Nepal Road Trip | The Mustang Valley Drive

Trip Overview

Looming mountains bedecked in snow, ornate temples, rolling greens and untethered wildlife – Nepal may be small, but it packs quite a punch indeed. This Himalayan cultural hub has a lot to offer to all manners of tourists; road trippers, backpackers, trekkers as well as those seeking to discover its secrets at a leisurely pace. Our journey into Nepal will launch from the buzzing capital city of Kathmandu, and take you through places like Pokhara, Jomsom, the mystical Mustang Valley, Lo Manthang, Muktinath, Beni and the exceptional Chitwan National Park. Discover hidden gems, incredible collectibles, sumptuous local delicacies and so much more as you manoeuvre through the bustling lanes and tricky roads of this inimitable Himalayan retreat.

About the trip

Duration

15 Days / 14 Nights

Trip Cost

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Trip style

Self-Drive Road Trip

Vehicle

Renting is possible through AO

Terrain to expect

High Mountains, Valleys, Hills | Tarmac and Gravel Road

Ideal visiting window

Apr to June & Sept to Oct

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Highlights

Let adrenaline course through your body as you take on the treacherous road to Upper Mustang in your exclusive four-wheel drive vehicles.

Historically known as the ‘Kingdom of Lo’, this part of Nepal offers you absolutely breathtaking views of the mountains and is regarded as one of the most culturally preserved regions in the world.

Visit Lo Manthang, which served as the walled capital of the erstwhile kingdom since being founded in the year 1380.

Get a chance to offer prayers at the world renowned Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu.

Situated on the banks of the sacred Bagmati River, this UNESCO World heritage Site is designed in Pagoda-style and is surrounded by the Slesh Mantak forest.

Give in to the call of the wild as you embark upon a safari through the Chitwan National Park.

Nepal’s first national park, Chitwan covers an area of 932 sq km and is home to endangered species like the greater one-horned rhinoceros and the royal Bengal tiger amidst many others birds, reptiles and mammals.

Enjoy your stay at lavish accommodations, situated at some of the most picturesque locations in the country.

Faq’s

What documents do I need to carry for a road trip to Mustang Valley, Nepal?

Essential documents include a valid passport with the necessary visas, international driving permit (if applicable), vehicle registration documents, travel insurance details, permits for restricted areas (if applicable), and emergency contact information.

Can I use my foreign driving license to drive in Mustang Valley, Nepal?

Yes, foreign tourists can typically use their valid international driving permit (IDP) along with their original driving license to drive in Nepal, including Mustang Valley.

Is travel insurance necessary for a road trip to Mustang Valley, Nepal?

Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended for a road trip to Mustang Valley to cover medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost luggage, and other unforeseen circumstances.

What is the best time to visit Mustang Valley?

The best time to visit is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is relatively stable and the skies are clear.

Are there any health precautions for high-altitude regions?

Acclimatization is crucial in high-altitude areas. It’s recommended to take it slow, stay hydrated, and be aware of symptoms of altitude sickness.

How should I prepare for long drives in Mustang Valley, Nepal?

Prioritize rest and hydration, especially during long drives in mountainous terrain. Plan for regular breaks to stretch your legs and take in the scenery.

What should I know about the terrain and road conditions in Mustang Valley, Nepal?

Mustang Valley features rugged mountainous terrain with narrow, winding roads and high altitude passes. Road conditions can vary from well-paved highways to gravel tracks and dirt roads.