Mysterious Mustang (Photos)

Kathmandu: Mustang, a district rich in natural and cultural heritage, has many places worth visiting. Known as the district beyond the mountains, Mustang attracts both domestic and foreign tourists.

Upper Mustang, Lo Manthang, and other areas are historically significant. Known as the land of the Lopa people, this region reflects Tibetan cultural influence. The Lopa community continues to preserve their original language, clothing, and traditions.

Ancient towns, pathways decorated with chortens, the Tsokye Monastery, and centuries-old caves offer glimpses into the early stages of human civilization. The structure of Marpha village, its apple orchards, and the confluence of Buddhist and Thakali cultures captivate visitors.

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Not only are the heart-throbbing landscapes, but also the lakes are incredibly beautiful and meditative. Additionally, the museums provide visitors with ample information.

When the weather is clear, the mountains are visible as early as 5 in the morning. However, by noon, the wind begins to pick up, and the mountains start to be covered in mist. Locals and tourists alike express concern that, due to climate change, the mountains are becoming increasingly barren.

(Glimpses from Mustang)

(Photo Courtesy: Nepal Photo Library)

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