Muktinath Pilgrimage Package
$ 400
$
529
Location
Gandaki Province
Distance
N/A
Duration
3 Days
Seek Blessings in the Himalayas: A Journey to the Sacred Abode of Lord Vishnu
Muktinath – The Sacred Himalayan Pilgrimage
Muktinath is a revered temple and pilgrimage site located at 3,710 meters in the Mustang district of Nepal, at the base of the Thorong La Pass on the Annapurna Circuit. Known as a sacred place for both Hindus and Buddhists, it is often called the “Temple of Liberation” because it is believed that visiting Muktinath cleanses one of sins and brings spiritual salvation.
The temple houses the 108 sacred water spouts (Muktidhara), where pilgrims perform ritual ablutions, and the eternal flame, a natural gas fire that has been burning for centuries, symbolizing purity and divine presence. The site is also surrounded by ancient Buddhist monasteries, prayer flags, and stupas, reflecting its dual religious significance.
Muktinath is not just a spiritual destination—it is also a cultural and historical landmark, connecting the Hindu traditions of India with the Tibetan Buddhist heritage of Mustang. Pilgrims from all over the region, and even from India, come to pay their respects, especially during festivals like Makar Sankranti.
Visiting Muktinath offers a unique blend of spirituality, history, and Himalayan beauty, making it one of the most important stops for trekkers on the Annapurna Circuit and for devotees seeking blessings and purification.
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Pokhara and Drive to Jomsom (Approx. 7-8 hours)
Day 2: Explore Jomsom and Surroundings
Day 3: Drive to Muktinath and Explore (Approx. 1-2 hours drive)
Day 4: Fly Back to Pokhara and Departure
Inclusions and Activities
Included Activities
- Transportation
- Accomodation
- Necessary Permits
- Guide
- Meals
Accommodation
Lodge
Transport
Road
