Mustang Landscape
Mustang means ‘fertile land’ in Tibetan language – ‘mun tan’. This place is situated in the north-central border of Nepal with China. It lies across the great himalayas of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna range, leaps to the altitude of 1372 to 8167 m from sea level. That is why Mustang is also called as “Himal pari ko desh” (country across the mountains). It is famous for the holy Muktinath temple, apple farms and its spectacular landscape surrounded by high snowy mountains from all directions.(Read more)
