Situated in the north of the Annapurna Himal and bordering Tibet (China), the Mustang Region used to be called Kingdom of Lo and was closed to foreigners. Even after it was included in the Nepalese territory, entry was tightly restricted for foreigners. North of Kagbeni the Kali Gandaki assumes truly epic proportions, as the trail enters a stark wilderness of towering conglomerate cliffs, eroded into fantastic pillars and shapes by the wind that howls up the valley every afternoon. Between these multi colour pastel walls of shale, the braided river snakes its way across a flat bed of stones, with the trail running along it at first. From various crests on the high path stunning panorama views are revealed, especially on the first day as Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri raise like gargantuan sentinels either side of the Kaligandaki to the south. Take your time on the last couple of days, and soak up the fantastic scenery, architecture, and culture of this unique place. You are allowed to obtain minimum 10 – 13 days special Mustang Permit.

Group Size:	2-16 people
Season:	May - June & Aug - Sept
Airport:	Pokhara and Jomsom
Permit Fee:	US $500 PP
TIMS Permit:	US $10 PP
Trek Type:	Tented Camp (camping)
Min. Altitude:	930 meters
Max. Altitude:	3720 meters
Average walk:	5-6 Hrs
Trekking trial:	Moderate
Views:	Excellent
Start / End Point:	Pokhara - Jomsom
Trip Cost From:	US $1295 Per Person