Upper Mustang has many things to deliver right in its bag. View of mountains, rugged terrain, colourful rituals and festivals are some of them. Mustang area was restricted until 1992. Several choices exist to reach Mustang, but the Motorbike ride is the most fulfilling one. Riding listening to the engine sound of affluent motorcycles through the off-roads of Mustang is a complete experience by all means. Once famous as the last forbidden kingdom of Nepal, Upper Mustang now welcomes travellers worldwide wishing to participate in Mother Nature’s act of true blissfulness. Upper Mustang Motorbike Ride of Raconteur Adventure is among the best bike rides in Nepal.
Multiple facets of the Mustang unfolds once you set your foot in this region. Mustang is at north bordering is, the Tibet. Upper Mustang Bike Ride tests your skill of riding and patience. This bike ride to Mustang is a different experience altogether into the Himalayas. Reaching Lower Mustang on the motorbike is relatively easy compared with Upper Mustang. Both Upper and Lower Mustang rewards you with the enchanting view of terrains, hills and mountains. Road trip to Mustang collectively goes up and down. Before Mustang and its landscapes lure you, fascinating villages, lush green hills, and the culture you encounter accompany you along the ride. As you ride, gaining more altitude, the view becomes more vivid and satisfying. Upper Mustang Motorbike Ride is a complete ride, and Raconteur Adventure offers the best 13 Days itinerary of Upper Mustang Motorbike Ride.
The Upper Mustang region is still one of Nepal’s isolated places, and the number of international visitors allowed is government-controlled. Upper Mustang Motorbike Ride is adventurous and challenging. So, a good meal and friendly accommodation are essential.
In this bike ride to Upper Mustang, a lovely tea house and lodge accommodation will ensure your comfort in the mountains and cities; star category hotel serves you. A meal including typical Nepali taste, Dal, Bhat, Tarkari (Rice, cereal soup and veggies) are available throughout the ride. Mustang Bike ride composes of rocky ascents, gravel roads and smooth blacktopped roads. Raconteur Adventure will manage the best riding motorbike and safety gear for you. A comfortable and well-managed itinerary is a must, especially for riding at high altitudes. So keeping in mind the safety and comfort of our guests, our offering for this ride is of 13 days.
Upper Mustang Bike Ride commences from Pokhara. From Pokhara, we will ride through a circuitous road following the same route of Annapurna Circuit. We will ride to Kalopani from Pokhara and then to Muktinath from Kalopani. We will return to Kagbeni from Muktinath and will drive to Ghami. On day six of the Upper Mustang motorbike ride, we will ride to Lo-Monthang. The next day, we will explore Lo-Monthang on foot and ride to Kora La, the Tibetan Border from Lo-Monthang and return to Lo-Monthang. Then, we will ride back to Pokhara via Gilling, Kagbeni and Tatopani. Then, we will ride or drive back to Kathmandu.
Upper Mustang and its vividness are best during Summer. During the summer months of June to September, the vibrancy of vegetation, Himalayan arid plateau, and clear sky comes into play together. Another best time to experience Mustang is from March to December. As the Upper Mustang region is in the rain shadow area of Himalaya, the monsoon also serves a magnificent view of the Mustang. Weather in winter reaches below -20 °C, making it extremely hard to get Lo-Monthang during winters. May is the ideal time to celebrate the annual Tiji Festival if you wish to see more colourful rituals here in Mustang. This celebration is seen for three days.
Mustang is paradise in this part of the world. From experiencing one of the highest human settlements of Nepal, playing hide and seek with hills and forest, to interacting with mountains, the Upper Mustang Motorbike ride knows how to allure you into its magic. So, allow us to manage this bike ride to Mustang. Raconteur Adventure ensures a safe, comfortable Upper Mustang Motorbike ride.
Image Credit
Photo by Chandan Chaurasia on Unsplash
Photo by Xion Design Studio on Unsplash
Photo by Samrat Khadka on Unsplash
Photo by kabita Darlami on Unsplash
Representatives of Raconteur Adventure welcomes you at Tribhuvan International Airport. We will guide you through the cultural shock you encounter once coming outside of the airport. Then, we will assist you through check-in formalities in one of the star category hotels in Kathmandu. If you arrive early at the capital, you should engage in sightseeing of different religious, cultural even natural facets of Kathmandu.
