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Manaslu region is being considered the best trekking trail area by many trekkers these days because of its awe-inspiring natural beauty, cultural diversity and less crowded nature compared to Everest and Annapurna. Lying to the east of Annapurna, this region is a home to world’s eighth highest peak Mt. Manaslu (8,163 meters/ 26,781 ft). Considering other trekking regions, this region is newly opened (in early 90s) to foreign visitors and the area is still preserved and almost unexploited. Trekking in Manaslu region is the best choice for trekking enthusiasts seeking for wilderness and unspoiled remote village experiences. The major highlights of Manaslu region are stunning landscapes, breathtaking view of Himalayan panorama, cascading waterfalls, old Buddhist monasteries and stupas, beautiful ethnic villages and lush forests of rhododendron, blue pine and bamboo. Continue.... 

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