A giant mural of Elon Musk and Iron Man watches over a co-working space in the Himalayas where digital nomads flock for 'workation'

• A remote co-working space in the Himalayas features several dedications to Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
• A mural of Musk, hands clasped in prayer, next to Iron Man adorns one of the walls at WorkationX.
• It's one of several co-working spaces worldwide that caters to so-called "digital nomads."

With remote work becoming more normal than ever during coronavirus lockdowns, there are more so-called "digital nomads" than ever before - professionals who moved at least three times in the last year - according to MBO Partners.

So, where are these digital nomads going?

Tulum, Mexico, is a popular destination, but there's somewhere far more remote for the most dedicated remote workers: the Himalayas. That's where WorkationX is located, overlooking the mountains of the Kangra District at Rajgundha, India.

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The only way to reach the WorkationX compound is a four-hour hike, but visitors who make the trek will be greeted by multiple homages to the closest thing the tech world has to a religious prophet: Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

Musk, next to Iron Man for good measure, is featured with his hands clasped in a prayer position. In this shared working space, a smattering of bean bag chairs have been arranged for improvised seating.

In another spot in the building, over a stairway, Musk is featured as Uncle Sam:

WorkationX is a co-working space intended for guests to, "work, live and engage with the local community of the Himalayas," according to the company's website. "It is a workspace dedicated to the modern day visionary, Elon Musk."

The grounds have six suites with WiFi for guests, yoga classes, and customized itineraries are offered - everything a digital nomad could ever need.

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