Mustang is a beautiful and remote area in northern Nepal, close to the border of Tibet, China. The area showcases desert terrain, brilliant-colored hills, and profound grooves that characterize its landscape. The region consists of two parts: Lower Mustang and Upper Mustang. Upper Mustang maintained restricted access for visitors for many years, which preserved its original cultural strengths and preserved its authentic traditions. The population in this area practices Tibetan traditions while multiple historical stone monasteries and ancient caves stand along with traditional rural settlements.

Tourists who visit Mustang often explore three main sites: the fortified Lo Manthang city together with the tranquil apple farming center of Marpha and the Muktinath holy shrine. Large numbers of tourists choose to experience Mustang through trekking adventures and jeep excursions during both pleasant spring and autumn seasons. Foreigners who want to explore Upper Mustang need both a special permit and a guide for their visit. People who want to witness natural beauty, cultural experiences, and peaceful surroundings should visit Mustang.