Mustang Region Trekking

Mountain Eco trek offers Few Trekking Packages under the Mustang region

Mustang is a Tibetan Buddhist enclave bordering Nepal. It is also a historically important region. The ancient monasteries reflect the culture and traditions of the people who inhabit the region. In the 18th century, Mustang was considered an autonomous kingdom. It was claimed by Nepal. Later, the Kingdom of Mustang was dismantled and became a part of the Nepali government. Today, Mustang is a safe haven for the rare religious ethnic group.

Mustang is known for its rich Buddhist and Tibetan culture. This is evidenced by the numerous painted monasteries and Buddha stupas that are scattered throughout the region. Monasteries in Mustang have preserved ancient images and manuscripts. Many of the monasteries in Upper Mustang have been embellished with exceptional paintings. The landscape of Mustang is unique. It features deep gorges and strangely shaped rock formations. Also, Mustang is home to man-made caves dug into cliffsides. These caves are considered archeological mysteries.

Mustang is an ideal destination for trekking. It provides a contrasting view of the Himalayas. With a limited number of visitors permitted to enter the region each year, Mustang offers a glimpse of history, cultural heritage, and spirituality. The best time for trekking in Mustang is from May through September. In Lower Mustang, the rain shadow of the Annapurna Massif protects the area from the monsoon. During this period, the climate is much warmer than during the other parts of the year. When planning a trip to Mustang, be sure to pack water purification pills. Also, avoid carrying mineral water bottles.