Muktinath Tour by Flight

Muktinath is a Hindu and Buddhist shrine dedicated to Vishnu. It is situated at the base of the Thorong La mountain pass in Muktinath Valley, Nepal. It is one of the highest temples in the world (altitude 3,750 m). Darshan Tour of Muktinath Hindu pilgrimage tours is available to all travelers. However, thousands of devotees travel to this Hindu pilgrimage site in the hopes of achieving moksha (liberation) from the cycle of reincarnation. 

Moreover, every Hindu aspires to achieve Mukti-Nirvana or liberation from the cycle of birth and rebirth. It is one of the four sacred Dhams it is known to Hindus as Muktichhettra. However, this location is popular not just with Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims, but also with adventure seekers as it is situated in world-famous Annapurna Circuit trekking path. The Dhaulagiri range, as well as many other stunning mountains, can be seen from Muktinath.

Muktinath is not only famous among the pilgrimages but also famous among travelers. People visit Muktinath with friends and families during their leisure time, to explore, and for trekking purposes as well. Muktinath has become one of the most famous tourist destinations for both international and national visitors, mostly the temple is visited by Indian tourists. Moreover, there are 108 taps in Muktinath which is according to Hindu Astrology, the 108 taps are the result of 12 Zodiacs and 9 Planets, where people would shower in freezing tap water that flows straight from Kali Gandaki River and take a dip in two ponds in the belief of getting rid of their sins and to keep us healthy and prosperous. 

Additionally, there are two ways of visiting Muktinath, that is either by road or by air. Trip to Nepal, traveling by bus is the best option for those who want to experience a road. But for those who have got limited time and cannot travel by road or want to experience the ariel view of Nepal surrounded by hills and mountains then, traveling by air is the best option. 

If you are traveling to muktinath by flight then first step involves a domestic flight to Pokhara, an enchanting city renowned for its lakes and mountainous vistas. Following exploration in Pokhara, a short flight to Jomsom ensues, treating passengers to panoramic views of the majestic Himalayan ranges. From Jomsom, one can opt for a trek or drive to Muktinath, each offering a unique experience through picturesque landscapes. Upon arrival at Muktinath, pilgrims and tourists alike can immerse themselves in the spiritual aura of the revered Muktinath Temple, adorned with 108 waterspouts and a perpetual flame. The return journey retraces steps through Jomsom, with flights back to Pokhara and Kathmandu, considering the unpredictable weather conditions and the need for altitude acclimatization. This journey encapsulates both a pilgrimage and an adventure, offering a profound cultural and natural experience.