The Kingdom of Mustang is an independent kingdom within Nepal and its King having allegiance to the King of Nepal. The King's palace is situated in the center of the walled city. Kings duties are largely ceremonial but he is highly respected by the people and consulted about many issues by villagers throughout Lo This area has long been inhabited by Tibetan Buddhists who call themselves Lobas, people from Lo and they practice a very sophisticated culture and economy. They speak various dialects of Tibetan. Historically, their art and culture flourished due to contact with traders, monks and religious masters passing between Tibet and India, or between Ladakh and Bhutan. The climate and geography of Upper Mustang are nearly identical to those of Western Tibet and as such, they are dramatically different from the temperate and tropical areas of the south side of the Himalayas. The dry, wind swept ecology of this Trans-Himalayan region is extremely fragile. Fuel wood is virtually non-existent, water is scare, the agricultural land yields insufficient food grains and the marginal and grasslands support only limited numbers of livestock and wildlife. However trekking in this area is truly one of the rarest and most rewarding experiences in all Nepal.

Day 01: Arrival, reception at airport and transfer to the hotel, welcome dinner

Day 02: Sightseeing of Kathmandu and Bhaktapur city

Day 03: Fly/drive to Pokhara. sightseeing

Day 04: Fly to Jomsom (2713m.), and Trek to Kagbeni

Day 05:Trek to Chailey Village

Day 06:Trek to Tanagaon (3770 m).

Day 07:Trek to Tsarang (3520m)

Day 08: Trek to Lo-manthang (3780m).

Day 09: Sightseeing around Lo-manthang

Day 10 & Day 11 :  Explore eastern and western valleys (5-6 hours round trip)

Day 12: Trek to Ghami (3440m) via Lo Gyakar Gomba.

Day 13: Trek to Samar  

Day 14: Trek to Tangbe

Day 15: Trek to Muktinath (3627 m)

Day 16: Trek to Jomsom

Day 17: Fly to Kathmandu via Pokhara

Day 18: Free day, shopping, farewell dinner in the evening

Day 19:Departure