Babarmahal-11, Kathmandu (Near King's College)
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Babarmahal-11, Kathmandu (Near King's College)
Travel deep into the Annapurna region on a road-based Manang Valley Tour through the Marsyangdi Valley, high Himalayan settlements, waterfalls, monasteries, alpine lakes and dramatic mountain landscapes.
Choose a fast 2 Nights / 3 Days tour from Pokhara, or a longer 3 Nights / 4 Days package from Pokhara or Kathmandu.
| Starting Point | Duration | Vehicle | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pokhara | 2N/3D | Scorpio 4WD | NPR 13,000 PP |
| Pokhara | 3N/4D | Jeep / 4WD | NPR 17,000 PP |
| Kathmandu | 3N/4D | Jeep / 4WD | NPR 17,000 PP |
Manang lies above 3,500m, while Chame is around 2,670m. The route enters the high-altitude Annapurna landscape through Besisahar, Chame and Pisang.
The Manang Tour Package is designed for travellers who want to experience the high Himalayan landscapes of the Annapurna region without completing the full Annapurna Circuit trek.
The journey travels through the Marsyangdi Valley, passing river gorges, waterfalls, suspension bridges, traditional mountain settlements and increasingly high alpine scenery before reaching Manang.
Depending on the selected package, the itinerary can include:
Travel through changing Himalayan terrain as the road follows the Marsyangdi Valley toward the higher Manang region.
Expect a mix of:
Reach the high-altitude Manang Valley at approximately 3,520m.
Manang is known for its dry alpine landscape, traditional settlements and proximity to some of the major peaks of the Annapurna region.
Visit or view the Gangapurna Lake area during the Manang sightseeing program.
The lake and surrounding glacier landscape are among the best-known scenic experiences around Manang.
The updated client itinerary includes Blue Lake among the sightseeing points for the Manang package.
Actual access and time spent there depend on the operating itinerary, road conditions and available daylight.
The client has also listed Green Lake as part of the Manang sightseeing experience.
Its inclusion on a particular departure depends on the confirmed operating route and available time.
Experience the cultural landscape of Manang through traditional villages, monasteries, prayer wheels and local Himalayan architecture.
Clear conditions may provide mountain views toward Annapurna, Gangapurna and surrounding Himalayan peaks.
Mountain visibility is weather dependent.
Travel through changing Himalayan terrain as the road follows the Marsyangdi Valley toward the higher Manang region.
Expect a mix of:
Reach the high-altitude Manang Valley at approximately 3,520m.
Manang is known for its dry alpine landscape, traditional settlements and proximity to some of the major peaks of the Annapurna region.
Visit or view the Gangapurna Lake area during the Manang sightseeing program.
The lake and surrounding glacier landscape are among the best-known scenic experiences around Manang.
The updated client itinerary includes Blue Lake among the sightseeing points for the Manang package.
Actual access and time spent there depend on the operating itinerary, road conditions and available daylight.
The client has also listed Green Lake as part of the Manang sightseeing experience.
Its inclusion on a particular departure depends on the confirmed operating route and available time.
Experience the cultural landscape of Manang through traditional villages, monasteries, prayer wheels and local Himalayan architecture.
Clear conditions may provide mountain views toward Annapurna, Gangapurna and surrounding Himalayan peaks.
Mountain visibility is weather dependent.
Best for travellers who:
A longer option for travellers starting and ending in Pokhara.
The exact day-by-day operating itinerary for this option is confirmed during booking.
Best for travellers who want the entire Manang journey organised directly from Kathmandu.
This option follows the established route through Besisahar, Chame, Pisang and Manang.
Depart Pokhara early in the morning.
Drive via:
The journey follows the Marsyangdi Valley into increasingly rugged Himalayan terrain.
See:
Arrive in Dharapani and settle in for the evening.
Travel time can vary according to traffic, mountain-road condition, weather and stops.
Leave Dharapani and continue toward Manang.
This is the main sightseeing day.
After exploring Manang, begin the return journey and continue toward Jagat.
This is a full and intensive day.
The exact sightseeing order and number of stops can change according to:
The page should not promise long stops at every lake on every departure.
After breakfast, begin the return journey toward Pokhara.
Travel through the Marsyangdi Valley toward Besisahar.
Stop for lunch around Besisahar according to the operating schedule.
Continue toward Pokhara.
Travellers wanting additional time can choose a 3 Nights / 4 Days Manang package from Pokhara.
Depart Kathmandu early and travel west toward Besisahar.
After Besisahar, continue into the rougher mountain-road section of the Marsyangdi Valley.
Enjoy scenery including:
Reach Chame and settle in for the evening.
This is a long road-travel day.
Continue from Chame toward Pisang and Manang.
The scenery changes as the route climbs into higher, drier Himalayan terrain.
Enjoy views toward surrounding peaks when skies are clear.
Stop around Pisang before continuing to Manang.
After arrival, explore the local village surroundings.
Spend the day exploring the Manang Valley.
Blue Lake and Green Lake may also be incorporated according to the confirmed operating itinerary, local access and available time.
This additional day provides more time in the high-altitude valley than the 2N/3D Pokhara itinerary.
Begin the return journey early.
Travel back through the mountain-road corridor toward Chame and Besisahar.
Continue from Besisahar toward Kathmandu.
Arrival time depends on:
A major scenic attraction close to Manang with glacial landscapes and mountain views.
Enjoy views toward the glacier and surrounding high-altitude terrain.
Listed by the client as part of the current Manang sightseeing program.
Another alpine lake listed by the client for the Manang tour.
See Himalayan settlements, traditional houses and the distinct cultural landscape of Manang.
