world top ten tourist destination Mustang Nepal’s trans himalayan district, Mustang has succeeded to be the third best tourist destination across the world.
Of the best ten tourist destinations across the world, Mustang was picked for its untarnished natural beauty and scenarios by the Lonely Planet.Mustang is known as the forbidden kingdom of Nepal, where its ancient culture, tradition and custom has been preserved and is still alive. Geographically, it is one of the highest regions of Nepal where the locals subsist almost entirely on farming, animal husbandry and tourism.The historic region of Lo, as Upper Mustang was traditionally known, in the trans-Himalayas made up of an area of 2567 km, covers the northern two-thirds of the Mustang district in north-western Nepal. Much of the area is a high altitude steppe lying between 2900m to 6800m. The irrigated alluvial parts of the valley are used intensively for cultivation while the lower slopes and alpine meadows are used for grazing and collection of herbs and other natural resources. Vegetative cover is sparse and the snow and strong winds act to accelerate the erosion process
Of the best ten tourist destinations across the world, Mustang was picked for its untarnished natural beauty and scenarios by the Lonely Planet.Mustang is known as the forbidden kingdom of Nepal, where its ancient culture, tradition and custom has been preserved and is still alive. Geographically, it is one of the highest regions of Nepal where the locals subsist almost entirely on farming, animal husbandry and tourism.The historic region of Lo, as Upper Mustang was traditionally known, in the trans-Himalayas made up of an area of 2567 km, covers the northern two-thirds of the Mustang district in north-western Nepal. Much of the area is a high altitude steppe lying between 2900m to 6800m. The irrigated alluvial parts of the valley are used intensively for cultivation while the lower slopes and alpine meadows are used for grazing and collection of herbs and other natural resources. Vegetative cover is sparse and the snow and strong winds act to accelerate the erosion process
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