A bespoke trekking in nepal adventure.
The Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek is a spectacular Himalayan journey into the legendary former Kingdom of Lo, combining moderate trekking, dramatic landscapes, ancient Buddhist heritage, traditional villages, and the vibrant three-day Tiji Festival in Lo Manthang. This 15-day adventure offers a rewarding way to experience one of the most fascinating areas of Trekking in Nepal, with a carefully planned route that allows you to reach Lo Manthang comfortably before the festival begins.
Located in the rain shadow of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges near the Tibetan border, Upper Mustang is famous for its barren mountain landscapes, colorful cliffs, deep valleys, ancient monasteries, traditional stone villages, and distinctive Tibetan-influenced culture. The journey follows the classic Upper Mustang Region Trekking route from Kagbeni through Chele, Syangboche, Ghami, and Charang before reaching the historic walled city of Lo Manthang.
The main highlight of the journey is the Tiji Festival, one of the most important cultural celebrations in Upper Mustang. Held annually in Lo Manthang, the three-day festival features traditional masked dances, Buddhist rituals, music, and colorful ceremonies that reflect centuries-old traditions of the region. Our Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Guide provides further information about the festival, its cultural significance, and what travelers can expect during the celebration.
After the festival, the journey continues by road from Lo Manthang toward Marpha and Pokhara, allowing you to enjoy the changing landscapes of Mustang and the Kali Gandaki Valley before returning to Kathmandu. With a combination of trekking, cultural exploration, spectacular Himalayan scenery, and the unique experience of the Tiji Festival, this journey is ideal for travelers seeking a memorable cultural adventure in Upper Mustang.
With more than 35 years of Himalayan experience, Mountain King Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd. organizes carefully designed festival trekking adventures with experienced local guides, reliable transportation, comfortable accommodation, and personalized service. For practical information about planning your journey, travel arrangements, and preparing for your adventure, explore our Nepal Trip Planning Guide.
Tiji Festival Fixed Departure Schedule
Tiji Festival 2027 – June 1–3, 2027
Fixed Trek Departure: May 26, 2027
Trek Ends: June 9, 2027
Tiji Festival 2028 – May 21–23, 2028
Fixed Trek Departure: May 15, 2028
Trek Ends: May 29, 2028
Flexible International Arrival & Departure: Travelers may arrive in Nepal several days or weeks before the trek and may remain in Nepal after completing the trek according to their own travel plans. The fixed departure applies only to the scheduled Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek itinerary.
Booking: Each departure can be booked individually for groups of 2–20 people, with dedicated guide and trekking services arranged for each booking.
Short Itinerary – Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek
Day 1: Trek Meeting, Briefing & Final Preparation in Kathmandu
Day 2: Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara
Day 3: Drive from Pokhara to Kagbeni
Day 4: Trek from Kagbeni to Chele
Day 5: Trek from Chele to Syangboche
Day 6: Trek from Syangboche to Ghami
Day 7: Trek from Ghami to Charang
Day 8: Trek from Charang to Lo Manthang
Day 9: Excursion to Chhoser, Jhong Cave & Namgyal Monastery
Day 10: Tiji Festival – Day 1
Day 11: Tiji Festival – Day 2
Day 12: Tiji Festival – Day 3
Day 13: Drive from Lo Manthang to Marpha
Day 14: Drive from Marpha to Pokhara
Day 15: Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu
Trip Facts
Trip Duration: 15 Days
Trek Duration: 6 Trekking Days
Trek Difficulty: Moderate
Trek Region: Upper Mustang
Festival: Tiji Festival
Departure Type: Fixed Departure
Group Size: 2–20 People per Booking
Trek Starting Point: Kathmandu
Trek Ending Point: Kathmandu
Maximum Elevation: 3,840m / 12,598ft
Transportation: Tourist bus from Kathmandu to Pokhara and Pokhara to Kathmandu; private vehicle from Pokhara to Kagbeni and from Lo Manthang to Marpha and Pokhara
Accommodation in Pokhara: 2 nights in a comfortable hotel on twin-sharing basis with breakfast
Accommodation During Trek: Mountain lodges/guest houses on twin-sharing basis
Meals During Trek: Full board – breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Tiji Festival: 3 days in Lo Manthang
Permits: Upper Mustang Restricted Area Permit and Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)
Booking Style: Individual booking with dedicated guide and trekking services
Tiji Festival Season & Trekking Conditions
The Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek follows the annual Tiji Festival, whose dates are determined by the traditional Tibetan lunar calendar and therefore change slightly from year to year. Since the festival takes place only once a year, the trekking dates are fixed around the official festival schedule rather than selected according to the usual spring or autumn trekking seasons.
