Mustang, often called the ‘Last Forbidden Kingdom’ of Nepal, is a land of dramatic desert canyons, snow-capped Himalayan peaks, and centuries-old Tibetan-influenced culture. Within this enchanting region lies Marpha, a picturesque Thakali village renowned for its apple orchards, sacred monasteries, and enduring traditions. Nestled in the Kali Gandaki Valley along the Annapurna Circuit trekking route,…

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Bhujung, the largest Gurung village in Lamjung, is home to around 450–500 stone-and-mud houses, forming a tightly knit settlement steeped in history. Despite its size, the village is remarkably clean and well-maintained, preserving age-old customs while embracing modern innovations like a ropeway system for transporting agricultural goods. Often called a “virgin” or hidden village,” Bhujung…

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