On this second day of the itinerary, we will ride to Pokhara. This whole bike ride will be done on Himalayan 500cc, Royal Enfield. After having a delicious breakfast in Kathmandu, we will start our ride to Pokhara. Pokhara is happening city and the entry point for conquering the Annapurna mountains. Ride to Pokhara is all satisfying. The freedom of bike ride also serves a clear view of landscapes, culture, flora, fauna, and many more. Overnight at a star hotel in Pokhara.
We will start the day early. We are passing through the longest suspension bridge of Nepal at Kusma, and we will reach Kalopani riding through a rough and paved road. A bumpy ride commences from Beni. A breathtaking view of the Himalayas in the background accompanies your ride. Bank of the Gandaki river accompanies the ride with a mind-boggling view of waterfalls. Overnight at Guesthouse at Kalopani.
We will start our day with a delicious breakfast at Kalopani. We will ride along the Kali Gandaki river amazing scenery of Annapurna Mountain unfolds. Nilgiri, Dhaulagiri are other mountains for your most entire satisfaction. Today, we travel to one of the holiest sites for Hindu, the Muktinath temple. Temple is at an altitude of 3800m. For a non-Hindu tourist, pagoda-style temples, monasteries, natural taps, huge barren landscapes are there to reward you with the most fulfilling experience. Another fascination not to miss is continuous burning fire from natural gas and the 108 sacred water taps. After visiting Muktinath, we will ride back to Kagbeni. Overnight at the guest house in Kagbeni.
On our day five of the itinerary, we will explore this fantastic typical village, Kagbeni. At the checkpoint, the necessary permits will be checked, and then our ride continues. We will ride to the town of Upper Mustang. We will pass through rocky trails observing the traditional Tibet culture through Chhunsang(2,950m), Chele, and Syanbochen. We will stay overnight at Ghami. On Ghami, we will watch and capture impressive clusters of the ancient cave with magical rock face across the river, Kali Gandaki.
Day 06 is the most important day of the trek as we will reach the journey’s primary destination. On our way to Lo-Monthang from Ghami, we will see the natural masterfulness. The panoramic view of Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri with the longest mani wall of Ghami in this ride is all amazing. The lift passes through Tsarang village, and from the town, we will ride up to Ghar Gumba. Ghar Gumba is one of the oldest monasteries (8th century)
Lo-Monthang unfolds with amazing barren landscapes in the hills and the base, and greenery is all satisfying. During the excursion of Lo-Monthang, you will see the oldest monasteries and Gumbas, engage in sightseeing of impressive colourful land structures. One of the sites to look for is the Chosar cave. Overnight at the guest house in Lo-Monthang
On this day, eighth, we will travel to the Tibetan border, Kora La. This ride is just 20km from Lo-monthang. We will enjoy the views that Kora La offers, engage in sightseeing, photography and then ride back to Lo-Monthang. Overnight at the guest house in Lo-Monthang.
We will ride back to Gilling from Lo-Monthang. Ride to Gilling is accompanied by the view of plateau land and Himalayan panorama during the daylight. Overnight at Guesthouse at Gilling.
We will continue our ride back to Kagbeni. Upon reaching Kagbeni, we will explore Kagbeni and its different facets. Overnight stay at the guest house in Kagbeni.
The ride continues to reach Tatopani from Kagbeni. We will ride via Jomsom, Marpha, to get Tatopani. We will also bath at a natural hot spring that is believed to cure skin related diseases. Overnight at guesthouse/lodge at Tatopani.
We will ride back to Pokhara on day 12 of our itinerary. Pokhara has a lot in its bag. From sightseeing of natural and human-made beauty to fantastic nightlife, there are many things that Pokhara delivers right. Overnight at star category hotel in Pokhara.
We ride back to Kathmandu from Pokhara. Day 13 is the last day of this fantastic ride. We will leave Pokhara after having a late breakfast Pokhara. We will return to Kathmandu via Mugling. After you arrive at Kathmandu, hotel check-in and the rest of the time is all yours.
