Upper Mustang Lo Manthang Trek

USD 1,500
  • Activities
    Upper Mustang Lo Manthang Trek
  • Max Elevation
    Lo Manthang at 3,780m the capital of Upper Mustang
  • Trip Duration
    18 Days
  • Trip Grade
    Moderate & Adventurous
  • Lodging
    Tea House Trek
  • Meals
    Full board on Trek, BB plan on City
  • Transportation
    Private vehicle & flight
  • Communication
    Yes
  • Group Size
    Minimum 2
  • Best Season
    Autumn and Spring
  • Per Day Walk
    Approx. 5 - 6

Trip Highlights:

  • Explore the small kingdom of Upper Mustang with its amazing landscapes, terraces, ancient historical monuments and caves, and their archaeological evidence 
  • Upper Mustang Lo Manthang Trek in Nepal has a Magnificent panorama of the world’s well-known Himalayas – Annapurna Massif, Dhaulagiri range, and many more snow-capped peaks
  • Experience cultural tour at remote traditional villages – Tibetan culture influenced villagers with rich in hospitality

Upper Mustang Lo Manthang Trek in Nepal gives a Magnificent adventure journey of Upper Mustang and Lo Manthang is located in the northwest Himalayan range. The place is situated in between the Tibetan plateau and Dhaulagiri- Annapurna Himalayan range inside the Mustang region of Nepal.

Upper Mustang is a large high valley, arid and dry, characterized by eroded canyons, colorful stratified rock formations, and has a barren, desert-like appearance. One of the most interesting features of Mustang is hundreds of cliff dwellings, some of which look completely inaccessible. The most recent theory is that they may date 8-10,000 BC when Mustang was a much greener land.

Nepal Guide Treks & Expeditions extends its best to improve this trip to Upper Mustang as the motorable road has been constructed during the last few years. We offer the best trekking part avoiding the road as possible, as the journey heads to the final destination at Lo Manthang the walled village for the last 100-200 years.

The upper Mustang and Lo Manthang Trek with Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition begin after the windswept lower Mustang at Jomsom, the capital of the Mustang district but the real Tibetan style district lies north of Kagbeni and is usually known as Upper Mustang. Journey heads towards north meeting the Upper Mustang trail at Kagbeni. One day’s exploration of Upper Mustang and Lo Manthang offers you to explore ancient gompas, cultural villages, highly diverse landscapes, spectacular Himalayan range.

After having the wonderful time at Upper Mustang Trek in Nepal the return journey heads back by another alternative route towards Muktinath a high pilgrimage spot for Hindus & Buddhists where the trail from Thorang-la meets and then finally back to Jomsom for the last final night in this charming windswept town Jomsom then a scenic flight back to Pokhara.

 

  • Day 01: Arrive at Kathmandu [1345m/4411ft] & Transfer to Hotel

    Our airport arrival and departure representative will be at Tribhuvan International Airport on your arrival schedule. You will be transferred to the hotel and our staff will help you until the check-in procedure ends at Hotel. Either you can have rest at Hotel or visit NGT’s office. In the evening, join our welcome dinner program organized by Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition Team.

    Accommodation: Hotel/Resort
    Meals: BB Plan + Welcome Dinner.

  • Day 02: Sightseeing at Kathmandu

    Click here for detailed info about World Heritage of UNESCO in Nepal
    Note: It is not possible to visit all world heritage sites in Kathmandu within a day. So you can choose at least 3-4 places for a day sightseeing.

    Accommodation: Hotel/Resort
    Meals: BB Plan

  • Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara [820m/2689ft] [5 hrs Drive]

    You depart for the six hours drive to Pokhara (915m,), 200 kilometers west of Kathmandu. As you climb out of the Kathmandu valley, only to quickly descend again to the Trisuli River, you follow upstream to its junction with the Marsyangdi River. You follow the Marsyandi gently up through heavily terraced fields and small hill towns to the Seti River that takes you directly into Pokhara. Having pleasant weather, Pokhara is a tourist’s paradise full of natural as well as cultural heritage sites such as lakes, caves, temples of Buddhists and Hindus along with mountains. You can observe views to the north across the hills and Phewa Tal (lake) to the white peaks of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. This drive will take most of the morning, leaving much of the afternoon to fall in love with its beauty. You can also fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara which takes about 25 minutes.

