Tiji is the most important festival celebrated in Upper Mustang. Tibetan Buddhism followers celebrate this festival the most. It is celebrated for 3 days. “Tiji” is named for “Tempa Chirim”, which means “Prayer for World Peace”. This festival is celebrated to cherish the victory of “Dorji Sonam” (One of Lord Buddha’s Incarnation) over “Man Tam Ru” (the merciless evil nurturing over living creatures and instigating storms). The monks “Choede” celebrate this festival with ethnic dance “Tsa Ccham” on the first day, “Nga Ccham” on the second day, and “Rha Ccham” on the third day. It is performed in the belief of eradicating village from bad and evil vibes and spirits. It falls on the month of May, hence it is a perfect time to celebrate this festival and explore around the Upper Mustang arena.