A turquoise glacial lake below the snow-capped Annapurna range, with two people seated at its shore

The Manang Valley Experience

A homage to the land that raised us.

The Manang Valley team beside two giant wine bottles outside the stone visitor centre at Bhratang

Manang Valley Visitor Center

Bhratang · 2,900m

A gateway to the Manang Valley experience, offering an immersive, hands-on journey into how one of Nepal’s unique high-altitude wineries operates. From the orchards and harvest to winemaking and the systems that sustain it, visitors can experience the journey from apple to bottle and discover the people, place, and craft behind Manang Valley Wine.

A hand holding a red apple in the orchard

Manang Valley Apple Farm

Bhratang · 2,900m

The heart of Manang Valley’s apple story, where 40 hectares of high-altitude orchards are home to 80,000 apple trees, growing Gala, Golden Delicious, and Fuji under the valley’s cold, dry mountain climate.

Terraced houses climbing a steep hillside in the Manang valley

Manang Valley Hydropower

Bhratang · 2,900m

Our dedicated 100 kW hydropower facility, powered by the waters of the Marshyangdi River, providing renewable energy for our winery while making responsible use of the valley’s natural resources.

The Farmhouse

Bhratang · 2,900m

Built with 70% naturally and locally sourced materials, The Farmhouse reflects the architecture, culture, and spirit of Manang. Simple in form yet rich in warmth, it offers guests a comfortable, immersive stay amidst the orchards and mountains of the valley.

Manang is a valley shaped by altitude, climate, culture, and centuries of life close to the land. At about 3,500 metres, it lies in the Annapurna region along the famed Annapurna Circuit.

Tilicho Lake

Manang District, Annapurna Region · 4,919 m

One of the world’s highest lakes, Tilicho Lake sits beneath the dramatic Annapurna range. Fed by glacial waters, its deep blue waters create one of the most striking landscapes in the Manang region, it is known for its demanding yet deeply rewarding trekking experience.

Two people seated at the shore of a turquoise lake below snow peaks

Blue Lake

Manang District, Annapurna Region · 4,150 m

Also known as Chindi Tal, this secluded alpine lake lies along the trekking route between Pisang and Manang. Known for its striking blue waters and remote mountain setting, it is one of the most mesmerizing stops along the Annapurna Circuit.

Green Lake

Manang District, Annapurna Region · 3,600–3,650 m

A hidden alpine lake near Upper Pisang, Green Lake is known for its distinctive emerald-green waters and reflections of the surrounding Himalayan peaks. Its quieter setting offers a peaceful contrast to the well-travelled Annapurna Circuit.

Come up to Bhratang, and stay a while.

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