Manang Holidays

Manang is a mandatory stop in the trek. This time-out allows the body to acclimatise to the to the lower oxygen levels of high mountains. The Annapurnas mountain range is an excellent opportunity for hiking amateurs wishing to exploit their passion.

Visit Manang

Hiking / Trekking
Nature, Adventure & Sport
Mountain

Manang: How to get there?

One day's walk away from Pisang

Manang: See when to go?

In spring or autumn

Manang: For how long?

1 to 2 days

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Manang: What to see nearby?

What our travellers think of their stay

Anonymous

Travel writer

A small village perched on the Himalayas and a place to stay reserved for the hikers that visit the Annapurna Mountains.

My suggestion

You may well ask yourself whether or not you need the services of a porter. The path is super marked out and your bag will certainly be light enough (since there are lodges all the way along). Therefore extra help is not essential!

Anonymous

Travel writer

Manang is a mandatory stop in the trek. This time-out allows the body to acclimatise to the to the lower oxygen levels of high mountains. The Annapurnas mountain range is an excellent opportunity for hiking amateurs wishing to exploit their passion.

My suggestion

At 11581 feet above sea level, this is the final stop before crossing the pass in the mountains. We stop here for 2 nights, complimenting the carefully cultivated pace set since our depart from Besi Sahar.

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