Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek - 18 Days

Client Arrival & Welcome

As soon as you land in Kathmandu, one of our Access Nepal representatives will be there to greet you at the Tribhuvan International Airport. He/she will take you back to the hotel in Kathmandu from the airport.

Trek preparations, orientation session, and meet & greet will continue in the hotel, making you all set and ready for the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek.

Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley Trek Route

The Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley trek route starts from Machha Khola village, which is just a short distance from the village of Arughat. The Manaslu Circuit and Tsum Valley officially begin after a full day’s drive to Machha Khola, and the same path is followed to return.

The path passes through the Budhi Gandaki River, giving you a perfect view of the green hills. Just as you cross a long bridge over the Yaru Khola, you’ll reach Jagat. From this exact moment, the Manaslu restricted area officially begins. 

The scenic trail takes you from Jagat to Philim, which is a pretty big village, with great places for having lunch or snacks. We will join the Manaslu Circuit at Deng village as soon as the tour to Tsum Valley concludes.

Chumling village gives the ideal taste of the Tsum Valley culture. And you’ll see plenty of prayer flags, chortens, and a monastery nearby. We travel to Chhokang Paro, also called Chekampar, which is the biggest village of the Tsum Valley. It is situated at an altitude of 3,010 meters (9,875 feet).

We’ll acclimatize at Samagaun, which will be a complete rest day, allowing your body to adjust to the altitude. We start the approach to the Larkya La pass after Samdo. Larke La Pass is definitely one of the highest points of our trekking journey, and this day will be one of the toughest.

Our ascent to Lokpa passes through rhododendrons & pine forests. The moment we enter the Tsum Valley, we will get to see rich Tibetan culture and tradition. The trail also features Mani walls and tons of prayer flags.

One of the main highlights of the trek is the existence of different flora and fauna, ancient monasteries, and the Tibetan lifestyle. To be more specific, we will visit various gompas, including Gumba Lungdang, Mu Gompa, Pungen Gompa, etc. 

We will pass through Sama Gaun, Samdo, cross Larkya La Pass, and reach Bimthang. We wrap up our trek by reaching Dharapani and Besisahar. At last, we’ll have a long drive from Dharapani to Besisahar to Kathmandu.

Most Common View of Mountains from Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek

During the Manaslu and Tsum Valley trek, you’ll experience the stunning views of several mountains. Here are some of the mountains that you’ll see:

• Lamjung Himal (6983m/22910ft)
• Himlung: (7126m/23380ft)
• Himalchuli (7893m/25895ft)
• Shringi Himal (7161m/23495ft)
• Ganesh Himal (7422m/24350ft)
• Annapurna II (7937m/26040ft)
• Mt. Manaslu (8163m/26782ft)

Things to Know Before Booking the Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley Trek

If you’re interested in booking the Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley trek, then you must know these things before booking:

• It is a complete remote and challenging journey
• This trek also revolves around the Manaslu Circuit trek
• It is a high-altitude trekking
• There will be limited access to the internet services
• Proper physical and mental preparation is needed

Packing List for Manaslu Circuit and Tsum Valley Trek

Here are some of the gear and equipment, or the packing list, you need for the Manaslu Circuit and Tsum Valley trek. Make sure to pack your daily essentials, but keep them light.

Common Wears

• Moisture absorption base layers
• Thermal layers
• Fleece Jackets
• Waterproof jackets
• Trekking pants
• Waterproof pants
• Thermal leggings
• Thick underwears
• Warm socks
• Hiking boots
• Casual shoes
• Comfortable slippers
• Raincoat
• Shirts
• Woolen hat
• Scarf
• Sports bra (for women)
• Gloves

Gears

• Daypack
• Sleeping bag (available upon request in the package)
• Trekking poles

Other essentials

• Water bottle
• Headlamp/flashlight
• Water purifying tablets
• Anti-nausea medication
• Mosquito and insect repellent
• Local SIM card
• Camera
• Book
• Notebook
• Power Banks
• Solar Charges
• Extra Batteries

Toiletries, Hygiene & Skin Care

• Sunscreen
• Lip balm
• Soap
• Shampoo
• Toothbrush
• Towel
• Toothpaste
• Toilet paper
• Hand Sanitizer

