Mustang Region

The Mustang Region, often called the "Last Forbidden Kingdom," is a land of stark beauty and rich cultural heritage in northwestern Nepal. Divided into Lower Mustang and Upper Mustang, this region offers a unique blend of arid landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and snow-capped peaks. Trekkers and travelers are drawn to its surreal beauty, with trails winding through ancient caves, monasteries, and the Kali Gandaki Gorge—the world's deepest canyon. The highlight of the region is the walled city of Lo Manthang, the capital of the former Mustang Kingdom, which captivates visitors with its medieval charm and vibrant festivals.

Culturally, Mustang is deeply rooted in Tibetan traditions, offering a glimpse into a way of life that has remained largely untouched for centuries. The region's monasteries, such as the Thubchen and Jampa Lhakhangs, are adorned with intricate murals and house sacred relics. Mustang’s unique geography and climate make it an excellent destination for year-round travel, with clear skies and breathtaking vistas. Whether you’re seeking cultural exploration, spiritual connection, or natural wonder, the Mustang Region promises an adventure unlike any other.