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Bus, Airlines
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3 Stars Hotels
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4216 metres
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Kathmandu
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Eco-Tour, Hiking
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All meals during the trek
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English, Spanish, French, Chinese
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Easy to Moderate
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1-30
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10
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65
Overview
Nepal is a secular federal state as of 28th May 2008. The name of this country used to be the Nepal Kingdom before as it was ruled by the Shah dynasty king. Interestingly, Upper Mustang still practices the monarchial system at least in its area. Therefore, the place is also famously known as the Forbidden Kingdom of Nepal.
Trekkers who visit the region can experience the contrasting diversity of landscape, nature, and culture. Relish the chance to experience the Himalayan desert, caves, and the last village of Nepal bordering China. Upper Mustang Trek can be a splendid walking trip so far in your life as it endows attractions ranging from cultural to natural aspects with the mountain vistas as some added incentives.
The Upper Mustang region of Nepal is a mythically and naturally significant area. It is under a restricted trekking zone. Earlier, foreigners were not allowed to enter the place. Nowadays, people can visit the place only after getting a special permit. Trekkers have to fulfill certain requirements.
Highlights
- Walk back to the history of Lo Manthang after exploring the palace of king
- Walk freely without worrying about the rain as the region lies in the rain shadow area
- Spiritual feel walking through many Gompas, chortens, flapping prayer flags, and caves
- Catch a live glimpse of Tibetan influence on the everyday activities and culture of the locals
- Enticing views of Nilgiri, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and other chains of mountains
- Breathe the spirituality of the Tibetan like people and monks with their prayer flags
- Witness everyday life and culture of the local people who live closely like Tibetan