On the last day of the itinerary, we will host a delightful farewell dinner and like to hear the stories you created during the journey and our feedback.
The Upper Mustang Motorbike Tour is for adventure seekers who are physically strong and have a good understanding of motorcycle riding.
Following Beni Bazar, the route becomes fully off-road, and you will ascend to a height of 4000 meters.
As a result, you should be in decent physical shape and have some riding experience before embarking on this expedition.
We have 411 CC Royal Enfield Himalayan and 500 CC Royal Enfield classic motorcycles, both of which are quite powerful and comfortable for long journeys.
Please let us know which bike is most convenient for you.
If you require other brands of motorcycles, we can give them if they are accessible in Nepal. For this year's expedition, we've added 15 Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 CC bikes.
Of course, you aren't a true rider if you don't have a license.
Before you arrive in Nepal, we'll need a copy of your passport and a copy of your driver's license, and then we'll make local permissions for your riding.
Which gives you the ability to drive a Mustang
Is there any prior experience required for the Upper Mustang Motorbike Tour?
You don't need any previous Himalayan riding expertise, but you should be a skilled motorbike rider who can drive for a long distance on a Himalayan route
Yes, we provide a private support van/truck for your Mustang motorcycle trip.
Our assisting Van will transport all of your stuff and motorcycle spare components.
Throughout the trip, a Road Captain/Chief Technician and a mechanic will be supplied.
In addition, for sightseeing of locations and monasteries, an expert English-speaking guide will be available.
From March to November, the weather in Mustang is ideal for travel.
Because Mustang sits in the rain shadow of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Himalayan ranges, it never rains in June and July.
Mustang has snowfall and extremely cold temperatures throughout the winter month’s of December, January, and February.
Should we apply for visa in our home country or at the airport in Nepal?
What papers do I need to bring with me?
You can obtain a visa upon arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport. However, it would be more convenient if you complete the visa application online (https://online.nepalimmigration.gov.np/tourist-visa) before to flying to Nepal.
Fees for admission into Nepal are now $ 25 for a 15-day visa, $ 40 for a 30-day visa, and $ 100 for a three-month visa.
You should carry the following documents with you on your trip.
The passport must be valid for at least six months.
Before you begin the journey, you must present a copy of your insurance document to RCOONTEUR ADVENTURE PVT.LTD.
Tickets for flights.
Numbers for T/bank, C's insurance, and family contacts in case of an emergency.
Definitely!
Customers who have booked a private trip for one of our packages can be picked up from the airport by Raconteur Adventure Team.
We do not charge a fee for our services.
Kathmandu has a wide range of hotels, from inexpensive to luxury, including three-star accommodations.
Normally, our outline plan includes three hotel services from RACONTUER ADVENTURE
We can also make accommodations based on your preferences.
During your journey, you will stay at a teahouse/lodge that will give you with minimal hygienic facilities such as a mattress and a light blanket.
If needed, we may provide RACONTEUR ADVENTURE sleeping luggage (which must be returned after the trip), although it is usually preferable to have your own sleeping bag.
We generally have single and double rooms available.
Single accommodations are difficult to come by during high season, thus double rooms are advised in our basic itinerary.
In most teahouses and lodges, there are hot water showers available.
If such a facility is not available, the teahouse/lodges will give you with a hot water bucket.
The cost of the shower must be paid by oneself, and it varies from place to place
The majority of Teahouse restaurants serve a delectable selection of largely vegetarian meals.
Pasta, Tuna Bakes, Noodles, Potatoes, Eggs, Dal-bhat, Bread, Soups, Fresh Vegetables (variety varies by season), and even sweets such as Apple Pies, Pancakes, and some unusual tries at Custard.
On the meal, there will be a lot of garlic; consume some every day to help with acclimatization.
Meat may be available on the menu in many of the bigger settlements.
Hot cocoa, tea, coffee, hot lemon, and soft drinks are constantly available.
Every day, supper and breakfast are served in the same lodge where you will be spending the night.
