43-Day Manaslu Expedition with Summit Attempt via the Northeast Wall

The journey begins in the ancient and colorful city of Kathmandu. Our representative will meet you at the airport.

You will stay in a comfortable, simple, clean hotel and taste delicious Nepali, Tibetan, and Western cuisine.

If you have free time in Kathmandu, you will have the chance to explore the magnificent 17th-century Monkey Temple, Durbar Square and the old royal Palace, as well as the ancient city of Patan.

In the evening, you will meet the expedition leader, guides, and other participants of the ascent. A briefing will be held before the start of the expedition, followed by dinner with all participants. Overnight at the hotel.

This day will be devoted to the final preparation for the expedition. We will check all the equipment that we will send in advance to the base camp and prepare for the flight from Kathmandu. Overnight at the hotel.

In the morning after breakfast, transfer to the airport. We will go by helicopter to the village of Samagaun near Manaslu at an altitude of 3530 meters, where the locals have been preserving the traditional way of life for centuries, breeding yaks and farming.

Above the village there is a famous monastery, in which lamas (monks) are ordained only by inheritance, which means that only after the death of the father does the eldest son have the right to inherit his status.

We will spend several days in this place, making acclimatization trips. Nights in the lodge.

Acclimatization exits. Nights in the lodge.

Acclimatization exits. Nights in the lodge.

Acclimatization exits. Nights in the lodge.

Acclimatization exits. Nights in the lodge.

Today we will trek to Manaslu base camp at an altitude of 4700 meters. Overnight in tents.

We are setting up base camp, acclimatizing to the new altitude, and preparing for the ascent.

We are setting up base camp, acclimatizing to the new altitude, and preparing for the ascent.

We are setting up base camp, acclimatizing to the new altitude, and preparing for the ascent.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Installation of high-altitude camps and acclimatization exits. The route to the first camp will take you along grassy slopes, stone slabs, and moraines, and then along a cracked glacier with small ice steps to the camp at an altitude of 5500 m.

Even in peak season, there may be snow around the base camp and above. The views of the surrounding peaks will inspire us all along the way. Moreover, we will be lucky enough to admire the Manaslu peak almost the entire route up to the fourth camp.

The greatest technical difficulty is the section of the way to the second camp at an altitude of 6250 meters. You will have to move along ropes fixed on a steep slope. There are also several vertical ice steps. Next comes a relatively simple route to the third camp - acclimatized climbers can complete this stage in about 3-4 hours.

From the third camp, we will have a rather strenuous climb to the fourth camp at an altitude of 7450 meters, where we will have a well-deserved rest and the necessary rehydration, which will increase our chances of success.

Climbing to the top and descending to the base camp. The ascent day will start well before dawn, and the ascent will take about 6-7 hours.

The ascent is far from technical at its beginning - we will overcome several basins connected by short bridges. Having reached the false peak of Manaslu, we will overcome the open ridge that will lead us to the top of Manaslu. It offers an unforgettable view of the surrounding peaks.

The expedition leader with impressive climbing experience, guides, and our Sherpa team will do everything necessary to ensure that you reach the 8th highest peak in the world.

Climbing to the top and descending to the base camp. The ascent day will start well before dawn, and the ascent will take about 6-7 hours.

The ascent is far from technical at its beginning - we will overcome several basins connected by short bridges. Having reached the false peak of Manaslu, we will overcome the open ridge that will lead us to the top of Manaslu. It offers an unforgettable view of the surrounding peaks.

The expedition leader with impressive climbing experience, guides, and our Sherpa team will do everything necessary to ensure that you reach the 8th highest peak in the world.

Climbing to the top and descending to the base camp. The ascent day will start well before dawn, and the ascent will take about 6-7 hours.

The ascent is far from technical at its beginning - we will overcome several basins connected by short bridges. Having reached the false peak of Manaslu, we will overcome the open ridge that will lead us to the top of Manaslu. It offers an unforgettable view of the surrounding peaks.

The expedition leader with impressive climbing experience, guides, and our Sherpa team will do everything necessary to ensure that you reach the 8th highest peak in the world.

Climbing to the top and descending to the base camp. The ascent day will start well before dawn, and the ascent will take about 6-7 hours.

The ascent is far from technical at its beginning - we will overcome several basins connected by short bridges. Having reached the false peak of Manaslu, we will overcome the open ridge that will lead us to the top of Manaslu. It offers an unforgettable view of the surrounding peaks.

The expedition leader with impressive climbing experience, guides, and our Sherpa team will do everything necessary to ensure that you reach the 8th highest peak in the world.