The Tiji Festival generally falls in late spring, a period that also offers favorable trekking conditions in Upper Mustang. The region is normally dry, with relatively stable weather, clear mountain views, and comfortable conditions for trekking. Depending on the lunar calendar, the festival and trekking period may occur a couple of weeks earlier or later from one year to another.
Upper Mustang lies in the rain shadow of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, so it receives considerably less rainfall than much of Nepal. However, the roads and lower valleys used to reach Mustang can still be affected by the summer monsoon. Winter brings much colder temperatures and possible snowfall at higher elevations, with some local facilities operating on a limited basis.
For general information about Nepal's seasons, weather patterns, and travel conditions, explore our Best Time to Visit Nepal Guide and Nepal Weather Guide.
Accommodation & Meals
The Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek includes two nights of comfortable hotel accommodation in Pokhara on a twin-sharing basis with breakfast included. No Kathmandu accommodation or meals are included in the trekking package, allowing travelers to arrange their Kathmandu stay according to their own arrival and departure plans.
During the trekking period, accommodation is provided in clean, comfortable, and welcoming mountain lodges and guest houses on a twin-sharing basis. Facilities become simpler in the remote villages, but the lodges provide a comfortable place to rest while allowing you to experience the authentic hospitality of Upper Mustang.
Full-board meals are included throughout the trekking period, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner served each day. At meal times, you can choose one main course from the available menu, accompanied by one cup of tea or coffee. Fresh seasonal fruits are served with breakfast every morning, and fresh seasonal fruits are also served after dinner as dessert whenever available. An energy snack is provided each morning before starting the day's trek.
For more information about trekking accommodation and meals, explore our Nepal Trekking Accommodation & Food Guide and Tea House Trekking in Nepal Guide.
Difficulty Level & Preparation
The Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek is a moderate Himalayan trekking journey suitable for travelers with reasonable fitness and a willingness to walk several hours each day. The route follows established trails through high-altitude mountain terrain, with gradual ascents and descents, remote villages, and several long trekking days between Kagbeni and Lo Manthang.
Good physical preparation, regular walking or hiking before the trip, proper acclimatization, and suitable trekking equipment will help make the journey more comfortable. The itinerary is designed to allow a steady pace while keeping the main focus on reaching Lo Manthang in time to experience the three-day Tiji Festival.
For more information about trekking preparation, altitude, and safety, explore our Nepal Trekking Difficulty Guide, Altitude Sickness in Nepal Guide, and Nepal Trekking Safety Guide.
Upper Mustang Culture & Heritage
Upper Mustang is renowned for its distinctive Tibetan-influenced culture, ancient Buddhist traditions, traditional architecture, and historic mountain communities. The trekking route passes through villages where centuries-old customs, monasteries, chortens, mani walls, prayer flags, and traditional stone houses remain an important part of everyday life. For a deeper understanding of the region's traditions and way of life, explore our Upper Mustang Culture & Heritage Guide.
Lo Manthang is the cultural heart of the region, with its historic walled settlement, ancient monasteries, former royal palace, and traditional Tibetan-style architecture. The excursion to Chhoser and Jhong Cave provides opportunities to discover ancient cave settlements and lesser-known cultural sites, while Namgyal Monastery adds another important dimension to the region's heritage. To explore more of these remarkable places, see our Upper Mustang Hidden Places & Monasteries Guide.
