Choose your trek, month and group size to see what your Manaslu trek could cost. You will also see permit fees, cash to carry, altitude, and group dates you can join. All prices are per person.
How we work out your estimate
Package prices and departure dates come straight from our trip pages. Each total then adds what that package leaves out, such as lodge extras, tips and your Nepal visa. The self-arranged figure uses the daily rates in our Manaslu Circuit Trek cost guide.
Totals leave out international flights, travel insurance with helicopter rescue, Kathmandu meals and personal gear. Permit fees can change, and rupee fees move with the exchange rate.
Manaslu permit fees
| Permit | September to November | December to August |
|---|---|---|
| Manaslu Restricted Area Permit | US$100 for 7 days, then US$15 a day | US$75 for 7 days, then US$10 a day |
| Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit | US$40 for 7 days, then US$7 a day | US$30 for 7 days, then US$7 a day |
| Manaslu Conservation Area Permit | NPR 3,000 | NPR 3,000 |
| Annapurna Conservation Area Permit | NPR 3,000 | NPR 3,000 |
Read the full Manaslu permit guide or the Tsum Valley permit guide.
Common questions
Can I join a group if I am trekking alone?
Yes. Pick a group date in the planner and send a seat request. It is not a booking and you pay nothing at that stage. We will reply with what is available.
How much cash should I carry?
It depends on your package, because some include trek meals and others do not. Lodges take rupees only, cards do not work on the trail, and there are no ATMs past the roadhead, so withdraw in Kathmandu.
Is the altitude check medical advice?
No. It shows sleeping heights from our standard itineraries and flags big gains above 3,000 m. Speak to your doctor before trekking at altitude.