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Mount Manaslu
MOUNT MANASLU
NEPAL
Climbing Mount Manaslu is a challenging and rewarding adventure that attracts experienced mountaineers seeking a less crowded alternative to some of the more popular peaks in the Himalayas. Standing at 8,163 meters (26,781 feet), Manaslu offers a formidable ascent with technical climbing sections, including crevasses, icefalls, and steep slopes.
The climb typically involves establishing base camps at different elevations to acclimatize to the high altitude. Climbers often face unpredictable weather conditions, adding to the complexity of the ascent. The climb is known for its stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and the diverse landscapes encountered during the journey. The trek to the base camp and the climb itself provide a unique cultural experience as the region is home to diverse ethnic communities.
Safety, proper acclimatization, and preparation are crucial for a successful ascent of Mount Manaslu, making it a formidable yet fulfilling undertaking for those with the skills and determination to conquer this majestic peak.
The climb typically involves establishing base camps at different elevations to acclimatize to the high altitude. Climbers often face unpredictable weather conditions, adding to the complexity of the ascent. The climb is known for its stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and the diverse landscapes encountered during the journey. The trek to the base camp and the climb itself provide a unique cultural experience as the region is home to diverse ethnic communities.
Safety, proper acclimatization, and preparation are crucial for a successful ascent of Mount Manaslu, making it a formidable yet fulfilling undertaking for those with the skills and determination to conquer this majestic peak.
DAY 1: Arrival in Kathmandu & transfer to the hotel
DAY 38: Transfer to airport for final departure
- Backpack; 35-45 litre alpine climbing pack
- Duffle bag for carry by the horse
- Thermal top
- Thermal bottom
- Lightweight Down/Primaloft Jacket/vest or/and
- Fleece Jacket (recommended not more than 250g weight)
- Waterproof jacket
- Waterproof outer pants
- Trekking Pants
- Trekking/ Glacier Shirt
- Gaiters (Waterproof)
- Mountaineering gloves (waterproof)
- Fleece finger gloves /windstopper
- Finger / Liner gloves
- Trekking Boots (waterproof & insulated)
- Socks – minimum 3 pairs – synthetic/wool blend sock
- Woollen hat/fleece hat
- Scarf or Bandanna or Buff (for sun protection) (recommended)
- Down Sleeping Bag (sleeping bag comfort rating 0c)
- Foam Matt /inflatable matt
- Helmet
- Glacier Glasses (sunglasses)
- High quality 100% UV, 100% IR, minimum 80% light reduction.
- Side shields are optional but size shape of lens should offer
- Maximum protection from bright on snow
- Snow Goggles (optional)
- Water Bottle (1 litres) wide mouth nelgene (1 compulsory) extra will be good.
- Headlamp + Spare Batteries
- Trekking Poles
- Sun cream
- Baseball hat or sun hat (recommended)
- Lip balm
- Plate, cup & spork
- Pee bottle (optional)
Technical gear (depend on snow condition during the climb)
- Sit harness
- Open gate/locking carabineer 2pcs
- 1 meter sling
- Crampon
- Ice axe
Trek grading: Very hard and technical mountain. Climbing experience is important with minimum highest peak climb of 7000m.
Fitness: Good fitness is essential. Good technical skills. Familiar with rock climbing and repelling. You should be able to hike for up to a week without undue difficulty, carrying a backpack weighing between 10-15kg in undulating mountain terrain with an elevation between 3000 – 5000 meter.