Guesthouses in Rizong, Manggyu or Uletokpo

aserbaidschan · Sep 5th, 2009, 14:52

Does anyone know if there are Guesthouses available in Rizong, Manggyu or Uletokpo?
I am sure that there is a pricey tent-camp in Uletokpo, but i need something cheaper.

Thx

NonIndianResident · Nov 8th, 2009, 13:26

No guesthouses at Ridzong: it's a monastery, not a village. Tourists have been known to turn up and require accommodation and so the monks graciously put them up, but it's not normal for a monastery, and Ridzong is a fairly strict one about behaviour.

There are two or three tent camps in Uletokpo. The two connected ones on the Leh side of Uletokpo are a bit deluxe, but if they've separated, the one closer to the stream might be cheaper. I don't know the prices of the one on the western side of the stream.

Sorry, don't know about Mangyu but I expect there will be some kind of simple guesthouse or homestay.

Sep 5th, 2009, 14:52	#1
aserbaidschan Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: germany Posts: 19	Guesthouses in Rizong, Manggyu or Uletokpo Does anyone know if there are Guesthouses available in Rizong, Manggyu or Uletokpo? I am sure that there is a pricey tent-camp in Uletokpo, but i need something cheaper. Thx

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Nov 8th, 2009, 13:26	#2
NonIndianResident Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: India Posts: 115	No guesthouses at Ridzong: it's a monastery, not a village. Tourists have been known to turn up and require accommodation and so the monks graciously put them up, but it's not normal for a monastery, and Ridzong is a fairly strict one about behaviour. There are two or three tent camps in Uletokpo. The two connected ones on the Leh side of Uletokpo are a bit deluxe, but if they've separated, the one closer to the stream might be cheaper. I don't know the prices of the one on the western side of the stream. Sorry, don't know about Mangyu but I expect there will be some kind of simple guesthouse or homestay.