Upper Mustang Trek

The Upper Mustang trek brings you into the concealed universe of the old Buddhist kingdom of Mustang, likewise called Lo. Lo used to be a piece of the Tibetan domain and is accordingly firmly attached to Tibet in culture, dialect and geology. The locales disconnection from the outside world has added to a profoundly protected Tibetan culture and pristine nature. Colt lies in the rain shadow of the Dhaulagiri massif making a roughly dry land encompassed by rocks in all sort of hues and noteworthy arrangements. This desolate scene is specked with settlements of white washed houses, grain fields and chortens trimmed with petition banners which add a sprinkle of shading to the scene. The trail takes after the antiquated salt troop course through which the general population of Mustang exchanged Tibetan salt for grain from the marshes. The objective of the Upper Mustang trek is the capital of Upper Mustang, Lo Manthang. From the pass Lo La (3950 m) you can see the walled medieval capital out there, the white-washed 6-meter tall divider standing out in sharp complexity to the fruitless scene.