Muktinath is the holiest shrine existing in Nepal. Even one sight of Lord Muktinath is capable of engendering both terrestrial and celestial joy.
Muktinath temple is situated at the distance of 18 kilometers from Jomsom, the district headquarter of the renowned tourist destination Mustang. Pilgrimage is said to be incomplete if one misses to visit Mukti Nath, one among the eight celestial places on the earth. Revered deity of both Hindus and Buddhest devotees, Muktinath carries equal importance to both of the religions. In the proximity, there is another temple of Mother Jwala (Goddess of Flame), which is known particularly for the miraculous flame of burning fire inside water. This land is also known for the availability of the idol of much talked-upon deity Shalagram.
| Day 01 – Arrival in Kathmandu. Sightseeing to Pashupatinath. Day 02 – Drive to Beni by jeep. Day 03 – Trek to Tatopani. Visit Galeshor Mahadev on the way going up. Day 04 – Trek to Ghasa. Breakfast at Tatopani. Lunch at Dana. Day 05 – Trek to Marpha. Lunch on the way up at late Kalapani. Day 06 – Trek to Kagbeni. Lunch at Jomsom. Day 07 – Trek to Muktinath. Lunch at Khinga. Day 08 – Visit Muktinath Temple and return to Jomsom. Day 09 – Some Program, holy speech. Day 10 – Fly back to Pokhara. Sightseeing in afternoon. Day 11 – Drive back to kathmandu by Tourist Bus. Then tansfer to hotel. |