On the route to the destination, we'll stop for lunch.
The weather in the highlands is famously unpredictable.
The nights are generally bitterly cold, although the days are much milder.
Winter (January and February) will be cooler, but if the sun is shining, the days can be rather pleasant and warm.
During the months of January, February, and December, there will be some snowfall.
Inside the teahouses/lodges, the temperature is kept pretty consistent.
To keep oneself warm, you can always sit next to a fire.
During the day, the temperature might range from 20 degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius.
Yes, most locations in Upper Mustang now have internet connectivity.
There is Wi-Fi in Lo-mantnag where you may purchase an internet recharge card.
Mobile data is also available throughout the journey.
In Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Jomsom, ATMs and credit cards are available.
Furthermore, you will require cash payments for a variety of services.
Lunch and supper in Kathmandu can set you back $ 10-15.
It all relies on how you spend your money.
In a bike trip, $15-$20 per day will suffice to purchase bottles of water, chocolate, and a few beverages
Bottled water is widely accessible in most locations.
If you want to drink regular water, you'll need to use a purifying aid, and it's best if you have some on hand.
If you have altitude sickness or any other concerns, we will provide you with the doctor's suggested medications based on the nature of your illness.
In the event of an emergency, we will descend and rescue you using a helicopter
Travel insurance will be a lifesaver in the event of any mishaps, allowing you to recoup your losses.
In the event of a helicopter rescue, your insurance may be able to pay the cost of the helicopter, which is not cheap.
So it's a good idea to double-check your insurance's validity and policy to see if it covers rescue costs.
Yes, all members of the RACONTEUR ADVENTURE team, including guides and porters, are covered by insurance in the event of an accident.
"Our Legal Documents,"
The following are our official registrations:
Office of the Registrar of Companies: 210993/075/076
The company's PAN number: 60678329
Tourism Industry Division License No: 4042
Nepal Cottage and Small Industry, Registration Number: 340
Nepal Rastra Bank License NO:
Member, Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal (TAAN)
Member, Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA)
Member, Village Tourism Promotion Forum Nepal
Upper Mustang has many things to deliver right in its bag. View of mountains, rugged terrain, colourful rituals and festivals are some of them. Mustang area was restricted until 1992. Several choices exist to reach Mustang, but the Motorbike ride is the most fulfilling one. Riding listening to the engine sound of affluent motorcycles through the off-roads of Mustang is a complete experience by all means. Once famous as the last forbidden kingdom of Nepal, Upper Mustang now welcomes travellers worldwide wishing to participate in Mother Nature’s act of true blissfulness. Upper Mustang Motorbike Ride of Raconteur Adventure is among the best bike rides in Nepal.
Multiple facets of the Mustang unfolds once you set your foot in this region. Mustang is at north bordering is, the Tibet. Upper Mustang Bike Ride tests your skill of riding and patience. This bike ride to Mustang is a different experience altogether into the Himalayas. Reaching Lower Mustang on the motorbike is relatively easy compared with Upper Mustang. Both Upper and Lower Mustang rewards you with the enchanting view of terrains, hills and mountains. Road trip to Mustang collectively goes up and down. Before Mustang and its landscapes lure you, fascinating villages, lush green hills, and the culture you encounter accompany you along the ride. As you ride, gaining more altitude, the view becomes more vivid and satisfying. Upper Mustang Motorbike Ride is a complete ride, and Raconteur Adventure offers the best 13 Days itinerary of Upper Mustang Motorbike Ride.
The Upper Mustang region is still one of Nepal’s isolated places, and the number of international visitors allowed is government-controlled. Upper Mustang Motorbike Ride is adventurous and challenging. So, a good meal and friendly accommodation are essential.
In this bike ride to Upper Mustang, a lovely tea house and lodge accommodation will ensure your comfort in the mountains and cities; star category hotel serves you. A meal including typical Nepali taste, Dal, Bhat, Tarkari (Rice, cereal soup and veggies) are available throughout the ride. Mustang Bike ride composes of rocky ascents, gravel roads and smooth blacktopped roads. Raconteur Adventure will manage the best riding motorbike and safety gear for you. A comfortable and well-managed itinerary is a must, especially for riding at high altitudes. So keeping in mind the safety and comfort of our guests, our offering for this ride is of 13 days.
