The Muktinath area, nestled in the trans-Himalayan region of Nepal's Mustang district, is set to be further developed as a religious tourism site, recognizing its profound spiritual and cultural significance. Known as a sacred pilgrimage destination for both Hindus and Buddhists, Muktinath is revered as “Mukti Kshetra” or the “Place of Liberation.” Plans to develop the area include improved infrastructure, sustainable lodging, enhanced access roads, and facilities for pilgrims and tourists alike.
Authorities aim to preserve the sanctity of the Muktinath Temple, which stands at an elevation of around 3,800 meters, while also promoting eco-cultural tourism. Investments will focus on waste management, alternative energy sources, and community involvement, ensuring that development is both respectful and sustainable. Enhanced air connectivity to Jomsom, better trekking routes from Kagbeni and Tatopani, and improved signage and accommodation are expected to uplift the pilgrim experience.
By developing the Muktinath area as a religious tourism hub, Nepal seeks to not only honor its spiritual heritage but also empower local communities through tourism-driven economic opportunities, all while maintaining the fragile Himalayan ecosystem.
One of the holiest temples for Hindus and Buddhists.
Worship of Lord Vishnu (Hindu) and Avalokiteshvara (Buddhist).
The 108 water spouts and eternal flame are spiritual highlights.
Witness harmonious rituals of both faiths.
Monasteries, chortens, and prayer flags coexist with Vedic chants.
Visit the Jwala Mai Temple, known for its natural gas flame.
Journey through the lower Mustang rain-shadow region.
Panoramic views of Nilgiri, Dhaulagiri, and Annapurna ranges.
Diverse geography: green valleys, barren cliffs, and wind-eroded canyons.
Explore Kagbeni, Jharkot, and Lupra – traditional Mustang settlements.
Interact with Thakali and Tibetan Buddhist communities.
Discover centuries-old monasteries and spiritual caves.
Upgraded roads from Jomsom and potential aerial connectivity.
Better lodging, food, sanitation, and medical facilities for pilgrims.
Trails developed for both trekkers and elderly spiritual travelers.
Focus on environmentally sensitive development.
Clean energy, waste management, and community-run services.
Balance between spiritual sanctity and tourism development.
Clear skies, mild weather, and vibrant cultural activity.
Perfect for combining spirituality with scenic trekking.
From Tribhuvan International Airport you will be transferred to your hotel room. In the afternoon you can explore Thamel
After having breakfast we will visit Pashupatinath Swoyambhunath and Boudhanath. We too will pay our visit to Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur Durbar Square which are adorned with fascinating ancient art and architecture. All these sites are recognized by UNESCO’s world heritage site.
Early in the morning we will drive to Pokhara and explore different site such as Davis falls, Gupteswor cave, Bindabasini temple, Seti River Bridge, Barahi temple and boating in Fewa Lake.
Early in the morning we will fly to Muktinath by Helicopter and do Pooja and take bath in the 108 holy water showerw and fly back to Pokhara.
Early morning after having breakfast we will drive of fly back to Kathmandu. In the evening time in Kathmandu you can do some family shopping.
Departure for your onward flight.
Nepal , Annapurna Region
Nepal , Annapurna Region
