Upper Mustang Trekking name Mustang alludes to the bone-dry Tibet like locale at the northern end of the Kali Gandaki. Authoritatively, Mustang is the name of the area along the Kali Gandaki from the Tibetan outskirt south to Ghasa. Mustang is locale of Jomsom in the district of Tibetan impact north of Kagbeni, for the most part alluded to as upper mustang. Trek to Lo-Manthan is through practically treeless desolate landscape. Solid wind around this range toward the evening, for the most part dying down during the evening. Being in the downpour shadow of Himalaya, Lo-Manthan has less rain than rest of Nepal. Amid the storm the skies are cloudy and some downpour. In winter there is typically snow, once in a while as much as 30 or 40 cm aggregate on the ground.

Tibetan level with its unlimited spans of yellow and dark moving slopes disintegrated by wind. There is more rain in the lower a portion of upper Mustang and the slopes have a tendency to be awesome red fluted bluffs of little round stones established together by mud. Towns are a few hours separated and show up out there just about as hallucinations amid the late spring season, after the products are planted, they are green desert springs in the desert-like scene. In view of the cool and snow, a large portion of the populace leaves from Lo on exchanging undertakings amid the winter. The trekking season, in this way, is from late March until early November. The trek does not go to a great degree high rises, but rather the chilly, tidy and persistent evening winds can make the trek less charming than different treks in Nepal. Tiji Festival a standout amongst the most sacrosanct and bright celebrations in this entire district. Celebration includes a three day custom known as the pursuing of evil presences'. Ministers wearing covers and vivid ensembles order the narrative of Dorje Jono who battled against his evil spirit father to spare the Kingdom of Mustang from going into disrepair.