Forbidden Kingdom of Mustang 12 -14 days

Mustang Trekking explores the tremendous diversity of the Annapurna region following the old trade route to Tibet along the bank of the Kali Gandaki. Mustang, forbidden kingdom, Mukainath, Jomsom major attractive destination of this trekking. You will explore the beauty against the backdrop of majestic mountains before ascending to the famous pilgrimage site at Muktinath adds the charm in your trip to Annapurna.

Situated North of the Annapurna Himal on the Tibetan border, Mustang is a rugged mysterious arid and haunting wilderness region set amid a lunar landscape of wind eroded hills and cliffs. A Kingdom within a Kingdom, Mustang's wealth was derived from its position on the Kali Gandaki / Thak Khola trade route to Tibet, the region still retains its own King.

Forbidden to foreigners until 1992 Mustang remains a controlled region which very few people visit, a deliberate policy of cultural and environmental preservation. Our destination is the exotic walled city of Lo Manthang the seat of the King. The Kings Palace is surrounded by a maize of gompas and private houses all enshrined within the city boundary walls. Unmolested Mustang is frozen in time it remains one of the ultimate journeys ever likely to be made in one lifetime. The trek allows us to visit all the major villages on route.

Day 01: Flight Pokhara Jomsom (2720 m), trek to Kagbeni (2810 m) 3 hrs

Day 02: Kagbeni (2810 m) to Muktinath (3720 m) and return to Kagbeni 6 hrs

Day 03: Kagbeni (2810 m) to Chele (3050 m) 6 hrs

Day 04: Chele (3050 m) to Syangboche (3800 m) 7 hrs

Day 05: Syangboche (3800 m) to Ghemi (3520 m) 3 hrs

Day 06: Ghemi to Tsarang (3560 m) 3 hrs

Day 07: Tsarang (3560 m) to Lo Mangtang (3800 m) 4 hrs

Day 08: Free day Lo Mangtang

Day 09: Lo Mangtang (3800 m) to Dhakmar (3820 m) 6 hrs

Day 10: Dhakmar (3820 m) to Ghiling (3570 m) 6 hrs

Day 11: Ghiling (3570 m) to Samar (3660 m) 4 hrs

Day 12: Samar (3660 m) to Jomsom (2720 m) 3 hrs

Day 13: flight Jomsom-Pokhara.

Day 14: Pokhara to kathmandu.