Upper Mustang trek is a popular destination for travelers, who would like to be very remote area and explores the ancient tibetan Monastery, more than thousand years of hundreds ruined cave and Himalayan mountain desert with local tribes domain with Tibetan society are the main attraction of this areas.  Upper Mustang region is located on the western Himalayan range and adjoining plateau of Tibetan border of the Nepal. Mustang is a rain shadow area and still has a Mustangi Raja (state king of the Mustang) only one state king of Nepal, fossils on the river bank another attraction for the travels.Every year in Upper Mustang Lo-Manthang they celiberate famous festival Tiji also another attraction for Tourist.

The Tiji festival is a three-day ritual known as "The chasing of the Demons" and it is centered around the Tiji myth. Tiji tells the story of a deity named Dorje Jono who must battle against his demon father to save the Kingdom of Mustang from destruction. The demon father wreaks havoc on Mustang by creating a water shortage which, in this extremely arid land, is the most precious life-sustaining resource. Dorje Jono eventually defeats the demon and banishes him from the land.

Upper Mustang trek start from the Pokhara a beautiful lake town of the western Nepal and crossing the Annapurna conservation area will get to Upper Mustang. Either fly to Jomsom or walk from the Beni will reach at entry point of upper Mustang called Kagbeni. We start our Upper Mustang trek through the Holy river bank of Kaligandaki and follow the up stream to get to Lo-Mangthang, which is capital of the upper Mustang. On Mustang trek you may have chance to explore the thousand years of old monastery, caves, local tribes and scenic beauties of the different landscapes. You will have a great chance to accomplish the blessing from the King and the royal palace during the visit. The trek to Lo-Manthang is through an almost tree-less barren landscape, a steep rocky trail up and down hill and panoramic views of Nilgiri, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri and several other peaks make your trek wonderfully.

The Home Ministry of Nepal announced the opening of the restricted areas in October 1991. There is also strict control in obtaining a special permit from the department of immigration to protect their tradition from outside influence as well as to protect their environment. The high desert region of the Tibetan influence, Kaligandaki, from the Tibetan border south to Kagbeni is generally referred to as "Upper Mustang" that has its own nominal king.

Program Itinerary (Short)

Cost Includes;

• Airport Pick up & drop off transportation by private vehicle,
• Welcome dinner in Kathmandu,
• Twin sharing accommodation at Kathmandu and Pokhara on Standard Hotel as per
• Sightseeing in Kathmandu escorted with English Speaking Guide,
• Kathmandu/Pokhara/Kathmandu (Tourist vehicle),on the way rafting
• Flight ticket Pokhara - Jomsom - Pokhara,
• Accommodation in Camp during trek on twin sharing basis, The tent will be provided for single peoples as well.
• Hot shower in tea houses by the camping sites( Hotel Shower will be provided every two days on trek)
• Hot Meals (Breakfast, lunch, dinner) during trekking by experienced cook,
• Local fresh fruits like orange, apple, banana and grape etc,
• Trekking map for group, -
• All necessary paperwork & Permits for treks,
• All hire costs for a trek staff and their equipment (a first aid and eco trained & Government license holding English speaking guide and necessary porters while on trek),
• Tent, mattress, sleeping bag, cooking utensils and other camping equipment.
• Tims Card( Trekker’s Information Management Systems)& Acap Permit(Annapurna Conservation Area permit)
• All government taxes,
• Farewell dinner in Kathmandu,
• Horse riding from Jomsom to Ekley-Bhatti village.

Cost Excludes:

• International Airfare
• Nepal Visa fee (US$ 40 per person for 30 days)
• Airport Departure taxes/Excess baggage charges.
• Travel Insurance and medical evacuation in case of emergency,
• Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara except the welcome and farewell ones.
• Personal gear & clothing (available on hire),
• Tips, any expenses of personal nature,
• Bottled mineral water, soft/hard drinks (beer, wine, etc)
• Expenses incurred due to mishaps, landslide, strikes, political unrest etc. In such case extra expenses should be expected,