Explore Mustang with Butwal Bike Rental
Welcome to Butwal Bike Rental, your trusted motorbike rental service in Butwal. We provide well-maintained motorbikes for adventure enthusiasts eager to explore the stunning landscapes of Nepal, including the majestic Mustang.
About Mustang
Mustang is a mystical region in northwestern Nepal, renowned for its rugged terrain, ancient monasteries, and unique Tibetan-influenced culture. Divided into Lower Mustang and Upper Mustang, the area is popular among adventure seekers, trekkers, and spiritual explorers. Its breathtaking views of the Himalayas, Kali Gandaki Gorge, Muktinath Temple and The Kingdom of LO make it an unforgettable destination.
Mustang Tour Highlights
Jomsom Adventure: Ride through the windy valleys of Jomsom.
Muktinath Temple Visit: A sacred pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhists.
Kagbeni Exploration: An ancient village with mesmerizing landscapes.
Lo Manthang Discovery: The walled city showcasing Tibetan culture.
Apple Farms in Marpha: Enjoy organic apples and apple cider.
Mustang Tour Itinerary from Butwal (10 Days)
Embark on a thrilling 10-day motorbike tour from Butwal to Mustang with Butwal Bike Rental. This journey combines adventure, culture, and breathtaking landscapes.
Day 1: Butwal to Pokhara (163 km / 8 hours)
Route: Butwal – Tansen – Syangja – Pokhara
Highlights:
Tansen (Palpa): A historical town with panoramic views of the Himalayas.
Syangja Hills: Winding roads through lush green forests.
Pokhara Arrival: Check into a lakeside hotel, stroll around Phewa Lake, and enjoy the local food scene.
Day 2: Pokhara to Tatopani (104 km / 5-6 hours)
Route: Pokhara – Beni – Tatopani
Highlights:
Beni: Gateway to Mustang, offering stunning river views.
Tatopani (Hot Springs): Relax in natural hot springs after a day of adventure.
Riding Experience: Gravel roads and waterfalls along the Kali Gandaki River.
Day 3: Tatopani to Jomsom (52 km / 5-6 hours)
Route: Tatopani – Rupse Waterfall – Ghasa – Marpha – Jomsom
Highlights:
Marpha Village: Famous for apple farms and apple products.
Rupse Waterfall:
Location: Near Dana village, on the way from Tatopani to Ghasa.
Significance: One of Nepal’s most iconic waterfalls, cascading from a towering cliff into the Kali Gandaki River.
Experience: A perfect spot for photos and a refreshing break amid mist and cool breezes.
Day 4: Jomsom to Muktinath (23 km / 2 hours)
Route: Jomsom – Kagbeni – Muktinath
Highlights:
Kagbeni: Explore this ancient village with its medieval streets and monasteries.
Muktinath Temple:
Significance: Muktinath Temple, located at 3,710m, is one of Nepal’s holiest pilgrimage sites for Hindus and Buddhists.
For Hindus: It is considered a sacred site where salvation or “Moksha” can be attained. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
For Buddhists: Known as "Chumig Gyatsa," it’s believed to be visited by Guru Rinpoche during his meditation journey.
Key Attractions: 108 Sacred Water Spouts: Pilgrims bathe under these ice-cold streams to purify their souls.
Eternal Flame: A natural flame burning inside the temple, symbolizing the eternal spirit.
Day 5: Muktinath to Lo Manthang (95 km / 7-8 hours)
Route: Muktinath – Ghami – Charang – Lo Manthang
Highlights:
Off-Road Adventure: Ride through rugged mountain trails and high-altitude passes.
Lo Manthang: Explore the walled city with ancient monasteries and palaces.
Day 6: Lo Manthang to Kerung Border (50 km / 2-3 hours)
Route: Lo Manthang – Chhoser – Kerung Border
Highlights:
Chossar: Chossar is a village in the Upper Mustang region of Nepal that's known for its Shija Jhong Cave, a system of man-made caves that are believed to date back to 800 B.C
Kerung (Nepal-China) Border: Remote and scenic, offering stunning mountain views.
Day 7: Lo Manthang Exploration (Rest Day)
Activities:
Explore Local Monasteries: Visit Tingkhar, Namgyal Gompa, and Jampa Lhakhang.
Cultural Immersion: Interact with locals and learn about Tibetan-influenced Mustang culture.
Day 8: Lo Manthang to Marpha (110 km / 7-8 hours)
Route: Lo Manthang – Kagbeni – Marpha
Highlights:
Mountain Views: Ride through high-altitude landscapes.
Marpha Village Stay: Enjoy fresh apples and Thakali cuisine.
Day 9: Marpha to Pokhara (157 km / 7-8 hours)
Route: Marpha – Beni – Pokhara
Highlights:
Long Ride Downhill: Experience steep descents and thrilling terrain.
Pokhara Evening: Enjoy a relaxing lakeside dinner and shop for souvenirs.
Day 10: Pokhara to Butwal (183 km / 5-6 hours)
Route: Pokhara – Syangja – Tansen – Butwal
Highlights:
Tansen Town: A quick stop for snacks and Himalayan views.
Butwal Arrival: Return to where the journey began, completing a lifetime adventure.
Why Choose Butwal Bike Rental?
- Reliable Motorbikes: Well-maintained and adventure-ready.
- Flexible Rental Plans: Daily, weekly, and long-term packages.
- Experienced Team: Expert advice on routes and tour planning.
- Safety Gear: Helmets and essential accessories provided.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Mustang tour
1. What types of bikes are available for Mustang tours?
We offer Royal Enfield, Yahama FZ and Bajaj Pulsar for long-distance rides.
2. Do I need a license to rent a bike?
Yes, a valid motorbike license is required.
3. Can I rent bike gear like jackets and gloves?
Yes, we provide essential riding gear upon request.
4. Are permits required for Mustang tours?
Yes, TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) and ACAP (Annapurna Conservation Area Permit) are needed for international visitors. No such permits are required for domestic visitors.
5. What is the best time to visit Mustang?
The best time is March to June and September to November when the weather is stable and views are clear.
Plan Your Mustang Adventure Today!
Contact us at Butwal Bike Rental for an unforgettable Mustang biking experience. Ride through scenic landscapes, explore ancient villages, and immerse yourself in the adventure of a lifetime. Ride safe, ride far — let the adventure begin!
📞 Call/WhatsApp: +977-9802699771 | +977 9802699773
📧 Email: info@butwalbikerental.com
📍 Location: Manigram Chowk, SBI Building, Butwal Nepal