Upper Mustang Bike Ride commences from Pokhara. From Pokhara, we will ride through a circuitous road following the same route of Annapurna Circuit. We will ride to Kalopani from Pokhara and then to Muktinath from Kalopani. We will return to Kagbeni from Muktinath and will drive to Ghami. On day six of the Upper Mustang motorbike ride, we will ride to Lo-Monthang. The next day, we will explore Lo-Monthang on foot and ride to Kora La, the Tibetan Border from Lo-Monthang and return to Lo-Monthang. Then, we will ride back to Pokhara via Gilling, Kagbeni and Tatopani. Then, we will ride or drive back to Kathmandu.
Upper Mustang and its vividness are best during Summer. During the summer months of June to September, the vibrancy of vegetation, Himalayan arid plateau, and clear sky comes into play together. Another best time to experience Mustang is from March to December. As the Upper Mustang region is in the rain shadow area of Himalaya, the monsoon also serves a magnificent view of the Mustang. Weather in winter reaches below -20 °C, making it extremely hard to get Lo-Monthang during winters. May is the ideal time to celebrate the annual Tiji Festival if you wish to see more colourful rituals here in Mustang. This celebration is seen for three days.
Mustang is paradise in this part of the world. From experiencing one of the highest human settlements of Nepal, playing hide and seek with hills and forest, to interacting with mountains, the Upper Mustang Motorbike ride knows how to allure you into its magic. So, allow us to manage this bike ride to Mustang. Raconteur Adventure ensures a safe, comfortable Upper Mustang Motorbike ride.
Image Credit
Photo by Chandan Chaurasia on Unsplash
Photo by Xion Design Studio on Unsplash
Photo by Samrat Khadka on Unsplash
Photo by kabita Darlami on Unsplash
Representatives of Raconteur Adventure welcomes you at Tribhuvan International Airport. We will guide you through the cultural shock you encounter once coming outside of the airport. Then, we will assist you through check-in formalities in one of the star category hotels in Kathmandu. If you arrive early at the capital, you should engage in sightseeing of different religious, cultural even natural facets of Kathmandu.
On this second day of the itinerary, we will ride to Pokhara. This whole bike ride will be done on Himalayan 500cc, Royal Enfield. After having a delicious breakfast in Kathmandu, we will start our ride to Pokhara. Pokhara is happening city and the entry point for conquering the Annapurna mountains. Ride to Pokhara is all satisfying. The freedom of bike ride also serves a clear view of landscapes, culture, flora, fauna, and many more. Overnight at a star hotel in Pokhara.
We will start the day early. We are passing through the longest suspension bridge of Nepal at Kusma, and we will reach Kalopani riding through a rough and paved road. A bumpy ride commences from Beni. A breathtaking view of the Himalayas in the background accompanies your ride. Bank of the Gandaki river accompanies the ride with a mind-boggling view of waterfalls. Overnight at Guesthouse at Kalopani.
We will start our day with a delicious breakfast at Kalopani. We will ride along the Kali Gandaki river amazing scenery of Annapurna Mountain unfolds. Nilgiri, Dhaulagiri are other mountains for your most entire satisfaction. Today, we travel to one of the holiest sites for Hindu, the Muktinath temple. Temple is at an altitude of 3800m. For a non-Hindu tourist, pagoda-style temples, monasteries, natural taps, huge barren landscapes are there to reward you with the most fulfilling experience. Another fascination not to miss is continuous burning fire from natural gas and the 108 sacred water taps. After visiting Muktinath, we will ride back to Kagbeni. Overnight at the guest house in Kagbeni.
On our day five of the itinerary, we will explore this fantastic typical village, Kagbeni. At the checkpoint, the necessary permits will be checked, and then our ride continues. We will ride to the town of Upper Mustang. We will pass through rocky trails observing the traditional Tibet culture through Chhunsang(2,950m), Chele, and Syanbochen. We will stay overnight at Ghami. On Ghami, we will watch and capture impressive clusters of the ancient cave with magical rock face across the river, Kali Gandaki.
