Larke Peak

Manaslu Region 22 days 2 – 12 Strenuous ★★★★★  4.7 / 5 (3 reviews)
Max altitude
6,249 m
Larke Peak
Duration
22 days
Best season
April, May, October, November
Group size
2 – 12
From
USD 2,890
per person
Difficulty
Strenuous
At a glance

Trip facts

Kathmandu, Nepal
Start / End
Manaslu, Nepal
Region
6,249 m
Max Altitude
22 days
Duration
2-12
Group Size
Oct-Nov & Apr-May
Best Season
About this trip

Trip overview

The Larke Peak is one of our most requested peak climbing programs in the Manaslu region of Nepal. We combine experienced local guides, careful acclimatization, and strong safety systems so you can focus on the experience.

Departures run as small groups or fully private trips, and every itinerary can be tailored to your dates, pace, and comfort level.

Trip highlights

  • Guided summit attempt with fixed ropes and gear
  • Structured acclimatization schedule
  • Experienced climbing Sherpa support
  • Panoramic Himalayan views from the summit
  • All climbing permits included
  • Emergency oxygen and first-aid support
Day-by-day plan

Itinerary

1

Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400m)

1,700 m Hotel D

Airport transfer, welcome briefing, and gear check.

2

Peak Climbing day 1 — Manaslu

2,000 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

3

Peak Climbing day 2 — Manaslu

2,300 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

4

Peak Climbing day 3 — Manaslu

2,600 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

5

Peak Climbing day 4 — Manaslu

2,900 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

6

Peak Climbing day 5 — Manaslu

3,200 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

7

Peak Climbing day 6 — Manaslu

3,500 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

8

Peak Climbing day 7 — Manaslu

3,800 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

9

Peak Climbing day 8 — Manaslu

4,100 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

10

Peak Climbing day 9 — Manaslu

4,400 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

11

Peak Climbing day 10 — Manaslu

4,700 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

12

Peak Climbing day 11 — Manaslu

5,000 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

13

Summit push

5,300 m Teahouse B/L/D

Pre-dawn alpine start for the summit attempt, then descend to high camp.

14

Peak Climbing day 13 — Manaslu

5,600 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

15

Peak Climbing day 14 — Manaslu

5,900 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

16

Peak Climbing day 15 — Manaslu

6,200 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

17

Peak Climbing day 16 — Manaslu

6,249 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

18

Peak Climbing day 17 — Manaslu

6,249 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

19

Peak Climbing day 18 — Manaslu

6,249 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

20

Peak Climbing day 19 — Manaslu

6,249 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

21

Peak Climbing day 20 — Manaslu

6,249 m Teahouse B/L/D

Trail progress with acclimatization and scenic stops.

22

Departure from Kathmandu

6,249 m Hotel B

Final transfer and farewell — or add an extension.

Location map

Location map

What's covered

Pricing details

Included

  • All ground transport in Nepal
  • Accommodation as per itinerary
  • All meals during the trek/trip
  • Experienced English-speaking guide
  • All necessary permits and entry fees
  • First-aid kit and safety equipment
  • Climbing permit and technical group gear

Not included

  • International airfare and Nepal visa
  • Travel and medical insurance (required)
  • Personal expenses and beverages
  • Tips for guides and staff
  • Emergency evacuation costs
  • Personal climbing equipment (rentable)
Pricing details

Cost breakdown

Group size Duration Price per person
1 people 22 days USD 3,757
2–3 people 22 days USD 3,237
4–6 people 22 days USD 2,890
7–12 people 22 days USD 2,601

Team & permits

Your trip team

Required permits

  • Conservation Area Entry Permit · Issued by Protected area authority
  • Mountaineering Permit · Issued by Government tourism authority
What our guests say

Reviews & ratings

4.73 reviews
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Trip of a lifetime

Faultless organization and a guide who genuinely cared. Larke Peak exceeded every expectation.

JM
James M.
United Kingdom · May 2026

Incredible experience

Safety and acclimatization were handled perfectly. Highly recommended.

SR
Sofia R.
Spain · Apr 2026

Well run and memorable

Great value and a strong local team. A few long days but worth it.

DK
Daniel K.
Australia · May 2026
Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Do I need prior experience?
Prior trekking experience is required; we provide pre-climb training for technical skills.
When is the best time to go?
Autumn (October–November) and spring (March–May) offer the most stable weather.
Is travel insurance mandatory?
Yes. Comprehensive insurance covering high-altitude evacuation is required for all guests.
Can I book a private departure?
Absolutely — every trip can run as a private departure on your preferred dates.
What is your group size?
We keep groups small (typically 2–12) for safety and a personal experience.
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