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4N/5D Muktinath Tour

destination Annapurna
duration 5 Days
grade Moderate
start/end point Kathmandu/Kathmandu
region Mustang
max altitude 3,800m
group size 2-12
meal All inclusive
activity 3-4 Hrs
accommodation Hotel
season Autumn / Spring

4N/5D Muktinath Tour

Muktinath Tour 4N/5D offers Himalayan Yoga and Excursion Nepal. Muktinath Temple is a highly Sacred Place of Salvation for both Hindus & Buddhists which is located at an altitude of 3800 meters above sea level in the Mustang district of Nepal. It stands at a higher elevation fascinating mountain scenery and surrounding landscapes. It is one of the ancient Temple of Lord Vishnu according to Hindu mythology. Muktinath’s word is originally from “Mukti” and “Nath” where “Mukti” refers to “Salvation or Nirvana” and “Nath” stands for “God or Master”. The main temple of Muktinath is a pagoda-style dedicated to Lord Bishnu. It is a religious place that holds the faith of two different religions in the same shrine. It is a common place of worship for both Buddhist and Hindu communities. It is also known as one of the most Shakti Pitha among 51 Shakti Pitha goddess shrines.

There are 108 waterspouts in the backside of this temple called Muktidhara and on the front side of the temple, there are 2 ponds knowns as paapkund and punyakunda. Taking a bath in these Muktindhara and two Kunda ponds) believes in guaranteeing salvation after death and being sacred from sin. During Travel, many Shaligrams (Ammonite) can be seen and worshiped them. According to Hindu Mythology, it’s an incarnation of Lord Bishnu where lord Bishnu was turned into Shaligram because of Brinda’s Curse.

HIGHLIGHT TRIP TO MUKTINATH

  • Kurintar( Trishuli River )
  • Galeshwor Mahadev
  • Rupse Jharna
  • Marpha Village
  • Dhumpalake
  • Jomsom / Kagbeni
  • Kaligandaki George
  • Muktinath Temple
  • Jwala Mai Temple

ITINERARY

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We departed around 6 a.m. from Kathmandu and reached Tatopani around 5 p.m. It takes around 10 to 11 hours from Kathmandu. It is around 303 km away from Kathmandu. Have lunch on the way. After reaching, we checked in at the hotel. Then getting some rest. We take Veg Dinner and Stay overnight at the hotel.
Early in the Morning, we move to Tatopani Kunda (Hot Spring Spot). Dipping into the Fresh hot spring water pool at Tatopani brings a pleasing experience to our mind & body. After having breakfast, we will continue our journey to Kagbeni. It takes around 4-5 hours to reach Kagbeni from Tatopani, we will stop at our drive-in Rupse to see the beauty of the waterfall. After exploring Rupse waterfall we drive to Ghasa/Lete for lunch. Then we move to Kagbeni for sightseeing around there. After reaching, we checked in at the hotel. Then getting some rest. We take veg Dinner and Stay overnight at the hotel.
Early in the Morning after having breakfast, we will check out from the hotel and head towards Kagbeni, for 30min sightseeing. It takes around 1 Hour to reach Muktinath from Kagbeni. We will have a visit to Muktinath temple, 108 Mukti Dhara, 2 holy Mukti Kunda, and Jwala Mai Temple Darshan. Lunch will be provided on the way (Muktinath). After that, we moved to Dhumpa Lake. It takes around half an hour to hike from Jomsom if you are traveling by Bus. But if you are traveling through Scorpio you can easily reach there. After exploring Dhumpa Lake we drive to Marpha Village. It is mostly famous for jerry Galli, kabaddi Galli, apple garden, and marpha (a wine which is made from apple/cherry). Explore Marpha village get refreshed, have dinner, and overnight stay at the hotel.
Early in the morning wake up and have breakfast. After checking out from the hotel we will continue our journey to Pokhara. We will have lunch on the way to Lete/Ghasa. After lunch, we move to Baglung Kalika Temple & Galeshor Mahadev. At Kusma, we will visit the longest suspension bridge in Asia. Then check in at the hotel and get some rest. Have a veg dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
Early morning having breakfast and hotel check-out. We move to Pokhara for half a day of sightseeing at Bindabasini temple, Devi’s fall, Gupteshor Mahadev temple, and Lake Side. We will have veg lunch on the way and back to Kathmandu.

SERVICES

COST INCLUDED

  • Transportation:

    • Flights or bus/train fares to and from the nearest major city or entry point to the region.

  • Accommodation:

EQUIPMENTS

When preparing for a journey to Muktinath Temple, it's essential to pack accordingly, considering the diverse terrain and varying weather conditions in the region. Here is a suggested list of equipment for your travel to Muktinath:

  1. Clothing:

    • Warm layers, including a down jacket or fleece for cold temperatures.
    • Waterproof and windproof jacket and pants.
    • Comfortable trekking pants and shorts.
    • Moisture-wicking base layers.
    • Thermal socks and sturdy, waterproof trekking boots.

  2. Headgear:

    • Wide-brimmed hat or cap for sun protection.
    • Warm hat or beanie for cold weather.

