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Upper Mustang Trek
Upper Mustang trek 16 Days Package which offers a spectacular trekking into the last forbidden kingdom of Nepal with Tibetan influence culture.
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Upper Mustang Trek
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The Upper Mustang trekking isn’t an ordinary remote valley trekking in Nepal. The entire area of the Upper Mustang -from
Beyond the majestic Himalayan range, in the Rainshadow of the mighty Annapurna and Dhaulagiri range rests a beautifully mysterious village
It offers gorgeous scope for visiting Buddhist monasteries, the King’s Palace built around 1400, temples built during the 15th century
Opened for visitors only in the year 1991, this trekking isn't possible without a permit. The adventure starts right from
The Upper Mustang trekking isn’t an ordinary remote valley trekking in Nepal. The entire area of the Upper Mustang -from the Tibetan border in the north to Kaagbeni in the south- tucks in several unique experiences for trekkers to feed their eyes and soul. From the panorama of Nilgiri, Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and other marvelous ranges towards the south, to the trans-Himalayan climate (cool and semi-arid), and the Tibetan–influenced, pristine medieval Buddhist arts, architecture, and exotic culture & tradition dating back to the 13th and the 15th century – all contribute to making this, one of the super trekking destinations in Nepal.
Beyond the majestic Himalayan range, in the Rainshadow of the mighty Annapurna and Dhaulagiri range rests a beautifully mysterious village – The Upper Mustang. Very popular as the former Kingdom of Lo, this mystic valley is also known to many as the ‘Mini Tibet of Nepal’, the ‘Last Forbidden Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal’, and even the ‘Mountain Desert in Nepal’. Straddling the Himalayas, the district extends north towards the Tibetan plateau.
Useful details at a glance
- How many days do you need?
- 16 Days
- Where does this trip operate?
- Nepal
- What is the highest elevation?
- 3806m
- When is the best season?
- March-May September -December
- What type of trip is it?
- Remote Trek
- How are departures handled?
- Scheduled departures
Why travelers plan with Amigo
Group pricing tiers
Group rates by party size
Per-person rates adjust automatically with your party size. Member discounts apply where available.
2+ travelers
US$ 1,695
per personTraveler suitability
Is this guided trek right for you?
This guided trek in Nepal is planned across 16 Days around route flow, support logistics, traveler comfort, and realistic operating conditions. The pace protects acclimatization, daily effort, and weather flexibility.
Best for
- Travelers comparing a guided trek in Nepal with local planning support.
- Guests with roughly 16 Days available who want route, permit, transport, and guide coordination handled together.
- Travelers whose timing can fit the stronger operating months: March-May September -December.
Not ideal for
- Travelers only looking for the cheapest possible package.
- Guests who need every day to feel low-altitude, low-effort, or fully predictable.
- Travelers who cannot allow flexibility for weather, roads, flights, permits, or border processes.
- Duration
- 16 Days
- Max elevation
- 3806m
- Best season
- March-May September -December
- Destination
- Nepal
- Trip style
- Remote Trek
- Difficulty profile
- Active Trek
Why this itinerary is designed this way
We review Nepal routes around altitude or road rhythm, daily effort, guide support, permit timing, accommodation flow, and traveler comfort before confirming the final version.