Jomsom Muktinath Trekking
Muktinath Jomsom Trekking is a religiously significant trek for Nepalese and Indians. But for tourists, it is a combination of adventure and the observation of coexistence of two religions at the same place. Muktinath is a popular destination for saints and pilgrims of both Hinduism and Buddhism. It is a sacred place at an altitude of about 3750 meters above the sea level. It is frequently visited by the pilgrims seeking salvation. The sight of mountains from Muktinath is amazing. The natural beauty and religious significance has made Muktinath a must visit place.
Major attractions of this trek are the Kaligandaki River, the Gorge of Kali Gandaki (the deepest in the world), Saligrams (fossilized Samsonite carrying religious value to the Hindus), the hot springs and the cool weather.
Jomsom, lying to the north of Pokhara Valley is a beautiful place, highly acclaimed by tourists. The diverse landscape and cultural prosperity of the ethnic people in the region are what make this place so important to visit. Kagbeni, Jomsom, Tukuche, Ghasa, Ghorepani, Poonhill, Muktinath and Pokhara are the popular destinations along the route.
Muktinath is where Buddhists believe their great sage Rinpoche meditated and found salvation. To the Hindus, it is a place where Brahma, the creator of the world, lit an eternal flame. This flame still burns in Muktinath. The religious mixture that exists in this region is rare in any part of the world. Here, culture and lifestyle of the people amuse tourists. The horse race known as Yartung, lasting for a week, can be interesting to anyone who has not been to such events.
We recommend you this trek because it is the complete package of adventure, natural beauty observation, Mountain View sight and religious taste.
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu and Transfer to Hotel. Overnight at Hotel. |
Trip Fact
Country:Nepal
Grade:Moderate
Height:3760m
Group Size:Min.1 - Max.12
Transportation:Tourist Bus/Plane
Accomodation:Hotel/Guest House