<p>After breakfast in Kagbeni, embark on a scenic Jeep drive toward Ghami, passing through the rugged and picturesque landscapes of Upper Mustang. The drive follows the ancient salt trade route along the Kali Gandaki River, offering stunning views of barren hills, deep gorges, and distant snow-capped peaks. Highlights of the drive: Chuksang: A traditional village surrounded by red cliffs and ancient caves. Chele: The gateway to Upper Mustang, featuring dramatic canyons and rock formations. Syangboche &amp; Bhena: Remote settlements offering panoramic views of the Himalayas. Ghami: One of the largest villages in Upper Mustang, known for its expansive fields, ancient mud-brick houses, and the iconic red-walled monastery. The village is surrounded by rugged cliffs and has a serene, mystical atmosphere. Upon arrival in Ghami, explore the village and its historic monastery. Admire the region’s unique architecture and immerse yourself in its rich cultural heritage. Along the way, make a special stop for a short hike to Chungsi Cave, one of the most sacred and historically significant caves in the region. Chungsi Cave: Situated between Samar and Syangboche, Chungsi Cave holds immense spiritual value as Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) is believed to have meditated here during his journey to Tibet. The cave is tucked into a steep cliffside, requiring a half-hour uphill hike to reach its entrance. Inside the cave, experience a serene, mystical atmosphere enhanced by ancient relics, sacred imprints, and prayer flags fluttering in the wind. Pilgrims visit this sacred site for meditation, spiritual awakening, and blessings.</p>