Manang, at an altitude of 3,540 meters, is a popular rest stop on the Annapurna Circuit Trek. While it's a vital place to acclimatize, it's also full of culture, scenic hikes, and interesting places to explore. Here are some of the best activities to do during your rest day in Manang.
The HRA clinic in Manang provides daily talks about altitude sickness and how to prevent it. It’s a must-visit for trekkers heading toward Thorong La.
Just a short walk from the village, this spot offers great views of Gangapurna Glacier and turquoise lake waters — perfect for a scenic acclimatization hike.
These small monasteries above Manang provide not only spiritual insight but also stunning vistas. Monks often give blessings to passing trekkers.
A short uphill hike leads to a cave where a local lama offers blessings for safe passage over the Thorong La Pass.
Free daily talks are held at the HRA clinic around 3 PM, discussing altitude-related issues and how to stay healthy at high elevations.
Enjoy fresh apple pies, yak cheese, and traditional thukpa in one of Manang’s cozy bakeries or tea houses.
Gaze at the peaks of Annapurna II, III, Gangapurna, and Tilicho from various points in the village — especially at sunrise or sunset.
Manang is more than a resting spot — it’s a highlight of the Annapurna Circuit. Taking time to explore the village enhances your trekking journey and helps prepare you for the challenging days ahead.
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