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Muktinath Tour Package by Flight

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Our 6-day Muktinath tour by flight provides the fastest, most comfortable, and most convenient travel experience in Nepal. The itinerary includes visits to Kathmandu, Pokhara, and the Muktinath temple, while minimizing travel time by road.

  • Trip Code
    Trip Code HTN-MTP04
  • calendar
    Duration 6 Days
  • highest-point Highest Point 3810m
  • group
    Group Size 2-10 People
  • start
    Start Point Kathmandu
  • end
    Trip End Point Kathmandu
  • accomodation
    Accommodation 3 Star Hotels
  • meal
    Meals As Mentioned
  • transport
    Transportation On Private

Trip Overview

Nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, Nepal stands as a testament to religious harmony, where Hinduism and Buddhism intertwine seamlessly. The diversity of different faiths is showcased primarily in the cultural and religious heritage sites of Nepal. Introducing our Muktinath Tour Package by Flight for you to take a spiritual journey to Muktinath temple in the Himalayan region, which displays the perfect example of religious harmony in Nepal. This tour package combines three major tourist destinations: Kathmandu (culture), Pokhara (nature), and Muktinath (religious). Kathmandu is an epicentre of cultural vibrancy and religion, whereas Pokhara provides a peaceful break with stunning scenery and religious monuments, and the Mukinath Temple delivers a spiritual conclusion to this tour. With each site catering differently and providing unique attractions, this tour option is ideal for all types of tourists, from families to couples to individuals. Furthermore, to make the most of your limited time on your tour, a flight is arranged for most of your long distance travel. Above all, this tour package is the ideal trip to Nepal. Scroll further to find out why!

Muktinath Darshan

Muktinath Darshan, referring to pilgrimage to Muktinath Temple, is a sacred journey for Hindus and Buddhists in Nepal. Located high in the Mustang district at an altitude of 3,710 metres, the temple itself is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is one of the 108 Divya Desams, sacred pilgrimage sites for Vaishnavites. Commonly known as “Mukti Kshetra” or “Place of Salvation”, thousands of people visit this religious site every year in the belief of having their sins washed. Pilgrims climb the rugged terrain and high altitudes to receive blessings from the eternal flames at Jwala Mai Temple and the icy waters from the 108 taps (Mukti Dhara) and 2 ponds (Mukti Kunda and Saraswati Kunda) that symbolise purity and renewal. The culmination is the darshan, the reverent viewing of the temple itself, a pagoda-style structure adorned with 108 waterspouts, a number significant in both Hinduism and Buddhism. 

Moreover, the journey to Muktinath is considered a path to spiritual liberation, with pilgrims undertaking scenic treks or rides through the Himalayas to reach the temple and experience its holy atmosphere. Beyond its religious significance, the journey itself is an adventure, with routes leading through Himalayan landscapes, past villages, and dramatic gorges. Its very presence and religious value make Muktinath Temple captivate visitors with its breathtaking mountain vistas, offering a spiritual journey amidst the majestic Himalayas. 

Pokhara Sightseeing

Pokhara, in the lap of the Himalayas, offers a variety of explorations for every type of traveller, ranging from cultural to adventure to natural and religious travel. For this tour, you will focus more on visiting religious sites. Here, you will set out on a sightseeing escapade filled with wonders. As you venture towards the city, you are greeted by the majestic peaks of the Annapurna range reflecting upon the pristine waters of Phewa Lake. Witness the power of Davis Falls, delve into the mystical depths of Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave, feel the spiritual aura of Bindhyabasini Temple, and find serenity at the tranquil Taal Barahi Temple on its island sanctuary. 

Pokhara's heart lies at Phewa Lake. Glide across its placid surface on a boat, or simply soak in the serenity of the lakeside. By the lakeside, Pokhara unfolds in a symphony of contrasts. Bustling restaurants and cafes hum with activity, their vibrant energy somehow coexisting with a sense of tranquillity. Local markets overflow with an endless array of goods, a kaleidoscope of traditional handicrafts and exotic finds. Provided that, Pokhara is not merely a sightseeing city but a serene city transcending faith, culture, and the timeless allure of nature. 

Kathmandu Exploration

The vibrant chaos of Kathmandu unfolds as you weave through bustling streets, the air thick with incense, and the melodic calls of street vendors. While you roam through the local alleys and corners, the city reveals its secrets one by one. As scheduled in your itinerary, you’ll visit some significant temples and Durbar Squares. Patan Durbar Square explodes with intricate carvings on the royal palace, each detail whispering stories of a bygone era. Similarly, the grandeur of Kathmandu Durbar Square washes over you, a sensory overload of towering temples and bustling courtyards. Finding serenity, you reach Jal Narayan Temple, a sacred hush surrounding the reclining Vishnu bathed in holy water. Most importantly, Pashupatinath, a Hindu temple, hits you with a wave of raw emotion. The sacred evening arati on the banks of the Bagmati is where devotees gather to pay homage to Lord Shiva, the presiding deity of the temple complex. 

