Muktinath Tour Packages – Best Nepal Pilgrimage Trip
Muktinath Tour Packages offer a divine journey to one of Nepal’s most sacred pilgrimage sites, located in the beautiful Mustang region. This holy temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, attracts thousands of devotees every year from India and around the world. Our Muktinath tour packages are designed to provide a smooth and comfortable travel experience, including transportation, hotel stays, permits, and guided assistance for darshan.
The journey usually begins from Pokhara or Jomsom, passing through stunning Himalayan landscapes and peaceful villages. Whether you prefer a road trip, flight tour, or helicopter package, we offer customised itineraries to suit your budget and time. Muktinath Yatra is ideal for families, elderly travelers, and spiritual seekers looking for a peaceful and memorable pilgrimage.
Book your Muktinath tour with us for a hassle-free yatra, reliable services, and the best price guarantee.
Best Season for Muktinath Yatra:
March, April, May, September (mid), October, November, and December are considered the best times to visit Muktinath Temple. During these months, the weather used to be clear all day, and snow-capped mountains will be welcoming you with a big smile.
Muktinath Travel Permits:
Before beginning your journey from Pokhara to Muktinath by road, trek, or by flight, you shall require collecting two permits. They are:
- Annapurna Conservation Area Project Permit (ACAP): This permit can be collected from the Nepal Tourism Board located at Bhrikuti Mandap, Kathmandu or at Pokhara. For the ACAP permit, 2 passport-size photographs and a passport/PAN card photocopy are required. The ACAP fee is included in the tour cost.
- Trekker's Information Management System Permit (TIMS). This permit can be collected from TAAN located at Saatghumti, Thamel, and another at Mali Gaun, Kathmandu, or at Pokhara.
Attraction
- Mukti Kunda: Two holy water ponds known as "Laxmi Saraswati Kunda" are located in front of the temple. Taking the plunge here is believed to rinse away your sin.
- Mukti Dhara: 108 waterspouts (Bull-headed shape) in the backyard of this temple, where holy water (chill) from the Gandaki River flows continuously. Taking bath under all these 108 Muktidhara is believed to bring salvation.
- Jwala Mai Temple: A continuously burning holy flame from a rock located inside Dhola Mebar Gompa is just five minutes' walking distance, situated in the south region of the temple.
- Mharme Lha Khang Gompa: Monastery located in the north region of the temple is dedicated to Guru Rimpoche, also known as Padmasambhava.
- Swaminarayan: Satguru of Sabij Yoga.
- Shaligram: Fossils of the Jurassic Park age that is found in the Kali Gandaki River. This black stone is the symbol of Lord Vishnu and kept in the prayer room in the home.