    Accommodation: Hotel/Resort
    Meals: BB Plan

  • Day 04: Morning flight to Jomsom [2713m/8898ft] & Trek to Kagbeni [2810m/9216ft] [3-4 Hrs Trek]

    You take the early morning flight which again will give close-up views of the Annapurna range, Dhaulre is about 80 families living here, most of the traders who are the link in the chain between modern Nepal and Ratnagiri and nearby satellites, 25 minutes flight in a small aircraft. Directly north of Jomsom is the pretty village of Kagbeni, where the resideTibetan-type people of Mustang. Just out of Jomsom you cross a small hanging bridge and then walk along the banks of the Kali Gandaki. The trail is quite barren with craggy rocks and sand and is mostly flat, which makes it very easy going. This very easy, enjoyable start is at the same time picturesque, with views of big peaks all around such as Dhaulagiri (26,794ft), Tukuche (22,703ft), and in the west the awesome mountain above Kagbeni, Nilgiri (22,769ft). Over to the south and south-west can be seen the entire Annapurna Massif. You are more than likely to meet Indian pilgrims on their way to and from Muktinath on this stretch, and other Europeans for an hour or two who will be on the world-famous Annapurna Circuit. Upon reaching Kagbeni there is a taste of scenes to come in Upper Mustang, what with its narrow alleyways and tunnels, irrigation canals, green fields of wheat and barley, and a large red gompa. At the police check-post at the north end of the village there is a sign saying ‘Restricted area, tourists please do not go beyond this point. Here you will complete your paperwork formalities for you to enter this long-forbidden region of Nepal. ACAP has set up a very interesting information post here with displays of Mustang artifacts and photos.

    Accommodation: Tea Houses/Lodge
    Meals: All Meals – Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

  • Day 05: Trek from Kagbeni to Chuksang [2900m/9512ft] [4-5 hrs Trek]

    You trek right up the river valley, but you use a combination of the high trail and the riverbank pathways. The trail then widens significantly revealing an endless stretch of sand but the path is kept interesting by the passing of mule trains bearing goods from Mustang and Tibet. On the west bank of the river are some caves and Gompa Kang. Unlike most monasteries in Upper Mustang which are of the Sakyapa sect, Gompa Kang is of the Nyingmapa sect. You stop for lunch at the village of Tangbe, where you come across the first black, white and red Chortens that typify Upper Mustang. The little town is a labyrinth of narrow alleys among whitewashed houses, fields of buckwheat and barley and apple orchards. Nilgiri Peak continues to dominate the southern skyline. Chusang village is only about 2hrs walk beyond Tangbe at the confluence of the Narshing Khola and the Kali Gandaki. There are three separate parts to this village and some ruined castle walls on the surrounding cliffs. Across the river from Chusang are some spectacular red organge pipe eroded cliffs above the mouths of some inaccessible caves.

    Accommodation: Tea Houses/Lodge
    Meals: All Meals – Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

  • Day 06: Trek from Chuksang to Samar [3150m/10332ft] [3-4 hrs Trek]

    There is a distinct change here, not only in the topography, but also in the culture, lifestyle, and people, and the settlements become more scattered, smaller, and more basic. The people of Lo or Mustang do practice agriculture, but because of the lack of rain and fertile soil, cultivation is in sheltered plots of land, scattering the brown landscape with patches of green. Continuing north, you reach a huge red chunk of conglomerate that has fallen from the cliffs above, forming a tunnel through which the river flows. A steel bridge spans the river just in front of the tunnel and north of here the Kali Gandaki becomes impassable on foot. The trek now leaves the valley and climbs steeply up a rocky alley to the village of Chele. Watch out here for the ferocious Tibetan mastiffs which are chained to many of the houses. From Chele, you climb a steep spur and then continue ascending along the side of a spectacular steep canyon to a pass. Beyond the pass, you descend on a pleasant trail to Samar, situated in a grove of poplar trees. This is a major stopping place for horse and mule caravans.