Important Documents You Should Carry

• A passport with validity for at least six months is needed.
• Carry multiple copies of your passport.
• A Tourist visa  
• 4-6 passport-sized photos
• Manaslu Tsum Valley trek itinerary
• Travel Insurance paper
• Vaccination Certificates
• Agency’s registration copy 
• Booking Confirmation
• Copy of flight tickets along with the date of arrival and departure
• Extra cash

Food on the Tsum Valley and Manaslu Trek

Food is an essential part of the trek since it gives you the energy & enthusiasm to continue the trek. Our trekking package includes all full board meals (including breakfast, lunch, and dinner) and will be provided at the teahouse where you stay.

These teahouses feature plenty of food options or menus and meals are served based on this. Generally, the meals include popular Nepalese and Tibetan dishes, which are healthy and nutritious at the same time. Alongside, there are some other foreign/western items too, including porridge, pancakes, pasta, etc.

For breakfast, there are plenty of options such as porridge, tea, muesli, pancakes, eggs, Tibetan bread, potatoes, chapatis, etc.

Similarly, there are plenty of lunch and dinner options too, including Dal Bhat (rice, lentil & vegetables), momo, thukpa (noodle soup), noodles, chowmein, and many more.

Hot drinks such as ginger tea, milk tea, etc, are also available for added warmth.

You shouldn’t drink alcohol during the trekking duration. You can bring snacks such as protein bars, chocolate, fruits, dry nuts, etc.

Accommodation on the Tsum Valley trek with Manaslu Circuit

Your overall stay in the Tsum Valley trek with Manaslu Circuit will be in basic teahouses. Despite being basic, it includes comfortable rooms with cozy mattresses, pillows, and blankets. These rooms are well-equipped, and in lower-altitude villages, the facilities are good, including electricity and internet services too.

The toilet facilities are also good at the lower elevations, including the western-style toilets. As you go higher, the facilities may be more basic. In higher altitudes, there are high chances of being traditional squat toilets.

Additionally, the bathrooms may also be outside the teahouse. In the villages such as Namrung and Samagaun, the facilities and the teahouses are much better. You’ll find private rooms, attached bathrooms, too, beds are more comfortable, and meals are of higher quality.

It’s best to carry toilet papers and hand sanitizers alongside you.

Besides all of that, the lodges or teahouses of those areas also provide hot showers and the Wi-Fi facility, however, at an extra cost. The cost may be around USD $ 2 to $5 per shower. 

What Your Stay at a Teahouse Will Be Like

• Mostly, the rooms are on a twin-sharing basis, along with two single beds.
• Beds contain a comfy mattress, a pillow, and a blanket.
• Mostly, there are shared toilets situated outside the teahouse.
• There will be no heating inside the rooms.
• Asian squat-style toilets are the most common in these regions; some may feature Western-style toilets.
• Water may need to be gathered from the bucket.
• All the meals are served in the dining hall, including dal bhat, noodles, pasta, etc.
• The dining hall is heated with a stove, so it is the warmest place in all of the teahouse.

Since the rooms are unheated so the best option is to carry your own sleeping bag for added warmth. Teahouses along the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek are basic and simple yet comfortable and guarantee a good stay.

Drinking Water on the Manaslu and Tsum Valley trek

One of the rules that you’ve to stick to strictly during the Manaslu and Tsum Valley trekking period is drinking enough water and staying hydrated. Hydration is vital when you’re going for high-altitude trekking.

We suggest you carry a water bottle as well as purification tablets. Drink 2 to 3 litres of water every single day. Water purification tablets are easily available in the shops of Thamel.

You should not drink tap water or water from streams in Nepal.

Manaslu and Tsum Valley Weather

The weather can’t be predicted easily since it lies in the remote region of Gorkha. This is why it is hard to predict the weather. The temperatures are quite mild during the peak trekking season.

Whereas in the summertime, heavy rainfall and monsoon occur in this region, making it extremely tough to trek. In the winter season, cold air blows, and temperatures drop too; extreme cold. Snowfall can also be experienced during this time, making the trail tougher.

