Mustang Region

Trekking in Mustang Region – A Journey into the Last Forbidden Kingdom of Nepal

Trekking in the Mustang Region offers a rare and mystical adventure into the heart of Nepal’s ancient Tibetan-influenced culture and dramatic desert landscapes. Often referred to as the “Last Forbidden Kingdom,” Upper Mustang was closed to foreign visitors until the early 1990s, preserving its centuries-old traditions, unique architecture, and deeply spiritual heritage. Today, this restricted region invites curious travelers to step back in time and explore a world unlike any other in the Himalayas.

With its windswept cliffs, red-rock canyons, mysterious caves, and ancient monasteries, Mustang feels more like a lost Tibetan plateau than the lush green trails found elsewhere in Nepal. Treks like the Upper Mustang Trek or Lower Mustang Trek lead you to sacred villages such as Lo Manthang, the ancient walled capital of Mustang, where whitewashed houses, prayer wheels, and Buddhist chortens line narrow alleyways.

Beyond its surreal landscapes, Mustang’s appeal lies in its deep cultural immersion. You’ll witness traditional festivals, interact with local Loba people, and trek through a spiritual corridor where history and legend come alive. Unlike other regions, Mustang lies in the rain shadow of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, making it a great trekking destination even during the monsoon season.

If you’re looking for a truly off-the-beaten-path Himalayan journey, rich in history, culture, and jaw-dropping scenery, Mustang is a destination like no other. Let us guide you into this ancient kingdom—where every step tells a story and every horizon awakens the soul.