17-05-2008
Nepal: Trekking Restricted Areas

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Dear Baral  
This was the first time I booked directly through the WEB , and I thought it's a little risky, especially when I had to send my money to Katmandu and I wend to Delhi .

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Restricted Areas
 
Trekking Route
Days
Grade
Max. altitude
Best season
Mustang Trek
12
4
4070m
May to October
Manaslu Trek
21
4
5135m
October to May
Mt.Kailash
20
4
5630m
July to October
Upper Dolpo (Shey Gompa)
16 to 30
3
5400m
May to October
 
 
 
 
Mustang Trek
 
Trekking Route
Days
Grade
Max. altitude
Best season
Mustang Trek
12
4
4070m
May to October
   
  The long forbidden region of upper Mustang and the walled city of Lo Manthang are now open to a limited number of foreign trekkers, just 300 tourists in a year. Mustang is one of the few places in the world that is still untrammeled by tourists; it is most important that the region preserve its natural state. In common usage, the name Mustang refers to the arid Tibet-like region at the northern end of the Kali Gandaki, which is known to its inhabitants as Lo.
The trek to Lo is through an almost treeless barren landscape. Strong winds usually in the afternoon, generally subsiding at night. Being in the rain shadow of the Himalayas, Lo has much less rain than the rest of Nepal, through the skies is cloudy and there is same rain during the monsoon. In the winter there is usually snow, sometimes as much as 30-40 centimeters on the ground. There is more rain in the lower part of upper Mustang and the hills tend to be great red fluted cliffs of tiny round stones cemented together by mud. Villages are several hours apart and appear in the distance almost as mirages; during the summer season, after the crops are planted, they are green oases in the desert like landscape
The trekking season is from late March to early November. This trek does not go to really high elevation, but the cold, dust and very strong winds can make the trek less pleasant than others in Nepal.
  Itinerary
 
Day 1
Flight Pokhara-Jomsom (or 5 days trek Pokhara-Kagbeni). Trek Kagbeni.
Day 2
Kagbeni (2800m)-Chele (3030m).
Day 3
Chele-Geling (3440m).
Day 4
Geling-Charang (3490m).
Day 5
Charang-Lo Manthang (3730m).
Day 6
Sightseeing Lo Manthang.
Day 7
Lo Manthang.
Day 8
Lo Manthang via Lo Gekar to Ghami (3460m).
Day 9
Ghami-Samar (3290m).
Day 10
Samar-Tangbe.
Day 11
Tangbe-Kagbeni-Jomsom.
Day 12
Flight to Pokhara.
 
 
 
Restricted Areas
  Mustang Trek
  Manaslu Trek
  Mt.Kailash
  Upper Dolpo (Shey Gompa)
 
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