Best Time For Manaslu and Tsum Valley Trek

One of the most favourable times to go for the Manaslu and Tsum Valley trek is spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November). During these months, the weather conditions remain ideal with clear skies, lush green landscapes, and crystal clear mountain views.

March to May (Spring)

The spring season is one of the best times to do the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek. During the months of March to May, the temperatures are milder and perfectly suitable for trekking. The clear weather also allows you to get the best possible views and is ideal for a photography session too.

You’ll also observe rhododendron and wildflower blooming, dense forests, and lush greenery everywhere. Additionally, the daylight hours are also longer during this time, giving you a pleasant atmosphere to catch breathtaking mountain views.

The temperatures are on the modest side during spring, ranging from 10-20°C in the daytime.

September to November (Autumn)

Not only Spring, but Autumn is also an ideal time for the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek. The sky is the clearest, and you’ll catch stunning mountain panoramas. The trail conditions are safe, too; you’ll get the best of the natural beauty.

The air is quite good, combined with clear skies. You can get the amazing, picturesque views of the Manaslu, Himlung, Ganesh Himal, etc. Stable weather also allows you to make the pass crossings way easier.

In the daytime, the temperature reaches up to 20 degrees. At night, it can drop up to 5 degrees.

We do not recommend this Manaslu Tsum Valley trek in winter and in rainy season, the trail conditions are tough, slippery, and the temperatures are worst too with freezing cold, snowfall, and wind blowing.

Permits Required for the Manaslu Circuit and Tsum Valley Trek

If you’re keen on the Manaslu Circuit and Tsum Valley trek, then there are several permits that you need to enter this restricted region. These are the Manaslu Restricted Area Permit (MRAP), the Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP), the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP), and the Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit.

Manaslu Restricted Area Permit (MRAP), the Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP), and the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) are specifically needed for the Manaslu Circuit. Similarly, the Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit is mandatory for the Tsum Valley in particular.

Surprisingly, for the single Tsum Valley trek only you don’t require Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP). This is because the trekking path of Tsum Valley doesn’t include the Annapurna region. The trekkers don’t have go that way.

Manaslu Restricted Area Permit (MRAP):

The Manaslu Restricted Area Permit is required to enter Jagat, which is the main gateway for the Manaslu Circuit. It is also the first major checkpoint for the Manaslu Circuit. Permits are checked throughout the areas up to the villages at high altitude.

The cost for the Manaslu Restricted Area Permit is:

NRP 10000 or US$75 approx. for SAARC nationalities.
NRP 14000 or US$100 approx. for other nationalities.

No charges for Nepali citizens.

Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP):

The following permit is essential for trekking within the Manaslu Conservation Area. The following permit is also checked in major areas (mainly in the Philim). In order to obtain this permit, you have to make the payment in Nepalese rupees.

The cost for the Manaslu Conservation Area Permit is:

NRP 1000 or US$10 approx. for SAARC nationalities.

NRP 3000 or US$30 approx. for other nationalities.

NRP 100 for Nepali citizens.

Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP):

It is required when entering the Annapurna Conservation Area. Some of the major checkpoints of this permit are Bhimthang and Dharapani.

The cost for the Annapurna Conservation Area Project Permit is:

NRP 1000 or US$10 approx. for SAARC nationalities.

NRP 3000 or US$30 approx. for other nationalities.

NRP 100 for Nepali citizens.

Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit

The following permit is mandatory too and is required for entering the Tsum Valley. It is also mostly checked between Jagat and Dharapani.

The cost for the Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit is:

• September to November (Autumn Season): US$40 or NPR 5000 for the first week (the charges go up as you stay longer than that).
• December to August (Winter, Spring, and Summer Seasons): US$30 or NPR 3000 for the first week (the charges go up as you stay longer than that).

Independent trekking is not allowed here (there should be a minimum of two trekkers). All these permits are provided free of cost for children under 10 years of age.

Don’t worry, Access Nepal Tour and Trekking gets all the required Manaslu Tsum Valley trek permits on your behalf. No extra costs needed; the permit costs are already included in your package.

