Price Detail
Price: USD 365 /- pp
Single supplementary price: USD 50/- pp
Group Discount
Upto 5 people: USD 290 /- pp
Upto 10 people: USD 270 /- pp
Disclaimer of the itinerary
We will try to stick to our plan for the upper Mustang trek according to the itinerary. However, if the situation calls for it, we may have to make changes to our schedule. Natural disasters, strikes, or any unavoidable circumstances can bring about changes to our plan. However, we will deal with it together and search for a solution.
Best Time:
The ideal time for the Ghandruk and Ghorepani trip is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons when the weather is favorable, offering clear skies and pleasant temperatures.
Transportation:
Transportation for the trip includes a combination of private and public vehicles, depending on the specific itinerary. Private vehicles may be used for certain segments, while local buses or jeeps could be part of the journey.
Local Flight:
There are no local flights involved in the Ghandruk and Ghorepani trip, as the trekking route is primarily accessible by road.
Joining Instructions:
Participants are advised to gather at the designated meeting point, which will be communicated in advance. Detailed joining instructions, including the schedule and any specific requirements, will be provided by Adventure Master Trek before the trip.
Important notes:
“Our customers’ safety is our top priority.” Therefore, during your trek to Upper Mustang, you will need to follow some guidelines to make your tour more comfortable and easier.
- Wear proper gear and comfortable shoes while you go on this trek, upper mustang
- Make sure you carry a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the Upper Mustang trek
- Do your body checkup, and ask your doctor about the possible risk of altitude sickness. As mentioned before, the trek to the Upper Mustang is at a high altitude (3,000 m to 3,800m) and has a dry atmosphere.
- While entering the temple, monasteries make sure you open your shoes.
- You can use words such as NAMASTE which means hello, or DHANYABAD which means thank you to greet the locals.
- Make sure you keep your surroundings clean; don’t litter.
Safety and security:
You will be embarking on a journey with a top-notch trekking and tour company that’s fully registered with the government. Ensuring the safety of your trip is an absolute must. Adventure Master has got you covered, with all your needs taken care of. Join us on an unforgettable trek to the upper Mustang, where your safety is our top priority. Trust us to guide you on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth.
Travel Insurance:
For the Upper Mustang trek, you need to have travel insurance. It is a long hike in a remote area, and there is a chance of getting altitude sickness. There are no proper healthcare facilities in the area, so if the trekker needs medical help beyond first aid, we can only fly them to a hospital in Kathmandu or Pokhara. When it comes to building basic infrastructure, the Mustang region of Nepal has not been touched. So, the upper Mustang does not have any places to get medical help.
How do we get together?
If you are planning to take a day trip package, you can book your trip with us. For more information, send your queries to us at info@adventuremastertrek.com, or you could directly message us on Instagram (@adventuremastertrek).
Problems with arrival
If your flight gets canceled or if your trip gets postponed, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can work accordingly. If you fail to do so, you may have to pay for an extra night. Or if you can’t find our airport representative, you can use the free wifi facilities in the airport and contact us via WhatsApp at 9851033195.
Visa and Entry Requirements
Adventure Master has nothing to do with Nepal’s visa. The guest is the one who needs to get the visa. We can only help you get the visa by giving you an official letter. confirming your trip. Our policy says that you must pay the cancellation fee if you cannot get a visa. For people from certain countries, Nepal gives visas when they arrive. When you arrive At one of Nepal’s entry points, like the Tribhuvan International Airport, you can apply for a visa (TIA). The process is easy and does not take that long. To get the visa, you will need a valid passport and a few other things. Keep in mind that this service is only for people who live in certain countries. Check to See if you need a visa to go to Nepal before you leave. If your country is not on this list, You can apply for a visa at the Nepalese Embassy or consulate in your home country.
Money Exchange
You must use Nepali money in Nepal. There are many banks and places to exchange money in Kathmandu, where you can get a good rate. You can use your international cards at most ATMs in Kathmandu to get cash. Most hotels, restaurants, cafes, shops, entertainment centers, and other places in Kathmandu accept Visa, Mastercard, and other credit cards. During your trek up the Upper Mustang, there is no money exchange facility. Therefore, make sure you exchange the money in Kathmandu. Hence, the place is rural.
Emergency fund
Set aside some money in case you need to stay longer in Nepal, pay for something you did not expect to need, or spend more than you planned on shopping. This emergency fund will hold you back and give you the freedom to travel without worrying.
Cancelation policy:
The cancellation fees are calculated as a percentage of the total tour price:
- Cancellation one week before departure: 15% of full payment will be deducted
- Cancellation on the same day: 25% of full payment will be deducted
Payment process:
If you want to join us for an incredible trek to the Upper Mustang, you need to deposit 25% of the fees first. The payment method is safe and you can trust us with that.
List of things to take:
- Sturdy and comfortable trekking boots.
- Weather-appropriate clothing, including layers for varying temperatures.
- Backpack for day hikes.
- Sleeping bag suitable for the trekking conditions.
- Personal toiletries and a small towel.
- Water bottle and water purification tablets.
- Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries.
- Trekking poles for added stability.
- Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat.
- Snacks and energy bars for sustenance during the trek.
