Muktinath Darshan Overland

This trip is designed especially for the devotee of the Hindu religion. Nepal has many sacred & religious places for Hindu followers. Pashupatinath & Muktinath, both are famous & top most visited holy shrines & said to must visit once time in your life. During this holy trip, you will also visit Pokhara city namely renowned as a city of lakes which is famous for its unmatched natural beauty & Manakamana Temple (the Temple which fulfils your wishes).

Stay Plan

Kathmandu (3) Chitwan (3)

6 Night 7 Days

Hotel Details

Golden Temple Inn in Kathmandu or Similar

What's Itinerary

Day 1 – Arrival at the Tribhuwan Int`l Airport in Kathmandu (1,345m)& transfer to hotel.

Our airport representative will be receiving you at Tribhuvan Airport, Kathmandu and s/he will be displaying our agency signboard outside the airport terminal. You will be then transferred to your respective hotel in our private tourist vehicle en route we will visit Pashupatinath Temple. In the hotel, a welcome drink was followed by a tour briefing. Destinations we cover: Pashupatinath Temple (one of the biggest, sacred and most famous Hindu temples in Nepal) Pashupatinath temple is also one of the world heritage sites listed by UNESCO. It is one of the holiest Hindu shrines in the world. It is dedicated to a manifestation of Shiva called Pashupati (Lord of Animals) which is built in the familiar pagoda style during the fifth century by King Prachanda Dev. Meals: Dinner Overnight stays at a hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 2 – Pre-trip meeting &Drive Kathmandu -Pokhara (200km/6-7hrs.) & Sightseeing in Pokhara.

At around 7 am, we host a pre-trip meeting at your hotel in Kathmandu while you have breakfast and introduce your guide. Please seek this opportunity to ask questions about your tour. This includes a final briefing and preparations for the trip. For the meeting, please make sure you bring your passport, two copies of passport-size photos, and a readable copy of your travel insurance policy. During this meeting, please clear the due balance, if any, and sign the legally binding trip form as well as the non-liability disclaimer. Please inform us in advance if you will be arriving late and therefore are unable to attend the pre-trip meeting. After the pre-trip meeting finishes, we drive for Pokhara (200 km / 6-7 hours) observing the scenic views on the national highway along the Trishuli River. Upon arrival, check into the hotel. Evening walks around the tourist area of Lake Side and enjoys the view of the western Himalayan ranges with Mt. Machhaphuchre. Destinations we cover: Devi’s Fall Locally known as PataleChhango and in the southern flank of the Pokhara valley is where the stream flowing from Fewa Lake collapses and surges down the rock into a deep gorge, leaping through several potholes. This is hugely popular with tourists and locals alike. Gupteswar Cave The revered Gupteswar Cave is situated 2 km from Pokhara airport. The entrance is right across from Devi’s Fall and the cave is almost 3 km long. It has some big hall-sized rooms and some passages where you have to crawl on all four. This cave holds special value to Hindus since a phallic symbol of Lord Shiva is preserved here in the condition it was discovered. Phewa Lake and Barahi Temple Situated at an altitude of 800m above sea level, it is the second-largest lake in the kingdom. The Barahi Island Temple in the middle of the lake it is the most important religious monument in Pokhara. Built almost in the middle of Phewa Lake, this two-storied pagoda is dedicated to the female force Shakti.

Day 3 – Drive Pokhara-Beni-Jomsom (163km/ 10 hrs. approx.) & transfer to hotel.

Early morning breakfast & starts the drive to Jomsom. This is going to be a challenging drive for approximately 8.5 hours (time can vary according to road conditions and stops taken). The road is considered to be a Rocky Road unpaved (no blacktop) or gravel road. The drive to Muktinath is by 4 WD Jeep (Scorpio or similar), parallel to the river Kaligandaki River via the small settlements of Beni, Ghasa, and Marfa, along the Kaligandaki Valley. This is an adventure trip. Spectacular mountain views are visible most of the time. The drive from Pokhara to Beni is around 85 km which is a black top 3-4 Hrs Drive (approx). Beni to Jomsom is 78 km Gravel Road 5 hours(approx). Meals: Breakfast, Dinner Only I Overnight stay at a hotel in Jomsom.

Day 4 – Visit & worship at Muktinath Temple, return back to the hotel in Jomsom.

Breakfast at the hotel. Drive to the Muktinath temple. Here the Jeep cannot cross the Kaligandaki one will be requied to walk for around 15-20 min. If so, there will be a change of vehicle. The drive takes around 2 hours. Holy bath those who can bear the chilled water coming out of 108 waterspouts. Visit & worship at the Muktinath temple. Later return to Jomsom the same way Meals: Breakfast, Dinner Only Overnight stay at hotel in Jomsom.