    Accommodation: Tea Houses/Lodge
    Meals: All Meals – B/F, Lunch & Dinner

  • Day 07: Trek from Samar to Geling [3510m/11513ft] [5-6 hrs Trek]

    You climb above Samar to a ridge and then descend into a large gorge past a Chorten before entering another valley filled with juniper trees. You then cross a stream and after climbing to a pass, you descend along a ridge to Shyangmochen a tiny settlement with a few tea shops. Nearby is Rangbyung, a cave containing stalagmites that have formed in the shape of Chorten and one of the holiest places in Mustang. The trail climbs gently from Shyangmochen and you enter another huge valley before descending to Geling with its extensive fields of barley. As in all the settlements of Mustang, the white and ochre-painted houses are constructed using mud and stones, with roofs made of twigs, straw, and a mixture of mud and pebbles.

    Accommodation: Tea Houses/Lodge
    Meals: All Meals – B/F, Lunch & Dinner

  • Day 08: Trek from Giling to Ghami [3490m/11447ft] via Ghami La [3520m/11546ft] [5-6 hrs Trek]

    From Geling the trail climbs gently through fields, up the center of the valley, passing above the settlement of Tama Gun and an imposing Chorten. You then begin a taxing climb across the head of the valley to the Nyi La [3840m]. The descent from the pass is quite gentle and about half an hour further on we come to a trail junction; the right trail is the direct route to Charang, the left trail leads to Ghami. Ghami is a large white-washed village sheltered by overhanging cliffs.

    Accommodation: Tea Houses/Lodge
    Meals: All Meals – B/F, Lunch & Dinner

  • Day 09: Trek from Ghami to Tsarang [3620m/11873ft] [5-6 hrs Trek]

    Today’s walk is through perhaps the driest part of Mustang, and much of your energy will be spent negotiating loose, dry soil. However, the magnificent views of the countryside, from the gentle contours of the north to the rugged mountains in the east and west, are a source of inspiration. Finally, you come to Charang, a large spread-out village at the top of the Charang Chu canyon. At the eastern end of the village are a huge dzong [fortress] and a red gompa which houses an excellent collection of statues and thangkas.

    Accommodation: Tea Houses/Lodge
    Meals: All Meals – B/F, Lunch & Dinner

  • Day 10: Trek from Tsarang to Lo-Manthang [3730m/12234ft] [3-4 hrs Trek]

    You will spend part of the morning exploring the interesting village of Charang and its large monastery, before setting out for Lo Manthang. You climb gently above the valley to a large isolated Chorten that marks the boundary between Charang and Lo. The trail then broadens and eventually you get your first view of the walled city of Lo Manthang. The city has only one entrance so you circumambulate the wall to the gate on the northeast corner.

    Accommodation: Tea Houses/Lodge
    Meals: All Meals – B/F, Lunch & Dinner

  • Day 11: Free Exploration day at Upper Mustang – Lo Manthang

    The city contains about 150 houses, as well as residences for its many lamas. There are four major temples within the city and one of these, Champa Lhakang, contains a huge clay statue of Buddha as well as elaborates mandalas painted on the walls. The king’s palace is an imposing building in the center of the city and is occupied by the current King and Queen. Although his duties are largely ceremonial, the King is respected by the people and consulted about many issues by villagers throughout the kingdom.

    Accommodation: Tea Houses/Lodge
    Meals: All Meals – B/F, Lunch & Dinner

  • Day 12: Trek from Lo-Manthang to Ghami [3490m/11447ft] [5-6 hrs Trek]

    You continue your journey on the highland route, crossing alpine meadows before dropping down a steep eroded alley to Dhakmar for lunch. After lunch, you walk through the pretty valley, climb to a ridge and descend from there back to Ghami.

