Rare Bon Traditions
Home to what is thought to be the last Bon monastery in Nepal, Lubra has preserved its traditional way of life and practice of the ancient Bon religion.
Mustang Community Homestay- Lubra Bon - Mountain adventures in the rainshadow of the Himalaya
$27.00 per guest per night
Mustang, Nepal
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The Mustang Bon Community Homestay provides a simple village experience high in the mountains. Only around 20 families live in Lubra, so you can get to know a close-knit community.Your accommodation with the family will be basic, but adequate to meet all your needs. Like all Community Homestays in Nepal, you’ll have a private room with a bed with fresh...
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- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
What visitor say about Mustang Community Homestay- Lubra Bon
Lubra is a small village in one of the most beautiful locations in the world. I would have been content sitting quietly in the village or on nearby hill all day just taking it all in. My day however involved petting a few baby goats, bringing supplies to a monastery on top of a large hill, having tea with the monk's wife, visiting all the animals of my homestay just to say hi, waiting for the goats to arrive then attending to them, and last sitting by the stove waiting for the food to finish before having a standard local meal. This type of trip is not for everyone, but if prefer to experience local culture and make meaningful connections, then there could be nothing better.
Eric Johnson
Impact on
Community
Surrounded by the mountains of the Annapurna Range, Lubra (2,972 m) is a 12th century medieval Bon village said to be the last remaining place in Mustang where this pre-Buddhist religion is still followed. Legend has it that Bon is a religion older than Buddhism that was practiced in Tibet before Buddhism arrived there in the 7th century. Here beside the Annapurna Circuit in Lower Mustang, you are close to the Forbidden Kingdom of Upper Mustang.
Meet Your Hosts
Mustang is home to people from Gurung, Thakali and Thakuri ethnicities. Secluded from the world, these villagers have learnt to be self dependent, live in altitude and survive in the harsh winters.
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FAQs
It's very easy to get there
Just 356 Km away from Pokhara
- By Private Vehicle - 13 Hrs 13 Min (Approx)
- By Bus - 14 Hrs (Approx)
- By Air - 20 Mins flight to Jomsom from Pokhara
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If you want to cancel the trip with CHN due to any unavoidable circumstances the following cancellation and refund will be applicable:Cancellations regarding stays and experiences only:The guest will ...
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Behavior Guests are required to behave in responsible manner, respect the local Communities, hosts, and other occupants in the homestays. Noise should be kept to a minimum between the hours of 10pm an...
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