
Upper Mustang, Kathmandu, Nepal
A 17-day expedition offers an exclusive and captivating encounter, catering to travelers who desire a harmonious blend of cultural immersion and extreme altitude experiences.
Our 17-Day Upper Mustang Trek in Nepal: A Unique Journey into Ancient Tibet
Embark on an extraordinary adventure into the mystical and culturally rich region of Upper Mustang, often known as the "Last Forbidden Kingdom," during our 17-day trek. This expedition offers trekkers a unique blend of breathtaking natural beauty and ancient Tibetan heritage, traversing arid landscapes, deep canyons, and visiting stunning monasteries adorned with vibrant murals. Participants will have the opportunity to explore charming villages such as Kagbeni, Lo Manthang, and Charang, gaining insight into the traditional lifestyle of the Mustangi people.
The exclusive nature of this destination ensures travelers experience the preserved Buddhist traditions and architectural wonders that define this hidden gem, nestled in the rain-shadow of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges.
#Itinerary Overview:
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu, Nepal
Day 02: Sightseeing tour in Kathmandu and obtaining special permits for Upper Mustang.
Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara – approximately 7-8-hour drive.
Day 04: Fly to Jomsom (2,700 meters above sea level), then trek to Kagbeni (2,858 meters). The trek involves a 4-hour hike.
Day 05: Continue trekking towards Chele (3,050 meters). The journey lasts for 6 hours.
Day 06: Head to Syangboche (3,475 meters). The ascent requires 7 hours of hiking.
Day 07: Traverse Ghaymi (3,520 meters) over a 6-hour trek.
Day 08: Travel to Charang (3,500 meters). Another 5-hour trek awaits.
Day 09: Embark on the final leg of the journey to Lo-Manthang (3,700 meters). The 6-hour trek concludes here.
Day 10: Spend time acclimatizing in Lo-Manthang.
Day 11: Proceed to Drakmar (3,810 meters) via a 7-hour trek.
Day 12: Head to Ghiling (3,806 meters) after another 6-hour trek.
Day 13: Continue northward to Chhuksang (3,050 meters). The remaining 6-hour trek leads to Jomsom.
Day 14: Once again fly to Jomsom (2,700 meters). From there, proceed to the hotel.
Day 15: Return to Pokhara by plane and transfer to the hotel.
Day 16: Drive back to Kathmandu.
Day 17: Final departure from Nepal.
This meticulously planned itinerary allows visitors to immerse themselves deeply in the serene beauty and historical significance of Upper Mustang, creating unforgettable memories.
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Duration 17 days
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The 17-day Upper Mustang Trek is designed to cater to travelers seeking a harmonious blend of cultural immersion and extreme altitude experiences.
The trek starts in Kathmandu and ends at the hotel in Jomsom.
Each day's trek varies depending on the route but typically includes hikes lasting anywhere from 4 to 7 hours.
Participants can expect to visit stunning monasteries adorned with vibrant murals, charming villages such as Kagbeni, Lo Manthang, and Charang, and gain insights into the traditional lifestyle of the Mustangi people.
Special permits are obtained for participants wishing to enter Upper Mustang.
Yes, the trek involves a mix of steep ascents and descents through rugged terrain, making it suitable for experienced trekkers.
The trek can be done year-round, though the best times to visit are during the spring when temperatures are mild and the landscape is lush, and during the fall when the leaves change color.
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