Data from the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) in Jomsom indicates that 290,287 international visitors traveled to the Mustang district between January and October 2026. This figure comprises 262,012 travelers from SAARC nations and 28,275 individuals from other regions. This performance marks a substantial 77.62 percent rise in tourism compared to the entirety of 2025, during which 161,141 foreign guests were recorded. ACAP Jomsom Chief Rajesh Gupta noted that the district has already welcomed 123,475 more visitors than the previous year with two months still left in the current calendar. Specifically, arrivals from SAARC countries saw a 97 percent growth during this ten-month period, highlighting a strong upward trend in regional tourism for the area.
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