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Upper Mustang Trekking

The historical remote Mustang trek region is also known as the Last Forbidden Kingdom, since the region was restricted for outsiders until Nepal Government announced the opening of the restricted area

Starting From
2250

Trip Days

17

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The historical remote Mustang trek region is also known as the Last Forbidden Kingdom, since the region was restricted for outsiders until Nepal Government announced the opening of the restricted areas in October 1991. It lies just north of the main Himalayan range of Nepal. Mustang is a land where the soul of the man is still considered to be as real as the feet he walks on a land said to be “barren as a dead deer” but where beauty and happiness around inspite of hardship of the Tibetan Kingdom of Gungthang until 1830’s. The wall city of ‘Lo Monthang’ is unofficial capital of Mustang still remains a kingdom within a kingdom. The early history to ‘Lo Monthang’ is embellished in myth and legend rather than the recorded fact. The city wall and the four storey palace in Lo-Manthang are some of the beautiful architectures of Mustang region.  Mustang has maintained its status as a separate principality until 1951. The king of ‘Lo Monthang’ still retains his title and he has been given the honorary rank of Colonel in the Nepal army.

Trekking in Mustang was officially opened in 1992. It allows limited numbers of trekkers each year in order to protect and conserve the local Tibetan tradition and the fragile environment. A trek into this fabled, big and forbidden kingdom is consists of grid valley, eroded canyons, ochre valley, yak caravans, colourful-painted mud brick houses on the back dropped of majestic mountain of Nilgiri, Tukche, Annapurna and Dhaulagiri that makes your medieval walled kingdom Mustang trekking a very especial one.


Extra Information

  • Day 1
    Arrival at Kathmandu airport and transfer to hotel.
  • Day 2
    We collect permits, prepare for the trip and possibly visit the ancient temples in Kathmandu.
  • Day 3
    We will either fly or drive to Pokhara. If arrived by plane, there is enough time to sightsee.
  • Day 4
    Fly to Jomsom (8,921ft; 2,720m) and then trek to Kagbeni (9,216ft; 2,810m)
  • Day 5
    Trek to Chele (10,004ft; 3,050m) via Tangbe/Chhusang.
  • Day 6
    Trek to Gilling (11,709ft; 3,570m). Here we will explore the monasteries and village.
  • Day 7
    Trek to Ghami (3,460m; 11,352ft). Then explore the monasteries and village.
  • Day 8
    Trek to Charanag (11,677ft; 3,560m). Then explore the monasteries and village.
  • Day 9
    Trek to Lo Manthang (12,238ft; 3,730m). Here we visit monasteries, the king’s palace and museum.
  • Day 10
    Excursion to the village of Choser, and then back to Lo Manthang after visting the monasteries and caves.
  • Day 11
    Trek to Ghargompa, and visit the monastery.
  • Day 12
    Trek to Chele (10,004ft; 3,050m).
  • Day 13
    Trek to Kagbeni (9,216ft; 2,810m).
  • Day 14
    Trek to Jomsom.
  • Day 15
    Fly back to Pokhara for sightseeing around the lakeside.
  • Day 16
    Fly back to Kathmandu and transfer to the hotel.
  • Day 17
    Final Departure to your sweet home country or your own destination

  1. Pick and Drop
  2. Accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara with BB plan in twin sharing room.
  3. All the permits
  4. Kathmandu-Pokhara-Jomsom-Pokhara-Kathmandu by flight.
  5. Accommodation in local available lodges during the trip.
  6. Guide and necessary staff.
  7. Three Meals(Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) with hot drinks(Tea or coffee)
  8. Entrance fees 
  1. Your International flight tickets.
  2. Your Nepal visa fees
  3. Food in Kathmandu and Pokhara city
  4. Your personal expenses
  5. Bar bills
  6. Shower, use of telephone or internet wifi
  7. Emergency evacuation in case you need horse, helicopter or any other means of transportation
  8. Any other unseen expenses other than above mentioned.

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