Larkya ( Larke ) Peak Climbign and Manaslu Trekking

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Larkya or Larke Peak Climbing and Trekking Manaslu Circuit
A Section of Great Himalayan Trail The Longest And Most Beautiful Walk In the World
Larke Peak 6249 Mtr
Manalsu area situated in the middle of Ganesh Himal Range in the east and Annapurna in the west offers all features of great adventure:  enchanting culture,  great mountains including Mt Manaslu (8163 mtr) the 8th highest mountain in the world; and some of the great walks one can endeavor in their quest to outdoor adventure including one of the most beautiful and adventurous high Himalayan passes  of Larkya La (5135mtr).  

Trekking Towards Upper Manaslu
Three Jewels Adventure is pleased to offer this wonderful trekking with exhilarating climbing trip to Larkya (Larke) Peak (6249mtr) after which the Larkya Pass is named.  Larke Peak is one of the least climbed peaks of this category known as Trekking Peak'  of which the climbing permit are regulated by Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA).   The peak is easy to medium level ice climbing which can be completed in one day starting from higher base camp.  The total length of the trip is three weeks from Kathamndu back to Kathamndu combined with awesome trek over Larkya Pass.  

This trip will be led by one of our  experienced climbing and trekking guides who hails from local village in Manalsu region.  Itinerary provided here is consciously designed as per the acclimatization rule  to cope the side effect of High Altitude (AMS), and we believe the cost given is reasonable in relation to the quality service we ensure. 

Total Trip Days:  23 Days  from Kathmandu to Kathmandu
Trip Cost :            US $ 2300.00 (Minimum 3 people)
Good Time To Trek / Climb :   March – June,  Mid Sept to November

I T I N E R A R Y 

Days 01 – 02 :  Kathmandu 1350m ( 1300mtr / 4428ft)
Day 03 -           Drive to Soti Khola 700m (700mtr/ 2296ft)
Day 04 -            Machha Khola 869m (869mtr / 2850ft)
Day 05 -            Jagat 1340m (1340mtr / 4395ft)
Day 06–            Deng 1850m (1860mtr /6100ft)
Day 07 -            Namrung 2630m (2630mtr / 8626ft)
Day 08 –           Sama (3520m / 11545ft)
Day 09 – 10      Rest day in Sama. 
Day 11 -           Samdo (3875m/12710ft)
Day 12 -           Dharamsala/Larkya Phedi (4460m/14628ft)
Day 13 –          Larke Peak Base Camp (5000mtr / 16500ft)
Day 14 –          Rest, Preparation, set high camp
Day 15 –          Climbing Day
Day 16 –          Extra Day for bad weather or if needed for any situation
Day 17 -           Cross the Larkya La (5160m / 16924ft) to Bimtang (3590m/ 11775ft)
Day 18–           Dharapani (1963m / 6438ft)
Day 19 –          Kathmandu. Jeep will bring back you to Kathmandu after 8 hours drive.   
                        Or you may proceed to    Pokhara for relaxation or other activities.
Day 20 –          The Trip Concluded. 

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  1. Karen SmithMarch 4, 2013 at 11:05 AM

    You are an awesome guide and I would recommend this experience to everyone!!!

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