Lower Mustang Tour

Destination

Marpha, Pokhara, Kathmandu & Muktinath

Duration

8 Nights / 9 Days

Trip Grade

Easy

Start / End

Kathmandu – Kathmandu

Best Season

September to November & March to April

Tour Description

The Lower Mustang Trek is a beautiful and culturally rich alternative to the Upper Mustang Trek, offering a mix of natural beauty and spiritual history. The Jeep tour to Muktinath is a scenic and spiritual journey through the Himalayas, following the Kali Gandaki River, known for its sacred Shaligram fossils. This drive offers stunning mountain views and cultural encounters and takes you to one of the most important pilgrimage sites for both Hindus and Buddhists. On the return, you’ll visit the surreal beauty of Pokhara, a perfect place to relax and enjoy breathtaking mountain views.

Tour Highlights

  • Kathmandu – a cultural hub with ancient temples and vibrant streets

  • Pokhara – a scenic lakeside city with mountain views and adventure vibes

  • Jomsom – gateway to Mustang with stunning Himalayan panoramas

  • Muktinath Temple – a sacred site for both Hindus and Buddhists

  • Kagbeni Village – a traditional Tibetan-style village at the edge of Upper Mustang

  • Marpha – a charming apple village known for its local products

  • Kali Gandaki Gorge – the world’s deepest gorge with dramatic landscapes

Day Wise Itinerary

Why Choose Lower Mustang Tour By Mardi Himal Treks and Expedition?

Experience the beauty and culture of Lower Mustang with Mardi Himal Treks and Expedition. Visit the holy Muktinath Temple, explore ancient villages, and see the sacred Shaligram fossils by the Kali Gandaki River. Enjoy views of the Himalayas, walk through peaceful valleys, and relax in the natural hot springs at Tatopani. This tour is a perfect mix of nature, culture, and spiritual sites.

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FAQ's

1. Which is the best month to visit Lower Mustang?

The best time to visit Lower Mustang is between March and May.

The distance from Pokhara to Mustang is approximately 220 kilometers (137 miles) by road. However, this figure doesn’t fully reflect the complexity of the journey, as the roads can be challenging, especially in remote areas.

The first permit you need is TIMS ( Trekkers Information Management System), and the second type of permit is ACAP ( Annapurna Conservation Area Project).

Jomsom: The capital city of Lower Mustang, located at an elevation of around 2,700 meters above sea level.