TrekkingMustang Region
This completely preserved and protected trekking region is located in the western part of Nepal in the border with Tibet. It's very famous trekking region for not rainy land of Nepal and Tibetan Buddhist influenced societies though it has Nepalese sovereignty. The beautiful Kalaigandaki River originates in Mustang. During the trekking trails in the area, trekkers can see the spectacular mountain views of Dhaulagiri range, Tukuche peak, Nilgiri peak, Brikuti peak,Saribung peak,Tilicho peak, Thorong peak etc. besides
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Upper Mustang Trekking
Thediversity of the mountain escape, the exhilaration of crossing a high mountain pass, and the unsurpassed views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri and Manaslu Ranges are the essentials of this outstanding trek. Trekking north, we acclimatize at the important trading village of Manang (3351m), before crossing the Thorang La (5416m). As you reach the pass, line after line of snow ridges stretch before you, while far below lies thesub-tropical Kali Gandaki Gorge.From the heights of the pass we descend to Muktinath and its scared Buddhist and Hindu Shrines. Further south, the contrasts of the Nepal Himalaya become even more apparent, as high windswept passes are replaced by forests, or mandarin and banana groves. Finally we trek out of the gorges and look back to the peaks of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri , before traversing the forest ridges down to Pokhara...Click here for Iteneray and Details..
Mustang Teri La Pass Trekking
This is probably the most ideal trek: lovely, short and intense, a direct route into the heart of the Himalaya. Spectacular mountain vistas and easy access make it among the most popular treks, with over 10,000 visitors per year. The sanctuary is a hidden pocket of meadow, moraine and glacier, ringed by magnificent sheer-walled 6,000 - 8,000 meter peaks: the Annapurna, Gangapurna, Machhapuchhare, Himchuli.The trek requires ten to fourteens days and begins from Pokhara, passing through lowland villages and rice terraces to mountain glaciers. The trail rises nearly 2000 m in the last 8 km and one needs to plan for acclimatization. The trail is frequently slippery and there's danger of avalanches in few places, so early spring and winter trekking is unlikely. Accommodation in the lower portion (at least in Chhomrong) are deluxe; the upper stretch is understandably simple - no body lives up there for long time..Click here for Iteneray and Details..