Day 5 – Drive back Jomsom-Pokhara& transfer to the hotel

Breakfast. Then, Drive back to Pokhara by the same route & transfer to the hotel, and rest. Evening free for our own time in which you can do shopping/walk around the lakeside area. Meals: Breakfast, Dinner Only Overnight stay at hotel in Pokhara

Day 6 – Morning visit to Sarangkot for Sunrise view, drive back to KTM & transfer to hotel

This morning you will go for an excursion trip to Sarangkot & Bindhabasini temple. Retracing the same path, drive back to Kathmandu and transfer to the hotel. Rest day at leisure. One can indulge in shopping or visit the Casinos trying their lady luck. Destinations we cover: Sarangkot is the most popular tourist destination from where the tourist can enjoy the great view of the Pokhara Valley and the magnificent view of the mountains. Sarangkot is only 13 km from Lake Side, Pokhara. Sarangkot is the highest viewpoint for a sunrise and it is just 1592m high. Sarangkot is cooler than Pokhara. Sarangkot can be reached easily in 45 to 60 minutes by a car ride to the top from Pokhara. Many tourists come to Sarangkot for the sunrise views and go back. Bindebasini Temple This is one of the oldest temples in Pokhara and was a part of the Kaski Kingdom, the main deity of the temple, Goddess Durga, was brought from India. Apart from the peace and tranquillity that can be felt in this region, the premises of the temple offer a good view of the Himalayas on a clear day. The temple is in the area of the bazaar; hence a journey of the old bazaar can be combined with a visit to the temple Meals: Breakfast, Dinner Only I Overnight stay at a hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 7 – Transfer to the airport for your final departure

After breakfast, our airport representative will drop you back at Airport for your final departure with”sweet memory” of Nepal. Tour ends… Sweet memories remain! Meals: Breakfast Only

What's included

Welcome drink on arrival
Parking and Toll tax
Meet & greet at arrival
Dinner
Sightseeing in a shared vehicle
Pick and Drop at the time of arrival/departure
Driver’s allowance, Road tax and Fuel charges
Breakfast
Sightseeing by private car
All tours and transfers by Shared Car is included

What's Excluded

Camera fee
Alcoholic / Non- Alcoholic beverages
Travel Insurance
5% GST
Any Airfare / Train fare
Expenses are caused by factors beyond our control like rail and flight delays, roadblocks, vehicle malfunctions, political disturbances etc.
Tips, laundry & phone call
Entrance fees to monuments and museum
All personal expenses
Emergency rescue
Domestic airfare (Insurance Surcharge + Fuel Surcharge)
Expenses due to the situation beyond our control (Such as; landslides, natural calamities, road blockades, political disturbance, flight cancellation etc.)

FAQ's

What is the best time to go for a trek to the Everest Base Camp?

If you have been browsing Nepal packages for the best Everest Base Camp trek itinerary, then you should choose from the two significant trekking seasons. The pre-monsoon months of February, March, April and May and the post-monsoon months between late September and December are ideal for a trek to the Everest Base Camp and scaling Kala Phattar. Avoid the harsher months of January and February when the Himalayan winter is at its peak with the temperature plummeting to -30 degree Celsius making it extremely challenging to find your way through the snow-covered trail.

Do the local Nepalese folk speak in English?

While the official language of Nepal is Nepali which has its roots in Sanskrit, most people in the city including your lodging staff, shopkeepers and cafe owners can converse in English. However, if you are travelling remotely into the mountains and staying in small villages, you will encounter an array of tongues which are various sub-dialects, but there is little chance that you can get around in English. When looking for Nepal tour packages, ensure you have an English-speaking guide in tow.

Is Nepal a safe country to travel to?

Simply go through Nepal travel packages and zero in on the suitable one because Nepal is a safe and tourist-friendly country for both backpackers and those travelling with their families. A country with a low crime rate, you can easily wander around Nepal, trek its mountains and explore its medieval city, Bhaktapur, and Old Kathmandu and Thamel among other places even if you are a solo traveller. But keep a radar for a travel advisory if any on restrictions to travel to certain areas. Nepal has made a speedy recovery since the earthquake of 2015 and a majority of its trekking circuits are open again to mountaineers and trekkers. But be wary of pickpockets and it’s better to take a local guide with you when you are going into the mountains or are travelling to remote regions.

What should I pack for a holiday to Nepal?

Though this would largely depend on the season in which you are travelling, Nepal in general is a cold country because it is the land of the Himalayas, and other than that a rather conservative society. You are advised to not pack anything too revealing, skimpy or short. For all the walks and hikes your Nepal trip will entail, a suitcase should have light to medium-weight comfortable cotton clothes, a jacket, a woollen cap, sweaters, walking shoes and woollen socks. Warm clothing is particularly necessary if you are visiting between October and February. Keep a scarf, a bandana or a woollen cap handy for gaining entry to religious shrines.

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