Day 06 is the most important day of the trek as we will reach the journey’s primary destination. On our way to Lo-Monthang from Ghami, we will see the natural masterfulness. The panoramic view of Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri with the longest mani wall of Ghami in this ride is all amazing. The lift passes through Tsarang village, and from the town, we will ride up to Ghar Gumba. Ghar Gumba is one of the oldest monasteries (8th century)
Lo-Monthang unfolds with amazing barren landscapes in the hills and the base, and greenery is all satisfying. During the excursion of Lo-Monthang, you will see the oldest monasteries and Gumbas, engage in sightseeing of impressive colourful land structures. One of the sites to look for is the Chosar cave. Overnight at the guest house in Lo-Monthang
On this day, eighth, we will travel to the Tibetan border, Kora La. This ride is just 20km from Lo-monthang. We will enjoy the views that Kora La offers, engage in sightseeing, photography and then ride back to Lo-Monthang. Overnight at the guest house in Lo-Monthang.
We will ride back to Gilling from Lo-Monthang. Ride to Gilling is accompanied by the view of plateau land and Himalayan panorama during the daylight. Overnight at Guesthouse at Gilling.
We will continue our ride back to Kagbeni. Upon reaching Kagbeni, we will explore Kagbeni and its different facets. Overnight stay at the guest house in Kagbeni.
The ride continues to reach Tatopani from Kagbeni. We will ride via Jomsom, Marpha, to get Tatopani. We will also bath at a natural hot spring that is believed to cure skin related diseases. Overnight at guesthouse/lodge at Tatopani.
We will ride back to Pokhara on day 12 of our itinerary. Pokhara has a lot in its bag. From sightseeing of natural and human-made beauty to fantastic nightlife, there are many things that Pokhara delivers right. Overnight at star category hotel in Pokhara.
We ride back to Kathmandu from Pokhara. Day 13 is the last day of this fantastic ride. We will leave Pokhara after having a late breakfast Pokhara. We will return to Kathmandu via Mugling. After you arrive at Kathmandu, hotel check-in and the rest of the time is all yours.
On the last day of the itinerary, we will host a delightful farewell dinner and like to hear the stories you created during the journey and our feedback.
The Upper Mustang Motorbike Tour is for adventure seekers who are physically strong and have a good understanding of motorcycle riding.
Following Beni Bazar, the route becomes fully off-road, and you will ascend to a height of 4000 meters.
As a result, you should be in decent physical shape and have some riding experience before embarking on this expedition.
We have 411 CC Royal Enfield Himalayan and 500 CC Royal Enfield classic motorcycles, both of which are quite powerful and comfortable for long journeys.
Please let us know which bike is most convenient for you.
If you require other brands of motorcycles, we can give them if they are accessible in Nepal. For this year's expedition, we've added 15 Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 CC bikes.
Of course, you aren't a true rider if you don't have a license.
Before you arrive in Nepal, we'll need a copy of your passport and a copy of your driver's license, and then we'll make local permissions for your riding.
Which gives you the ability to drive a Mustang
Is there any prior experience required for the Upper Mustang Motorbike Tour?
You don't need any previous Himalayan riding expertise, but you should be a skilled motorbike rider who can drive for a long distance on a Himalayan route
Yes, we provide a private support van/truck for your Mustang motorcycle trip.
Our assisting Van will transport all of your stuff and motorcycle spare components.
Throughout the trip, a Road Captain/Chief Technician and a mechanic will be supplied.
In addition, for sightseeing of locations and monasteries, an expert English-speaking guide will be available.
From March to November, the weather in Mustang is ideal for travel.
Because Mustang sits in the rain shadow of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Himalayan ranges, it never rains in June and July.
Mustang has snowfall and extremely cold temperatures throughout the winter month’s of December, January, and February.
Should we apply for visa in our home country or at the airport in Nepal?
What papers do I need to bring with me?
You can obtain a visa upon arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport. However, it would be more convenient if you complete the visa application online (https://online.nepalimmigration.gov.np/tourist-visa) before to flying to Nepal.