Climbing to the top and descending to the base camp. The ascent day will start well before dawn, and the ascent will take about 6-7 hours.

The ascent is far from technical at its beginning - we will overcome several basins connected by short bridges. Having reached the false peak of Manaslu, we will overcome the open ridge that will lead us to the top of Manaslu. It offers an unforgettable view of the surrounding peaks.

The expedition leader with impressive climbing experience, guides, and our Sherpa team will do everything necessary to ensure that you reach the 8th highest peak in the world.

Climbing to the top and descending to the base camp. The ascent day will start well before dawn, and the ascent will take about 6-7 hours.

The ascent is far from technical at its beginning - we will overcome several basins connected by short bridges. Having reached the false peak of Manaslu, we will overcome the open ridge that will lead us to the top of Manaslu. It offers an unforgettable view of the surrounding peaks.

The expedition leader with impressive climbing experience, guides, and our Sherpa team will do everything necessary to ensure that you reach the 8th highest peak in the world.

Climbing to the top and descending to the base camp. The ascent day will start well before dawn, and the ascent will take about 6-7 hours.

The ascent is far from technical at its beginning - we will overcome several basins connected by short bridges. Having reached the false peak of Manaslu, we will overcome the open ridge that will lead us to the top of Manaslu. It offers an unforgettable view of the surrounding peaks.

The expedition leader with impressive climbing experience, guides, and our Sherpa team will do everything necessary to ensure that you reach the 8th highest peak in the world.

Climbing to the top and descending to the base camp. The ascent day will start well before dawn, and the ascent will take about 6-7 hours.

The ascent is far from technical at its beginning - we will overcome several basins connected by short bridges. Having reached the false peak of Manaslu, we will overcome the open ridge that will lead us to the top of Manaslu. It offers an unforgettable view of the surrounding peaks.

The expedition leader with impressive climbing experience, guides, and our Sherpa team will do everything necessary to ensure that you reach the 8th highest peak in the world.

Climbing to the top and descending to the base camp. The ascent day will start well before dawn, and the ascent will take about 6-7 hours.

The ascent is far from technical at its beginning - we will overcome several basins connected by short bridges. Having reached the false peak of Manaslu, we will overcome the open ridge that will lead us to the top of Manaslu. It offers an unforgettable view of the surrounding peaks.

The expedition leader with impressive climbing experience, guides, and our Sherpa team will do everything necessary to ensure that you reach the 8th highest peak in the world.

Climbing to the top and descending to the base camp. The ascent day will start well before dawn, and the ascent will take about 6-7 hours.

The ascent is far from technical at its beginning - we will overcome several basins connected by short bridges. Having reached the false peak of Manaslu, we will overcome the open ridge that will lead us to the top of Manaslu. It offers an unforgettable view of the surrounding peaks.

The expedition leader with impressive climbing experience, guides, and our Sherpa team will do everything necessary to ensure that you reach the 8th highest peak in the world.

Climbing to the top and descending to the base camp. The ascent day will start well before dawn, and the ascent will take about 6-7 hours.

The ascent is far from technical at its beginning - we will overcome several basins connected by short bridges. Having reached the false peak of Manaslu, we will overcome the open ridge that will lead us to the top of Manaslu. It offers an unforgettable view of the surrounding peaks.

The expedition leader with impressive climbing experience, guides, and our Sherpa team will do everything necessary to ensure that you reach the 8th highest peak in the world.

Climbing to the top and descending to the base camp. The ascent day will start well before dawn, and the ascent will take about 6-7 hours.

The ascent is far from technical at its beginning - we will overcome several basins connected by short bridges. Having reached the false peak of Manaslu, we will overcome the open ridge that will lead us to the top of Manaslu. It offers an unforgettable view of the surrounding peaks.

The expedition leader with impressive climbing experience, guides, and our Sherpa team will do everything necessary to ensure that you reach the 8th highest peak in the world.

Reserve day.

Descent to the village of Samagaun along the already well-known trail.

Trekking from Samagaun to Soti Khola.

Trekking from Samagaun to Soti Khola.

Trekking from Samagaun to Soti Khola.

Return to Kathmandu, where the already familiar hotel greets us with hot tubs and plush towels.

In the evening, over dinner, we will relive the adventures of the last weeks, celebrate the ascent, solemnly present certificates, and build new "mountain" plans.

Transfer to the airport. Departure from Kathmandu.

* A more detailed program for the days, taking into account the reserve ones, is determined by the head of the expedition on site, depending on weather conditions, the well-being of the group, and the condition of the slope.