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Manaslu,meaning of the spirit in the Sanskrit.One of the famous and popular trekking routes of Nepal that is at the height of above 8,167m from the sea level is Manaslu round trek or Manaslu circuit trek. It is the world’s highest peak and has been known as the world's eigth highest peak. Manaslu region is restricted area require special trekking permit to get entry into Manaslu region for foreigners. Many trekkers consider this trekking route as one of the easiest treking routes despite the height. There are many other trekking routes in Nepal that are at greater altitudes. This route is a very popular one and hence many tourists visit the trail every year. There are many international and national tourists that go through this trekking route, there has been an estimation of 2000 trekkers who visit the trail every year. The trail has a glimpse of magnificent Manaslu range. While on this route, we will pass through one of the highest passes 'Larkya La Pass' that is at the height of 5,213 meters. The altitude is very high and trekkers should be aware of the change in altitude on the way.
The route encompasses magnificent views of snowcapped mountains like mountains. We will be able ot view mountains like Mt.Ganesh, Mt, Annapurna and Mt. Manaslu itself on the route. We will trek to reach high mountains, crossing many other high mountains on our journey and encounter beautiful forests along the way. The forests will have the views of marvelous animals and birds. The trekking is a high altitude trekking but is easier than many other high altitude trekkings. Many trekkers take this trekking route enjoying the natural beauty of Nepal and viewing local customs,varities of ethinic local cultures.http://www.adventurehimalayatreks.com/manaslu-round-trek-17-days.html
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