14 Days Upper Mustang trekking

You will be picked up at a predetermined pickup location by a representative of Nepalgram . They will then transport you through beautiful countryside to Pokhara. Also, the picturesque route travels through the magnificent regional landscapes.

Green slopes, wooded trails, and picturesque landscapes will all be there as you travel. You will also cross the lovely Trishuli River before stopping for lunch at Kurintar. You will then continue on with our trip to Pokhara.

We'll spend the evening wandering around Pokhara after we arrive. The town's various landmarks provide visitors wonderful opportunities for exploration. The Lakeside is a popular tourist destination in the area and offers visitors a tranquil setting. In Pokhara, we'll spend the night at a hotel.

You'll need to get up early to take a picturesque mountain flight from pokhara to Jomsom. The flight lasts around 20 minutes. The Himalayan peaks may be seen, including the Annapurna range, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and others. We will reach Jomsom after taking in the stunning mountain scenery.

You will meet the porters in Jomsom, who are necessary for high-altitude hikes in the area. Your journey to Kagbeni can begin. The Kag Choden monastery is one of the magnificent attractions in the picturesque village of Kagbeni. It is the entrance to Mustang and is reachable from Jomsom in about 3 hours.

You will travel along the region's distinctive paths. There are desolate, desert-like settings nearby. Also, you can see this breathtaking geographic panorama before you reach Kagbeni. In Kagbeni, you'll spend the night and unwind at a lodge or guesthouse.

The path today takes you up to the river valley along the bank of the Kali Gandaki while traversing tough terrain. As you ascend along these trails, the path gets wider. When hiking these trails, you can see mules transporting products from Mustang and Tibet.

Along these treks, visitors can enjoy take in the spectacular views of snow-capped mountains, including Nilgiri. We'll continue our hike after lunch to the Kali Gandaki River, where we'll use suspension bridges to cross. Before you reach Chele, the trail brings you up a long, rocky ascent. You'll be lodged or housed in a teahouse.

Today's trail begins with a strenuous ascent along these lovely pathways. On this day, you will hike for roughly 6-7 hours. You will travel through several amazing landscapes on your walk, including a narrow canyon. After you get to the narrow canyon leading to Samar, the plunge really starts.

From there, you will blaze a way up a ridge to the village. The valley is lovely and has lots of juniper trees. The final climb will take you to the mountain pass once you have crossed a river. Eventually, as we continue to descend, you will arrive at a tiny hamlet. After a few hours of walking, we will arrive in Syangboche, where we will spend the night.

At Syangboche, you will begin your trip across the stunning landscape of the area. The Kali Gandaki gorge and beautiful mountain views are both visible from this steep ascent. After there, you'll travel a number of different paths before falling. Then, as you go across the area, you will pass via Tamagaon and Chhunggar, among other towns.

Before reaching Jhaite, this trail will travel through traditional communities. You will travel on local routes that offer stunning views of the area's snow-capped mountains. Next you will make your way downward along the tranquil trail to Ghami. Your place of overnight repose will be the Ghami teahouse.

You will begin your ascent to Tsarang after the sun rises early in the morning. After a brief breakfast, you will set out on your excursion. A notable feature of this walk is a 250-meter-long prayer wall that is located along the trail.

After eating, we will continue on through a variety of landscapes and then cross a lovely river to ascend the magnificent Tsarang La Pass. You will travel through Tsarang as you descend downward from Tsarang La Pass. From this picturesque mountain community, you can see mountains covered in snow on all sides.

The track takes you to Lo Manthang, which is where we intend to end up. You will continue your journey while traveling through these breathtaking local sceneries. It takes close to 4 to 5 hours to travel the entire 11-kilometer route. The broad path gradually ascends hillsides.
The former capital of Kingdom Lo was Lo Manthang. It is a walled town where the Lo ethnic group has numerous settlements. Up until 2008, when Nepal's federal republic government was formally established, Lo was a monarchy. You'll spend the night in a neighborhood hotel in Lo Manthang.

We will acclimatize and tour Lo-Manthang, the region's geographic center, on this day. It is still about 50 kilometers from the border with Tibet. Between Nepal and Tibet, it served as the primary exchange point for garments and salt. To transport commodities and other items from Tibet, mules are still employed.

One of this lovely settlement's most appealing features is the 6-meter wall. Beautiful towers may be found in every part of the walled city of Lo-Manthang. There are numerous sites of cultural and religious importance in this walled city. You will go back to where you are staying and rest for the night after doing some exploring.

Following touring Lo-picturesque Manthang's sights, we'll begin our trip with an arduous ascent to Chogo La. (4,230m). You will have a fantastic adventure thanks to the amazing mountain pass that runs through the area. We'll follow the trail to Lo Gekar after navigating the mountain pass.

The main draw of Lo Gekar is the Ghar Gompa of the Lo Nyingma sect. The next stop on this trek is Muila Bhanjyang, where you may enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountain range. The next stop on the course is the stunning village of Dhamkar. At Dhamkar, you will spend the night at teahouses.

The route then declines to reach Ghami Village. Before climbing to Nya La Pass, you'll climb through earlier paths. Following that, you will hike down to Jhaite. After reaching Jhaite, you will eat lunch before continuing on to Syangboche. A few hours of walking will get you to Syangboche, where you will spend the night.

From Syangboche, our trail today takes you to Chusang. You pass by several significant local landmarks along this walk, including the well-known Ranching Chungs Cave. We will then continue our trip for a few hours till we reach Samare. This cave is a treasure that Buddhist pilgrims hold in great regard. According to local legend, Guru Rinpoche meditated in this cave in the eighth century.

You will continue your walk and pass across Taklam La and Djong La Pass after exploring the cave. Afterwards you will make your way down these pathways to the river before returning upward. Finally, we will reach Samara, where we will eat lunch. You will descend to Chusang Village for a few hours after lunch and some rest.You will stay at the Chusang guesthouse.

This walk to Jomsom takes you via a variety of amazing courses. To get to the well-known town of Jomsom, you must walk for about 5 to 6 hours via a variety of woodland trails, farms, rolling hills, and tiny communities. Throughout these treks, you'll be mesmerized by the stunning views of snow-capped mountains like Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri.

You will next make your way downward through a number of towns, including Jharkot and Khingar. Along these pathways, there are also numerous Buddhist chortens and monasteries. After that, you'll hike alongside the Kali Gandaki River till you arrive in Jomsom. There are numerous tourist attractions and gift shops along these pathways in the lovely city of Jomsom. At the Jomsom resort or guesthouse, you will have a nap.

You'll catch a flight to Pokhara after a magnificent sunrise wakes you up early. The spectacular mountain flight to Pokhara, which passes through several picturesque sceneries in the area, lasts around 25 minutes. When you get to Pokhara, you can stroll around the lovely lake city and check out some sights.

Pokhara is a tourist destination with top-notch tourist attractions. The World Peace Stupa, Devis Falls, museums, and Phewa Lake are just a few of the city's notable landmarks. Also, you can explore the magnificent Lakeside and unwind in its welcoming environment. The Lakeside neighborhood has hotels, cafes, bars, restaurants, and clubs. In Pokhara, you'll spend the entire night in a hotel.

After breakfast, you'll take a bus through a stunning rural area to Kathmandu. The journey takes about 6-7 hours and passes through some absolutely stunning scenery. You'll also view the local settlements around the Trishuli River. You can travel there after you arrive in Kathmandu.