Manaslu Expedition - Details

Mount Manaslu (8163m.) was first climbed in 1956 by a Japanese expedition. Its name comes from the Sanskrit word manias, meaning "intellect" or "soul". It is the same root word as that for Manasarover, the holy lake near Mt. Kailash in Tibet. Just as the British considered Everest their mountain, Manaslu has been always regarded as the "Japanese mountain" by the Japanese; because of the Japanese people's first conquered on its top.

07 April 2010 Day 01: arrive Kathmandu & transfer to hotel
08 April 2010 Day 02: Prepare Expedition
09 April 2010 Day 03: Expedition briefing in Ministry of Tourism
10 April 2010 Day 04: Drive Arughat via Dhading
11 April 2010 Day 05: Arughat - Sotikhola 6 hours
12 April 2010 Day 06: Sotikhola - Machhakhola 6/7 hours
13 April 2010 Day 07 Machhakhola - Jagat
14 April 2010 Day 08: Jagat - Ukawa
15 April 2010 Day 09: Ukawa - Ngyak 5/6 hours
16 April 2010 Day 10: Nyak - Namrung 5/6 hours
17 April 2010 Day 11: Namrung - Syalla village
18 April 2010 Day 12 Syalla - Sama village
19 April 2010 Day 13: Sama Village
20 April 2010 Day 14: Sama Village - Manaslu Base camp

21 April - 17 May 2010 Day 15- 41: Climbing Period for Manaslu 8163m.

18 May 2010 Day 42: Base camp - Sama village
19 May 2010 Day 43: Sama - Namrung
20 May 2010 Day 44: Namrung - Philim village
21 May 2010 Day 45: Filim -Machakhola
22 May 2010 Day 46: Machakhola - Soti
23 May 2010 Day 47: Soti - Arughat
24 May 2010 Day 48: Arughat drive to drive to Kathmandu
25 May 2010 Day 49: Kathmandu
26 May 2010 Day 50: Final Departure to the Airport

Cost: Group joining basis

Person, USD 24000.00
2 Persons, Per Person USD 13000 .00
3 Persons, Per Person USD 10,000.00
4 Persons, Per Person USD 9000.00
5 Persons, Per Person USD 8000.00
6-7 Persons, Per Person USD 7500.00
8-10 Persons, Per Person USD 7000.00
11-12 Persons, Per Person USD 6500.00
13-15 Persons, Per Person USD 6000.00

Climbing Sherpa guide, Per guide USD 2500.00