Muktinath Temple is located in the Mustang District of Nepal (Annapurna
Conservation Area;3710 meters,22 km North-East from Jomsom). The Temple is
popular among Hindus and Buddhists. The place is called "Mukti Kshetra"
by Hindus as they believe that one can obtain salvation if s/he worships here.
Similarly, Buddhists call it Chumig Gyatsa (i.e The Hundred Springs).
It is believed to be one of the places where Guru Rinpoche meditated on
his way from India to Tibet. Thus, the place beholds a great religious
significance to both Hindus and Buddhists.
108 water sprouts are the major attraction of the
temple. Devotees take a quick bath in the icy cold water coming from the
sprouts. Jwala Mai temple, nearby, also adds a religious significance to this
place.
You will have a scenic drive throughout the trip. The
topographical diversity and its beauty will fascinate you. The trip can be an
energy tonic to your soul, body, and mind.
·
Transport by tourist bus
·
Accommodation on sharing basis.
·
Water(bottles)
·
Expenses of personal nature
·
Food and beverages
·
Entrance fees(in needed)
· Sightseeing
in Pokhara
· Full
scenic road trip
· Experience
the cold weather of Muktinath
· Exploring
the temple(Galeshwor) and some others of the Himalayan region ( Muktinath)
· The deepest gorge
· The
longest suspension bridge in Kushma
· Waterfall(Rupche)
· Jomsom
Bazar
· Natural
hot springs
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