The Lower Mustang area is located on the southern edge of the Tibetan plateau and is home to the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna Himalayan ranges. This is undoubtedly one of the most rewarding and well-known treks, taking you within a short amount of time without going to a high height to the edge of the Mustang valley and kingdom. Additionally, trekking through the Lower Mustang region allows you to experience adventure. The trek area is made up of astounding height differences and biological variety, making the entire area brimming with Mother Nature’s beauty.

• Opportunity to discover Lower Mustang's Tibetan Buddhist architecture and culture
• Experience a bit of the remote, historic kingdom of the Lower Mustang valley
• Hike from a few breathtaking Nepali landscapes without engaging in a protracted trek

• Day 1 : Arrive in Kathmandu and be transferred to your accommodation.
• Day 2 : Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath, Swayambunath (Monkey Temple), and Patan Durbar Square are all part of the Kathmandu City Tour.
• Day 3 : Fly to Pokhara, then take a boat out on Phewa Lake and hike to Sarangkot.
• Day 4 : Drive to Nayapul, trek to Birethanti, then trek to Tikedhunga
• Day 5 : Trek to Ghorapani
• Day 6 : Poon Hill Sunrise, Tatopani Trek to Hot Springs.
• Day 7 : Trek to Ghasa in the Mustang District.
• Day 8 : Trek to Tukuche
• Day 9 : Trek to Kagbeni via Marpha and Jomson.
• Day 10 : Trek to Muktinath via Jharkot. Visit the Eternal Flame and Temple.
• Day 11 : Trek back to Jomsom
• Day 12 : Fly to Pokhara Visit David Falls, Shiva Cave, and Seti Gorge while in Pokhara.
• Day 13 : Fly to Kathmandu
• Day 14 : Kathmandu - After breakfast, the tour is over. Includes transfer for departure

• Day 1 : Arrive in Kathmandu and be transferred to your accommodation.
• Day 2 : Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath, Swayambunath (Monkey Temple), and Patan Durbar Square are all part of the Kathmandu City Tour.
• Day 3 : Fly to Pokhara, then take a boat out on Phewa Lake and hike to Sarangkot.
• Day 4 : Drive to Nayapul, trek to Birethanti, then trek to Tikedhunga
• Day 5 : Trek to Ghorapani
• Day 6 : Poon Hill Sunrise, Tatopani Trek to Hot Springs.
• Day 7 : Trek to Ghasa in the Mustang District.
• Day 8 : Trek to Tukuche
• Day 9 : Trek to Kagbeni via Marpha and Jomson.
• Day 10 : Trek to Muktinath via Jharkot. Visit the Eternal Flame and Temple.
• Day 11 : Trek back to Jomsom
• Day 12 : Fly to Pokhara Visit David Falls, Shiva Cave, and Seti Gorge while in Pokhara.
• Day 13 : Fly to Kathmandu
• Day 14 : Kathmandu - After breakfast, the tour is over. Includes transfer for departure

• All ground transportation is provided by a private tourist fleet.
• Ground transportation from Kathmandu to Pokhara via tourist bus, vehicle, or van
• Domestic travel (Jomsom to Pokhara and back) and airport departure fees
• full-board dining three times a day while traveling (Breakfast, Lunch & diner)
• according to the program, a hotel in Pokhara and Kathmandu with breakfast
• a cozy private car that follows the itinerary
• An expert tour guide led the daytime excursion in Kathmandu.
• Entrance fees to monuments during a tour of Kathmandu
• For the duration of the journey, a government-licensed English-speaking guide and porter will carry your baggage as well as their food, lodging, wages, insurance, gear, and medications.
• Permit and TIMS card (Trekker's information management system) all required paperwork
• travel and rescue planning
• Typical Nepali restaurant farewell meal with traditional dance performance
• Vat, all of our government's levies,

• Flights internationally, airport fees, and visa costs for Nepal
• All personal expenditures, including bar tabs, water, tea and coffee, snacks, shower, battery recharge, laundry charges, and significant meals in the cities (Kathmandu and Pokhara).
• Personal items, a sleeping bag, and a down jacket are all needed for a walk.
• Tipping (anticipated by guides and porters, but not necessary) (expected by guides and porters, but not mandatory)
• Costs associated with uncontrollable events such as flight cancellation, emergency rescue costs, landslides, weather, political instability, sickness, and route changes