Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek-19 Days
Trip Facts
Duration
19 Days
Max. Altitude:
3,800m
Group size
12 persons
Best Season
March, October to Nov
Trip Mode
Tea House
Activity
Trekking
DIFFICULTY
Moderate to Challenging
Start/End
Kathmandu, Nepal
Trip Highlights
- Half day Kathmandu Sightseeing tour
- Overland drive to and from Kathmandu
- Explore Tibetan Tsum Valley
- Mixed Tibetan Sherpa and Gurung culture and lifestyle
- Walk through Manaslu trail from Arughat
- Beautiful forest of fir and rhododendron with many birds
- Crossing over a wooden bridge with a roaring narrow canyon
- Incredibly diverse scenery and cultures
- Extensive Himalayan views
- Tibetian Buddhist monastery
Overview
The Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek takes you through unique and remote villages in Nepal. The valley is uniquely located between Manaslu and Ganesh Himal (a beautiful mountain) and is sacred for Buddhist pilgrims. The name Tsum comes from the Tibetan Tsombo and means lively. Traditionally, the Tsum Valley was a culturally separate geographical area called Tsum Tso Chuksum; whose thirteen provinces were governed by a single territory. The ancient remains of the Tsum Kingdom are still visible today.
We are sure your encounters with lonely monasteries, and unadulterated cultural and natural treasures on the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek will surely create memories of a lifetime.
One of the most interesting destinations of the 21st century, the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek was only opened to foreigners in 2007. The trek offers an undiluted Tibetan cultural experience in one of the last places in the world. The trails are strewn with artistic chortens and lined with Mani walls made of thousands of stone slabs carved with drawings of deities and inscribed with prayers. It is believed that the Buddhist saint Milarepa meditated in one of the caves in the valley. The nunneries of Rachen Gompa, Mu Gompa, and Gumba Lungdang follow centuries-old tradition. And you can witness the same at the evening puja in the monasteries. Due to its remoteness and inaccessibility, this sacred valley and its people have been bypassed by mainstream development for centuries. As a result, the unique culture of this valley has remained intact.
We recommend the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek if you are looking for an off-the-beaten-path trek in Nepal. The trail is technically demanding but our itinerary ensures a good pre-acclimatization (altitude adjustment). On the same note, you can also combine the Manaslu Circuit Trek with this trip for the best experience. You can join the Manaslu circuit trail from Deng and carry on the usual Manaslu circuit trek itinerary.
Itinerary
Your group leader will meet you at the airport and transfer to your hotel where there will be a short arrival briefing and then trek briefing at 5 pm (depending upon the time of your arrival). At the same time, your group leader will distribute sleeping bag, down jacket and kit bag.
At the evening meal, we will come together for a mail with Keep Walking Nepal family.
Accommodation
Overnight at Hotel Tibet
Meal
Breakfast
We will procure the special permits required for Tsum Valley today, so that you can experience the sights and the sounds of the city.
After breakfast you will embark on half-day sightseeing tour of the 2 major attractions in Kathmandu; Boudha Stupa (the second largest Buddhist stupa in the world) and Pashupatinath (one of the most significant Hindu temples of Lord Shiva in the world, located on the banks of the Bagmati River).
The rest of the afternoon at leisure for last-minute shopping or you may like to explore Durbar Square or the extensive handicraft shops in Thamel.
Accommodation
Overnight at Hotel Tibet
Meal
Breakfast
You will set off early today for Soti Khola (710m), the hot, enclosed, deep valley heading north upstream along the Budhi Gandaki River. During the drive, you can enjoy views of the Nepalese countryside along with the distant Himalayan peak of Ganesh Himal. We will drive on a paved road from Kathmandu to Dhading Bensi, district headquarter of Dhading (1050m) up to Soti Khola.
From Soti Khola onwards, you will drive on dirt road for about 2 hours to Macha Khola.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
You will depart Macchakhola to take a gently uphill path along the Budhi Gandaki towards the village of Khorla Besi after which the trail is quite exposed and challenging at places.
