Manaslu Circuit Trek 

Packing the appropriate equipment and necessities for your trip in Nepal will greatly improve your comfort, safety, and overall experience. This is a detailed list of everything you need to bring when trekking in Nepal:

Clothes:

Absorbing moisture Base Layers: To keep you comfortable and dry, use shirts and pants made of synthetic or merino wool.

Insulating Layers: For warmth in chilly conditions, use a down or fleece jacket.

Waterproof and Windproof Jacket: A jacket that is wind- and waterproof is necessary to ward off the cold, wind, and rain.

Trekking Pants: Versatile, lightweight, fast-drying pants with zip-off legs.

Hiking Shorts: Not required for hikes at lower elevations or on warmer days.

Warm Gloves and Hat: At higher elevations, this will help keep your extremities warm.

Sun Hat: A hat or cap with a wide brim to shield your face from the sun.

Socks: To avoid blisters, wear many pairs of cushioned, moisture-wicking hiking socks.

Footwear:

Hiking Boots: Robust hiking boots that are waterproof and provide supportive ankle support.

Sandals or camp shoes: Airy and comfortable footwear for lounging in teahouses or camps.

Equipment: 

Backpack: Well-fitting, cozy backpack including a hip belt and cushioned straps.

Sleeping Bag: Warm, lightweight sleeping bag appropriate for the predicted temps.

Trekking poles: Not necessary, but advised for stability and to lessen knee strain.

Headlamp or Flashlight: For usage inside teahouses or in low light, a headlamp or flashlight is a must.

Water bottles or hydration systems: Enough volume to maintain proper hydration all day.

Water Purifying Tablets or Filters: To purify water from natural sources, use a filter or tablets for water filtration.

Trekking Map or Guidebook: Very helpful for finding your way, particularly in isolated locations.

Smartphone or Camera: Capture memories of the breathtaking scenery and cultural events with a camera or smartphone.

Personal belongings:

Sunscreen: High SPF sunscreen is recommended to prevent sunburn while at high elevations.

SPF-containing lip balm: Prevents chapped lips in the arid alpine air.

Products for Personal Hygiene: Hand sanitizer, toothpaste, toothbrush, and biodegradable soap.

Towel: A lightweight, rapidly drying towel for personal hygiene.

Personal Medications: Prescription drugs, analgesics, painkillers, and other personal remedies.

First Aid Kits: Bandages, antiseptic wipes, blister remedy, and any personal medical items are included in a first aid kit.

Trekking Permit and Identity: Carry a waterproof pouch with your ID, passport, and other necessary paperwork.

Others: 

Snacks and Energy Bars: High-energy foods to power your trekking expeditions, including energy bars.

Cash: Nepali rupees, in case credit cards aren't accepted for purchases made along the path.

Duct tape: Handy for making last-minute repairs to equipment or blisters when hiking.

Trash Bags: Remove all rubbish from the Himalayas to preserve its unspoiled beauty.

Portable Power Bank: Keep your electronic gadgets charged with a portable power bank, especially if you depend on them for communication or navigation.

Adjust your packing list for your Nepali trek, considering the trek's type, duration, and season to ensure you have the right gear for unforgettable experiences.

If you would like to add any service which is not included in the package like;

Private car, 

Luxurious star hotel in Kathmandu,  

White water rafting,

Paragliding,  

Heli Tour,  

Mountain Flight 

We will arrange accordingly and that is subjected to extra cost.