How to obtain Manaslu Tsum Valley trek permits?

In this section, we will discuss how you can obtain the Tsum Valley Manaslu Trek permits:

All the permits for the Manaslu Circuit, including the Manaslu Restricted Area Permit, the Manaslu Conservation Area Permit, and the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP), can be obtained from Kathmandu. You can easily get it from the Nepal Tourism Board (open from Saturday to Sunday).

Tsum Valley Restricted Area permit, on the other hand, needs to be applied for by a valid trekking agency of Nepal (can’t be applied for by a person). The trekking agency needs some personal documents that are required to apply.

Documents Needed For Manaslu Circuit and Tsum Valley Trek Permit

To obtain the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek permit, you require these documents:

• 1 Passport-size photo
• One scanned photograph
• A photocopy of your passport (with at least six months’ validity)
• Travel insurance papers
• Nepal tourist visa

Travel Insurance for the Manaslu and Tsum Valley Trek

Make sure to get the travel insurance for the Manaslu and Tsum Valley trek; it is a must. When you’re thinking of purchasing travel insurance, make sure it covers the following:

• Covers high-altitude trekking
• Emergency evacuation (whenever the situation gets way too bad)
• And other medical expenses

When you book our Tsum Valley trek with Manaslu Circuit package, you are in safe hands, although it isn’t easy to predict safety when trekking at higher altitudes. Thus, it is best to be prepared for unexpected scenarios too.

Even in the worst possible case, your insurance should cover trip cancellations and loss of your items. Thereby, you must go through the policies thoroughly before making the purchase decision.

When you land here, you must bring a valid proof of your insurance certificate.

How to Communicate during the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek?

During the Tsum Valley and Manaslu trek, the internet service will be there if you want to connect and get in touch with your near and dear ones. The teahouses that you’ll stay at include internet facilities, but that will cost you some pennies (extra charge).

Our Access Nepal team also remains in regular touch with you to know about the current status and everything through the main guide. You can also buy a local SIM card in Kathmandu.

Electricity and Charging Facility on the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek

In the majority of the teahouses on the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek trail, there will be the facility of electricity. Mostly, the purpose of electricity is to light the rooms, charge devices such as mobile phones, cameras, etc.

However, in villages of higher altitudes, you might have to use power sockets to charge your electronic devices at an extra cost.

Difficulty and Preparation for Manaslu Circuit and Tsum Valley Trek

Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek is a moderate to challenging graded trek. The trek requires some carefulness and a decent level of preparation. It is quite an adventurous journey, as we explore the most remote parts of the Manaslu Circuit and the Tsum Valley trek.

Even though the Manaslu Circuit and Tsum Valley trek is less hard than other popular treks in the Everest and Annapurna regions, you need an adequate level of fitness and should be in good physical shape. During the Manaslu Circuit and Tsum Valley trek, you must walk for around 5 to 7 hours on a daily basis.

When the elevation gains are more significant, we normally walk far less comparatively, around 3 to 4 hours only. 

The maximum altitude that this trek goes to is up to 5,160 meters (16,929 ft). Before booking the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek, you must ask yourself: Are you comfortable enough for the multi-day walking?

Apart from that, we strongly demand that you train your body and mind for an extensive duration. The Manaslu Tsum Valley trek is quite a challenging journey where your physical as well as mental strength will be tested to some limit.

Ranked as the ‘difficult’ trek, it includes walking in high altitudes, remote terrain, and for a good amount of duration, making it ideal for trekkers with some amount of experience.

Main Difficulty Factors

• First and foremost, the trek goes way above 5000 meters; the following limit gets reached when you surpass the Larkya Pass, located at an altitude of 5,160 meters (16,929 feet). So there is a high chance of Altitude Mountain Sickness (AMS).
• The duration of the whole trek is 18 days, so it requires great determination and mental resilience throughout the trek.
• The trail goes through remote regions having only limited accessibility. The facilities may be basic, and the remoteness adds a bit of depth, requiring trekkers to be self-reliant.

How to Prepare?

