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Muktinath Tour
Day 01:
Arrive Kathmandu and transfers to hotel O/n hotel.
Day 02:
Full day Visit Kathmnandu Durbar square, Swyambhunath Stupa , Pashupatinath & Boudhanath Stupa. O/n Hotel
Day 03: Kathmandu – Pokhara– (8 hours including Mankamana visit):
After breakfast at Kathmandu departure to Pokhara by private vehicle. On the way visit Mankamana Devi’s Temple by Cable Car. After lunch at Mankamana proceeds to Pokhara. O/n Hotel.
Day 04:
Pokhara – Jomsom (2800m) – Muktinath (3710m) - Jomsom: After breakfast, transfer to Pokhara domestic airport, fly to Jomsom (about 20minuets). After a short refresh at Jomsom, drive to Muktinath (one and half hour) by Jeep. Ritual activities and Pooja with holy bath. At late Afternoon drive back to Jomsom O/n hotel.
Day 05:
Jomsom – Pokhara: After breakfast at Jomsom hotel, short walk to Domestic airport. Board and fly to Pokhara. Arrival transfer to hotel. After a short refreshment start valley sightseeing including; Devi’s fall, Gupteshwor Cave, Int'l Mountain Museum, Vindhyawashini Temple, White River (Seti Gorge) & Regional Museum. After sightseeing an hour boating on Phewa Lake. Rest of the day is free for explore around Lakeside Market. O/n hotel .
Day 06:
Drive Pokhara to Kathmandu O/n Hotel
Day 07:
After breakfast transfer to Airport ( End of Service )
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Muktinath is a sacred place both Hindus and Buddhists located in Muktinath Valley at an altitude of 3,710 meters at the foot of the Thorong La mountain pass (part of the Himalayas), Mustang district, Nepal. Muktinath temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, one of the famous temples in Nepal. Muktinath means “The god of Nirvana”. People will be relieved of their sorrows and miseries after visiting to this temple. Buddhists of Tibet called this temple as “Chumig Gyatsa” which means hundred waters. They also called this temple place of Dakinis which means goddesses known as sky dancers. For Buddhists this place is one of the 24 tantric places. Hindus believe that Lord Vishnu lives at Muktinath temple in the form of ammonites which means Shilas, they also called it Salagrama-Shilas.
