Muktinath Pashupatinath Pokhara Tour Package

Muktinath Pashupatinath Tour Itinerary Package Expand All [+]

• Day 01 – Arrive in Kathmandu

  On the first day of the package, you will arrive in Kathmandu and meet our representative, who will ensure that you have a hassle-free transfer to your hotel. Relax and rejuvenate yourself, and get ready to visit the Pashupatinath Mandir in the evening. You’ll attend the evening aarti that will clean your soul and help you achieve nirvana. During the aarti, you’ll see the priests performing a special prayer ceremony. Gather around the temple to seek blessings from the Lord Shiva and offer your prayers to him. Don’t forget to enjoy the musical rhythm that makes the aarti even more special. Return to your hotel as the day comes to an end and have a soothing sleep.

• Day 02 – Kathmandu – Manakamana Temple – Pokhara

  Have a tasty breakfast, and then check out from your hotel as you’ll enjoy a road drive to Pokhara, which is your next destination. During the six-hour-long road journey, you’ll appreciate the scenic vistas and natural surroundings. En route, you’ll stop by to visit the famous Manakamana Temple, a highly revered ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Bhagwati, who is an incarnation of Parvati. As per the locals, the wishes of pilgrims are fulfilled if they worship the Goddess by their heart. The temple also holds significance amongst the newlyweds who come here to pray for their sons. After reaching Pokhara, you’ll be dropped at your pre-booked hotel, and you will have an overnight stay thinking about the interesting activities planned for the next day.

• Day 03 – Pokhara – Jomsom – Muktinath – Jomsom

  Savor a yummy breakfast in the morning and pack your bags as you’ll be flown to Jomsom, which is around thirty-five minutes from Pokhara via a flight. Once you reach the helipad, you’ll be taken to the Muktinath Temple. The temple is a famous pilgrimage site for the Buddhists and the Hindus. Generally, eight holy sites are known to be Divya Kshetra or Swayam Vyakta of Lord Vishnu, and the Muktinath temple is one of them. The temple comprises metal statues of Goddess Lakshmi, Saraswati, Lord Vishnu, Goddess Janaki, Garuda, Sapta Rishis, and Lava-Kush. There are two ponds in front of the temple: Saraswati Kunda and Laxmi Kunda. It is believed that taking a bath in these ponds can wash away all the “negative karma.” After the unique spiritual encounter, you will be transferred back to your Jomsom hotel, where you’ll have a relaxing sleep.

• Day 04 – Jomsom – Pokhara (Sightseeing)

  On the fourth day of the tour, you’ll get up early in the morning and board a flight to Pokhara. After reaching Pokhara, you check in to your hotel and leave shortly for a sightseeing tour of Pokhara. The first destination you’ll cover will be the Bindabasini Temple, whose main deity is Goddess Bhagwati’s manifestation. After seeking the blessings of Goddess Bhagwati, you’ll visit the Barahi Temple, a pagoda temple situated on Phewa Lake on a small island. The architecture of the main shrine is traditional pagoda style made of stone, wood, and bricks, and has a premise that can accommodate a huge number of devotees. Next, you’ll visit the Seti Gorge, where the Gandaki River flows through. It is also known as the Milk River and is extremely popular among nature lovers. The next destination that you will visit is Devi’s Fall. This waterfall is unique because it marks the point where the Pardi Khola leaves no clue of its existence as it disappears underground. In the evening, you’ll return to your hotel and have an overnight stay.

• Day 05 – Pokhara – Chitwan National Park

  On the fifth day of the tour, you’ll check out from Pokhara hotel and drive to Chitwan National Park. You’ll cover a total journey of around four and a half hours. After reaching Chitwan, you’ll destress yourself and then embark on a safari ride on an elephant’s back. Stay in awe as you meet the flora and fauna of the jungle and see animals like leopards, deer, one-horned rhino, and bison. Keep your eye on the royal Bengal Tiger which is the main highlight of this national park. After the thrilling safari ride, you’ll canoe down the Rapti River and witness exotic bird species. After the adventurous day, you’ll be transferred back to your hotel and enjoy a pleasant stay.

• Day 06 – Chitwan National Park – Devghat – Valmiki Ashram

  Have a yummy breakfast and then head to Devghat, which is around seven hours away from the Chitwan National Park. Devghat is a sacred religious destination mentioned in the holy books many times. This place has been discussed in several holy books, such as Skanda Purana, Varah Puran, Bhagwat, etc. According to Varaha Purana, Devghat is the place where Gods reside. After reaching Devghat, you’ll get on to a boat and cross the Narayani River. You’ll reach Valmiki Ashram, where Rishi Valmiki wrote Ramayana. After exploring this tranquil destination, you will be transferred back to your Chitwan hotel and have an overnight stay. Witness the dance show by the indigenous tribe at night and get to learn about the Tharu culture in a unique way.

• Day 07 – Chitwan – Kathmandu

  After breakfast, you will check out from your Chitwan hotel and head to Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. You’ll cover a road journey of around six hours to reach Kathmandu. During the trip, you will get to enjoy some of the most breathtaking sceneries of the natural surroundings. After reaching Kathmandu, you’ll check into your pre-booked hotel and have a relaxing sleep. You can spend the evening as you like exploring the local sites or shopping from the bustling local markets.

• Day 08 – Kathmandu Sightseeing

  Post a yummy breakfast, you will prepare yourself for Kathmandu’s sightseeing tour. You’ll first visit the Dakshinkali Temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva’s wife, Goddess Kali’s avatar. Here, wishes are made by the devotees before the Goddess with the sacrifice of various creatures, especially uncastrated male goats and cockerels. On Saturday and Tuesday, and especially amid the Dashain celebration, the sanctuary’s yard is secured with the blood of animals. Next, you’ll visit Sheh Narayan Temple, one of the four Narayan temples within the Kathmandu Valley. You will also see the tallest Shiv statue in the world and offer prayers to the main deity. Your last pitstop will be the Durbar Square’s marketplace. You can buy souvenirs, handicrafts, and other daily-use items from the market. Use your bargaining skills, as there are no fixed rates on the items in this market, so you can score a great deal. Inside the square, you can see lots of historical structures and traditional Buddhist monasteries. In the evening, you’ll return to your hotel and relax and unwind for the night.

• Day 09 – Kathmandu Departure

  The ninth day will mark the end of your tour. Have a luscious breakfast and then you’ll be transferred to your departure station. You can board a train or flight to your hometown, thinking about the pleasant experiences you had.