Get involved in a fitness training session for several months, and you may also come up with your own fitness routine. You should focus mainly on cardio exercises (hiking, walking up staircases, swimming, cycling, running), and leg-building exercises (mainly on thighs, knees, and calves).

You can practice hiking with a backpack. This allows you to get used to similar scenarios on the trek, carrying some weight. Increasing core strength and endurance is vital since the trek takes you to high altitudes.

Apart from physical preparation, mental preparation is also important. You should be mentally ready to go to a remote terrain and embrace the lifestyle you’re going to follow. You can engage in mindfulness practices, including deep breathing exercises and meditation.

You must make up your mind for the challenges ahead so that the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek becomes smooth and stress-free to some extent.

Altitude & Acclimatization

Since the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trek takes you to an altitude of over 5000 meters, there is a high chance of getting altitude sickness. Taking care of that, we’ve designed our itinerary in such a way as to follow proper acclimatization.

The only way to avoid altitude sickness is by acclimatizing properly. It can affect anyone, both experienced trekkers with proper fitness and vice versa.

Altitude sickness is a condition that affects you when you try to ascend or climb higher in a quick pace to a higher elevation. This way, your body can’t adjust properly to the lower oxygen levels at the higher altitude.

It usually occurs when you’re at a higher altitude. Thereby, acclimatization is vital, especially when you go above 2500 meters. Don’t worry, we’ll follow gradual elevation gain; this way, the acclimatization process becomes way smoother. And it ultimately reduces the chances of altitude sickness.

How to Prevent Altitude Sickness?

• Stay hydrated; drink 2 to 3 litres of water on a daily basis.
• Eat only healthy and nutritious meals during the trekking duration.
• Always check for your body’s signs.
• Don’t neglect the guide’s instructions; follow them in a strict manner.
• Acclimatize properly and take rest seriously.
• Don’t drink or smoke during trekking days.
• Carry a first aid kit, including all the important medications.

How safe are you on the Tsum Valley Manaslu trek?

With Access Nepal Tour and Trekking, you are in the right hands, as we prioritize safety very seriously.

When you book our packages, we make sure to feel comfortable in every possible area, from airport pickup, hotel stays, pre-trek briefing, and experienced guides to help you in the worst possible situations.

Since the trek lies in the restricted area, we have experienced, licensed guides so that you feel confident in the journey. To enter this region, licensed guides are mandatory. Our guides are well aware of the region and are trained in first aid and altitude awareness.

They are also used in handling emergency situations if one arises. We have also planned proper acclimatization days into the itinerary, keeping safety in mind. The route is also well-built, and there are no clear signs of danger.

Even though the trek reaches the higher altitudes, we follow precautions to reduce altitude sickness and other risks. We follow the right pace when walking and provide support throughout the trek.

Guide and Porter for Manaslu Tsum Valley Trekking

Access Nepal Tour and Trekking offers both a guide and a porter for you on the Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley trek. They are vital to make any trek experience smooth, relaxing, and memorable.

We have experienced, licensed guides who have proper knowledge about the Manaslu region. They will show you the pathway and maintain safety.

Our porters are physically strong and they can carry heavy weights and walk in higher altitudes. Your backpack and gear can be carried by them.

We provide 1 licensed, English-language-proficient guide for a maximum of six travelers. We offer 1 porter for a minimum of two trekkers for the Manaslu Circuit and Tsum Valley trek. Our weight limit for a porter is 20kg/44 lbs.

Important Things to Keep in Mind for Tsum Valley and Manaslu Trek

• You should bring layered clothing as the weather might change.
• Respect the local traditions, culture, and the people.
• Learn to adjust to simple living since the trek falls in a remote region.
• Carry water purifying tablets for drinking water.
• Hot showers will be available at an extra charge.
• Our support team will be there for you 24/7.

A Typical Day on the Tsum Valley and Manaslu Trek

A typical day on the Tsum Valley and Manaslu Trek looks like this once you book our package.

We will stay in a comfortable teahouse, wake up early you’ll get a mesmerizing view of the sun rising over the Himalayas. After that, we will have a healthy breakfast such as eggs, Tibetan bread, porridge, etc.

Once breakfast is done, we pack our essentials, check everything before we leave alongside the guide. The walking time begins as we pass through rocky and steep paths on our trek.

