Mustang Caves

Mustang Caves, also known as the Sky Caves of Nepal, are a collection of 10,000 man-made caves nestled along the edges of the magnificent valleys of the Mustang district. It is one of the most beautiful historical sites in Nepal.

Archaeologists and researchers discovered preserved human remains and skeletons between 2000 and 3000 years old after years of excavating and tests. They discovered many more valuable items, including sculptures, manuscripts, antiquities, and Buddhist paintings dating from the 12th to 14th centuries.

To go to Mustang, you must first travel to Pokhara by tourist bus or plane. It is entirely up to you how you wish to get to Mustang. After arriving in Pokhara, take a Jeep or a flight to Jomsom, the beginning location for the Mustang trip. If you are a nature enthusiast, you should take the jeep to appreciate the vast grandeur of this location.

The Royal Palace of Lo Manthang is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city of Lo Manthang, which is also the capital of the Upper Mustang district. In the heart of the walled city, there are three monasteries. Far from the hustle and bustle of city life, this location embraces nature completely and displays the beautiful historical Tibetan Buddhist traditions and customs. Chooser and Cora La have a natural terrain where you may see sky caverns, huge rock formations, and monasteries. Luri Gimba and Ghar Ghumba have some of the best and most unique Buddhist old monasteries in the world. The Red Cliff with Caves, which is a nearby wall of Dhakmar, is the most prominent attraction in the scenery at Tsarang and Dhakmar. Damodar Kunda & Saligram Sila and Lower Mustang & Muktinath Temple are the other two attractions.

Entry Fee:

• Foreigners: 2000 NPR
• SAARC Nations: 200 NPR
• Nepalese: Free