Fees for admission into Nepal are now $ 25 for a 15-day visa, $ 40 for a 30-day visa, and $ 100 for a three-month visa.
You should carry the following documents with you on your trip.
The passport must be valid for at least six months.
Before you begin the journey, you must present a copy of your insurance document to RCOONTEUR ADVENTURE PVT.LTD.
Tickets for flights.
Numbers for T/bank, C's insurance, and family contacts in case of an emergency.
Definitely!
Customers who have booked a private trip for one of our packages can be picked up from the airport by Raconteur Adventure Team.
We do not charge a fee for our services.
Kathmandu has a wide range of hotels, from inexpensive to luxury, including three-star accommodations.
Normally, our outline plan includes three hotel services from RACONTUER ADVENTURE
We can also make accommodations based on your preferences.
During your journey, you will stay at a teahouse/lodge that will give you with minimal hygienic facilities such as a mattress and a light blanket.
If needed, we may provide RACONTEUR ADVENTURE sleeping luggage (which must be returned after the trip), although it is usually preferable to have your own sleeping bag.
We generally have single and double rooms available.
Single accommodations are difficult to come by during high season, thus double rooms are advised in our basic itinerary.
In most teahouses and lodges, there are hot water showers available.
If such a facility is not available, the teahouse/lodges will give you with a hot water bucket.
The cost of the shower must be paid by oneself, and it varies from place to place
The majority of Teahouse restaurants serve a delectable selection of largely vegetarian meals.
Pasta, Tuna Bakes, Noodles, Potatoes, Eggs, Dal-bhat, Bread, Soups, Fresh Vegetables (variety varies by season), and even sweets such as Apple Pies, Pancakes, and some unusual tries at Custard.
On the meal, there will be a lot of garlic; consume some every day to help with acclimatization.
Meat may be available on the menu in many of the bigger settlements.
Hot cocoa, tea, coffee, hot lemon, and soft drinks are constantly available.
Every day, supper and breakfast are served in the same lodge where you will be spending the night.
On the route to the destination, we'll stop for lunch.
The weather in the highlands is famously unpredictable.
The nights are generally bitterly cold, although the days are much milder.
Winter (January and February) will be cooler, but if the sun is shining, the days can be rather pleasant and warm.
During the months of January, February, and December, there will be some snowfall.
Inside the teahouses/lodges, the temperature is kept pretty consistent.
To keep oneself warm, you can always sit next to a fire.
During the day, the temperature might range from 20 degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius.
Yes, most locations in Upper Mustang now have internet connectivity.
There is Wi-Fi in Lo-mantnag where you may purchase an internet recharge card.
Mobile data is also available throughout the journey.
In Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Jomsom, ATMs and credit cards are available.
Furthermore, you will require cash payments for a variety of services.
Lunch and supper in Kathmandu can set you back $ 10-15.
It all relies on how you spend your money.
In a bike trip, $15-$20 per day will suffice to purchase bottles of water, chocolate, and a few beverages
Bottled water is widely accessible in most locations.
If you want to drink regular water, you'll need to use a purifying aid, and it's best if you have some on hand.
If you have altitude sickness or any other concerns, we will provide you with the doctor's suggested medications based on the nature of your illness.
In the event of an emergency, we will descend and rescue you using a helicopter
Travel insurance will be a lifesaver in the event of any mishaps, allowing you to recoup your losses.
In the event of a helicopter rescue, your insurance may be able to pay the cost of the helicopter, which is not cheap.
So it's a good idea to double-check your insurance's validity and policy to see if it covers rescue costs.
Yes, all members of the RACONTEUR ADVENTURE team, including guides and porters, are covered by insurance in the event of an accident.
"Our Legal Documents,"
The following are our official registrations:
Office of the Registrar of Companies: 210993/075/076
The company's PAN number: 60678329
Tourism Industry Division License No: 4042
Nepal Cottage and Small Industry, Registration Number: 340
Nepal Rastra Bank License NO:
Member, Trekking Agencies Association of Nepal (TAAN)
Member, Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA)
Member, Village Tourism Promotion Forum Nepal
