Nepal’s Upper Mustang Trek is a stunning hiking destination, boasting its pristine Himalayan landscape and rich Tibetan Buddhist culture. While exploring this beautiful region can be expensive, the Upper Mustang Trek cost is notably higher than other trekking destinations, such as Annapurna, Langtang, and Everest.
Pokhara to Upper Mustang Jeep Tour focused on those travelers who are visiting Pokhara and want to have a short luxury holiday in Upper Mustang by 4WD jeeps.
Throughout the year all seasons are best time to visit Mustang. Upper Mustang, the rain shadow area of Nepal Himalayas is best to visit from March till October. The route is more famous for trekking but now, it has build a rough route in the area and a driving tour is also suitable with comfortable jeep.
The old fortress, palaces, caves, monasteries, and gumbas in the city is a preserved treasure that it beholds. The driving tour to Mustang is an alternate to Upper Mustang Trek.
Pokhara to Upper Mustang Jeep Tour starts from from Pokhara and ends in Pokhara. The final destination will be beautiful Lo-Mangthang village, Upper Mustang, Nepal. Additional, you will have opportunity to explore Muktinath Temple. Total jeep travel duration 7 days from Pokhara to Pokhara.
Check out our 7 days Upper Mustang Jeep Itinerary. We furnish you with select four-wheel jeep with an experienced driver and trekking guide.
Overview
Highlights of Pokhara to Upper Mustang Jeep Tour
- 07 days fully private guided 4WD drive trip to explore Upper Mustang
- Drive through the bumpy terrains of Marpha-Jomsom-Kagbeni all the way to Lo Manthan.
- Experience mini Tibet: Tibetan people/culture/lifestyles.
- Visit the picturesque areas including magnificent barren landscapes ancient caves, century old monasteries and many other archeological sites.
- Experience the Himalaya views from its backyard.
- Test the renowned local apples, apple pie and apple wine (marpha) in Jomsom.
- Visit Muktinath important pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhist.
- Journey through the world’s deepest george – Kaligandaki.