The highlight of this journey is the three-day Tiji Festival, featuring traditional masked dances, Buddhist rituals, music, and colorful ceremonies. The festival offers a rare opportunity to experience the living traditions of the former Kingdom of Lo alongside local communities in the historic setting of Lo Manthang.
Transportation & Route Information
The journey begins with a tourist bus from Kathmandu to Pokhara, followed by private vehicle transportation from Pokhara to Kagbeni through the spectacular Kali Gandaki Valley. From Kagbeni, the journey becomes a trekking adventure, following the classic Upper Mustang route through Chele, Syangboche, Ghami, and Charang before reaching the historic walled city of Lo Manthang.
After exploring Lo Manthang and the surrounding cultural sites, including Chhoser, Jhong Cave, and Namgyal Monastery, you spend three days experiencing the Tiji Festival. After the festival, the return journey begins by private vehicle from Lo Manthang to Marpha and onward to Pokhara, followed by a tourist bus from Pokhara to Kathmandu.
This combination of trekking and carefully arranged road transportation allows you to experience the remote landscapes and cultural heritage of Upper Mustang while keeping the journey comfortable and practical.
For more information about transportation options and road travel in Nepal, explore our Nepal Transportation Guide.
Festival Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can I customize the Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek itinerary?
The main itinerary follows the fixed Tiji Festival schedule so that travelers reach Lo Manthang in time for the three-day festival. Additional days before or after the trek can be arranged according to your travel plans, interests, and available time.
2. Is the Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek suitable for first-time trekkers?
The trek is suitable for reasonably fit travelers who are comfortable walking several hours a day at high altitude. Previous high-altitude trekking experience is helpful but not essential when you prepare properly and follow the recommended itinerary and acclimatization schedule.
3. Can I book the Tiji Festival Trek as a private trip?
Yes. Each fixed departure can be booked individually for your own group. Whether you are traveling with two people, four people, seven people, or a larger private group, we arrange dedicated guide and trekking services for your booking.
4. Can I arrive in Nepal before the fixed trek departure date?
Yes. International arrival and departure dates are flexible. You can arrive in Nepal several days or weeks before the trek and spend the additional time traveling independently or arranging other tours and activities. The fixed departure applies to the scheduled Tiji Festival Trek itinerary.
5. What should I know before planning my Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek?
Upper Mustang is a remote and culturally sensitive Himalayan region, so proper preparation is important. Understanding the trekking conditions, permits, transportation, accommodation, local customs, and festival arrangements will help you enjoy the journey comfortably. For broader practical information, explore our Nepal Travel Information Guide and Nepal Trip Preparation Guide, and find additional answers in our Nepal Travel FAQs.
Book Your Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek
Ready to experience the spectacular landscapes, ancient culture, and vibrant traditions of the Tiji Festival? Mountain King Treks can arrange your fixed-departure trekking experience with permits, transportation, accommodation, meals, an experienced guide, and dedicated trekking support.
Whether you are traveling as a couple, family, group of friends, or private group, you can choose your preferred fixed departure and enjoy a carefully organized journey to Lo Manthang for the three-day Tiji Festival.
Contact Us
Have questions about the Tiji Festival dates, trekking route, permits, accommodation, transportation, or preparation? Contact Mountain King Treks for personalized advice and assistance with your Upper Mustang adventure.
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Plan Your Trip
You can arrive in Nepal before the fixed trek departure and use the additional time for your own travel plans or arrange other activities with our team. Contact Mountain King Treks to coordinate your Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek according to your schedule, group size, and travel preferences.
What makes this special.
- Trek through the dramatic landscapes of the legendary Upper Mustang region.
- Follow scenic trails from Kagbeni through Chele, Syangboche, Ghami, and Charang to Lo Manthang.
- Explore ancient monasteries, traditional villages, sacred caves, and Tibetan-influenced heritage.
- Discover Chhoser, Jhong Cave, and Namgyal Monastery around historic Lo Manthang.
