Tsum Valley Trek

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Nestled in the heart of the majestic Manaslu Region of Nepal, the Tsum Valley Trek offers a dynamic blend of stunning landscapes, rich cultures, and tranquility. The trek to Tsum Valley is not only about mountains, it’s a journey towards spirituality and a culturally rich region. This remote journey leads you through the lush green forest of rhododendron, waterfalls, a picturesque village, and the majestic view of the Himalayan ranges. Not only the scenery, but you will also traverse through the untouched terrain, getting a glimpse of the Nepalese society before modernization. So, this trek in Tsum Valley of Manaslu Region is encompassed with culture, reminisce and spirituality.

Duration
11 Days
Trip Grade
Moderate
Country
Nepal
Maximum Altitude
3,700 m/ 12,139 ft (Mu Gompa)
Group Size
1 to 8
Starts
Kathmandu
Ends
Kathmandu
Activities
Trekking
Best Time
Spring (March - May), Autumn (September- November)

Tsum Valley Trek Highlights:

  • Explore the Hidden Himalaya gem rich in Culture, History, and Lifestyle
  • Nerve-wracking scenic drive Kathmandu – Machhakhola – Kathmandu
  • Explore the unexplored area, restricted, less crowded, and off the beaten path
  • Breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains like Ganesh Himal, Sringi Himal, Himal Chuli, Manaslu, and many others
  • Visit the Milarepa Cave, where the ancient Buddhist yogi, Milarepa, meditated a hundred years ago
  • Ancient Buddhist monasteries and stupas like Mu Gompa and Rachen Gompa hold many arts and histories. 
  • Experience warm hospitality from the Tsumba people and learn their unique customs, culture, and traditions 

Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek Overview

Tsum Valley is a hidden valley located in the vicinity of the northern boundary of Nepal, reaching to the territory of Tibet, has been a great source of attraction for mountains, landscapes, glaciers, green valley & hill sides serrated in the form of an endless series of terraces. The area is surrounded by Sringi Himal to the north, Ganesh Himal to the south & Boudha Himal and Himal Chuli to the west. Tsum Valley is also known as the “Hidden Valley of Happiness”, and is considered a holy place & a sacred Himalayan pilgrimage site. Opened for trekking since 2008, Tsum Valley remains a relatively untouched area where Tibetan Buddhist traditions thrive in their purest form.  

This 11-day Tsum Valley Trek Itinerary will take you to the moderately challenging off-beaten path, visit the sacred monasteries like Mu Gompa and Rachen Gompa, Mani walls carving, and the spiritual tranquility of Milarepa Cave. You will get to have warm interactions with the hospitable Tsumbas and serenity in one of Nepal’s isolated and sacred regions. 

The ramble starts from the drive to Machhakhola and hike to Lokpa, the entrance of Tsum valley via Jagat. You will head further north to Chumling which has the infamous three different monasteries. You will also get an excellent view of the Himalayan Peaks from the village. As you move forward, you will reach the Chekampar, the largest two villages of Tsum Valley. You will then move northwards from Chekampar to reach Nile via Milarepa Cave. Moving further, you will reach the northernmost point of the trek, Mu Gompa, which is close to the Tibetan border. Then you will return via the same route as before. 

Whether you’re captivated by the allure of cultural heritage, the desire for solitude, or the draw of pristine Himalayan vistas, the Tsum Valley Trek in Manaslu is an unforgettable journey into the heart of nature and spirituality. Contact Walk Mountain for any kind of Tsum Valley Trek Guide, we will help to guide you and provide proper assistance for your best experience in the Manaslu Region’s Tsum Valley Trek.

