The residents of the dense Gurung community in the villages of Barpak, Laprak, and Gumda are dedicated to the growth and promotion of tourism with the blessings of cultural norms. The Gurung people are renowned for their generosity and bravery. They have a custom of providing their guests with the best they offer, including delectable cuisine, refreshing beverages, and cozy apparel. They also have a long history of folk dance and music, which they showcase at celebrations and ceremonies. The people in the region have a strong tradition of using local resources for various purposes. They use medicinal plants and herbs for treating various ailments, and they also make traditional handicrafts from locally sourced materials. These include weaving, woodcarving, and pottery. The Tibetan New Year, commonly referred to as Losar, is one of the most prominent rituals in the Manaslu region. This is usually held in February or March, and it is celebrated with a number of colorful rituals and activities. During Losar, families cook traditional foods, including Momos, Thukpa, and Khapse.