driver, guide, porter, BC staff and climbing Sherpas
• Personal trekking equipment
• Tips

TREKKING ITINERARY
DAY 1 Arrive Kathmandu
DAY 2 Kathmandu → Soti Khola
DAY 3 Soti Khola (700m) → Machhakhola (869m)
DAY 4 Machhakhola (869m) → Jagat (1340m)
DAY 5 Jagat (1340m) → Dyang (1860m)
DAY 6 Dyang (1860m) → Namrung (2630m)
DAY 7 Namrung (2630m) → Lho (3180m)
DAY 8 Lho (3180m) → Samagaun (3520m)
DAY 9 Rest day at Samagaun
DAY 10 Acclimatisation hike to Manaslu Base Camp (4400m) Manaslu Base Camp
DAY 11 Samagaun (3520m) → Samdo (3690m)
DAY 12 Samdo (3690m) → Dharamsala/Larke Phedi (4460m)
DAY 13 Dharamsala/Larke Phedi (4460m) → Larke Pass (5106m) → Bimthang (3720m)
DAY 14 Bimthang (3720m) → Dharapani (1980m)
DAY 15 Dharapani to Kathmandu by bus
Depart from Kathmandu

We run regular training and hiking weekends in the UAE throughout the winter which allows members to get to know each other and hike the great trails here.
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A briefing meeting is planned in the UAE in January which is free to those who have signed up.
You can also attend at cost if you are simply interested in hiking and want to know more.
We camp for the weekend, discuss the route and hike some spectacular routes in the mountains.
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Additional sessions are available at discounted rates.
Additional mountains in the build are also recommended and available.
We also have a base in the French Pyrenees at 2000m and run altitude training trips there.

Everything is priced to provide the best possible service.

We can provide a discount for


- return clients
- clients who book multiple trips (such as Everest, Elbrus, Kilimanjaro or Aconcagua)
- group bookings of 3 or mor

Of course.

This works in our favor as we love our clients and our clients love us.

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To enable all trekking members to acclimatize well and so maximize their chance of success, the trek schedule is carefully selected and takes what I consider to be one of the best routes.
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Adaptation to the altitude takes time and there can be no short-cuts, even if supplementary oxygen is used in the final stages on mountains like Everest.
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The atmospheric pressure at the summit is half that at sea level which means you are breathing 50% less oxygen than normal.
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A thorough programme of acclimatization is built into the itinerary, which consists of regulated height gains and rest.
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Your guide, Sean James has summited Everest many times and has a vast knowledge of acclimatisation, altitude warning signs and how to treat cases.

Sean is your western guide.
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He has lived in Dubai for 12 years and splits his time between here and the Pyrenees.
He has led 4 expeditions to the summit of Everest and 15 expeditions to mountains over 8000m as well as many around the globe.
If we employ further western guides they will be qualified and experienced mountain guides or mountaineering instructors.
We also ensure that all of our local porters have a good track record of mountaineering at high altitudes.
Whilst qualifications and experience are essential requirements, we also make sure that our porters have the right temperament to lead an expedition comprised of individuals who have a range of previous experience and expectations. To that end, we aim to provide a staff (and clients ) who will make the expedition both successful and enjoyable throughout.

When you sign up we arrange a meeting and go through everything that you will need.
Our connections with retailers will give you a discount and ensure you look good and are safe.
We also provide a full kit list

• Walking poles
• 3 or 4 season sleeping bag if you like to be warm
• Day rucksack & Duffel kit pack
• Duvet jacket
• Warm walking boots
• Gloves Buff, hat
• Wash kit
• Duvet jacket
• Water proof outer clothes
• High altitude Cat 4 Glasses

We can provide assistance with obtaining equipment not normally stocked by retail outlets. Some items of equipment are available for hire from us but, for this expedition, we strongly recommend that you purchase your own personal equipment and test it before departure.
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We will also check any equipment you have before you depart and at the hotel.

The Manaslu Circuit is a great trek for anyone.
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No prior climbing or trekking experience is needed although you do need to have a fairly high standard of basic fitness.
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However once you sign up we expect you to take regular exercise and treks in the build up.
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This not only helps you but gives the team deeper strength.
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This is a fantastic experience and and as a first taste of altitude unparalled.

Sean lives in Dubai and the Pyrenees and as he is guiding the trips he is frequently travelling.
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All messages will be repsonded to as quickly as possible.
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Try these different options
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Whatsapp +447507886417
UAE +971585528611
FR +33645518199
SP +34605128807
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[email protected]

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Climbing and mountaineering are inherently dangerous sports and should be performed only with the proper instruction and supervision of an experienced guide.
We work on the premise that the inherent risks of outdoor activities and mountain climbing can be in part identified and mitigated by information, training, interesting gear and knowledge gained in part, through the experiences of others.
Although many people trek in Nepal every year, the mountains and their potential dangers are undiminished.
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The aim of our expedition will be to take care of team members and provide a lasting favorable experience. However, this will not be to the detriment of safety. Safety will govern all decision making on the mountain and will be based on the sound mountaineering judgement of our highly experienced expedition leader.

Please do and infact we would prefer to meet in person before you sign up with us.