Muktinath Tour from Pokhara

We will pick you up from anywhere inside Pokhara Valley at your convenience. Start the day with a scenic drive through the winding mountain roads, surrounded by lush river valleys and terraced hills. The road takes us through the Kali Gandaki Valley, with spectacular views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and Tukuche peaks rising high above the river and villages along the way. We pass the towns of Balung, Beni, and Lete Village, and stop at Rupse Waterfall. You’ll see small villages and green hills, with farmers waving and smiling everywhere. We stop at Tatopani Hot Springs here, where you can dip your feet in the gentle, warm water and relax for a bit.

We pause to explore the Marpha village, walk around its friendly streets, and meet some local families. As we travel further, the valley narrows and the mountains look even bigger. By evening, we reach Jomsom, where the air is fresh and cool.

After checking in at our lodge, your guide takes everyone to the Kali Gandaki River. Here, you can see pilgrims collecting Shaligram stones, which are special and considered gifts from God. At dinner, you enjoy hot local food. The sounds of the river and mountains make for a peaceful night.

In the morning, the mountains look big and beautiful all around. Today is the day to visit Muktinath Temple. We will head towards the temple from Jomsom, about 25 kilometers away. The drive takes around 1 hour through a scenic valley.

Once we reach the last stop, you’ll need to walk for about 10 minutes to get to Muktinath Temple. If anyone finds walking difficult, horses are available to ride for a short distance. At the temple, you can take a holy bath under 108 water spouts. Your guide will help you with prayers at the eternal flame and inside the temple. Please note that photography inside the temple is not allowed.

After visiting, we say goodbye to Muktinath and drive back the same way. While returning, we will visit Dhumba Lake, a serene spot perfect for photos and a short walk around the lake. We also stop at Marpha Village to explore its charming streets, meet local families, and enjoy the apple orchards. By evening, we reach Pokhara, and you can relax by the lake after a special day.

On the final day of your spiritual journey, take the time to explore the cultural and natural highlights of Pokhara before concluding your trip. Begin with a visit to Bindhyabasini Temple, one of the oldest and most sacred temples in the city, dedicated to Goddess Durga. Spend some time observing the local rituals and enjoying the peaceful temple atmosphere.

Next, head to Davis Fall, a stunning waterfall where water plunges into an underground tunnel, creating a unique spectacle. Nearby, explore the Gupteshwor Cave, a mysterious and sacred cave with impressive stalactites and stalagmites, offering a glimpse into Pokhara’s natural wonders.

Afterwards, make your way to the Peace Stupa, a hilltop Buddhist monument that provides breathtaking panoramic views of Pokhara city, Phewa Lake, and the surrounding mountains. Take a leisurely walk along the paths, enjoy the serene surroundings, and capture some memorable photos.

Finally, visit Pumdikot, a quiet hilltop viewpoint where you can relax, enjoy the cool mountain breeze, and reflect on your spiritual journey. This spot is perfect for watching the sunset or simply soaking in the beauty of Pokhara’s landscapes.