Typical food for this circuit trek is Nepalese Dal Bhat which is made of rice, lentils, and veggies. The tea house menu is also available for trekkers to pick from. Typical dishes include omelets, bread, boiled eggs, noodle soup, and vegetarian curry. Purely vegetarian or vegan food is also available on the trek. Rooms are typically shared accommodations. Private room facilities are available in some locations for an additional cost. Most tea shops in the Manasalu region have western-style toilets with cold running water. Hot showers are available, but there is an additional charge to use them.

The best seasons for trekking in  Manasalu Circuit Trek are spring (February through May) and autumn (September through December). While the monsoons are not suitable for traversing the routes because the hillsides are not suitable for trekkers, the winters are cold, and the weather appears undesirable for trekking. So, Trekking is generally recommended in spring and autumn. During this time, you can enjoy the best views of the mountains, and the temperatures are pleasant.

Manasalu Circuit Trekking is a moderate to difficult grade trek at the foot of Mt.Manasalu. It is a tough climb for 12 days, with the altitude from the lowest point to the highest point of the trekking rising by 1,528 m. The most challenging day of the entire trek is when you cross the Larkya La Pass. A relaxing day at Samdo makes this quite worth it.

Many health centers on the trek provide primary medical care. In an emergency, you can plan your return to Kathmandu. Make sure you have filled your prescription in the city because it's conceivable that the typical medicines you need won't be available. For emergency medical care, helicopter rescue can carry out rescue operations. Water for personal hygiene is readily available along the route. The toilet is basic but clean. Despite being simple, the restrooms are clean. Hot showers are available for a reasonable fee. Hot showers are available at an affordable price.

The Manaslu Circuit trek typically takes about 12-14 days to complete, depending on the route and pace of the trekker.

The Manaslu Circuit Trek is considered a moderate to challenging trek, with some steeper sections of the trail. It is necessary for trekkers to be in good physical shape and to acclimatize suitably to the high altitude in order to completely relish the trek.

The best time of the year to do the Manaslu Circuit Trek is during the dry seasons of September to November and March to May. These months offer the best weather conditions for trekking, with clear skies to enjoy the adventure and warmer temperatures.

The total distance to be traveled of the  Manaslu Circuit Trek is 177 kilometers (110 miles). The distance can, however, vary from itinerary to itinerary. 

The trekkers must have a special restricted area permit provided by the department of immigration to trek through the Manaslu Circuit Trek.

The Manaslu Circuit Trek costs US 70$ per week per person and US $10 per day per person after a week from September to November. and US $50 per week per person and US $7 per day per person after a week from December to August.