    Accommodation: Tea Houses/Lodge
    Meals: All Meals – B/F, Lunch & Dinner

  • Day 13: Trek from Ghami to Chuksang [2900m/9512ft] [5-6 hrs Trek]

    You trek through a wide and gentle path with some ascends and descends. The trail passes through desert-like places though you can see some small thorny bushes. On the way, your trail goes along the river. You come across some small streams. To reach from Ghami to Chuksang, you cross Kali Gandaki River.

    Accommodation: Tea Houses/Lodge
    Meals: All Meals – B/F, Lunch & Dinner

  • Day 14: Trek from Chuksang to Muktinath [3,800/12,467ft] [6-7 hrs Trek]

    The trail follows a gently ascend and winding path passing through almost desert-like places. On the way, you see at a distance some agricultural fields, apple orchards, and some human settlements. You can enjoy the beautiful deserted landscape, Caves, old Tibetan Style Villages, apple Garden, Yaks Herds, Sheep Herds, straight up to the Muktinath, visit Monastery believed to be built in the 15th century, walk about twenty minutes to Muktinath Temple, where you can enjoy a holy bath of 108 Taps, Visit Monastery, Natural flaming, and Hindus Temple. The people of Muktinath are close to the lifestyle, culture, religion, and ideas of Tibetan people.

    Accommodation: Tea Houses/Lodge
    Meals: All Meals – B/F, Lunch & Dinner

  • Day 15: Trek from Muktinath to Jomsom [5-6 hrs Trek]

    Easy day, the trail gradually ascends to Eklebhati at Kali Gandaki River valley, walk another two hours along the wide sandy and windy valley. The way moves between two hills.

    Accommodation: Tea Houses/Lodge
    Meals: All Meals – B/F, Lunch & Dinner

  • Day 16: Fly from Jomsom to Pokhara [25 min fly] –full day leisure activity in Pokhara

    The flights are available during the morning time. The strong breeze blows during the after and frequent change in the weather prevent the flight from being landed and taken off in the afternoon. During the flights in the morning, the sky looks very clear which makes you able to enjoy the splendid views of different mountain peaks.

    Accommodation: Hotel/Resort
    Meals: BB Plan

  • Day 17: Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu

    While driving from Pokhara to Kathmandu, you head up to Damauli, Dumre, Muglin, and Kurintar where Nepal’s first Cable car is operated to reach Manakamana Temple. En route, you could enjoy the mountain views, green sceneries, rice terrace fields, vegetable fields, and people being engaged in their daily life activities. From Naubishe you climb up to Thankot, the gateway to the capital city.

    Accommodation: Hotel/Resort
    Meals: BB Plan + Farewell Dinner

  • Day 18: International Departure as per flight schedule

    Our representative will drop you at the International Airport as per your flight schedule.

What's included?
  • Airport Arrival and Departure transfer by private vehicle.
  • Hotel/Resort Accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara with BB Plan –as per mentioned in Itinerary
  • Full day sightseeing in Kathmandu including City Guide, Vehicle and Entry fees
  • Teahouse lodges accommodation during trekking
  • Pokhara – Jomsom  – Pokhara flight
  • All meals- B/F, Lunch & Dinner during the trek
  • TIMS – Trekkers information Management System and Annapurna Conservation Area Fee
  • Special Permit for Upper Mustang restricted area – USD 500 P/P
  • All ground transport by private vehicle and flights as per mentioned in the itinerary
  • Trekking guide and required number of porters
  • Staffs insurance, salary and clothing
  • General first aid kids
  • All necessary paperwork and government taxes
What's not included?
  • Personal nature expenses
  • Bar bill and all kind of drinks
  • Rescue & Evacuation
  • Gratitude (tip) for staff

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Upper Mustang Trek Difficulty
Mustang has been developed as the most famous tourist destinations in Nepal now. It is worth visiting for natural beauty, adventure, Himalayan culture and civilization etc. Mustang offers moderate difficulty. It is doable to anyone having moderate physical fitness. The altitude and weather of this region may pose some difficulties. Upper mustang covers steep trails, rugged sections, high passes and strenuous walk. The remoteness of the locale has many things to do with your difficulty.

