Annapurna Round and Mustang Trek

The basic Annapurna Round Trek first became accessible for the world of adventure travelers as
recently as 1977, when the Nepalese Government derestricted the Manang area, which had
previously been closed on account of its area for the Tibetan border. Offering a variety of
spectacular high-mountain scenery, attractive lowland farms and villages, a success of social
curiosity and a challenging move crossing, the Annapurna Round Travel is justifiably popular.
Annapurna Round and Mustang Journey starts in the middle hill of Besisahar, ascending the
remarkably wild and undeveloped Marsyangdi valley to reach the north part of the Annapurna
massif. With regards to its large size, the valley of the Marsyangdi is realized only by the pit of the
Kali Gandaki, which we travel through about the next part of this extraordinary vacation.
Throughout our walk, we enjoy frequent contact with friendly villagers, together with ever changing
panoramas of several of the earth's biggest peaks, including Manaslu and the Annapurnas. Even
from Pokhara, the landscapes are incredible, with Annapurna South, Machhapuchhre, Annapurna I
and Manaslu owning the northern skyline. Travelling in the Hindu-focused farmland of Nepal's
"center mountains", in to the large alpine world around the north part of the Annapurna, that will be
the site of Tibetan Buddhism, this trip now offers contact with the whole array of hiking situations
for which Nepal is popular. Beyond the Tibetan Buddhist town of Manang, the greatest point-of the
trip is reached after a stamina-sapping ascent for the Thorong La Move (5416m).

Mustang Trekking saunters one to among Nepalis most mysterious and least-known former
kingdoms. The scenery of Mustang is really a barren moonscape of eroded sandstone pillars and
discontinuous moraine terraces, which together provide a colorful mosaic principally comprised of
earthen whites, whites and browns. It's relatively simple walking along the allowed approach to Lo-

Manthang, which lies in the heart of Mustang. The trek to Mustang is via an almost treeless barren
landscape. Strong winds typically howl over the area in the morning, generally subsiding at night.
Being in the torrential rain shadow of the Himalaya, Mustang has much less rain then your rest of
Nepal. Mustang, laying in the pouring rain shadow of the Himalayas, is perhaps the last enclave of
excellent Tibetan culture. Forbidden & isolated from your rest of the world, it was ready to develop
its special lifestyle and convention, that are abundant and special. Lo-Mustang, the administrative
centre, can be a walled area led from the spiritual king. Untouched by modern civilization, living in
Mustang continues on since it has for hundreds of years in relaxing pace.