After a few more ups and downs you will come across a small hot spring in Tatopani. The route now changes over a suspension bridge to the left bank of the river. Climbing up a wide, well-designed staircase, you will eventually reach the village of Doban after crossing a short stretch of forest. After crossing a suspension bridge over the Yaru Khola, passing another village and climbing a ridge you’ll get back on the river tail. A gentle ascent lies the beautiful village of Jagat.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
You will begin the trek by climbing over a rocky ridge to Salleri, and then descend to Sirdibas. The valley widens a bit as the trail continues to the Ghatta Khola river. You’ll continue walking upstream to a long suspension bridge in Philim, a large Gurung village. From here, the trail turns north just above the lowest house in the village and stays on a fairly level trail as it crosses millet fields to Ekle Bhatti.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
The adventure walk today has lots of wonderful moments for us as we trek to Chumling after breakfast.
The first hour of the morning takes you on a spectacular trail to a roaring waterfall in a narrow gorge. Leaving Ekle Bhatti, the trail descends till it splits into two different routes – one leading to Tsum Valley and the other heads to Manaslu circuit journey. We obviously follow the Tsum Valley trail and walk further leaving the second route behind.
You start gaining altitude, as you climb through a forest and reach Lokpa, the first village in the valley. The village offers up close views of the snowy peaks of Shringi Himal and Ganesh Himal. The trail is relatively quiet and for the next few hours the trail undulates through a dense forest until the village of Chumling. After some rest you can visit the village and monastery at the village.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
Today we walk through the trail strewn with artistically decorated Mani walls, Khnyis and colorful local Gompas (monasteries) most of them built away from the settlements. Cascading waterfalls can be seen from the trail above Siyar Khola. Walnut and apple trees are seen in the valley. The Khanyi gateway Chortens are one of the main architectural features in Tsum, they are built to ward off evil spirits. From the next settlement, Tamba, you can also see Dumje village across the valley and the trail to Gumba Lugndang and Ganesh Base Camp. Lama Jhyusa, a clump of three houses, means ‘special place for high Lamas’. It is strategically located at the confluence of three rivers- the Sarphu Khola, originating from the eastern glaciers of Shringi Himal; the Siyar river from the east; and the Lungdang Khola, draining the glaciers of Ganesh Himal from the south. This place offers a view of Ganesh II and the conical hills of Elung Chuli and Ghala Chuli from left to right.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
From Chhokang Paro the trail passes beside many Mani walls to Kaye and the Chhekam primary school with its long buildings and large playing ground. Many Mani walls adorn this trail. The villages of Ngakyu and Leru are not too far ahead. This productive valley has been widely cultivated, growing wheat, buckwheat, mustard, and potatoes.
Lamagaon village, also known as Nga, is a 1hr walk from Ngakyu-leru. The famous scared Milarepa’s Cave is up in the rocky foothills about a 50 m climb above. There is an impression of Milarepa’s footprint, and his meditation place has been made in Gompa. The retreat is near a row of stupas. Because part of this cave is used by snow-cock pigeons, it is also known as Piren Phu or Pigeon’s cave. Offering butter lamps here is believed to give merit to all sentient beings. From the Langju Khola moraine area, the trail passes long Mani walls inscribed with Buddhist scriptures ‘Om Mani Padme Hum’.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
Chhule literally means the ‘riverside’. If time allows, you can climb up to Gonghe Gompa, perched high above the village. From here, there is a spectacular view of upper Tsum, with the meandering Siyar River. After the bridge at Rholmi the trail goes through alpine vegetation and ascends gently into more arid landscapes. Yak herders and local people are encountered coming and going to nearby Tibetan border markets. Trekking at this higher altitude can be exhausting The Dhephu Doma nunnery and the nearby Mu Gompa, the largest monastery in Tsum, should not be missed.