  3. Accessories:

    • Sunglasses with UV protection.
    • Sunscreen with a high SPF rating.
    • Lip balm with SPF.
    • Water bottle or hydration system.
    • Trekking poles for stability during hikes.

  4. Backpack:

    • A comfortable and sturdy backpack for day trips.
    • A larger backpack or duffel bag for longer treks if applicable.

  5. Sleeping Gear:

    • If you're trekking or staying in teahouses, a sleeping bag suitable for cold temperatures.

  6. Health and First Aid:

    • Personal medications.
    • Basic first aid kit with essentials like bandages, antiseptic cream, and pain relievers.
    • Diamox (if recommended for altitude sickness).

  7. Electronics:

    • Camera or smartphone for capturing memories.
    • Portable charger and adapter.
    • Headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries.

  8. Documents:

    • Passport and necessary permits.
    • Travel insurance documents.

  9. Toiletries:

    • Basic toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, etc.).
    • Wet wipes or hand sanitizer.

  10. Snacks:

    • Energy bars, trail mix, or other lightweight snacks.

  11. Money:

    • Carry sufficient local currency and some extra in case of emergencies.

  12. Maps and Guidebooks:

    • Maps of the region and a guidebook for information on the trek.

GOOD TO KNOW

  1. Altitude Considerations:

    • Muktinath is situated at a high altitude (3,800 meters or 12,467 feet). Acclimatization is crucial, so plan your itinerary to gradually ascend to higher altitudes. Stay hydrated and be aware of symptoms of altitude sickness.

  2. Weather Conditions:

    • The weather in the region can be unpredictable. Even during the trekking season, be prepared for a range of temperatures, from warm during the day to cold at night. Layers are key.

  3. Best Time to Visit:

    • The best time to visit Muktinath is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is relatively stable, and the skies are clear.

  4. Cultural Sensitivity:

    • Muktinath is a sacred site for both Hindus and Buddhists. Dress modestly, and be respectful of local customs and religious practices. Remove your shoes before entering the temple premises.

  5. Permits:

    • Ensure you have the necessary permits (ACAP and TIMS card) before embarking on your trek. Check the validity and requirements for these permits.

  6. Guides and Porters:

    • Hiring a local guide or porter can enhance your experience and make the trek more manageable. They are familiar with the terrain, and their assistance can be invaluable.

  7. Teahouse Accommodations:

    • Along the trekking route, you'll find teahouses providing basic accommodations and meals. It's advisable to book in advance during peak trekking seasons.

  8. Water and Hydration:

    • Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated, especially at higher altitudes. Consider using water purification tablets or a water filter for safe drinking water.

  9. Cash and ATMs:

    • Bring enough local currency, as ATMs are not readily available along the trekking route. Be aware that some teahouses may not accept cards.

  10. Electricity and Charging:

    • Electricity availability may be limited or non-existent in some areas. Bring a portable charger and consider solar chargers.

  11. Trekking Gear:

    • Ensure your trekking gear is comfortable and suitable for a variety of weather conditions. Break-in new boots before the trek, and bring blister prevention items.

  12. Photography:

    • Capture the stunning landscapes, but always ask for permission before taking photos of local people. Respect their privacy and cultural norms.

  13. Emergency Contacts:

    • Have emergency contacts handy, including the contact information of local authorities, your embassy, and your travel insurance provider.

  14. Local Cuisine:

    • Try the local cuisine, but be mindful of your stomach. Hygiene standards can vary, so choose reputable places to eat.

  15. Leave No Trace:

    • Follow the principles of "Leave No Trace." Pack out all your trash and respect the environment.

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FAQS

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The common route is to fly to Pokhara or Jomsom and then trek or drive to Muktinath. Alternatively, some people choose to drive from Pokhara.
You'll need the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and a Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) card. Make sure to check their validity and requirements.
The ideal time is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is stable, and skies are clear.
The difficulty varies depending on the route. The trek is considered moderate, but altitude can pose challenges. It's advisable to acclimatize properly.
Yes, there are teahouses and guesthouses providing basic accommodations and meals. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak seasons.
It's not mandatory, but hiring a local guide or porter can enhance your experience and provide support, especially in challenging terrain.
Pack layers for varying temperatures, including a down jacket or fleece. Ensure you have waterproof and windproof gear.
Basic medical facilities are available, but it's advisable to carry a basic first aid kit. In case of emergencies, evacuation to a larger medical facility may be required.
Photography is generally allowed outside the temple, but it's advisable to ask for permission before taking pictures, especially in sacred areas.
Muktinath is a sacred site for Hindus and Buddhists. Dress modestly, remove shoes before entering temple premises, and be respectful of local customs and religious practices.

We Offer Group Discount

No. Of People Price Per Person
1 Pax USD 590
2 Pax USD 550
3 Pax USD 500
4 - 6 Pax USD 450
7 - 12 Pax USD 400
13 - 18 Pax USD 350
19 - 24 Pax USD 300

All Inclusive Cost

USD 590

Per Person

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