Muktinath Tour Package from Kathmandu - 5 Days
Trip Facts
Overview
Muktinath Tour Package 5 Days - Overview
A popular yatra for Indian and Nepali pilgrims, this package links Nepal’s two most sacred Hindu shrines – Pashupatinath in Kathmandu and Muktinath in the Mustang district – with a stay in Pokhara. We use flights between Pokhara and Jomsom to keep travel comfortable.
Highlights
- Pashupatinath temple darshan and Bagmati Aarati.
- Pokhara sightseeing including Bindhyabasini temple.
- Muktinath 108 spouts, Kunda snan and Jwala Mai.
- Kagbeni, the gateway to Upper Mustang.
- Vegetarian meals arranged throughout on request.
Itinerary
Airport pick-up, hotel check-in and evening darshan at Pashupatinath followed by the Bagmati Aarati.
- Altitude: 1400
- Accommodation: Hotel
- Meals: -
Drive (6–7 hours) or fly to Pokhara. Visit Bindhyabasini temple, Tal Barahi temple and Phewa Lake.
- Altitude: 822
- Accommodation: Hotel
- Meals: Breakfast
Morning flight to Jomsom, jeep to Muktinath for darshan, puja and holy bath. Stop at Kagbeni on the way back. Overnight in Jomsom.
- Altitude: 3710
- Accommodation: Hotel
- Meals: B/L/D
Morning flight back to Pokhara. Afternoon visit to Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave and Davis Falls.
- Altitude: 822
- Accommodation: Hotel
- Meals: Breakfast
Fly or drive to Kathmandu and transfer to the airport.
- Altitude: 1400
- Accommodation: -
- Meals: Breakfast
Our Costs
Cost Includes
- Hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara and Jomsom with breakfast.
- All meals in Jomsom (vegetarian on request).
- Pokhara–Jomsom–Pokhara flights and Jomsom–Muktinath jeep.
- Private vehicle for transfers and sightseeing; Kathmandu–Pokhara by road.
- ACAP permit, tour guide and all taxes.
Cost Excludes
- Kathmandu–Pokhara flights (optional).
- Puja items and donations.
- Lunch and dinner outside Jomsom.
- Travel insurance and tips.
FAQ's
Yes. Flights reduce travel time, and ponies or a short jeep ride are available near the temple.
Yes, a jeep route via Beni is possible and costs less, but adds 1–2 days.
Yes, we can arrange a priest at both Pashupatinath and Muktinath.
Yes, via the cable car on the Kathmandu–Pokhara highway.
A valid passport or voter ID card. No visa is required for Indian citizens.