Accommodation
Overnight at local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
From Mu, it is necessary to retrace the route to Phurbe and then follow the left trail to the village of Lar. High across the valley, a spectacular moraine drops from the Langju Himal to the rushing torrent of the Siyar Khola. In Lar is the Buddha’s primary school, the first school in Tsum built after the visit of King Birendra. The sturdy houses of Lar have relatively large compounds for the livestock. Well-built stone walls protect the fields from the wind while thorny bushes keep the livestock out. Close to Lar is the famed Rachen Gonpa, the largest nunnery in Tsum, with its red tin roof. The nunnery houses eighty young and old nuns who meditate, pray and study.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
Following the left bank of the Siyar River, we head through the pasture lands of Ngakharken to the bridge at Ngyorang. Dzong village has around ten households; surprisingly a VSAT telephone is available nowadays there. The local Gompa is on top of a big rock covered with trees and has recently been renovated. It is run by Nga Landrang, who often conducts the rituals during the festivals in this Gonpa throughout the year.
The trail again follows long Mani walls near the Saki Lungba River. Along here the village of Chokkang Paro is framed by the peaks of Baudha and Himalchuli, seen to the far west. Gho, down the valley, is a small village with four households and limited cultivation. The newly built Khanyi, in pagoda-style, dominates the village. Lower down the valley, across the bridge over the Siyar Khola, is Domje. There is a small clinic here run by nuns from Gumba Lungdang.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
Our trail today initially climbs steeply up through dense rhododendron and pine forests. Ganesh III (7110m) soon pops into view before us while, to the west, an inspiring vista of the distant Manaslu range also appears. The valley we are now entering has the feel of a secret amphitheater, containing a circle of numerous soaring Himalayan giants, including Ganesh I (7429m), Ganesh II (7111m), Ganesh IV (7052m) and Ganesh III (7110m). We camp near an ancient Buddhist nunnery (800+ years old) that clings to a vertiginous hillside with a sweeping panorama of the Ganesh amphitheater. Known as Gumba Lungdang, it is the most remote nunnery of all Tsum valleys.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
We descend today back to Dumje before following the shaded trail along the lush banks above the Shiar Khola. We traverse two old wood cantilever footbridges high across deep side canyons before arriving at our camp near Ripchet…a ridgetop village boasting an abundance of good farmland. The narrow and winding stone-lined trails through the village take many unexpected turns and are fun to explore.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
You will descend down to Philim. It’s a long day with an undulating trail but it’s almost the end of your trip.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
Descending further down the valley, you will back track to Jagat.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
You backtrack the initial route you’d followed to Machha Khola.
Accommodation
Overnight at a local lodge
Meal
B, L, D
You will drive back to Kathmandu following the Trishuli river.
Accommodation
Overnight at Hotel Tibet
Meal
B, L
You have the full day at leisure at Kathmandu.
At evening, you are invited to a farewell dinner commemorating your trip to the wonderful Tsum Valley.
Accommodation
Overnight at Hotel Tibet
Meal
B, D
A representative from Keep Walking will pick-up at your hotel for the departure transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport as per your flight departure time.
Accommodation
Drive to International Airport
Meal
Breakfast
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Cost Includes
- All airport pickups and drops
- Half day Kathmandu sightseeing with tour guide
- 4 night hotel in Tibet Kathmandu on BB
- All local transportation as per as itinerary
- Food and accommodation during the trek
- All permits & entrance fees as per program (unless mentioned otherwise)
- Sleeping Bag, Down jacket and Kit bag during the trek
- Guide and porter
- Staff insurance
Cost Excludes
- Any meals other than breakfast in Kathmandu
- International airfares
- Nepal entry visa fee
- Medical and travel insurance
- Camera battery charge
- Emergency rescue by helicopter
- Other items of personal nature
- Any kind of alcoholic drinks, hot shower, cold drinks, laundry, phone call, and internet
- Trips to trekking crew
Equipment
Here is a list of what you might want to pack for the hike. Please take this as a starting point. You’ll need layers of warmer clothing during the winter. We provide a 75 liter duffel bag for you to use for the trek. It will be given to you during your pre-trip meeting in Kathmandu. The duffle bag is yours to keep. Also, you can rent sleeping bag and down jacket with us at the additional fee of USD 35 for each once you are in Kathmandu.