As we head ahead, the landscape also begins to change from terraced fields to huge gorges, and in between, you’ll get flashes of the beautiful peaks. The guide will help you navigate the trail and will lead the way, sharing his knowledge.

He/she will show different special monuments, including monasteries, mani walls, and many other visible attractions on the way. In between, you can take tea breaks, stop on the way if you get tired, and click pictures.

Around midday, we will have lunch in a teahouse where there will be plenty of meal options such as noodles, daal bhat, etc. Once the lunch is done, we will walk again, but this time the walk will not be so long and relaxing.

We’ll reach the destination village for the day by late afternoon, allowing your body to rest. You can also explore the surroundings if you want to. Teahouse rooms, though basic, are comfortable and cozy to stay in.

After that, we take off our boots and leave the walking for the next day. We’ll have the dinner served in the teahouse where we will be staying. You can have warm conversations and create a good bond with your fellow trekkers as well as your guide.

Next day’s discussion, trail briefing, and other fun activities are held at night, sitting by the fire. Also, you have to order your breakfast the night before so that it gets ready as you wake up early in the morning.

Glorious mountain peaks, twinking stars in a clear sky, it is a different kind of feeling. In the warmth of our sleeping bags after a tiring day, the sleep will be fantastic.

Overall Cost of the Manaslu Tsum Valley Trekking

Our trek packages are always affordable, include no hidden charges, and we provide fair pricing. Group size and other aspects fluctuate the pricing to some extent, but generally, the cost for the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek is USD for an 18-day itinerary.

It is an all-inclusive package, so the cost covers all the essential requirements for the Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley trek. This includes all the restricted area permits, guides, accommodations, meals, and all other vital aspects.

Lifestyle and Culture in Manaslu and Tsum Valley Trek

During the Manaslu and Tsum Valley trek, you’ll get to meet various kinds of people. Basically, there is a huge Tibetan influence, containing people of various castes, mainly Lama, Gurung, Rai, etc.

Each of them has a different culture, language, and traditions. The majority of them follow Buddhism, and in every village you’ll most probably see a monastery. Even the farmers of this region grow crops and vegetables that are most likely to grow in these kinds of conditions.

How to Book the Manaslu Circuit and Tsum Valley Trek?

Booking the Tsum Valley and Manaslu trek package is simple. All you have to do is click on the ‘Book Now’ button that you see on the right-hand side inside the package details section. This will take you to the booking procedure, fill in all the needed details, and there you go.

Make sure to pay 10% of the total amount of the tour cost in advance to book your place successfully. The remaining balance needs to be payed withing 24 hours of your arrival.

We accept wire transfers and card/online payments. Ready to book the Tsum Valley Manaslu trek package? Follow this link: Book the Tsum Valley Manaslu trek package.

Carry Extra Cash on the Manaslu and Tsum Valley Trek

We recommend that you carry some extra cash to handle your personal expenses for the Manaslu and Tsum Valley trek. You must withdraw the cash earlier in Kathmandu; once the trek begins, the trail will be completely remote, so you won’t get such facilities there.

These additional charges may be needed for purposes like charging electric devices such as mobile phones, for hot showers, and for Wi-fi service. Keeping all these things in mind, it’s best to carry around NPR 60,000 to 70,000 (USD 450-470) in total.

Why Rely on Access Nepal for the Manaslu Tsum Valley trek?

We, Access Nepal Tour and Trekking, have been in the industry for nearly two decades and have conducted hundreds of successful treks with happy customers. Our trekking guides and team are familiar with the Manaslu region.

On top of that, we provide cost-efficient trek packages, keeping fairness in mind, and also provide the best success rate. Our primary goal is to provide impeccable hospitality, with great support and safety at an affordable cost. There are also other popular trekking packages in the Manaslu region, including the 14-day Manaslu Circuit trek.

Feel free to book our Manaslu Circuit Tsum Valley trek package in Nepal. You will get to see amazing monasteries, scenic views of snowy mountains, and a glimpse of the world’s 8th-tallest peak with an amazing team that you’ll simply love.