Highlights of Muktinath Tour Package
- The greatest pilgrimage of Muktinath Temple.
- Some of UNESCO's world heritage sites in Kathmandu.
- Kathmandu Durbar Square, one of the three ancient Durbar Squares.
- Gupteshwar Mahadev Cave in Pokhara.
- Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu.
- A private and organized trip to Muktinath.
Muktinath Tour Package Overview
Muktinath Tour Package combines all the possibilities of visiting major pilgrimage sites in Nepal. Muktinath is the spiritual epicentre of salvation and liberation in the district of Jomsom. It is highly revered for its wonderful pilgrimage needs, accompanied by the Hindusim and Buddism religious epics. The Muktinath Tour Package is a pure spiritual blend of the visit to multiple places in Kathmandu and Pokhara along with the mindblowing Muktinath itself.
Situated 48 Km northeast of Jomsom, Muktinath temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It lies at an altitude of 3749 m and offers a mindblowing trans Himalayan beauty in the district of Jomsom. The temple of Muktinath is a pagoda-shaped temple surrounded by 108 water sprouts and 2 holy ponds. While religious beliefs are the major reason for pilgrims to visit Muktinath temple, it is also remarkably known for the diverse geographical spectrums and wonderful settlement from where you can see the astounding Himalayan views.
Taking a bath in the icy-cold holy pond at Muktinath is believed to wipe off all the sins and liberate. A glimpse of Muktinath is believed to bring good fortune to life and salvation of the soul to get rid of the cycle of birth and rebirth. Especially during some festivals, such as Janai Purnima, in some specific days and Tithi, to pay homage to the Lord Muktinath, embarks a lot of people. However, all year round, devotees visit Muktinath temple and worship here. Muktinath Tour Package’s major attraction is Muktinath temple. There lies the Kaligandaki River in the Mustang where the Muktinath temple is located. The amniote fossils, Shaligrams, found in the river are believed to be the embodiment of Lord Vishnu.
The temple of Jwaladevi, around 100 m south of Muktinath temple, is another attraction that lures both the Hindu and Buddhists visitors. The goddess of the eternal flame representing the primaeval of life is another thing to explore in Muktinath. Some gompas are in the surrounding which truly gives the glimpses on the Buddhist lifestyle and Culture.
Foremost, the temple is a centre of core religious and spiritual values. But besides, the atmosphere and surrounding of the Muktinath temple are equally soothing and the flight to the Jomsom is adventurous. Also, the beauty of Pokhara and surrounding is indescribable. Strolling around the lake and visiting the different temples and caves in Pokhara will truly astonish you while accompanying you with a comprehensive pilgrimage fulfilment.
Muktinath Tour Package covers some of the pilgrimage sites in Kathmandu such as Pashupatinath temple, Boudhanath Stupa and Swayambhunath Temple. The Pashupatinath Temple is one of the greatest pilgrimage of Hindu followers, dedicated to Lord Shiva, and the Boudhanath Stupa and Swayambhunath Temple are dedicated to Buddha. Along the way, you can visit the Manakamana Temple which lies in the Kathmandu Pokhara Highway. The Manakamana Temple is believed to be a temple which fulfils your wishes if you ask something to the goddess with a pure soul. Also, the cable car ride above the Trishuli river is wonderful.
Pokhara is also the major tourist capital of Nepal and offers wonderful Himalayan views, spirituality and pilgrimages and the adventure. There are various adventurous activities available in Pokhara which you can do in a short period of time if you want to. There are Paragliding, Zip flyer, Boating, Hot air ballooning, hiking and mountain biking etc. which can be done within hours if you want to explore the adventure in Nepal besides the pilgrimage visit.
The Gupteshwar Mahadev Cave, Bindyabasini temple, Tal Barahi Temple etc. are some of the major pilgrimage attractions in Pokhara valley. The Guptehwar Mahadev Cave is a wonderful cave system in which a statue of Lord Shiva is discovered in medieval times. The Bindyabasini temple and Tal Barahi temple are dedicated to Bhagawati.
The Muktinath Tour Package in Nepal is one of the best tours that take you to the major pilgrimage sites in Nepal and offers the mindblowing natural beauty along with the adventure. In this tour, you will have a drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara, on the way which you can visit Manakamana temple. You will have a flight to Jomsom from Pokhara the very next day and you will visit the wonderful Muktinath temple. After visiting the Muktinath temple, you will have a return flight to Pokhara and you will visit Bindyabasini temple, Gupteshwar Mahadev Cave, Tal Barahi Temple and Fewa Lake and Davis Falls. After visiting these places, you will have a drive back to Kathmandu. Looking after the departing time, we’ll arrange a transfer to the airport.
Detailed Itinerary
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DAY 1
Kathmandu Arrival.
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DAY 2
Kathmandu Full day Sightseeing.
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DAY 3
Drive to Pokhara, Manakamana on the way
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DAY 4
Fly to Jomsom, drive to Muktinath
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DAY 5
Fly back to Pokhara, Pokhara Sightseeing.
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DAY 6
Drive back to Kathmandu
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DAY 7
Transfer to Airport.
Cost Inclusion
- All airport pick up and drop as per the requirement.
- Private vehicle with A/C for all mentioned transportation and sightseeing.
- All hotel accommodations based on double sharing deluxe rooms.
- Daily breakfast at the hotel.
- Dinner at Jomsom.
- ACAP permit to visit Muktinath temple.
- Pokhara - Jomsom - Pokhara transfer by domestic flight.
- Jomsom - Muktinath Temple - Jomsom transfer by Jeep.
- All government and hotel taxes.
- One local SIM card (Returnable) during your stay.
- Driver’s salary, fuel cost, toll and allowances.
Cost Exclusion
- Personal expenses.
- Sightseeing entrance fees.
- Lunch and dinner are excluded except the mentioned places.
- Pony Hire at Muktinath Temple (in case you are not able to walk up to the temple from Jeep Park)
- Optional activities cost which isn’t above.
- Rescue & Evacuation services if required.
FAQS
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Where is Muktinath Temple?