About This Tour
The Muktinath Pilgrimage Tour is a religious 5-day trek to the holiest temple in Nepal, Muktinath Temple. Surrounded by the Himalayas, this holy temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is also revered by Buddhists.
Perched at 3,710 meters above sea level in Mustang, Muktinath is known for bestowing freedom (moksha). It is known for its 108 holy water spouts and ever-burning flame. This religious tour offers a peaceful yet adventurous journey with devotion, beauty and culture.
Trip Highlights
- Muktinath Temple darshan
- Blessed shower of 108 water jets (Muktidhara)
- See the eternal flame (Jwala Mai Temple)
- Drive and flight journey to Pokhara
- Treasure the stunning Himalayas of Mustang region
- Guided assistance with comfortable accommodation
Included/Exclude
Included
- Comfortable hotel stays at Kathmandu & Pokhara
- Breakfast throughout the tour
- Transfers and sightseeing in a private vehicle
- Air/land transport (Pokhara - Jomsom - Pokhara) to visit Muktinath Temple
- Guide for sightseeing and darshan
Exclude
- International air ticket and visa fees
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the tour
- Personal costs (laundry, tips, telephone calls, etc.)
- Travel insurance and medical expenses
- Any extra expenses incurred due to weather, flight cancellation or any other reasons
Tour Itinerary
Discover a carefully curated journey that covers the must-see highlights and hidden gems of India. Our itinerary is designed to balance sightseeing with relaxation, giving you an authentic cultural experience while ensuring a smooth and comfortable travel schedule.
From bustling cities to serene landscapes, each day has been thoughtfully planned to provide memorable experiences, local interactions, and seamless travel across destinations.
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Day-1 When is the best time to visit Muktinath Temple?
It's best to go between March and June (spring/summer) and September to November (autumn). The climate is more pleasant, skies are clear, and the mountains are exceptionally beautiful.
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Day-2 Is it hard to reach Muktinath?
You are visiting a high-altitude place (approximately 3,800 meters / 12,467 feet) so it may be tiring. There are several ways to get there: Flight (to Jomsom) + jeep/trek, Road trip (from Pokhara - a long but beautiful trip) and Trekking (Annapurna Circuit and more).
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Day-3 Is Muktinath safe for older people?
Yes, but they need to take some precautions. Elderly visitors should first seek medical advice, particularly if they have heart or lung problems. Opt for helicopter or jeep rides to minimise effort.
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Day-4 What do I need to bring?
It's important to pack wisely because of unpredictable weather and scant amenities. Essentials include layered clothing (it can get cold quickly). Hiking or walking shoes. Medications and first aid. Passport/ID (for permits). Sunscreen, sunglasses and lip balm (high UV exposure). Water and snacks. Packing light but being prepared is crucial.
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Day-5 Can I take photos at Muktinath Temple?
In most cases, this is permitted in the temple external areas and other areas. But photography in the temple may be prohibited. It's best to follow local rules and be respectful of religious feelings. Ask for permission if unsure. The Himalayan environment is a great photo spot.