General
- All the ground transportation as per itinerary.
- Welcome or fare well dinner in kathmandu.
- 4 Seasons Sleeping Bag
- Extra Batteries/Power Bank
- Charger for Devices
- Travel Adapter
Body
- Sun Hat or Scarf, Sunglasses, Headband
- Light Balaclava or Warm Fleece Hat
- Hiking Boots & Camp Shoes
- Hiking pants & Fleece Pants
- Wool Socks & Lightweight Inner Socks
- Thermal Tops & T-Shirts
- Gloves or Mittens
Accessories
- Headlamp & Water Bottles
- First Aid Kit
- Trekking Poles
- Toiletries
- Lip Balm & Earplugs
- Water Purification Tablets
- Dry Bags/Ziploc Bags
Other Essentials
- Passport
- Extra copies of passport-sized photos
- Towel with Personal Care Kit
- Toilet paper (2 rolls)
- Maps and Trail Guides
- Camera with Extra Memory Cards
- Wet Wipes/Baby Wipes
Map
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September 10, 2022I trekked with Ang and team in the Everest Region and had the most amazing journey. (It was several years before March 2017, but that was the choice provided in the menu) We saw the beautiful sights a
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March 3, 2022Most incredible adventure with the most amazing guide Pratap Gurung and Som our porter. We spent 2 weeks trekking Gokyo lakes and it was everything i ever imagined it would be and more. This was thank
John
January 2, 2022Trek with ang is always the best Had a wonderful time Thank you for your hospitality I will again visit Nepal ang
Nick Hunter
October 16, 2021An absolutely amazing experience trekking through Nepal and made effortless through the exceptional organising of Keep Walking Nepal! Our Sherpa was extremely experienced and provided us with an amazi
John
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This trip was the best one I had so far thanked you so much for your kind hospitality loved the trek Keep going until next time.
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September 25, 2019Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
Kathleen P
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November 30, 2025We had the most marvellous time with our guide Pratap venturing to EBC and back! We were well looked after and went at a great pace. We thoroughly enjoyed the hilarious banter with Pratap and the wisd
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Sidharth.n
November 23, 2025it was the best experience I’ve ever had . id like to thank Mr.Pratap who was our main guid for this trek. he is a really nice person and took care of me as well as my group , he was patient and had
Dave
November 23, 2025It was very exciting moment with your team “Keep Walking Nepal”.
Per Tronsaune
November 23, 2025I have travelled twice With Keep Walking Nepal, and I have no doubt in recommanding these guys. My first KWN-trek was a trek from Phaplu to the Junbesi area. Our KWN-guide was like an eagle to monitor
Dave
November 23, 2025Keep Walking Nepal provided an excellent guiding experience allowing our team of 3 to safely and affordably complete the three passes over 20 days. I can’t recommend these guys enough.
