Manaslu Helicopter Tour

Manaslu Helicopter Tour

• =No need to drive over the gravel and dusty road on Manaslu Helicopter Tour
• =Comfortable and lovely scenery while you are flying by Manaslu Helicopter
• =You can get within 30 minutes
• =Problem with your Knee.
• =Travel safely by Manaslu Helicopter

Manaslu Helicopter Tour In Nutshell

We provide a Manaslu Helicopter tour, pick up and drop off at your suitable area of the Manaslu range every year. Mount Manaslu is the eighth-highest mountain in the world. It is in Gorkha District to the west-central part of the Manaslu Conservation area in Nepal, known as the “Mountain of the spirit.” Similarly, it is in the Manastiri Himalaya range. Mt. Manaslu trekking trail is still a restricted area, but a local trekking company arranges such trekking with Special Permits. Contact us by Phone or Whatsapp at +9779851033819 for information, cost, Itinerary, and price for 2023 and 2024.

Typically, Manaslu trekking starts from Kathmandu to Arughat or Sothi Khola, and The distance is 138 km. But, nearly 100 KM is a gravel road. Suppose you feel uncomfortable driving on the gravel road; Boundless Adventure provides you pick up and drop off by Helicopter service even at the beginning of the trekking after the Larkey-La pass. Suppose you would like to travel to Soti Khola from Kathmandu by Helicopter while enjoying the glorious view of Mt. Manaslu and including the northern Himalayas series like Ganesh Himal and Langtang Ranges. Of course, after crossing Larkey-La, there is no doubt a gravel road.

Boundless Adventure provides two different ways for Manaslu trekking and hiking, one is by bus, and the other is by Helicopter tour Manaslu for your comfort. Marvelous views along the trekking trails and attractive opportunities of experiencing the Tibetan culture include the natural and classical lifestyle of Tibetan Sherpa peoples around the Manaslu region.

In addition: you can observe the stunning scenery of awesome Buddhist Monasteries and Stupas which were made before the semi-centennial (the half-century). Moreover, you can follow the ethnic-cultural performance of Gurung, Rai, Sherpa, and Tamang in different lifestyles. You can find non-developed and unspoiled traditions and culture in the Manasalu area by Helicopter tour and hiking.

Why Manaslu Helicopter Tour?

As mentioned above, the Manaslu region is a remote and restricted area with a lack of transportation, so the helicopter is the best choice to explore. Because of the road construction, it isn’t easy to go through the street. Likewise, In the Rainy season, roads will be muddy, and landslides might occur, so it is better to have a helicopter flight.

Manaslu Helicopter Tour Guide

Are Permits Required for the Manaslu Helicopter tour?

Yes, it is necessary to have the permit with you even though you are riding a Helicopter. The restricted licenses are allowed for a minimum of two people; if you are a Solo trekker, we probably have some other groups contact us. You need three different permits; one is for special permits, (For restricted)   Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP), and Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) are the three essential permits for the Manaslu region trekking.

Food during Manaslu Trekking

Manaslu is still a restacked area. Of course, you can choose whatever you would like for breakfast, lunch, and dinner on the menu. But we would like to recommend local food. It is fresh and hygienic. Even though you can get Chinese, Italian, and continental food along the trail, do what Nepalese does.

Accommodation and Hot Shower for Manaslu Trekking

Manaslu is famous for teahouse/guest house trekking. Mainly accommodation is not a big issue or problem in this region. Everyone can get a twin-sharing-based guest house. Usually, the trails are less crowded, and newly made tea houses are available in such a region. Because of the earthquake of 2015, lodges and teahouses were severely destroyed, but at present, they are fully recovered and ready to serve travelers again. Every tea house has a bucket hot shower and Solar lights for the night, but we suggest you have a headlamp while traveling in the Manaslu Conservation area.

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Altitude Chart