Upper Mustang Trekking in Nepal

Mustang is sub divided into two names as Upper and Lower Mustang. Upper Mustang is a sacred area in Nepal hidden in the Himalayan ranges of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. It is somewhat restricted area for the outsiders because it has the most unique historical & religious monuments and natural geographical features. So one has to get special permit from the Government of Nepal for trekking in this area.

Upper Mustang is a valley renowned with many beautiful names like a mystic valley, the last forbidden Himalayan Kingdom valley or the mini Tibet of Nepal. The Lo-Manthang is the capital of Upper Mustang. It is an antique Tibetan Village, with rare medieval Buddhist arts and exotic culture. The trek to this area is through an almost treeless barren landscape, a steep rocky trail with up and down hill, unbelievable panorama of Nilgiri, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri and several others peaks. Continue......

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