Main Building
The two-storey house at the heart of the resort, with timber balconies, stone walls and warm lighting at night.
Up to 4 guests
Rates on request
Request this stayLete · Mustang · Nepal
Wake up inthe pines.
A quiet mountain stay in Lete village, Mustang, with pine forest, warm rooms and the Beni–Jomsom road at your doorstep.
Lete, MustangMain house + A-frame cottagesDirect WhatsApp booking
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Built from a trekker's dream.
Nepal fast bowler Karan KC walked Himalayan trails for years and kept imagining a home among the mountains. The Lete Gaun Resort is that home, opened to travellers in Mustang as a small contribution to Nepal's tourism.
Where you'll stay
A-frame Cottages
Red-roofed A-frame cottages along a garden path, with pine forest behind and snow peaks beyond.
Up to 2 guests
Rates on request
Request this stayA stay with a story
Made for slow mornings in the Himalaya.
The resort was founded by Nepal cricketer Karan KC as a home among the mountains and opened travellers to Mustang in 2025. Its opening was covered by Himal Press.
Why stay in Lete
Pine forest all around
Dense pine forest rings the property, so the trees are right outside your door.
A-frame cottages
Red-roofed A-frame cottages with warm wall lights, set along a garden path.
A stone-clad main house
A two-storey house with timber balconies, stone walls and a glass-fronted upper floor.
Snow-peak views
Snow-capped peaks rise above the valley behind the cottages. The Kali Gandaki valley here runs between Dhaulagiri and Annapurna I, with Nilgiri close by.
On the Beni–Jomsom road
Reached by road, with Marpha, Jomsom and Muktinath further up the valley.
Warm light after dark
Wall lights and glowing windows give the property a calm look at night.
Pine forest, stone walls, snow peaks.
The resort sits below a forested mountain in the Kali Gandaki valley.
Plan your journey
Lete is roughly 120 to 145 km from Pokhara by road, depending on the source and route. You can also fly Pokhara to Jomsom and continue by road.
Our story
Karan KC, a fast bowler for Nepal, built the resort from a long-held dream of a home in the mountains.
Questions guests ask
Where is the resort?
The Lete Gaun Resort is in Thasang-3, Lete, Mustang, on the Beni–Jomsom road in the Kali Gandaki valley.
How do I book?
Send a request on the Book page with your dates, number of guests and stay type. The resort confirms by phone or WhatsApp before the booking is final.
When is the best time to visit?
Nepal tourism information gives mid-September to mid-November as the best time for Mustang, and spring is also popular. Mustang lies in the Himalayan rain shadow, so it can be visited in the monsoon too, but landslides can block the road, so check conditions first.
How do I get there?
By road along the Beni–Jomsom road, or by flying Pokhara to Jomsom and continuing by road. See the Getting here page for distances and tips.
What facilities are available?
On the request form, tick the things that matter to you (meals, heating, Wi-Fi, hot water, parking, power backup). The resort confirms each one by phone or WhatsApp before your booking is final.
How high is Lete, and what vehicle do I need?
Lete is at roughly 2,400 to 2,500 metres, so evenings are cool even in good weather. Beyond Beni the road is rough in places, and a high-clearance or 4WD vehicle is the safer choice.
Do you have a question we have not answered?
Call or message us on WhatsApp at +977 980-5807476, or email theletegaunresort@gmail.com.
Ready to plan your stay?
Send your dates and the resort confirms by phone or WhatsApp before your booking is final.