


EXPERIENCE HIGHLIGHTS
- World’s highest pass - View 3 x 8,000m peaks from one place
- Experience Nepalese festivals
- Access what used to be a restricted area
- Remote lifestyles – no modernisation
- Full immersion with local people and traditions
- Exposure to mixed Buddhist and Hindu culture
- Experiences enriched by Tibetan culture
- Bucket list hiking destination
- Epic hike and flight in between two 8,000+ meter peaks
- All things apple: Apple gardens, apple cider and apple pie
- Mixed Himalayan high desert to tropical topography
- Hiking through age old infrastructure and salt trading route to Tibet
- Hustle and bustle of Kathmandu with temple and monasteries
- Relaxed lakeside environment of Pokhara
THE FORBIDDEN KINGDOM
Why the Mustang Valley?
The Kingdom of Upper Mustang was once a forbidden destination and now offers an immense opportunity to see and embrace the untouched lifestyle of the local people, inspiring social practice and authentic religious and cultural aspects of their lives.
This mixed with unique landscapes creating natural Himalayan hiking trails. The Upper Mustang is a ‘bucket list’ adventure for hikers from all over the world.
WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT THIS EXPERIENCE
- Western organiser with 30 years local experience
- Top local hand picked guides chosen for their experience and talent hikers/guides
- Return domestic flights included in the Experience Package
- Hand picked accommodation for authentic experience
- Safe and reliable van for transportation
- Cultural background and local stories that enrich the experience
- Local staff with contacts that can deal with situations and outcomes that make a difference to a tour



WHAT IS INCLUDED
- Airport Pickup/Drop
- All ground transportations
- Upper Mustang Special permits
- Annapurna Conservation area permit
- TIMS (Trekkers information management system) permit
- All accommodations’ (17 nights)
- Kathmandu and Pokhara breakfasts
- DOMESTIC FLIGHTS:
- Kathmandu-Pokhara
- Pokhara-Jomsom
- Pokhara-Kathmandu
- HELICOPTER FLIGHT From Jomsom to Lake Tilicho
- Trekking Guide (Up to 8 trekkers 1 guide/8+ Trekkers: 2 guide)
- Porters to carry bags (2 clients: 1 Porter)
- Porters wages, meals, accommodation.
EXCLUSIONS
- International Flight
- Nepal Visa
- Meals/Drinks (other than breakfast in Pokhara and Kathmandu)
- Travel Insurances
- Trekking gear
- Emergency evacuation
- Tour departure costs due to sickness etc.
- Mobile phone connections / internet etc.
- Tips to guides etc.
- Additional entry fees to sightseeing locations not included in itinerary
- Other costs that may arise that are not in the ‘included list’
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Nepal 2024 Mustang Valley Hiking Itinerary
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Day One - 31/10/2024 - 1400m Altitude - Fly to Kathmandu
Fly from Australia to Kathmandu (1400m)
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Day 2 - 01/11/2024 - 820m Altitude - Fly to Pokhara
Fly from Kathmandu (1400m) to Pokhara (820m) Stay at the Raniban Arcade.
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Day 3 - 02/11/2024 - 820m Altitude - Rest Day
Explore Pokhara and enjoy the local culture. Hire paddle boats and explore the lake. Visit Peace Stupa and Hindu Temple on the Island. Option: Tandem Paragliding from Sarankot.
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Day Four - 03/11/2024 - 2804m Altitude - Fly, Jeep and Hike
Fly from Pokhara (820m) to Jomsom (2743m) - Jeep from Jomsom to Kagbeni (2804m) - Hike from Kagbeni (2804m) to Chhusang (2980) - 12km Hike - 4 Hour Total - 2 Hours 23 Minutes Hiking Time - 470m Altitude Gain - 344m Altitude Loss
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Day Five - 04/11/2024 - 3841m Altitude - Hiking Day
Hike from Chhusang (2804m) to Syanboche (3841m) via Samar. - Samar Village based at the foot of the surrounding mountains. - 15.8km Hike - 1346m Altitude Gain - 532m Altitude Loss
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Day Six - 05/11/2024 - 3601m Altitude - Hiking Day
Hike from Syanboche (3841m) to Ghame (3601m) - Descending 13km hike - 11km Hike - 393m Altitude Gain - 603m Altitude Loss
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Day Seven - 06/11/2024 - 3804m Altitude - Hiking Day
Hike from Ghame (3601m) to Lo Manthang (3804m). Via Ghar Gumba 19.8km Hike - 957m Altitude Gain - 701m Altitude Loss
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Day Eight - 07/11/2024 - 3804m Altitude - Rest Day
Rest day in Lo Manthang (3804m). Optional: Tibetan Border visit and cave expedition
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Day Nine - 08/11/2024 - 3755m Altitude - Hiking Day
Hike from Lo Manthang (3804m) to Dhakmar (3755m) Via Churang - 19.3km Hike - 748m Altitude Gain - 759m Altitude Loss
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Day Ten - 09/11/2024 - 3660m Altitude - Hiking Day
Hike from Dhakmar (3755m) to Samar (3660m) 22.6km Hike - 1025m Altitude Gain - 1232m Altitude Loss
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Day Eleven - 10/11/2024 - 2804m Altitude - Hiking Day
Hike from Samar (3660m) to Kagbeni (2804m) 20.6km Hike - 396m Altitude Gain - 1157m Altitude Loss
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Day Twelve - 11/11/2024 - 4190m Altitude - Jeep and Hike Day
Jeep from Kagbeni (2804m) to Muktinath Hike from Muktinath to Pedi (4190m) 3.5km Hike - 509m Altitude Gain - 5m Altitude Loss
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Day Thirteen - 12/11/2024 - 2743m Altitude - Jeep and Hike Day
Hike from Pedi (4190m) up to the La Thorong Pass (4540m) - take the Jeep from Muktinath to Jomsom (2743m) - 15.1km Hike - 1229m Altitude Gain - 1729m Altitude Loss
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Day Fourteen - 13/11/2024 - 2743m Altitude - Helicopter and Hike Day
Take helicopter from Jomsom (2743m) to Lake Tilicho (4919m). Hike from Lake Tilicho (4919m) to Manang (3919m) - 22.8km Hike - 404m Altitude Gain - 1785m Altitude Loss
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Day Fifteen - 14/11/2024 - 2650m Altitude - Hiking and Hot springs
Hike from Manang to Chame Enjoy the Chame Hotsprings 29.5km Hike - 288m Altitude Gain - 821m Altitude Loss
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Day Sixteen - 15/11/2024 - 820m Altitude - Jeep and Hiking Day
Hike from Chame (2650m) to Tal Take the Jeep from Tal to Pokhara (820m) 21.5km Hike - 303m Altitude Gain - 1456m Altitude Loss
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Day Seventeen - 16/11/2024 - 820M ALTITUDE - No Hiking
Fly from Pokhara to Kathmandu Enjoy final dinner with the team
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Day Eighteen - 17/11/2024 - 1400M KATHMANDU - FLY HOME
Fly home from Kathmandu to Australia
Mustang valley Hiking Map 2024

Why Nepal
Matthew Stewart talks with his uncle Peter Stewart about the long family history and association with Nepal and the inspiration for our Nepal Experiences Not Felt Possible
Experience Not Felt Possible
What is an Experience Not Felt Possible? We believe there needs to be more gained than ‘reaching a goal’ – the memories you make and the person you become on the journey is what really matters.
To achieve this, we believe it’s important to create an experience that fulfils the following criteria:
- Meaning – the experience has to mean something to you personally
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Our belief is that when you create an experience that fulfils the above criteria, it will become a memory that lasts forever.