Upper Mustang Trek is neither easy nor strenuous. The grade of difficulty is in fact not definite. It depends all upon how fit you are and how well you prepare. If you have focused in strength endurance and mental stamina training the impact of altitude is almost zero. We recommend to you to fully concentrate in preparation before going for this trek.

Upper Mustang Trek Season
Although spring and autumn are regarded as the best season for Trekking and Hiking in Nepal, it can be done all the year around. Basically, Nepal experiences four seasons and each season has its own distinct feature. Here, we are going to tell you in short about it. Let’s have a look.

Autumn Season (September- November): This is the best time to trek in Nepal. The weather will be lovely during this season. Moderate temperatures, clear sky with outstanding views will attribute to make your trek a lifetime memory.

Spring Season (March- May): This is another best time to visit Nepal. The temperature will still be moderate. It will be warm even at the high altitude. The trekking trails will be decorated with different varieties of wild flowers like Rhododendrons. This season also affords appealing mountain views.

Winter Season (December- February): Though winter is counted as off season for trekking in Nepal, it is an ideal option for the trekkers who don’t like to travel in crowded trails. There will be snowfall at higher elevations and it gets colder during night. Days are still warmer with plenty of sun shines and clear blue skies. Winter can be the best time to trek towards Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Dhaulagiri Trek, and Annapurna Sanctuary Trek etc.

Summer Season (June- August): Nepal experiences summer rainfall. Therefore, the trekking will be difficult during summer. The trails will be wet, muddy, and slippery. There will be occasional flood and landslides in some places. However, rain shadow zone like Manang and Mustang may offer perfect travelling experience even in winter.

Upper Mustang Trek Preparations
We suggest trekkers to maintain physical fitness prior to a couple of weeks. Technical Mountaineering skills are not required for the Upper Mustang Trek, but previous trekking experience would be highly appreciated. We suggest you to go for jogging, hiking, cycling, gym, etc. to make your body fit. Similarly, have plenty of hygienic foods including protein, carbohydrates and minerals. More ever, you need to be mentally ready for this adventurous journey. Here is the list of how to prepare for this trek which is as follows:

  •  Go for a run or hike to hills where you have to do ascents and descents.
  •  Once a week, do a long walk.
  •  Swim and cycle.
  •  You can also go up and down the stairs of a tall building.
  •  Eat healthy food.
  •  Keep on doing yoga. If you can, do more yoga related to breathing

Upper Mustang Trek Permits

Upper Mustang Trek Costs the following Permits:
Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP Permit) – NPR 3000
Restricted Area Permit that costs USD 500 per person for 10 days and if you spend more days, an additional USD 50 per day will be added.

Upper Mustang Trek Gears
Sleeping Bag, Headlamp and spare batteries, Day Pack, Down-Jacket, Duffel or rucksack bag, Large plastic bags, Water bottles, Ear Plug, Trekking Poles, Trekking Boots, Gloves, Hats etc. are some of the most common Trekking and Hiking Instruments. We recommend you to choose all types of clothing and attires. For the same, you can go with Trekking Gears Checklists

Altitude Sickness
Altitude Sickness also known as mountain sickness is the condition in which our body could not adjust to the environment due to the less barometric pressure. When we move to the high altitude the barometric pressure will be less and our body couldn’t adjust to that air pressure due to which we feel nausea, dizziness, fatigue, vomiting, headache, loss of appetite, shortness of sleep etc. which is called Altitude sickness. In terms of its complexities, altitude sickness is grouped into three categories:

  •  Acute Mountain Sickness: It is very common at high altitude and can cause vomiting, dizziness, nausea etc. overall, it is the mildest form of altitude sickness.
  • High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE): It is a very dangerous and life threatening conditions because fluid is built up in the lungs.
  •  High Altitude Cerebral Edema (HACE): It is the most severe stage of Altitude Sickness because fluid is built up in the brain. It is life threatening one. The victim will be unable to walk, breathe and ultimately in Coma.

