The Mustang Region is a hidden paradise in the Himalayas. The upper Mustang situates in the rain shadow area whereas less raining in the summer. The northern part of the Kagbeni is similar to Tibetan plateau, usually referring as Upper Mustang. Mustang was independent kingdom even though intimately attached to Tibet in the 14th century.
A trek into the Mustang region is through the barren landscape of the forbidden kingdom. However, the trek extends more wilderness camping experience to Damodar Saribung Traverse since it connects isolated Nar and Phu Valley. The barren landscape of the Tibetan plateau delivered up a fascinating mixture of primitive culture. Also, spiritual purity unmatches elsewhere in the Himalayas. Besides, Mustang is the fundamental nature of the Himalayan experience, extraordinary geographical arrangements in the universe. Mustang is still the world’s top destination for trekking. Upper Mustang Trek opened for group trekking since 1992.
