Explore “forgotten Kingdom” Lurking In The Himalayas

Mustang, also known as the old Lo kingdom, is located far away in the Himalayas, surrounded by high mountains over 8,000 Annapurna and Dhaulagiri.
Discover the "forgotten kingdom" lurking in Nepal
Around the scene of Manthang
Mustang in Nepal bordering the Tibetan Plateau, China. For a long time the "Lost Kingdom" Mustang was confused with the legendary valley of Shangri-La depicted in the novels.
Due to its relatively rugged geographical location, the Mustang kingdom was truly forgotten until it was rediscovered by explorers in 1981.
Measures of ancient isolation, banning foreigners from entering the country territory, Mustang retains its ancient culture almost intact

. Mustang is the last place in the world that still retains the intact traditional cultural features of Tibet.
It was not until 1992 that the Nepali government allowed a limited number of groups of foreigners to visit the land. The government requires special permits and fees to explore the ancient Mustang kingdom
The capital Manthang of the ancient Lo kingdom was home to the Loba, the first inhabitants of Mustang.



Some country scholars claim that this is the world's best-preserved medieval fortress. A worthy candidate to become a world heritage.
A Hindu cleric stood by the Kali Gandaki River before entering the Mustang land
Tantric picture of Padmasambhava
A Tibetan "Amchi" is checking on drugs
Traditionally in Tibet, the physician is officially called "Amchi". They are usually the children of doctors in the royal family, have good qualities, are intelligent, bright and trained from a young age. Amchi healing with esoteric remedies from natural plants. In society, Amchi is highly respected, not only as doctors but also as chemists, botanists, alchemists and shamans.
A route in Mustang is under construction linking China with Nepal
For centuries, the valley of the Kali Gandaki River was the only access route to Mustang, which served as an important route in the trade of salt, grain, dried meat spices and other goods between Tibet , China and India.




A Hindu cleric is meditating in a cave in Ranbyung, in a mountain in the Himalayas
Ranbyung is one of the oldest and most sacred caves in the Himalayas. It is said that in the eighth century, Padmasambhava, also known as Guru Rinponche according to the West, used to meditate in this cave.
Born in India into a Brahmin family, Padmasambhava was born in Buddhism. He passed through Mustang before going to Tibet to give teachings on Buddhism. Mustang's residents are very proud of this fact and they consider Padmasambhava to be the second Buddha.
In the eighth century, the monks at Samye monastery used this mask in a dance created by the monk Padmasambhava.
The women in Mustang wear baskets filled with grass as food for cattle
Chortens tower remaining in the valley
Father and son are beating rice with rudimentary tools
The content was made through reference to The Diplomat, a magazine based in Tokyo, specializing in politics, culture and society in the Asia-Pacific region. The Diplomat has been in existence since 2002 and has so far attracted the attention of many commentators, policymakers and in-depth scholars on issues in this area.




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