Tsum Valley Trek Day-to-day Itinerary
Day 01: Drive from Kathmandu to Machhakhola
  • Max Altitude: 900 m / 2,952 ft (Machhakhola)
  • Distance: 140 km
  • Duration: 9 hours (drive)
Day 02: Trek from Machhakhola to Jagat
  • Max Altitude: 1,410 m/ 4,625 ft (Jagat)
  • Distance: 14 km
  • Duration: 6 to 7 hours
Day 03: Trek from Jagat to Lokpa
  • Max Altitude: 2,240 m/ 7,349 ft (Lokpa)
  • Distance: 17 km
  • Duration: 5 hours
Day 04: Trek to Chumling from Lokpa
  • Max Altitude: 2,386 m/ 7,828 ft (Chumling)
  • Distance: 6 km
  • Duration: 5 hours
Day 05: Trek from Chumling to Chekampar
  • Max Altitude: 3,031 m/ 9,944 ft (Chekampar)
  • Distance: 10 km
  • Duration: 6 to 7 hours
Day 06: Chekampar to Nile
  • Max Altitude: 3,361 m/ 11,026 ft (Nile)
  • Distance: 9 km
  • Duration: 5 hours
Day 07: Trek from Nile to Mu Gompa
  • Max Altitude: 3,700 m/ 12,139 ft (Mu Gompa)
  • Distance: 8 km
  • Duration: 4 hours
Day 08: Trek from Mu Gompa to Chumling
  • Max Altitude: 2,386 m/ 7,828 ft (Chumling)
  • Distance: 10 km
  • Duration: 6 hours
Day 09: Trek from Chumling to Phillim
  • Max Altitude: 1,590 m/ 5,216 ft (Phillim)
  • Distance: 12 km
  • Duration: 8 hours
Day 10: Descend from Phillim to Machhakhola
  • Max Altitude: 900 m/ 2,952 ft (Machhakhola)
  • Distance: 3 km
  • Duration: 5 hours
Day 11: Drive from Machhakhola to Kathmandu
  • Max Altitude: 1,310 m/ 4,297 ft (Kathmandu)
  • Distance: 140 km
  • Duration: 9 hours (drive)
Detailed Itinerary
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After your early morning breakfast, you will start your scenic drive from Kathmandu to Machhakhola. If you choose to go by the local bus (affordable price), then you will have to wake up early, as they will leave early in the morning. If you are going through the private jeep, then they will pick you up from the hotel and ride on the Prithvi Highway along the bank of the Trishuli River. 

The road is quite off-road and bumpy. After an 8 -9 hour long drive with green hills, narrow bumpy roads, and alongside flowing rivers, call it a night at Machhakhola. Machhakhola is a small village located near the Budhi Gandaki River.
 

Max Altitude: 900 m / 2,952 ft (Machhakhola) Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea House/ LodgeDuration: 9 hours (drive)Distance: 140 km
Elevation Loss:410 m/ 1,345 ft

After the exciting breakfast at Machhakhola, you will set foot on the trekking trail. Today you will leave for Jagat. You will be trekking alongside the Budhi Gandaki River, crossing the suspension bridge many times, hiking through the lush forest and small villages, attractive waterfalls, and some gradual uphill and downhill. You will move forward crossing Khorlabesi, reaching Tatopani, a natural hot spring. If you wish to stay for some time, you may relax at the hot spring. 

Moving forward, you will walk through the narrower trail, stony steps, and landslip area until you reach the checkpoint of Manaslu Conservation Area, Jagat. Jagat is a traditional Gurung village with beautiful terraced fields and stone houses. The locals are very hospitable making your stay more memorable and enjoyable. 
 

Max Altitude: 1,410 m/ 4,625 ft (Jagat) Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea House/ LodgeDuration: 6 to 7 hoursDistance: 14 km
Elevation Gain:510 m/ 1,673 ft

This morning, you will have your breakfast at the beautiful Gurung village, Jagat. You will continue on the Manaslu Circuit Trek route following a rugged slope towards Salleri. You will follow rivers, streams, agricultural meadows, and lush forests to Salleri and Sirdibas. You will get to see the breathtaking view of Mt. Sringi. You will have to cross the longest suspension bridge to enter Philim and continue your walk towards the northern side to reach Eklebhatti, where the way diverges. You will have to take the right side of the route to enter Tsum Valley. You will make your way up through the dense pine forest till you reach the entry point of the Tsum Valley Trek, Lokpa.

Lokpa is a beautiful village surrounded by dense forest and known for its tranquil environment. Lokpa is known for its panoramic view of Himalchuli and Boudha Himal. You will be staying overnight at the gateway of Tsum Valley. 
 

