NAMASLU REGION
Manaslu Region is the land of beyuls (sacred Buddhist valleys) and ‘spirit mountains’. One of the least visited trekking regions in Nepal, Manaslu Region was opened for tourists only in 1992. The region is home to Manaslu, the eighth tallest mountain in the world, and the Manaslu Conservation Area. Trekking in the Manaslu Region can be tough but rewarding. The trails are not as well facilitated as in the Everest and Annapurna Regions. But the sheer beauty of the landscape and rich cultural experience more than compensates for the lack of infrastructure. One can experience diverse landscapes and cultures while trekking in this region.
Moreover; Next, While the villages in the lower hills and valleys are populated by Chettri, Brahmin, and Gurung communities, those at the higher elevations are inhabited by nomadic tribes of Tibetan origin. Treks along the Tsum Valley and the hidden valley of Tsum showcase the rich Tibetan heritage of the nomadic communities. Located in the Trans Himalayan Region, Tsum Valley is regarded as a ‘beyul,’ a sacred valley blessed by Buddhist guru Padmasambhava. Untouched by modern civilization, the people of the Tsum Valley still follow the ancient traditions and customs of their ancestors. Tsum Valley Trek, and Manaslu Circuit Trek are some of the popular treks in the Manaslu Region. Tsum Valley Trek offers a unique experience in Nepal, combining stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and remote Buddhist monasteries.
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