The Eighth-highest peak in the world, Manasulu (Nepali: also known as Kutang) stands at 8,163 meters (26,781 ft) above sea level. It is located in Nepal's western-central Mansiri Himal region, in the country's Nepalese Himalayas. Named after the Sanskrit word Manasa which means "intellect" or "soul," Manasulu translates as "mountain of the spirit" in English. Toshio Imanishi and Gyalzen Norbu, members of a Japanese expedition, became the first to summit Manaslu on May 9, 1956. Manaslu has long been considered a Japanese mountain because of several British efforts to conquer Everest prior to Edmund Hilary's triumph.

  Facts about Manasulu Base Camp Helicopter tour

 Heli Tour Cost Includes:

1.  Passenger Insurance
2. Ground time cost
3. Departure fee

Heli tour cost excludes:

1. Necessary entrance and permit fee like permit fee
2. Drop and pick up from TIA
3. Breakfast/other costs at Hotel Everest view
4. Domestic airport departure tax

 Clothing and Preparations

• Windproof Down Jacket (preferably waterproof too)
• Warm Trousers
• Sunhat and woolen cap
• Scarf
• Sunglasses/Goggles
• Sunscreen (preferably of SPF30+ for full protection)
• A bottle of water
• Toilet paper and other necessities
• Mobiles and cameras
• Your passport or passport copy

Safety Notes for Manasulu Base Camp Helicopter Tours:

                There are some important things to remember regarding safety and regulations as well as the trip in general for Manasulu Helicopter Flight Tour. For starters, the total amount of places we visit and our landing spots may change depending on the weather and other condition. Safety is our utmost priority, both for the clients as well as our crew. So, the final decision to make will be in the hands of our experienced pilots as they are the ones best suited to make this decision.
                   On our Helicopter Flight to Manasulu Base Camp, we will try to include all the important locations and highlights and give you as much time as possible to enjoy the breathtaking scenery and culture of the region. 

Some other important points to remember during the heli tour are listed below:

• Always be in the line of sight of your pilot. Enter/exit the helicopter from the side or front.
• Make sure you are wearing your seatbelt properly.
• Don’t leave your anointed seat until the pilot has signaled it is safe to do so.
• Weight distribution is important in Helicopters, so we will try to arrange seats accordingly. Please try not to change your assigned seats.
• No smoking unless you have received permission from the captain.