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Mustang Region Trek
15 Days Strenuous
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About this trek
Lo’s kingdom is located along the primary commerce route connecting Tibet and India. Traders followed the Kali Gandaki River’s flow in the 15th to 17th centuries, transporting salt and wool to India and spices and grain back to Tibet. The Kingdom of Lo was a part of Tibet until 1790 before it became part of Nepal. This area is Nepal’s sole stronghold of traditional Tibetan Buddhist culture and religion.
When eastern Tibetans began fighting Chinese soldiers in 1960, the realm was closed to outsiders. Outsiders were not allowed back into the region until 1991. Even today, the upper Mustang is inaccessible to casual visitors. Each year, a limited number of permits are provided to trekking firms. Nonetheless, each trekking expedition in the upper Mustang’s restricted area is accompanied by a government liaison officer.
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What this trek offers (Highlights)
- Remote
- rugged landscapes
- Ancient monasteries
- Unique culture
- High altitude passes
- Mustang's walled city
- Trekking adventure
Important Information
- Airport pick-up and drop-off
- Four nights hotel accommodations with breakfast in Kathmandu and Pokhara
- Licensed and trained trekking guides
- Porters for carrying goods and supplies
- All accommodation during trek
- All meals and hot beverages whilst trekking
- Transportation to and from trail head
- All necessary documents and permits for trekking (where applicable)
- National Park/Conservation Area entry permit
- Equipment such as sleeping bag, tents, mattresses
- Cooking equipment (if required)
- Camp-site charges (if required)
- Insurance, medication, and equipment for staff
- Coordination of Quick Rescue service (costs covered by your insurance plan)