Max Altitude: 2,240 m/ 7,349 ft (Lokpa) Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 5 hoursDistance: 17 km
Elevation Gain:830 m/ 2,723 ft

The day starts from breakfast at Lokpa and takes us through the pine and rhododendron forests. The trail has many ups and downs, and you will get an amazing view of Ganesh Himal on the way. After 5 hours of constant walking, you will reach Chumling. Chumling is a beautiful village located in the lower Tsum Valley. It is well known for its stone-based architectural style. You will take a rest for a time and start strolling around the local monasteries, Gurwa Gompa, Panago Gompa and Mani Dhungur of Chumling. You will also get to see the panoramic view of Shringi Himal from Chumling. 
 

Max Altitude: 2,386 m/ 7,828 ft (Chumling) Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 5 hoursDistance: 6 km
Elevation Gain:146 m/ 479 ft

Today the sun shines from the Shringi Himal, and you will have your breakfast enjoying just a majestic morning. You will move from the lower Tsum Valley region to the upper one, namely, Chekampar. Chekampar, also known as Chhekamparo, is the largest village in the Upper Tsum. There are mainly two settlements; one is called Chhokang, whereas another is Paro. The village offers an incredible view of Ganesh Himal. 

In order to enjoy the view, you will need to start the trek by crossing over the Syar Khola Bridge. Trekking further for 6 to 7 hours, you will reach Chekampar and stay overnight there. Rest your fatigue by enjoying the Tibetan Tea, also known as butter tea.

Max Altitude: 3,031 m/ 9,944 ft (Chekampar) Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 6 to 7 hoursDistance: 10 km
Elevation Gain:645 m/ 2,116 ft

You will again get the excellent view of the mountains today as you wake up and have the local breakfast. You will be gaining some altitude today, so you have to be careful and slow while ascending.  On the way, you will make a stop at the Milarepa Cave (Phiren Phu Cave). Milarepa Cave is said to have been the residence of the famous Tibetan Buddhist yogi Milarepa during the 11th century. You can also find his foot imprinted on the cave. So, it is also considered as one of the holy places of Tsum Valley. After staying for some time in a tranquil environment, you will continue your journey to Nile. 

You will walk alongside the river until you cross the final bridge to reach Nile. Nile is the highest and the last settlement in the Tsum Valley. Due to the proximity to the Tibetan Border, the people there are highly influenced and have strong Tibetan Culture. During your stay at Nile, you will get to know about the century-old traditions and the remote Himalayan lifestyle of people living there.

Max Altitude: 3,361 m/ 11,026 ft (Nile) Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 5 hoursDistance: 9 km
Elevation Gain:330 m/ 1,082 ft

After the early morning breakfast at Nile, you will start ascending towards Mu Gompa, the largest monastery in this region. Today you will be gaining the maximum altitude of your entire trek, i.e. 3700 m above sea level.

After ascending for 3 to 4 hours, you will reach the most sacred and important Buddhist Pilgrimage site of Tsum Valley, Mu Gompa. Mu Gompa is a peaceful tranquil monastery which is home to monks practicing Tibetan Buddhism. The older monks are responsible for teaching the younger monks/nuns. The monastery is full of the painted murals of Guru Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche), Avalokiteshwara, and life life-size statue of Tara. The monastery provides a serene environment for motivation. After your visit and exploration, you will stay at Mu Gompa or return back to Nile (as per your choice). We recommend that you stay at the Gompa to have a firsthand experience of Buddhist monks. It would be a culturally enriched, memorable experience for sure. 
 

Max Altitude: 3,700 m/ 12,139 ft (Mu Gompa) Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 4 hoursDistance: 8 km
Elevation Gain:339 m/ 1,112 ft

Today, you will descend back to Chumling after the morning breakfast. On the way, you will also visit Rachen Gumba taking a slightly alternate route. Rachen Gumba is a nunnery situated at the foothills of Siyar Khola near the border. It will provide you the best view of Kipu Himal. After 5 hours of walking from Rachen Gumba, you will reach Chumling and call it a day. 
 

