Motor Biking in Mustang Region of Nepal









What if you are in a vacation and planning for a long off road ride on motorbike? What if your day starts and ends with the ride on motorbike, just living the moment, carefree days of your vacation?

Then you better pack your bags and make a plan for Nepal, a country where your wish comes true. Great NepalTreks and Expedition comes with the Motor Biking in Mustang region that fulfill all your wishes; where your day starts and end with the ride on your bike enjoying the Tibetan culture enrolled with the nature.

Despite being a small country it is blessed with the beauty of nature. You will be traveling towards the Mustang Region, skirting the foothills of the Annapurna range riding through the lush, dense jungle. The ride gives you to the overlook of majestic Himalayas, glacial rivers, rolling green hills and typical Nepalese villages till to the accessible way. On the way to Mustang region you will enjoy the off road ride while the river flowing by your side.

The riders riding in the Mustang region love to visit Muktinath and Lo-Manthang. Being Mustang region as the Trans Himalayan region, you will find cold wind breezing and the dry land. The influence here is Tibetan, with the language, culture and religion closely linked to the Tibetan people.

Lo-Manthang considered until recently to be The Last Forbidden Kingdom until it was opened to foreigners still considered to be a separate kingdom is possibly the most unique and fascinating place in Nepal. Thousands of years of isolation have kept the culture, lifestyle and heritage of this place unchanged for centuries.

Many people consider Upper Mustang to be more authentically Tibetan than Tibet for this very reason. And for tourists, this presents a unique opportunity to experience this ancient history and culture.

Muktinath, Mukti mean Salvation and Nath mean god and Nirvana so which holds a great significance for all spiritual people in the south Asian sub continent. It is the Hindu-Buddhist temple of 1815 centuryt. Muktinath (the provider of salvation) has been one of the attaining for the sought after moksha( freedom) from the cycle of birth and rebirth.

The pilgrimage coming here doesn’t want to miss the bath beneath 108 waterspots “Muktidhara” and holy dip in the Kunda to bring salvation and to fulfill their wish.
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