Upper Mustang Trekking

16 Days

Overview

The Upper Mustang trek gained popularity after it opened up to tourism in 1992. This remote and unstirred region has seen a rise in tourism in the last few years.

It lies in the region between Manang and Dolpo in the north-central part of Nepal. It is very close to the Tibet region in China. It earned the name β€˜The Last Forbidden Kingdom’ as it was the last region in Nepal to be ruled by a king.

This region has a rich history and a vibrant culture. This has made this region quite popular with people who not just come to Nepal for its natural beauty but to experience the culture too. The word Mustang has been derived from the Tibetan word Mun Tan and its rough translation is fertile plain. Despite the name, this region lies in the rain-shadow area of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri range. This has turned the land into a mountain desert.

This isolated region boasts a different kind of culture and lifestyle. A region that has stayed away from the modern world, you will be amazed when you head to this region.

You will come across vast deserts and will occasionally find villages where you will find teahouses to spend the night.

This region is a barren landscape that has been changing with the constant erosion over the centuries. You will see the world-famous sky caves, which have baffled historians and archaeologists, as they are unable to find the origin of these sky caves.

Upper Mustang is certainly up there with the other trekking routes in Nepal.

Highlights

  • Unimpeded view of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Ranges.
  • The sky caves which are perched high up on the arid hills.
  • The walled city of Lo Manthang(also the capital of Mustang).
  • Flight from Pokhara to Jomsom which offers a spectacular view of the mountains.

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Upper Mustang Trekking
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  • 16 Days
  • Moderate
  • 3,810m/12,500ft
  • Trekking/Hiking
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