Max Altitude: 2,386 m/ 7,828 ft (Chumling) Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 6 hoursDistance: 10 km
Elevation Loss:1,314 m/ 4,311 ft

After breakfast, you will descend back to Phillim from Chumling. You will be passing through the old forest routes, terraced villages, and suspension bridges. As you descend further, you will get to see the jaw-dropping Samba Falls. After 8 hours of descent, you will reach Phillim. Phillim is a village well known for its rich culture, farming, and warm hospitality.
 

Max Altitude: 1,590 m/ 5,216 ft (Phillim) Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea HouseDuration: 8 hoursDistance: 12 km
Elevation Loss:796 m/ 2,611 ft

Today you will start descending down to Machhakhola, the start and the end point of the Manaslu Trek. You will descend the rhododendron and bamboo forest and meet the Budhi Gandaki River again. On the way, you can make a quick stop at the Tatopani and wash away your fatigue at the natural spring. You will stay overnight at Machhakhola, enjoying the local delicacies. 
 

Max Altitude: 900 m/ 2,952 ft (Machhakhola) Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea House/ LodgeDuration: 5 hoursDistance: 3 km
Elevation Loss:690 m/ 2,263 ft

Today you will conclude the enjoyable, intoxicating trek to Tsum Valley and return back to Kathmandu after breakfast at your hotel.  In the evening, you will be having a farewell dinner with our team leader for the successful trek. 
 

Max Altitude: 1,310 m/ 4,297 ft (Kathmandu) Meals: Breakfast and DinnerAccommodation: HotelDuration: 9 hours (drive)Distance: 140 km
Elevation Gain:410 m/ 1,345 ft
Cost Details
Includes
  • Transportation from Kathmandu to Machhakhola, Dharapani - Kathmandu by local bus
  • 3 Star Hotel in Kathmandu on BB basis (Bed & Breakfast)
  • Accommodation at Lodges/Tea Houses during the Trek (Twin- Sharing)
  • Meals on Full Board during the Trek (Breakfast – Lunch- Dinner)
  • Experienced & Licensed Trekking Guide 
  • All government and local taxes
  • All necessary paperwork and trekking permits (MCAP and RAP)
  • Medical Kit for the safety of the trekkers (carried by the trekking guide)
  • Duffel Bag, Seasonal Sleeping bags, Trekking Sticks, and Trekking Map (Sleeping bags & Sticks shall be returned after the trek)
  • Porter for trekker luggage (if required), one porter for 2 people, maximum weight up to 16 kg for a porter.
  • Farewell Dinner in Kathmandu
  • Certificate of Completion (if required)
     
Excludes
  • International Airfare, Nepal Visa Fee
  • Lunch & Dinner in Kathmandu 
  • Travel & Health Insurance (Helicopter Rescue ride in case of emergency), or any kind of insurance-related thing
  • Excess baggage charges
  • Personal Expenses (shopping, snacks, water bottles, soft drinks, souvenirs, hot water, electricity, Laundry, and others)
  • Other extra costs, caused by various uncertainties like landslides, weather conditions, illness, change in governmental policy, etc.
  • Any other costs, which is not mentioned in the cost includes items above
  • Tips for Guide and Potter (expected)
     
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Essential Information

Best Time for the Tsum Valley Trek

The Trek to Tsum Valley is an incredible off-the-beaten-path journey in the Manaslu Region of Nepal. This trek is of moderate difficulty and does not reach an altitude above 4,000 m. So, the best time to go for the Tsum Valley Trek highly depends on weather conditions and visibility.  

Tsum Valley Trek from March to May (Spring)

Spring is one of the best times to trek in Tsum Valley. The weather is stable, and the trails are vibrant with blooming rhododendrons and wildflowers. The temperature ranges from 10°C to 20°C during daytime, and nighttime temperature ranges from -5°C to 5°C. The weather is comfortable and has clear mountain views with colorful landscapes. The trails might be slightly crowded, but they are still much less crowded than Everest or Annapurna.

Tsum Valley Trek from September to November (Autumn)

Autumn is the most popular trekking season in Nepal due to crystal-clear skies, dry weather, and perfect visibility. The daytime temperature ranges from 10°C to 18°C, whereas the nighttime temperature ranges from -5°C to 5°C. The cons of trekking during this season are that the valley can have more trekkers as compared to other seasons. 

