Muktinath Temple Trip

Both Hindus and Buddhists see Muktinath temple as a holy place. Hindus believe that Lord Vishnu was saved from Brinda's curse, who was married to Jalandhar. God Vishnu is worshiped as Muktinath because of this. Lord of Liberation is what Muktinath means. One of 108 Vaishnava shrines, Muktinath temple is built in the shape of a pagoda. Only eight of these holy shrines have grown up on their own, including this one. From the temple, you can see the snow-covered Annapurna range in the south and the Tibetan Plateau in the north.

Our Religious Muktinath Tour Package's main goal is to make it easier for devotees to visit the Muktinath Temple in Nepal's remote area by giving them a range of travel options. Here you can find out everything you need to know about the temple, including what it's famous for, how to get there, when is the best time to visit, what permits you'll need, and a suggested tour schedule.

For additional travel information on the Muktinath Trip, including the cost of a tour by helicopter, flight, jeep, road, motorbike, or bicycle, as well as the weather conditions, please contact us.