Traveler Reviews

This was our first long trek in Nepal, so we had quite a few questions before starting. Rabin helped us prepare in Kathmandu, and once we were on the trail, Nabin took very good care of us.

The hardest part was definitely the combination of long walking days and altitude. We quickly learned that we couldn't maintain our normal walking pace. Nabin was excellent at keeping things comfortable.

We were pleasantly surprised by the food in the teahouses. Dal bhat, noodles, fried rice and soup became our regular meals, and everything tasted especially good after several hours on the trail.

The villages were another highlight. We loved seeing the traditional houses, monasteries and prayer flags, and meeting people along the way.

But the mountains were what really took our breath away. The views around Samagaon were incredible, and standing beneath Manaslu made all the difficult walking worthwhile.

Very good experience, an unforgettable trip, a good schedule, the hotel is also great, especially the hotel in Bokara, which can be accessed by boat 24 hours, very special and interesting.
I like the way the leaders are teamed, very kind and responsive, and when they are uncomfortable, the leaders will also give immediate assistance and care.
Every day there is an unlimited amount of hot water cooked, so that everyone can warm up, and there is also a taste of fresh fruit after dinner (apples and red grenades)
The lively leadership occasionally will also accompany us singing, dancing, really cute 😆
This time is the trip to the Mushroom, the certificate after completion, made very fine and beautiful, very much like.

Conclusion:
I highly recommend everyone to experience 

This is the second time with the team of the World Alpine Treks in Nepal, walking up the mooring pond route. The landscape is beautiful (but there is also a lot of sand), the upstairs and downstairs are a lot, feeling a bit exhausted, fortunately, the leaders carefully took care of our food and accommodation issues.

We were impressed by how smoothly World Alpine Treks handled the practical side of our trek. Deepak explained the itinerary in Kathmandu, and the transport, permits, and accommodation were all organised for us.
Once we started walking, the biggest challenge was the long days and increasing altitude. Our guide helped us maintain a sensible pace.
We enjoyed the teahouse experience, especially the warm dining rooms and simple meals after a long day. The villages became more interesting as we climbed higher, and the mountains on the trek were spectacular.
It felt like a real journey rather than just a holiday.

Manaslu was the kind of trek we had hoped for: challenging, remote, and full of incredible mountain views.

The walking was not easy, especially as we gained altitude. Some days left us exhausted, but Bhagwan was very good at managing our pace and making sure we were comfortable.

We enjoyed the simple teahouses and meeting other trekkers in the dining rooms. The villages felt authentic, and the people we met along the way were welcoming.

The biggest highlight was reaching the upper Manaslu region and seeing the enormous mountains surrounding Samagaon and Samdo.

It was hard work, but absolutely worth it.

World Alpine Treks handled everything very smoothly, from the initial arrangements in Kathmandu to the transport, permits, and accommodation.

Santosh was a very patient guide and always kept an eye on our pace. The trek had some tough days, but we never felt pressured.

The teahouses were basic but comfortable enough, and the food was filling. We particularly enjoyed the local dal bhat and momos.

What we loved most was the combination of mountain scenery and village life. Manaslu felt remote, peaceful, and genuinely adventurous.