- Experience the vibrant three-day Tiji Festival with traditional masked dances and Buddhist ceremonies.
- Enjoy spectacular views of rugged cliffs, deep valleys, and high Himalayan landscapes.
- Combine moderate trekking with a rich cultural experience in one of Nepal's most remote regions.
- Travel back through Marpha and the scenic Kali Gandaki Valley after the festival.
- Enjoy a carefully organized fixed-departure trek with dedicated guide and personalized services.
Your itinerary.
Meet our trekking team in Kathmandu for a final trek briefing and preparation before beginning the journey to Upper Mustang. Our guide will review the trekking itinerary, transportation arrangements, permits, accommodation, meals, packing requirements, and other important details. If you are already in Kathmandu, the briefing can be arranged at your hotel or another convenient location, while travelers who have completed the necessary arrangements online can use this meeting to confirm the final details before departure.
The remainder of the day is free for your own activities and final preparation. Our team will make sure everything is ready for the journey ahead, allowing you to begin the trek comfortably and confidently the following morning.
After breakfast, begin the scenic drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara through the beautiful hills and river valleys of central Nepal. The journey follows winding mountain roads alongside rivers, passing traditional villages, terraced fields, forests, and countryside landscapes. As you travel westward, the scenery gradually changes from the busy Kathmandu Valley to the greener hills surrounding Pokhara.
Upon arrival in Pokhara, check into your hotel and enjoy the remaining time at leisure. You can relax at the hotel or explore the lakeside area while preparing for the journey toward the remote Mustang region.
Driving Duration: 6–7 hours
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel in Pokhara (BB)
After breakfast, drive from Pokhara toward Kagbeni, following the spectacular Kali Gandaki Valley. The route passes through changing landscapes, traditional villages, river valleys, and increasingly rugged mountain terrain as you approach Lower and Upper Mustang. The scenery becomes drier and more dramatic as you travel north toward the Himalayan rain-shadow region.
Continue through Jomsom and along the Kali Gandaki before reaching Kagbeni, the historic gateway to Upper Mustang. This ancient village is known for its traditional stone houses, narrow lanes, old Buddhist monuments, and location at the entrance to the restricted Mustang region.
Driving Duration: 7–8 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mountain Lodge/Guest House in Kagbeni
After breakfast, begin your first day of trekking toward Chele. The trail follows the Kali Gandaki Valley before gradually entering the distinctive landscapes of Upper Mustang. Along the way, you pass traditional villages, dry hills, rocky cliffs, and ancient cultural sites while experiencing the dramatic transition from the greener lower valleys into the arid mountain environment of Mustang.
The trail gradually gains elevation as you continue northward toward Chele. The changing landscape, traditional settlements, and spectacular views make this a rewarding introduction to the Upper Mustang trekking experience. Arrive in Chele and settle into your mountain lodge for the evening.
Walking Duration: 5–6 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mountain Lodge/Guest House in Chele
After breakfast, continue trekking toward Syangboche through the rugged landscapes of Upper Mustang. The trail gradually climbs through dry mountain terrain, passing rocky cliffs, barren hills, traditional settlements, and scenic viewpoints along the way. As you gain altitude, the surrounding landscape becomes increasingly dramatic, revealing the distinctive desert-like scenery for which Upper Mustang is famous.
Continue along the mountain trail toward Syangboche, enjoying views of the surrounding valleys and high Himalayan terrain. The steady pace allows you to appreciate the remote character of the region while gradually becoming accustomed to the increasing altitude.
Walking Duration: 6–7 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mountain Lodge/Guest House in Syangboche
After breakfast, continue trekking through the striking landscapes of Upper Mustang toward Ghami. The trail passes through barren hills, rocky terrain, traditional settlements, and colorful cliffs characteristic of the Mustang region. Along the way, enjoy views across the surrounding valleys while gradually descending and ascending through the rugged mountain landscape.
