Photo from Lo Mantang, Nepal
The morning in Lo-Manthang starts with some fried Tibetan bread and warm tea.
Photo from Lo Mantang, Nepal
If you come to Lo-Manthang off season you soon realize that most of, if not all, the people that still live here are old persons like this sunny woman.
Fortunately they are also the ones who still maintain the authentic Tibetan way of life typical of this place.
Photo from Mustang, Nepal
When tired of walking you can still explore Upper Mustang riding a real Nepalese horse. Today most of them are being replaced by cheap Chinese motorcycles.
Photo from Mustang, Nepal
While starting our journey from Chele on early morning, we ran in this young fellow who was having his breakfast all alone in the sunlight.
Photo from Lo Mantang, Nepal
“You see Angelo, we just have to cross to the other side of that hill down there.”
Thanks to the Giri brothers from @giritrekkingleader for guiding me in this adventure.
Photo from Upper Mustang Nepal
It takes almost a week to trek Upper Mustang and reach Lo-Manthang. After 8 hours of walking every day in a really dry environment you can enjoy the minimal comforts of a tea house, that rarely includes running water and electricity.
Photo from Maldives
Goodbye Maldives. Discovering this country, from the chaotic Male to the chilling Baarah, was an eye-opening experience. Hope to be back soon.
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