High up in the Himalayas this luxury retreat is calling
With the launch of Shinta Mani Mustang, you can simply step out of your room and enjoy a walk in the clouds among the soaring mountains.
With the launch of Shinta Mani Mustang, you can simply step out of your room and enjoy a walk in the clouds among the soaring mountains.
It's not called Lower Mustang for no reason. The word "mustang" or "manthang" in Tibetan means "plain of aspiration" and where else in the world can you truly aspire to reach for the skies than this province in Nepal, located 2800 metres above sea level, with Himalayas so high, their peaks are often shrouded in mist.
And now with the launch of Shinta Mani Mustang, you can simply step out of your room and enjoy a walk in the clouds among the soaring mountains. Check into one of the 29 suites, each with lashings of natural wood, rich shades of amber and expansive windows framing those sweeping views.
Then get exploring with hotel-organised experiences that range from trekking, horse-riding and rock-climbing to cycling, archery, hiking and helicopter tours. And when you return you can rest assured in the knowledge a table at the onsite Nilgiri Restaurant is waiting for you. Feast on Nepalese delicacies, along with sunset vistas of the surrounding landscape. shintamani.com/mustang
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