As you approach Ghami, the scenery becomes increasingly impressive, with dramatic cliffs and traditional stone houses surrounding the village. Ghami is one of the important cultural settlements along the Upper Mustang route, offering an opportunity to experience the distinctive architecture and peaceful atmosphere of this remote Himalayan community.
Walking Duration: 5–6 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mountain Lodge/Guest House in Ghami
After breakfast, continue the trek toward Charang along a scenic trail through the distinctive high-altitude landscape of Upper Mustang. The route passes through dry valleys, rocky hills, traditional villages, and ancient Buddhist monuments while offering beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and colorful Mustang cliffs.
Arrive in Charang, an important historic settlement known for its traditional whitewashed houses, ancient monasteries, chortens, and impressive cultural heritage. After settling into your lodge, enjoy time to explore the village and appreciate its unique Tibetan-influenced architecture and peaceful mountain surroundings.
Walking Duration: 4–5 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mountain Lodge/Guest House in Charang
After breakfast, begin the trek toward Lo Manthang, the historic walled city and cultural heart of Upper Mustang. The trail crosses dramatic high-altitude landscapes, passing through barren valleys, rocky ridges, ancient Buddhist sites, and traditional settlements. Along the route, enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding Mustang mountains and the distinctive desert-like terrain.
Continue toward the ancient city of Lo Manthang, gradually approaching its impressive walls and traditional houses. Arrive in the afternoon and settle into your mountain lodge. With the Tiji Festival approaching, the atmosphere in Lo Manthang becomes increasingly lively as local communities prepare for the important three-day celebration.
Walking Duration: 5–6 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mountain Lodge/Guest House in Lo Manthang
After breakfast, enjoy an excursion around the northern Upper Mustang area, visiting the fascinating villages and cultural sites of Chhoser. The area is famous for its ancient cave settlements carved into the cliffs, traditional villages, and remarkable Buddhist heritage. Explore the unique cave complexes and surrounding landscapes while learning more about the history and traditional way of life of the region.
Continue the excursion to Jhong Cave and Namgyal Monastery, experiencing the remarkable combination of ancient caves, Buddhist culture, and dramatic Himalayan scenery. After exploring the area, return to Lo Manthang and enjoy the remaining time at leisure as the town prepares for the Tiji Festival.
Walking Duration: 5–6 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mountain Lodge/Guest House in Lo Manthang
Today begins the spectacular three-day Tiji Festival in Lo Manthang, one of the most important cultural celebrations of Upper Mustang. After breakfast, make your way to the festival area and join local residents and visitors as the traditional ceremonies begin. The festival features colorful masked dances, Buddhist rituals, music, and performances by monks representing centuries-old traditions of the Mustang region.
Spend the day experiencing the unique atmosphere of Lo Manthang during this special celebration. The festival provides a rare opportunity to witness the living Buddhist culture of the former Kingdom of Lo while surrounded by the ancient city walls, traditional houses, and dramatic Himalayan landscapes.
Walking Duration: 3–4 hours of festival participation and sightseeing
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mountain Lodge/Guest House in Lo Manthang
After breakfast, continue experiencing the second day of the Tiji Festival in Lo Manthang. The celebration continues with traditional masked dances, Buddhist rituals, music, and colorful performances by the monks, attracting local communities and visitors from different parts of the region. The ceremonies offer a deeper insight into the religious traditions and cultural heritage that have been preserved in Upper Mustang for generations.
Enjoy the festival atmosphere throughout the day while exploring the historic surroundings of Lo Manthang. The relaxed schedule allows you to experience the ceremonies at your own pace, interact with the local community, and appreciate the unique traditions of this remote Himalayan kingdom.
Walking Duration: 3–4 hours of festival participation and sightseeing
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mountain Lodge/Guest House in Lo Manthang
Today is the final day of the three-day Tiji Festival. After breakfast, return to the festival area to witness the concluding ceremonies, traditional masked dances, Buddhist rituals, and other cultural performances. The final day provides another opportunity to experience the vibrant traditions and spiritual atmosphere of this important celebration.