Tsum Valley Trek from December to February (Winter)

Winter is the coldest season at Tsum Valley with snow-covered trails and freezing temperatures at higher elevations. The daytime temperatures range from 5°C to 10°C, whereas the nighttime temperatures range from -10°C to -15°C. There are fewer trekkers, and the environment is peaceful and has excellent photography conditions. There is extreme cold, so some lodges might get closed, but there is a high risk of snowfall and blocked trails. 

Tsum Valley Trek from June to August (Monsoon)

The monsoon season brings heavy rainfall, slippery trails, and leeches, making it less ideal for trekking for cultural seekers and keen botanists. The daytime temperatures range from 15°C to 25°C, and nighttime temperatures range from 5°C to 10°C. The lush green landscapes and fewer trekkers on the trail could be a plus point for your trek.

Difficulty level of Tsum Valley Trekking in Nepal

The Tsum Valley Trek difficulty is a moderate trek, but can be challenging for beginner trekkers due to long trekking days, and basic infrastructure. As Tsum Valley lies in a remote location, its infrastructure and amenities are very basic compared to other destinations. The highest elevation of Tsum Valley is 3,700 m at Mu Gompa, so there is a very slight risk of altitude sickness. So, basic fitness and mental preparation are required. Prior trekking experience can be beneficial as you will be trekking in a restricted, remote area. But even if you are a beginner trekker, our team of experts will assist you to have the best memories in the culturally enriched valley of Tsum.

Permits Required for the Trek to Tsum Valley

As Tsum Valley is a restricted area, you will require several permits to enter:

Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit:

The Tsum Valley restricted Area Permit cost varies depending on the season and the duration of the visit. 

  • From September to November: USD 40 per person/week, USD 7 per person/day (beyond 1 week)
  • From December to August: USD 30 per person/week, USD 7 per person/day (beyond 1 week)

Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP)

The Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP) costs NPR 3,000 for foreigners and NPR 1,000 for SAARC Nationals.

Accommodation and Meals During the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek

During your trek to Tsum Valley, your accommodation will be at basic teahouses and homestays available at the village. The room will be twin-sharing and will have simple beds, a blanket, and shared bathrooms. The accommodation gets more basic at higher altitudes with limited electricity and network. 

For the meals, being at the remote location, there won’t be much variety in the menu. The basic menu options are Nepali traditional Dal Bhat, Tibetan Bread, Noodle Soup, Tsampa (Barley Flour), Momos (Dumplings), and other basic options. The beverages during the trek can be Tea, Coffee, Ginger Lemon Honey Tea, and Butter Tea.

Risk of Altitude Sickness and Preventive Measures during the Tsum Valley Trek

As Tsum Valley does not exceed 4,000 m, altitude sickness is not a major concern, but can still occur. You might have mild symptoms of Altitude sickness/ Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) like headache, dizziness, nausea, and difficulty sleeping, but it can be minimized if you stay hydrated, hike slowly, and avoid alcohol and smoking on the way. If the symptoms worsen, contact your trekking guide and seek immediate medical attention.

Preparation required for the Tsum Valley Trek in the Manaslu Region of Nepal

Preparing for the restricted Tsum Valley Trek requires both physical Fitness and mental readiness, as this remote journey involves trekking through rugged terrain with basic accommodation. Physical training like cardio workouts for endurance, strength training for muscles and core stability, and regular hiking practice on uneven trails could help. As Tsum Valley is a restricted area, trekkers must obtain permits through a registered trekking agency like Walk Mountain and hire a licensed guide, as solo trekking is not permitted. Lastly, having a positive mindset, flexibility in planning, and respect for the local culture and traditions will ensure a rewarding and unforgettable trekking experience.
 