Anita T
November 20, 2025Trekking to Base Camp when you are 60 and you only like hiking sort day hikes was something I never thought I’d do but it was on my husband’s bucket list. We decided to make it a family affair. Th
Robert C
November 20, 2025We went with KWN for a 3-week trip to the 3 passes and Everest Base Camp in October 2017. To sum it up, we had an absolutely fantastic experience. Their organisation was flawless throughout – e.g. f
Elizabeth Stokes
December 25, 2024We had a wonderful time; they were extremely helpful and very well organised. Big thanks to Ang, Chopel and Mr Yum Yum
Gregory H
December 10, 2024I did the Everest Circuit trek (Gokyo Lakes – Chola Pass – Kala Pittar / Everest Base Camp) with Ang Tshering Sherpa as my guide. It was my first trip overseas and one that I had been itching to d
Brendan R
October 15, 2024We had a awesome trip, Pratap Gurung was our guide from Keep Walking and he was a fantastic guide super chilled out but always helpful and full of local knowledge. We did a hike up to Gokyo Ri and the
Josie R
August 8, 2024With extensive local knowledge and friendly, helpful service, I cannot recommend Keep Walking enough. They guided myself and my partner on both my first and second trip to Nepal, vesting Lang Tang Val
Paige Chernow
May 11, 2024Keep Walking Nepal was highly recommended to me by a friend who went on a trek with the owner years ago, and I am so glad that we chose them as our trekking agency. The owner and staff are friendly, h
Felicia B
April 12, 2024I would give 6 stars if I could. This trip was unbelievably fantastic, everything about it. WOW, WOW, WOW. A trip beyond expectations. The scenery, people, villages, culture, food – all totally capt
Helen_From_Downunder
January 25, 2024I am one of 8 Australian women who booked Ama Dablam base camp hike in mid 2017 and just completed the hike in early May 2018. I actually heard about Ang’s family many years ago from Keep Walking SA
jill cullen
October 6, 2023From initial email contact prior to the trip, right through to ensuring that we had the best rooms available, our recent experience with Keep Walking Nepal was perfect from start to finish. Being 65+
Shelly
September 25, 2023The best trip I have done in Nepal. This journey had it all from jaw dropping scenery to amazing destinations. KEEP WALKING NEPAL organised a fantastic itinerary that suited all our needs. We were a m
Rita Ballart
June 16, 2023I and my friend Jill signed up with Keep Walking Nepal to trek the Langtang Valley to the village of Langtang. It was an amazing experience. We had a guide Pratap who was very knowledgeable and always
Adrienne Chandhok
March 26, 2023Recently returned from a fantastic trek along the Everest Base Camp trail as far as Deboche, arranged by Ang Tshering Sherpa and Keep Walking Nepal. From the initial greeting at KTM airport through to
Sarasvati
January 16, 2023My nephew and I recently completed a one-week trek along the Everest Base Camp trail arranged by Keep Walking Nepal, and we couldn’t be more happy with our choice of trekking agency. As we only had
Rhonda & Geoff Coleman
December 25, 2022We have not long returned from a trek to Lo Mantang with Keep Walking Nepal. It wasn’t our first trip with Ang’s team & we never hesitate to use them for a special experience trekking. Our gui
JuliettePower P
November 10, 2022Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
Kkcondon
September 10, 2022I trekked with Ang and team in the Everest Region and had the most amazing journey. (It was several years before March 2017, but that was the choice provided in the menu) We saw the beautiful sights a
Bonnie M
March 3, 2022Most incredible adventure with the most amazing guide Pratap Gurung and Som our porter. We spent 2 weeks trekking Gokyo lakes and it was everything i ever imagined it would be and more. This was thank
John
January 2, 2022Trek with ang is always the best Had a wonderful time Thank you for your hospitality I will again visit Nepal ang
Nick Hunter
October 16, 2021An absolutely amazing experience trekking through Nepal and made effortless through the exceptional organising of Keep Walking Nepal! Our Sherpa was extremely experienced and provided us with an amazi
John
September 2, 2020Annapurna Circuit Trek Via Tilicho Lake
This trip was the best one I had so far thanked you so much for your kind hospitality loved the trek Keep going until next time.
Geoffc
April 18, 2020Gokyo Lakes Trek
Another great trip with this company, Ang always delivers for us, and we are never disappointed. Gokyo lakes is a great location to trek to, we have done it twice last time in 2010. Thank you to Ang a
Juliette Power
September 25, 2019Keep Walking Nepal describes itself as a family business. It is.This is KWN’s strength. My daughter Bonnie and I had randomly chosen KWN for our 15 day Everest Region trek. At first, we had some dou
