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Larke Peak

17 Days Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November)

Larke Peak is a technically demanding trekking peak situated in Nepal’s Manaslu region, renowned for its panoramic vistas encompassing Manaslu, the Annapurna range, and Ganesh Himal. The peak is acces...

Altitude

6249

Co-ordinates

Duration

17 Days

Best Season

Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November)

Activity

Trip Grade

Moderate to Difficult (Alpine PD – Peu Difficile)

Trip Overview

Larke Peak (6,249m/20,501 ft) Larke Peak is a stunning alpine summit in Nepal’s Manaslu region. This climb is technical but rewarding, taking you up snowy and icy slopes with crampons and ice axes. Often combined with the Manaslu Circuit Trek, it offers an unforgettable mix of trekking and mountaineering. Rated moderate to challenging, it’s ideal for climbers with some high-altitude experience looking for a true adventure with spectacular Himalayan views.

Detailed Itinerary

Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will welcome you and transfer you to your hotel. After check-in, you can rest or explore the vibrant streets of Kathmandu. In the evening, expedition briefing and team introduction.

Official permit processing and expedition documentation. Final gear check, equipment preparation, and last-minute shopping. Expedition briefing covering route details, safety measures, and climbing strategy.

Scenic drive along the Prithvi Highway and Budhi Gandaki River valley. The journey takes approximately 8–9 hours through rural villages and terraced fields.

Begin trekking along the Budhi Gandaki River, crossing suspension bridges and passing small settlements before reaching Jagat, the entry point of the Manaslu Conservation Area.

The trail ascends gradually through forested paths, traditional Gurung villages, and narrow gorges. Overnight at Deng.

The trail passes through alpine forests and mani walls with increasing Himalayan views. Cultural influence shifts toward Tibetan traditions.

This is one of the most scenic trekking days. We pass through Lho village with magnificent views of Manaslu (8,163m). The trail continues through Shyala village offering panoramic Himalayan scenery before reaching the beautiful settlement of Samagaun.

Rest and acclimatization hike to Manaslu Base Camp or nearby viewpoints. Essential for proper altitude adaptation and summit preparation.

Leaving Samagaun, the trail gradually ascends through yak pastures and glacial moraines. We cross wooden bridges and enjoy dramatic alpine landscapes before arriving at Dharmasala, the base point for crossing Larke Pass.

Climb towards Larke Peak Base Camp. Establish camp, organize climbing equipment, and finalize summit logistics.

Short acclimatization hike and pre-summit climbing practice including rope techniques, use of crampons, and safety drills.

Early alpine starts for the summit push. Enjoy panoramic views of the Manaslu and Annapurna ranges from the top of Larke Peak. After summit success, descend carefully to Base Camp.

We cross the famous Larke Pass (5,160m), one of the longest high passes in Nepal. The descent offers stunning glacier and mountain views before reaching Bhimtang.

Descend through rhododendron forests and traditional villages, rejoining the Annapurna trekking trail at Dharapani.

After breakfast, drive to Besisahar and continue to Kathmandu by jeep or bus. Transfer to a hotel and relax after the expedition.

Free day for relaxation, shopping, or sightseeing. Optional farewell dinner in a traditional Nepali restaurant.

Transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for your international departure according to your flight schedule.

What's Included

  1. Pick-up and drop-off at Kathmandu airport.
  2. Travel by public jeep and bus as per the trek route.
  3. Three meals every day during the trek and expedition.
  4. Entry fees to National Parks.
  5. Permit for the assigned peak.
  6. High-altitude food and cooking utensils carried up to Base Camp.
  7. Group climbing equipment provided for the expedition.
  8. Tents for two people to share up to Base Camp; single tents at Base Camp.
  9. Summit bonuses for guides and assistant guides.
  10. Tips for guides, assistants, and supporting crew.
  11. All costs for the summit team and expedition support.
  12. Everything else necessary to make the expedition run smoothly.

What's not Included

  1. Nepal visa fees.
  2. Meals in Kathmandu beyond those included.
  3. Extra nights in Kathmandu if your schedule requires it.
  4. Flights to and from Nepal.
  5. Travel and climbing insurance (strongly recommended).
  6. Personal drinks like soda, juice, beer, or alcohol.
  7. Hot showers along the trekking route.
  8. Thermos or hot water for personal use.
  9. Permits and costs for any extra peaks climbed.

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Contact Information

E-mail

info@alternativenepal.com

Phone

+977-9841505245

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