E-Mountain Biking in Mustang

Welcome and assistance by our representative at Tribhuvan International Airport, in Kathmandu.

A short car ride takes you to your hotel where you can rest for a few moments.

Treat yourself by purchasing local souvenirs or completing your equipment in Thamel shops. Why not take a detour to the spa? You can also participate in making traditional souvenirs such as the Nepali Khukuri knife or wood carving with local artisans or cooking - MoMo or Thakali with locals. (Time: 2-4 hours, to be booked 2 days in advance. Prices vary depending on activities). We can organize a flight over the Himalayan Range one morning (6:30 AM) with an additional fee.

After breakfast, transfer to the domestic airport for your 30-minute flight to Pokhara. This flight offers spectacular views of the Langtang, Manaslu and Annapurna mountain ranges.

Free day in Pokhara. You have the opportunity to take a walk or cycle along the lakeshore. It is possible to rent a small rowboat to enjoy the tranquility of the place. You can also visit the Peace Pagoda from which you will have a very beautiful view of the valley below and the mountains.

You take a short but spectacular flight over the Annapurna to reach the city of Jomsom.

Upon arrival, staff await you with electric bikes so you can immediately begin your itinerary.

You start with crossing Jomsom, one of the largest cities in the region.

The path climbs to Batase Bhanjyang, also nicknamed the windy pass (3435 m). From there admire the superb view over Upper Mustang, Thorong La, Tilicho, Nilgiri and Dhaulagiri. The wind blows quite strongly here so you descend towards Phalyak. You follow the long walls protecting the village fields towards Pakling then Kagbeni. One of the best Dal Bhat in Népal can be found here, in Kagbeni.

After an early breakfast, you begin with a climb of almost 1,000 m. The region is dry and arid, almost desert-like with mountains standing out on the horizon: a breathtaking landscape.

You meet hikers and pilgrims from India heading to Muktinath, one of the most revered Hindu temples in the world. Once at Muktinath, you explore the religious site and observe the eternal flame that burns thanks to its natural gas source.

"Mukti" means liberation and "nath" means sacred temple, so Muktinath is considered a temple allowing the liberation of the soul. Besides hermits and Hindu pilgrims, you will also see Tibetan merchants.

You start your walk after breakfast around 8:30 am. You take the trail that leads to Muktinath temple, but turn left towards the Gyu La pass (4030 m).

The beginning of the trail climbs gradually. You traverse magnificent landscapes surrounded by the Dhaulagiri, Tukuche, Nilgiri and to the south the Annapurna massif. Once at the summit, enjoy the view before an incredible descent of around 1000 m towards the Kali Gandaki river and head towards the village of Tetang which nestles behind these giant hills. You climb to Chusang where you have lunch and recharge your batteries before riding 2 more hours to Samar where you spend the night.

Today the path leading to Bhena becomes rocky. You climb until you see the multicolored Tibetan prayer flags making you understand that you have arrived at the pass. After having your tea and admiring the view of a small village you head towards Nyi La (4000 m) and then begin the descent to Ghemi (3570 m). The village is magnificent with tiny streets and large houses.

After lunch, you head to Tsarang by recently constructed and zigzagging gravel roads. It is a large village with piles of stones separating the houses. The very popular Tsarang Dzong resides in this village which was built in 1378. This immense five-story monastery is the highest point of the region with the Gelugpa school and has one of the largest libraries in the entire region. Along with this, the monastery also has statues and prayer halls.

You are heading today towards the famous Lo manthang by starting on a trail that leads to a small river. From there you climb steadily in a rocky environment and follow the Thuling Khola. Once the canyon is crossed, you continue pedaling in the middle of an incredible landscape that gives you the impression of being in Tibet. As you continue to venture into desert plains, you reach Lo La (3960 m) where you will have a magnificent view of snow-capped peaks. You can also see the incredible fortified city of Lo. The monastery inside Lo dates back to the 13th century and can be visited.

Although Lomanthang is the last town of your journey, you make one final trip to the Chogo La pass, an essential stop. You begin your ride with a long climb to reach the pass where the view is magnificent. The descent is remarkable through rocky trails that are mainly used for trekking to Lo. You continue your route to Ghami where you spend the night.

You get into vehicles that take you towards Jomsom. You stop at Chussang for a quick lunch before heading back to Jomsom, where you spend the night in the comfortable Om'Home which offers live music concerts.

After a good night's sleep and a hot shower, you take a flight to join the city of Pokhara. From there a second flight heading to Katmandou.

Today you have a choice, you can enjoy the day by strolling through Katmandou or ask us for a guided tour of the main sites of the city. We offer you the opportunity to participate in an immersive and exclusive activity with a traditional craftsman. Program to choose from: cooking class, sculpture, painting, music and much more. A fun activity for the whole family. The best souvenir you can bring back!

A driver will pick you up at your hotel for a farewell dinner with all the other participants.