Mustang Region

Mustang is a popular destination for trekking and mountain sightseeing with an altitude of 3840 kilometers. It is divided into Lower and Upper Mustang, and despite being relatively unexplored, it offers a unique opportunity to experience both Tibetan and Nepalese cultures as it is located near the Tibetan Plateau. Lower Mustang is famous for its natural scenery, while Upper Mustang is known for its trekking trails, monasteries, caves, and local tribes. The region is abundant in vegetation, including rhododendron plantations and apple fields, and visitors can immerse themselves in the rich Buddhist culture. Exploring the Tibetan shrines, monasteries, caves, and villages is a great way to experience the "Mini Tibet in Nepal" and learn about the mountain people's lifestyle, customs, and daily routines. This rugged and mystical region in the North-West part of Nepal is a perfect destination for backpackers, trekkers, or anyone looking for a break from the commercial life and a chance to spend some time in the Himalayas. With its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, Mustang is an excellent choice for those seeking an authentic travel experience.