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Lo Mustang blends traditional Himalayan aesthetics with modern comfort, whether it is in the middle of chaotic Thamel or beyond the Himalayas in Muktinath, Mustang.
Lo Mustang blends traditional Himalayan aesthetics with modern comfort, whether it is in the middle of chaotic Thamel or beyond the Himalayas in Muktinath, Mustang.
Both Hotel Lo Mustang and Lo Mustang Himalayan Resort are a testament to this idea, where from the décor to furniture, from the ambiance to the façade, from the service to the cuisines, everything reflects the Tibetan motifs, culture, artistry, and warmth while making sure the stay is utmost comfortable for the guests.
Both of the properties, despite being in two different environments, are connected not just with the Mustangi theme but also through the mantra of guests’ care being the priority. At the same time, both properties are in the prime location with easy access, putting guests’ needs in mind.
Meet the founder of Lo Mustang
Sonam Lama
Born and brought up in Mustang as a trader, Sonam Lama is a well-known name in the world of NRNs. Among his many ventures, he is famous for introducing the Nepali and Himalayan cuisine in the US through the Himalayan Yak Restaurant. His wish to change the identity of Mustang, from a remote place filled with homestays to one with a comfortable stay despite of the remoteness, brought Lo Mustang to life.
Hotel Lo Mustang
Hotel Lo Mustang is at the heart of the tourist district of Thamel, whereas Lo Mustang Himalayan Resort is located at the end of the motor road in Muktinath. It is within walking distance of various attractions like Swayambhunath and Kathmandu Durbar Square
