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Mustang Trekking

Mustang Trekking has been allowed for foreign tourist into the region since 1992, with special permit to enter, costing US$50 per day per person.

About the region

Mustang Trekking Package - Best Trekking in Upper Mustang, Nepal
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our Mustang Trekking Package, and witness the untouched beauty and ancient traditions of Upper Mustang, Nepal. This hidden gem, once a restricted demilitarized area, is now open to explorers and is often hailed as the Best Trekking Destination in the region.

Our Mustang Trekking Package is meticulously crafted to offer you an immersive experience of this enchanted region. From navigating through the rugged terrains to experiencing the rich cultural tapestry, we ensure every moment spent in Upper Mustang is unforgettable.

Inclusion of local guides, comfortable accommodations, and well-planned itineraries make this package the ideal choice for those seeking to unravel the mysteries of Mustang. So, lace-up your trekking boots, grab your camera, and join us as we traverse through the untouched landscapes and delve into the rich heritage of Upper Mustang, Nepal. Your adventure of a lifetime awaits!

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Why Mustang Should be Visited?

Untouched Beauty

Nestled in the shadows of the Himalayas, Mustang offers landscapes like no other — from barren cliffs and sparsely vegetated hills to vibrant fields, the raw, natural beauty of Mustang is a feast for the senses.

Rich Heritage

Stepping into Mustang is like traveling back in time. The region is steeped in history, with ancient monasteries, traditional Tibetan culture, and centuries-old cave dwellings, providing a unique glimpse into the life of the early inhabitants.

Mystical Lo Manthang

The walled city of Lo Manthang, the former capital of the Kingdom of Lo, holds a mystique that is unparalleled. With its ancient palaces, Buddhist temples, and a vibrant local community, it's a living museum of Tibetan culture.

Diverse Flora and Fauna

Mustang is home to a variety of rare and endemic species. Trekking through the region, you'll encounter a biodiversity that adds a different dimension to your adventure, from the elusive snow leopard to the vibrant rhododendron forests.

Festivals and Traditions

Immerse yourself in the local culture by timing your visit with the annual Tiji Festival, a three-day ritual known for its vibrant dances and celebrations, or experience the daily life of the friendly locals who preserve their traditions with pride.

Adventure Awaits

Whether you are navigating through deep gorges, crossing suspension bridges, or ascending to the stunning viewpoints, Mustang offers a variety of trails for both novice and experienced trekkers, ensuring an adventure at every turn.

A Photographer’s Paradise

The contrast between the stark landscapes, the azure sky, and the colorful traditional attire of the locals makes Mustang a haven for photography enthusiasts. Every frame captured is a story untold, a memory preserved.

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Know before you go

Stay safe at altitude

Ascend gradually, take rest days, drink water and tell your guide about any symptoms.

Water

Treat stream water. Bottled water is available, but packing a filter keeps plastic off the trail.

Electricity

Lodges above the road may charge to power devices. A power bank is worth packing.

Permits

Park and local permits are arranged as part of your trip. Bring passport photos for the paperwork.

Seasons

When to go

Jan – Mar

Winter

Quieter trails and cold nights higher up. Lower routes are the comfortable choice.

BestApr – Jun

Spring

Warm, dry days and the main climbing season.

Jun – Sep

Monsoon

Rain and cloud on most trails, with clearer weather in rain-shadow valleys.

BestOct – Dec

Autumn

Clear air after the monsoon and the finest mountain views of the year.