Tsum Valley Trek Equipment Lists
Head
  • Sun Hat or Cap
  • Scarf
  • Light balaclava
  • Warm fleece hat
  • Sunglasses with UV protection
Upper Body
  • T-shirts (Long sleeve/Short sleeve)
  • Thermal Base Layer (for cold regions)
  • Waterproof, windproof shell jacket
  • Down vest and/or jacket
Hands
  • Soft Lightweight gloves
Lower Body
  • Lightweight cotton long pants
  • Thermal trousers/leggings
  • Hiking shorts/ pants (convertible)
  • Fleece or wool pants (seasonal)
  • Waterproof/ Quick drying pants
Feet
  • Thin, lightweight inner socks
  • Thick, warm technical hiking socks
  • Hiking boots with spare laces
  • Gaiters
  • Camp shoes
Toiletries and Personal Items
  • Sunscreen with high SPF
  • Lip Balm with High SPF
  • Toilet Paper/ Wet wipes
  • 1 medium sized quick drying towel
  • Tooth brush/paste (preferably biodegradable)
  • Multipurpose soap (preferably biodegradable)
  • Deodorants
  • Nail clippers
  • Face and body moisturizer
  • Feminine hygiene products
  • Small mirror
General Gears and Equipment
  • Sleeping bag rated to 0o F (provided by company)
  • Headlamp with spare bulbs and batteries
  • Trekking Bag/Duffel bag
  • Large plastic bags for keeping items dry inside trek bag
  • Trekking Poles
  • Water bottles (insulated for cold weather)
Medications and Personal Necessities
  • Basic First Aid Kit (provided by company)
  • Diamox (for Altitude Sickness)
  • Water Purification Pills
Snacks and Other Extra Items
  • Energy bars, chocolates and nuts
  • Camera (extra memory card and batteries)/ Smart phone
  • Power bank (essential for charging devices, solar powered options are great)
  • Pocket knife or multi tool
  • Few passport size photos and photocopy of passport (in case necessary)
Tsum Valley Trek FAQs

Tsum Valley is situated in the Manaslu Region of Nepal, near the border of Tibet. It lies to the east of the Manaslu Circuit Trek and was opened to trekkers since 2008.
 

The trek typically takes 11 to 15 days, depending on the itinerary and your pace. Some trekkers combine it with the Manaslu Circuit Trek, which requires additional days. Also, you can also Ganesh Himal Base Camp by adding additional days to the same trek.

The trek is moderately challenging, with daily hikes of 5–7 hours on rugged terrain. While the altitude is not extremely high (the highest point is Mu Gompa at 3,700 meters), prior trekking experience and a good fitness level are recommended.
 

You will need the following permits:

  • Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit (RAP)
  • Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP)

The RAP must be obtained through a registered trekking agency, and you must be accompanied by a licensed guide.

The best seasons are:

  • Autumn (September to November)
  • Spring (March to May)
     

Yes, a licensed guide is mandatory for the restricted area permits. A porter is optional but can enhance your trekking experience by carrying your gear.
 

Accommodation is basic, with teahouses offering shared rooms and limited amenities. Meals typically include traditional Nepali dishes like dal bhat, noodles, soups, and seasonal vegetables. Carry snacks for extra energy.

While beginners can attempt the trek with proper training and preparation, the Tsum Valley Trek is better suited for trekkers with some prior experience due to its remote trails and long walking hours.

The risk is relatively low as the trek does not exceed 3,700 meters at its highest point (Mu Gompa). However, it’s important to acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and ascend gradually.
 

Mobile network coverage is limited and unreliable. Some teahouses may offer Wi-Fi for an additional cost, but connectivity is not guaranteed throughout the trek.

Trekking is possible during the monsoon (June to August), but trails can be slippery, and there may be leeches and limited visibility due to rain. This season is generally not recommended.

Yes, travel insurance is mandatory, covering high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation. It ensures safety and peace of mind during unforeseen circumstances.

Essentials include layered clothing, trekking boots, a sleeping bag, first aid supplies, trekking poles, and a good-quality backpack. Don’t forget to carry cash in Nepali Rupees, as ATMs are unavailable on the trail.

Yes, Tsum Valley is often combined with the Manaslu Circuit Trek, making it a longer and more diverse adventure.

Tsum Valley stands out for its untouched natural beauty, Tibetan Buddhist culture, and spiritual significance, offering trekkers a serene and culturally immersive experience away from the crowded trails of other popular treks.

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