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Manshi Top
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Manshi Top

Manshi Top is a 4.2 km trek in the Naran & Kaghan region of northern Pakistan with around 306 m of elevation gain.

Difficulty
Easy
Distance
4.2km
Elevation gain
441 m
Duration
2h
Best season
Jun – Sep

The journey

Manshi Top is a 4.2km easy hike in Mansehra. It climbs 441 m and takes about 2h.

Manshi Top is a 4.2 km trek in the Naran & Kaghan region of northern Pakistan with around 306 m of elevation gain.

Trail Statistics

4.2km
Distance
Total trail length
2h
Duration
Estimated hiking time
+441m
Elevation Gain
Total ascent
Easy
Difficulty
Trail difficulty level
Point to point
Route Type
Shape of the trail
2,880m
High Point
Highest elevation
-6m
Descent
Total descent

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Elevation profile

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Elevation2,4442,880 m · +441 m gain
0 km2.1 km4.2 km

Weather

Five-day forecast at the trailhead, 2,444 m.

  1. Today

    14°6°

    Precipitation 3.7

  2. Tomorrow

    17°5°

    Precipitation 1.2

  3. Sat

    19°8°

    Precipitation 1.5

  4. Sun

    19°8°

    Precipitation 0.4

  5. Mon

    20°9°

    Precipitation 1.2

Forecast from MET Norway, updated hourly.

Frequently asked questions

What makes the very beginning of the trek significantly harder than the end?

The trail starts with a steep, high-incline forest passage that rarely sees sunlight before finally opening up into level, gentle meadows.

Can tourists attempt to drive a 4x4 vehicle directly onto the meadow summit?

No, the rough jeep track ends abruptly down in the forest, meaning the final ascent can only be completed by foot or by renting local horses.

Which two legendary independent peaks are clearly visible from this viewpoint?

Standing on the crest gives hikers an unhindered, parallel view across the valley toward both Makra Peak and Musa ka Musalla.

Why is it virtually impossible to visit this location between December and April?

Massive winter precipitation drops over six feet of heavy snow onto the ridges, completely burying the trails and closing access

What seasonal infrastructure exists for hikers at the peak during summers?

A single rustic tuck-shop operates seasonally at the top to serve hot tea and basic snacks to trekkers battling the strong mountain winds

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