Altitude Sickness can suffer anyone who attempt high altitude. If you feel any symptoms associated with Altitude Sickness along with headache, you need to change your elevation. It means climb down to the lower elevations. If the symptoms are severe, you need medical attention. We can prevent Altitude Sickness also. For the same, do not climb hurriedly, acclimatize properly, drink plenty of fresh water, do not drink or smoke, eat hygienic.

First Aid
Trekking in Nepal is full of difficulties and you never know serious injuries can also take place. A First Aid Kit is very essential to help before professional medical help is available. Preparation in advance is therefore very important. We recommend you to have the following items and medicines in your first aid kit:

  •  Antiseptic: for cleaning wounds
  •  Cotton Bandages: for bandaging extremities
  •  Elastic Bandage: to hold on a variety of dressings and to help stabilize minor sprains
  •  Gauze Pads: for bandaging wounds or burns
  •  Moleskin: to protect blisters
  • Scissors :for cutting dressings and tape, or to cut clothes away if necessary
  •  Sewing Needle: to drain a blister, or to help remove a splinter
  •  Large Sterile Dressing: for large cuts or burns
  • Tape: for bandaging
  •  Tweezers: for removal of splinters

Medicines: Antibiotic eye drops, Anti-inflammatory drugs, Azithromycin, Clotrimazole, Decongestant, Diamox , Diphenhydramine, Hydrocortisone, Loperamide, Medication, Norfloxacin, Paracetamol, Potent pain killer, Promethazine, Rehydration Salts, Tinidazole

Transportation
Nepal is a landlocked country and the transportation of Nepal is heavily based on roadways and airways. We don’t have railways and waterways. Ropeways are also limited in only two places. Therefore, we offer you all the available transportation types according to the efficiency during trekking in Nepal. Upper Mustang itinerary offers you both road and air transportations. You can chose among public ride or a private vehicle as per your requirement. The offer includes public bus, tourist bus, private car, jeep or taxi. You can have a flight from Jomsom to Pokhara and Pokhara to Kathmandu as well.

Accommodations
Upper Mustang Trek Cost generally covers three star accommodations in Kathmandu. However, it is possible to upgrade or degrade the level of accommodation in Kathmandu as per the client’s preferences. During the entire trekking, your accommodation will be arranged in Comfortable Tea Houses. Accommodations will be arranged in Single, Double, Triple or Twin – Sharing Basic as per your requirements.

Meals
All our trekking packages are inclusive of all meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) during the entire trek and BB Plan in Kathmandu. Wide varieties of food including Nepali, Continental, Tibetan, Indian, Italian etc will be offered on the menu. Dinner and Breakfast will be served in the same teahouse/lodge where we spend the night and we will offer you lunch en-route. You will be served with hygienic and healthy food.

Tips for Upper Mustang Trek

  •  Have contingency days incorporated in your trekking itinerary
  • Hire local guides and porters, do not travel alone
  •  Learn safety rules while trekking
  •  Always carry local currency while travelling
  •  Acclimatize properly and be aware of the Altitude sickness
  •  Keep an steady pace
  •  Hire a local travel agency, a government registered one
  •  Stay hydrated
  •  Be physically and mentally ready
  •  Respect the local culture and traditions

Conclusion
Upper Mustang Trek is undoubtedly the best, evergreen and popular trekking destination in Nepal. The Trek refreshes both your mind and mood. It just spiritually awakes you. Preparation in advance may help you to ease the destination. This trek is also a classic Annapurna Trek. Since it is a restricted area, it has unspoilt culture, virgin nature, and rewarding trails. You will see mountains all around. If you have a strong love for this trek, contact us as soon as possible.

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