Holiday houses in Ngawal

Booking this place was one of the best decisions of our trip. Totally loved the place and the views. Mr.G was super helpful. The kitchen was well stocked. Everything Made our stay so memorable. We liked the place so much that we ended up extending our trip and staying an extra day. My two golden retriever dogs enjoyed the fenced space. The stream flowing right across the property made my dog super happy! I know it may appear expensive compared to other options in Muktinath but once you stay there you will realise it’s worth every penny you pay and more! Thank you for the wonderful stay!

Out of all of the homestays, guesthouses, and hostels I've stayed in, Yungdung is your dream host. He always went the extra mile to ensure a comfortable stay, and met every need I could ask for plus some. Yungdung's kindness and generosity made me feel safe and cared for, something that shouldn't be taken lightly in a place as remote as Mustang. His expansive knowledge of Mustang and local recommendations is unmatched. Whatever I needed during my stay, Yungdung was always there for me. Also, visiting Bagaincha Cafe and Wheels (1 min walk) is a must! Absolute heaven for food, relaxing, and bike rentals. Whenever I come to Mustang, I always stay with Yungdung.

Yungdung is an amazing host. So kind and helpful. His advice and help alone is a reason for coming to stay here!

Sunita's homestay was just incredible. We had a really great time, good and lots of local food and warm blankets. Sunita and her son showed us around and we did day hikes to the surrounding villages. We really felt at home and didn't want to leave Maybe good to know: Either you have to take a jeep to Manang (around 7 hours and 30 dollars per person) or you plan to stay there during your Annapurna circuit. The village lies on 3500 m and I would bring enough cash and warm clothes. We took the jeep from beshi shahar and had incredible views. Also be ready to enjoy some days without wifi (they do have it but only in some places and it doesn't work so well). But honestly if you stay in such a location, you should enjoy the smartphone free days. In addition, you should be ready for a bucket-shower which also didn't bother us. It all contributed to an authentic local experience. Lastly, the prices are a bit more expensive in the village, if you eat lunch, so also be prepared for that.

I stayed in Xanadu Homes one night after I finished my trek. The location was really convenient, right next to the airport (there are only flights in the morning, so no noyse at all during the rest of the day/night), as we had a flight next morning. The rooms were clean and confortable and the food really good (delecious brownie :) ) Dee was very nice and always responded quickly to my questions both before and during our stay, and even arranged a taxi from Mukinath to Jomson. I really enjoyed my stay in Xanadu Homes and it will be my choice again, if I return to Jomson.

This Airbnb surely has to be up there with the best in the world. As you look out the door in the morning you’re greeted by a monastery across the valley, lying on green slopes that go up as far as you can see. Stepping out the door, you see the sun beginning to rise behind the mountain in front of you, and all the waving golden poplar trees scattered by the village in the distance. To the right is a river cascading from snowy peaks, and beneath it the temple where the eternal flame is kept, and the white gravestones of the Lamas. As you walk out of the Airbnb, you see yourself surrounded by snowy mountains, on a high shelf that’s a flat shrubby plain reminiscent of an old cowboy film. You can see clouds floating below you in the distance just beyond. Tips: -Get a Nepal phone sim -Bus/Jeep>Muktinath>taxi>Jhong>walk bnb -⚡️=usb charging slot+2 light bulbs -Water from mountain (they’ll show you) -Buy food to cook in Muktinath (walk) -COLD at night -🚫Mastercard=use ATM in Jomsom BEFORE