Explore the Buddhist cultural side of Manang through local religious sites where accessible.
Clear weather can reveal striking Himalayan scenery across the Annapurna region.
The existing page already treats Manang as roughly 3,520m and highlights the rapid altitude gain involved in travelling there by vehicle.
Manang is above 3,500m, so altitude should be taken seriously even on a Jeep tour.
Possible symptoms include:
headache
dizziness
nausea
unusual tiredness
poor appetite
difficulty sleeping
shortness of breath
drink enough water
avoid excessive alcohol
avoid strenuous activity immediately after arrival
eat properly
stay warm
tell the trip team if symptoms develop
The short Pokhara package involves particularly rapid altitude gain and a compressed itinerary.
If symptoms become significant, health and safe descent should take priority over sightseeing.
The route beyond Besisahar includes rough Himalayan mountain roads.
Travellers should expect:
Road access can be affected by:
This is one reason suitable Scorpio / 4WD transport is used.
The main challenges come from the road journey, altitude, weather and the pace of the selected itinerary rather than technical trekking.
long road-travel days
rough mountain roads
rapid altitude gain
cold temperatures
high elevation
short sightseeing walks
The 2N/3D Pokhara package has the fastest schedule and should be considered the most intensive of the three options.
Generally favourable for mountain travel, improving temperatures and Himalayan scenery.
Usually one of the strongest periods for mountain visibility and more practical road conditions.
Manang becomes very cold.
Snow and ice may affect:
Manang itself is relatively dry compared with lower Himalayan areas, but approach roads can still be affected by rain, landslides and road damage.
Conditions can change throughout the year, especially on the mountain-road approach to Manang.
Spring and autumn are generally the most practical periods for combining mountain scenery with more manageable road conditions.
| Starting Point | Duration | Transport | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pokhara | 2N/3D | Scorpio 4WD | NPR 13,000 PP |
| Pokhara | 3N/4D | Jeep / 4WD | NPR 17,000 PP |
| Kathmandu | 3N/4D | Jeep / 4WD | NPR 17,000 PP |
per person
Treat this as vehicle capacity, not a minimum group requirement.
The previous 3N/4D NPR 17,500 rate has been replaced with the updated package options shown above.
Do not publish a detailed inclusion list yet.
The client has confirmed:
Manang 4WD / Jeep tour
Starting location
Duration
Current per-person price
Pokhara 2N/3D itinerary
Main Manang sightseeing points
The client has not explicitly reconfirmed whether the updated rates include:
The previous page already used cautious wording around final accommodation, meals and permit arrangements instead of promising an unsupported inclusion list.
Final accommodation, meal plan, permit requirements and other package inclusions are confirmed with your booking for the selected Manang departure.
That is the safest wording until the client sends the exact inclusions.
Manang lies within the Annapurna Conservation Area.
Permit requirements, entry rules and applicable fees can vary according to nationality and current regulations.
Lalitpur Holidays will confirm the applicable documents, conservation-area requirements and current arrangements before departure.
This helps avoid publishing outdated permit or entry information on the tour page.
Applicable conservation-area permits, entry requirements and fees depend on nationality and current regulations. Lalitpur Holidays will confirm the required documents and current arrangements before departure.
Avoid hard-coding an old permit fee unless it is verified at publication time.
The Manang tour suits travellers looking for a road-based Himalayan experience with high-altitude scenery, mountain villages and a choice between faster and more relaxed itineraries.
For travellers comfortable with rugged Himalayan road journeys.
A memorable short road trip for groups wanting a high-altitude mountain experience.
Manang offers:
Choose the 2N/3D Pokhara package if you have limited time and can handle the faster pace.
Choose a 3N/4D package for a less compressed Manang experience.
Manang is approximately 3,520m.
Expect long driving days and rapid altitude gain.
Weather, landslides, construction and seasonal conditions can affect the route.
Both are listed in the client itinerary, but actual access depends on road, weather and available time.
Included in the Manang sightseeing plan.
Weather dependent and never guaranteed.
All driving times are approximate.
Snow and ice can affect roads and sightseeing.
The exact night-by-night itinerary is confirmed during booking because the client has not yet supplied a separate detailed itinerary for this variation.
Select:
Send:
The team will confirm:
Choose your preferred package and send your travel details to Lalitpur Holidays.
The current prices are:
The current 3N/4D Manang package from Kathmandu is NPR 17,000 per person.
Yes.
Lalitpur Holidays now offers both 2N/3D and 3N/4D packages from Pokhara.
The client has confirmed a Scorpio 4WD Jeep with approximately 7–8 passenger capacity.
The operating itinerary is:
Pokhara → Besisahar → Jagat → Dharapani → Manang → Jagat → Besisahar → Pokhara
The client itinerary lists:
It is a short and intensive package.
Travellers should expect long road journeys and limited time at individual sightseeing stops.
The 2N/3D package is the shortest available Pokhara option.
The 3N/4D options provide an additional day and are better suited to travellers who prefer a less compressed schedule.
Yes.
Manang is approximately 3,520m above sea level.
No.
It is primarily a 4WD Jeep tour with local sightseeing and short walks.
Yes.
Gangapurna Lake and glacier scenery are included in the planned Manang sightseeing.
They are listed in the client's updated Manang sightseeing itinerary.
Actual access depends on current road conditions, time and operating arrangements.
No.
Tilicho Lake requires a different route and additional trekking/travel time.
No.
Thorong La belongs to the longer Annapurna Circuit trekking route and is not part of this road tour.
Travel into the high Himalayan landscapes of the Annapurna region by 4WD and experience rugged mountain roads, traditional villages, alpine lakes and Manang Valley scenery.
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