Mustang region trekking is a vast opportunity to explore the delightful local adventure in the Himalayan landscape; it offers rich Buddhist Culture, Tibetan region, and local lifestyle between the border of Nepal and Tibet. The journey is going to be the deepest incident for trekkers. The Mustang region package is categorized; as rain gloominess. Trek to Upper Mustang regions; can be a brilliant moment in your life, and experience also chances to catch the delightful views of Mt. Dhaulagiri (8167m/26,795feet), Annapurna I (8091m/26,545feet), Tukche Peak (6920m/22,703feet), Nilgiri Himal (7061m/23,166feet) and Tibet Peak, etc.
Mustang Region trekking has been open for foreign travelers/trekkers since 1992. after that, trekking to special Upper – Mustang is regulated. The foreign trekkers need to take a special permit to go through, costing U$D 500 per person per week, and after that day person U$D 50 or convertible foreign currency. Most trekkers travel by foot over the same buy-and-sell route used in the 15th century. More than a thousand trekkers come; to visit every year; to the Upper – Mustang Region.
The Upper Mustang Region trek itinerary allows an abundance of time to discover the main town of Lo-Manthang. The remarkable walled delightful Mustang trek is scheduled during the summer season, while the local peoples are the most lively in the fields village and Buddhist monasteries. The main trek starting point and ending point at Jomsom. From here can fly to Pokhara – Jomsom – Pokhara or take a local bus/jeep to Pokhara – Jomsom – Pokhara.
The Mustang Valley Region trekking is situated west part of the Nepal Himalayas. Mustang district has a chance to explore, which is unique and quite a different landscape, local culture, traditional costume, and history. Mustang trek, mostly untouched by the outside world in the 16th-century Monasteriy remained active, adorned with unrivaled frescoes, thanka art, and status-beautiful deities preserving old traditional local culture. The Mustang region is the land of buckwheat, barley fields’ pastures for grazing herds.
Mustang trek, the first visitor was Toni Hagen, a Swiss traveler, and geologist who visited in 1952. France Michel Peisseli is considered the first westerner to stay in Lo-Manthang Village during the first authorized exploration of Mustang in 1964.
