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Yes, you need to be insured before the adventure trekking in Nepal from your home country. However, we will be always with you taking care of throughout the whole Nar Phu Valley trek.

There is a huge change of AMS problem i.e. Acute Mountain Sickness problem. It may cause some problems as you trek higher above 3500-meter altitude (11,482 ft.). But don’t worry about that. We have carefully designed our Nar Phu Valley trek itinerary with sufficient time for acclimatization and less walking time each day. And our experienced trek guide will be helping you with it.

Yes, there is a good facility of bank and ATM in kathmandu and Besisahar.

Nar Phu Valley Trek requires you to trek at an altitude of maximum Kang La pass (5200m) and up to 5- 7 hours per day, with a small 5-7kg bag. We recommended you to train with long hikes and/or a sport of your choice (e.g. jogging).

Yes, you need to be insured before the adventure trekking in Nepal from your home country. However we will be always with you taking care of throughout the whole Manaslu Circuit trek.

There is huge change of AMS problem i.e. Acute Mountain Sickness problem. It may cause some problem as you trek higher above 3500 meter altitude (11,482 ft.). But don’t worry about that. We have carefully designed our Manaslu Circuit trek itinerary with sufficient time for acclimatization and less walking time each day. And our experienced trek guide will be helping you with it.

No, there is no any facility of ATM during Manaslu circuit trek so we recommend trekkres to carry sufficient Nepali currency. You can easily access ATM service in Kathmandu.

Manaslu Circuit Trek requires you to trek at an altitude of maximum 5160m and up to 5-6 hours per day, with a small 5-7kg bag. We recommended you to train with long hikes and/or a sport of your choice (e.g. jogging).