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14/10/2026

**Manaslu Expedition 2027 | 8,163 m**

Some mountains challenge your strength, while others change the way you see yourself. Manaslu is one of them.

Standing at 8,163 metres, the world's eighth-highest mountain offers an unforgettable Himalayan journey through remote valleys, vast glaciers, and the demanding world of high-altitude climbing.

Every step requires patience, preparation, and teamwork. The summit is the dream, but the real journey is everything it takes to get there.

Alpinist Club invites experienced climbers to begin preparing for the **Manaslu Expedition 2027**.

📩 Contact us to discuss your climbing experience and expedition plans.

11/10/2026

**A Day of Sorrow for Gorkha, Manaslu and Tsum Valley | 11 October 2026**

Today, our hearts are with the people of Gorkha as devastating floods affect the Manaslu and Tsum Valley region. The situation is deeply concerning for local communities, families, trekkers, guides, and porters who call these mountains home.

The Budhi Gandaki Valley is more than a trekking route. It is a home, a livelihood and a place filled with culture, traditions and unforgettable memories. In moments like this, we are reminded that behind every trail and every mountain village are people whose safety and well-being matter most.

Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by this disaster. We hope for the safety of those in danger, and strength for the families facing this difficult time.

We urge everyone in the affected areas to remain alert, stay away from riverbanks and follow official safety instructions. Trekkers planning to visit Manaslu or Tsum Valley should check the latest local updates before travelling.

**Mountains can wait. Human lives come first.**

Stay safe, Gorkha. We stand with the people of Manaslu and Tsum Valley during this difficult time.

09/10/2026

Every Mountain Has a Story to Tell. 🏔️

An expedition is never just about reaching the top. Some days are tough. Your body gets tired, the trail feels endless, and the summit still seems far away. But then you look around, see the mountains standing tall in front of you, and remember why you came.

That’s what makes mountaineering special. It teaches you patience, brings people together, and gives you memories that stay with you long after the expedition ends.

08/10/2026

There is something different about standing beneath Everest.

The journey to the summit is not just about altitude. It is about early mornings, long days, changing weather, quiet moments at high camp, and the people you share the mountain with.

Every rotation teaches something. Every step above the Khumbu Valley demands patience, strength, and respect for the mountain.

Reaching the summit is a proud moment, but the real story is everything that happens along the way.

Everest is not conquered. It is experienced, respected, and remembered.

06/10/2026

05/10/2026

At a bend in the trail, a porter lowers his load onto a stone wall. A few breaths, a sip of water, then he lifts it again and keeps walking.

The bags we open at the lodge have travelled every steep step on someone else’s back.

Behind that work is a person with skills, a family, and plans of his own. Take time to learn his name. Ask how his day has been.

Respect means fair pay, manageable loads, proper equipment, and time to rest. It belongs on every journey into the mountains.

28/09/2026

By the time you see Manaslu from base camp, you have already spent days getting there.

You’ve walked through villages, crossed rivers, and watched the valley narrow as the mountain came closer. At base camp, the rhythm changes. You check your gear, study the weather, climb higher to acclimatise, then come down and wait.

There is no promise of a summit. That uncertainty is part of what makes the journey feel so real. On Manaslu, you learn how much can be shared in a tent, over a meal, or in the few words spoken before a climb.

23/09/2026

The summit was quiet.

After days of climbing, we stood together above the clouds, too tired to say much. Someone pointed out the peaks on the horizon. Someone passed around a flask of tea.

We stayed only a few minutes. The descent was still ahead of us.

But on the way down, we kept looking back.

21/09/2026

The mountain remembers every step—and everything we leave behind.

These trails give us silence, strength, and memories that stay with us for a lifetime. They should not carry our waste after we return home.

Cleaning the mountains is more than collecting rubbish. It is a way of showing gratitude to the land, respecting local communities, and protecting the journey for those who will walk here next.

A successful mountain journey is not only about reaching the summit. It is also about leaving the mountain cleaner than we found it. 🏔️♻️