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Greetings Everybody!  It's been long time since the last post on this blog. This time I have brought Upper Mustang and Mt Saribung Trekking information and itinerary as part of marketing of some of the unique trips, we organize in the Himalaya.

Upper Mustang – Mt Saribung (6328 mtr) Trekking and Climbing


Phu Valley After Saribung Pass 

Mt Sarbung Climbing trip combined with trekking in upper Mustang is one of the unique adventure trips you can experience in the Nepal Himalaya. Mt. Saribung, height 6238 mtr offers an easy to medium level climbing, yet, it's rarely climbed due to its location in far remote area near the Tibet border in Upper Mustang, Nepal.  Upper Mustang once an independent kingdom guided by spiritual system of Tibetan Buddhism is still considered as one of the most important centers for observing Tibetan or Himalayan culture and life.  This region is less visited by tourists due to heavy fee and restriction for foreign trekkers.  Our itinerary of Upper Mustang Saribung trek and climb proceeds from Kathmandu to Pokhara by tourist bus or flight, and short flight to Jomsom (also bus is available) and trek to Upper Mustang before reaching Saribung base camp.  After the climbing trek continues to Naar Phu Valley and arrives in Kathamndu via Beshisahar. 

Itinerary in Brief
Day 01.                 Kathamndu
Day 02.                 Kathmandu  for meeting staff, permit process
Day 03.                 Drive to Pokhara (8hrs) or flight (25 mintues)
Day 04.                 Fly to Jomsom (20 min) or drive by jeep 9 hours
Day 05.                 Trekking to Tangbe
Day 06.                 Trekking to Samar
Day 07.                 Trekking to Ghami
Day 08.                 Trekking to Tsarang
Day 09.                 Trekking to Lomanthang
Days 10-11.          Rest and exploration days
Day 12.                 Trekking to Dhi Gaon
Day 13.                 Trekking to  Lury Gompa
Day 14.                 Trekking to Namta Khola
Day 15.                 Trekking to  Saribung Base Camp(5240m.)
Day 16.                  Rest day at Saribung Base Camp
Day 17.                 Trek Base Camp - Saribung Pass and East base camp
Day 18                  Climbing day and return to base camp
Day 19.                 Trekking to  - Nogaru Kharka
Day 20.                 Trekking to Phu Village and rest for half day
Day 21.                 Trekking to Meta
Day 22.                 Trekking to Bagarchhap
Day 23.                 Short trek to catch the jeep or the jeep may arrive at Bagarchhap if road is good. 
                              Total 9 hours to arrive Kathamndu
Day 24.                 Kathmandu extra day
Day 25.                 Return home or plan other trip


We have confirmed client looking for more people to join on this climbing and trekking trip starting 20th September, 2014.  Please write us for more detail and prices.  

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