About Kagbeni
Kagbeni is a village of flat-roofed, mud-walled houses at about 2,800 metres in Lower Mustang, Nepal, where the Jhong Khola meets the Kali Gandaki river. It lies in the rain shadow north of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri massifs, so the valley is dry and barren, and a strong wind blows up the gorge most afternoons. This Kagbeni live cam looks over the village rooftops and the valley from Red House Lodge.
Which Kagbeni webcam to check first
Watch the stream in the morning for clear skies and the sharpest view of the valley and the peaks around it. By afternoon, wind and dust often blow up the Kali Gandaki.
Before you go to Kagbeni
Kagbeni is on the Annapurna Circuit, close to Jomsom airport and on the road to Muktinath. A special permit is needed to go north into Upper Mustang. Check the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology forecast, as Jomsom flights only operate in the morning and are often cancelled by wind or cloud.
Live cameras and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. Check official weather, access and safety information before you make plans.
