<p>The drive from Ghami to Lo Manthang passes through remote, arid landscapes, and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. The route is dotted with significant cultural landmarks such as Tsarang and Ghar Gumba, making it an unforgettable journey through Upper Mustang. Highlights of the drive: Tsarang Village: A peaceful village known for its stunning monastery, Tsarang Monastery. The village is famous for its traditional Tibetan culture and ancient architecture. You can explore the monastery's intricate murals, statues, and prayer wheels, while the village itself offers a glimpse into the isolated lifestyle of the local Lobas. Tsarang Monastery: This monastery dates back to the 14th century and is an important spiritual site for locals. It features beautiful Tibetan-style architecture, ancient relics, and stunning views over the valley. Chorten and Mani Walls: Along the way, you'll pass through large Chortens (Tibetan stupas) and Mani walls, both significant in Tibetan Buddhist culture, where pilgrims come to pray and meditate. Ghar Gumba (Ghar Gompa): Ghar Gumba is one of the oldest monasteries in the region, situated in a remote, scenic location. It is believed to be a sacred place where Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) meditated. The monastery and surrounding caves are significant for their spiritual value. The monastery is rich in Buddhist paintings, statues, and sacred relics. After a day of exploration, you will spend the night in Lo Manthang, the ancient walled city and capital of Mustang. The city, with its 160 houses, stands as a vibrant testament to Tibetan culture and Buddhist traditions.</p>