After the festival activities, enjoy some free time in Lo Manthang and take in the atmosphere of the ancient walled city. This marks the completion of the main cultural highlight of your Upper Mustang journey before beginning the return journey the following day.
Walking Duration: 3–4 hours of festival participation and sightseeing
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mountain Lodge/Guest House in Lo Manthang
After breakfast, begin the return journey from Lo Manthang toward Marpha by private vehicle. The route follows the dramatic landscapes of Upper Mustang, passing traditional villages, barren hills, colorful cliffs, deep valleys, and historic settlements as you gradually travel toward the greener landscapes of Lower Mustang.
Continue through the Kali Gandaki Valley toward Marpha, a beautiful traditional Thakali village known for its stone-paved streets, whitewashed houses, orchards, and mountain surroundings. After arriving in Marpha, settle into your lodge and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this charming Himalayan village.
Driving Duration: 7–8 hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation: Mountain Lodge/Guest House in Marpha
After breakfast, continue the drive from Marpha to Pokhara through the spectacular Kali Gandaki Valley. As you descend from the Mustang region, the dry mountain landscape gradually changes into greener hills, forests, river valleys, and traditional villages. The journey provides a fascinating contrast between the arid landscapes of Upper Mustang and the lush scenery of central Nepal.
Upon arrival in Pokhara, check into your hotel and enjoy the remaining time at leisure. Relax after the journey or explore the lakeside area and enjoy the pleasant atmosphere of Pokhara.
Driving Duration: 6–7 hours
Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
Accommodation: Hotel in Pokhara (BB)
After breakfast, drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu through scenic hills, river valleys, traditional villages, terraced farmland, and countryside landscapes. The journey offers a final opportunity to enjoy the changing scenery of central Nepal before returning to the Kathmandu Valley.
Upon arrival in Kathmandu, enjoy some time to relax and refresh before joining our team for a special farewell dinner with a traditional Nepali cultural program in the evening. Celebrate the completion of your Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek while enjoying traditional Nepali cuisine, music, and cultural performances. After the farewell program, the trekking and tour services officially conclude.
Driving Duration: 6–7 hours
Meals: Breakfast and Farewell Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu (BB)
Trip includes
- Tourist bus transportation from Kathmandu to Pokhara and from Pokhara to Kathmandu.
- Private vehicle transportation from Pokhara to Kagbeni and from Lo Manthang to Marpha and Pokhara.
- Two nights' accommodation in Pokhara at a comfortable hotel on a twin-sharing basis with breakfast included.
- Mountain lodge/guest house accommodation throughout the trekking route on a twin-sharing basis.
- Three nights' accommodation in Lo Manthang at a clean, comfortable mountain lodge/guest house on a twin-sharing basis.
- Experienced, licensed, and professional English-speaking trekking guide throughout the trek.
- Porter service to carry your luggage throughout the trekking period.
- All guide and porter expenses, including meals, accommodation, salary, insurance, and necessary equipment.
- Upper Mustang Restricted Area Permit, Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP), and all necessary trekking permits.
- Full-board meals during the trekking period, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- One main course selected from the available lodge menu with one cup of tea or coffee at each meal.
- Fresh seasonal fruits served with breakfast every morning and after dinner as dessert.
- Energy snacks provided each morning before the day's trek.
- First aid medical kit carried by the trekking guide for emergency support.
- Traditional Nepali farewell dinner with a cultural program in Kathmandu.
- Government taxes and service charges.
Not included
- International airfare and Nepal entry visa fees.
- Kathmandu hotel accommodation and meals before or after the trek.
- Airport arrival and departure transfers in Kathmandu.
- Personal expenses such as drinks, laundry, telephone calls, Wi-Fi, and other personal purchases.
- Travel and rescue insurance, including emergency evacuation expenses.
- Personal trekking equipment and clothing.
- Tips and gratuities for the trekking guide, porters, and other staff.
- Additional accommodation, meals, transportation, or expenses caused by itinerary changes, road conditions, natural disasters, or other unforeseen circumstances.
- Any services and expenses not specifically mentioned under Trip Includes.
