Moksha’s signature restaruant is a tribute to Jomsom, which is also known as Dzongsam or New Fort. The Café’s name provides homage to the administrative and commercial center of Mustang district and provides organic and healthy dishes infusing local ingredients and international flavours to bring out artful meals.

Moksha’s signature restaruant is a tribute to Jomsom, which is also known as Dzongsam or New Fort. The Café’s name provides homage to the administrative and commercial center of Mustang district and provides organic and healthy dishes infusing local ingredients and international flavours to bring out artful meals.

The Kali Gandaki valley is one of the deepest valleys in the world, in between the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges. The riverbed has many ammonites, or shaligrams that are from the upper Jurassic period, and the Moksha bar takes inspiration from this naturally occuring black fossil.

The Fossil Bar provides a great space to lounge and unwind after a long day in the mountainous terrain with a direct view of the face of 8000 metre peaks.

The architecture of the resort is based on traditional houses of the Tibetan community and blends in naturally with the local surroundings. Moksha Resort is built with local materials and has used the rich, traditional heritage to create an exclusive approach to accommodation in the Himalayas.

Our resort is equipped to facilitate meditation and corporate retreats and has a modern Conference hall.