Apart from the sightseeing, you can also explore the local markets around the city, such as Thamel. The minute you step into Thamel, Kathmandu's vibrant shopping scene explodes around you. Narrow streets, a kaleidoscope of colours, transform into a treasure hunt. Shopkeepers smile and beckon you in, their displays overflowing with hand-woven pashminas, gleaming khukuris (Nepalese Gurkha knives), premium jewelleries, and many more. With that being so, Kathmandu is a sensory overload, a beautiful tapestry woven with history, religion, and the unyielding spirit of its people.

What to expect from this tour?

Our Muktinath Tour Package by Flight will be a whirlwind tour that crams breathtaking scenery and spiritual significance into a short journey. The chaotic city of Kathmandu offers you endless temples and cultural sites, among which you’ll visit Pashupatinath Temple, Jalnarayan Temple, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Patan Durbar Square. In Pokhara, you'll catch your breath amidst the serenity of its Phewa Lake before taking a short, thrilling flight to Jomsom. Your visit to major tourist sites such as Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave, Bindhyabasini Temple, Davis Falls, and Taal Barahi Temple makes your tour even more worth it. Prepare to be dazzled by the snow-capped giants of the Himalayas as you fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara, a charming lakeside town nestled amongst the mountains.

From Jomsom, a jeep ride winds through dramatic canyons before reaching the sacred grounds of Muktinath. En route, you will be mesmerised by the raw beauty of the Mustang Valley, with its barren yet awe-inspiring landscape dotted with traditional Tibetan villages and Buddhist monasteries. In Muktinath, you can participate in rituals such as bathing in the 108 water spouts believed to cleanse one's sins, offering prayers at the sacred flame, and circumambulating the temple premises, soaking in the serene atmosphere and gaining a deeper understanding of Nepali religious traditions. The temple complex, with its architectural splendour and spiritual ambience, is what makes it even more alluring. Though the journey is brief, it packs a punch, leaving you with indelible memories of majestic mountains, sacred sites, and the rich cultural tapestry of Nepal. 

Additionally, with all the required arrangements being taken care of, you will experience seamless travel catered to by our reliable team. Experience this spiritual journey with ease as you make your way through three popular destinations; Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Muktinath Temple. Tailor your tour to your interests and preferences with our customisable Muktinath Tour Package by flight.

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Trip highlights

  • A private and customized tour package. 
  • Visit Pashupatinath temple and Jalnarayan temple in Kathmandu.
  • Scenic flight between Pokhara to Jomsom. 
  • The sacred Muktinath Darshan. 
  • Religious and natural sightseeing in Pokhara. 
  • Explore the two major Durbar Squares- Patan and Bhaktapur. 

Outline Itinerary

DAY 1: Kathmandu Arrival.

DAY 2: Kathmandu Sightseeing, Fly to Pokhara.

DAY 3: Fly to Jomsom, Drive to Muktinath.

DAY 4: Fly to Pokhara, Pokhara Sightseeing.

DAY 5: Fly to Kathmandu, Kathmandu Sightseeing.

DAY 6: Transfer to Airport.

Detailed Itinerary

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Day 1

Kathmandu Arrival.

trip-accomodation Hotel Moonlight
trip-meals Not Included.
Day 2

Kathmandu Sightseeing, Fly to Pokhara.

trip-accomodation White Pearl
trip-meals Breakfast Included.
Day 3

Fly to Jomsom, Drive to Muktinath.

trip-accomodation Om's Home
trip-meals Breakfast and Dinner Included.
Day 4

Fly to Pokhara, Pokhara Sightseeing.

trip-accomodation White Pearl
trip-meals Breakfast Included
Day 5

Fly to Kathmandu, Kathmandu Sightseeing.

trip-accomodation Hotel Moonlight
trip-meals Breakfast Included
Day 6

Transfer to Airport.

trip-meals Breakfast Included

Package Cost

With 3 Star Hotels
Group Size Package Cost (Per Person)
2-3 Person INR 50,000
4-5 Person  INR 48,500
6-9 Person INR 46,000
10-12 Person INR 45,500
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With 4 Star Hotels
Group Size Package Cost (Per Person)
2-3 Person INR 58,000
4-5 Person  INR 56,500
6-9 Person INR 54,000
10-12 Person INR 52,500
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With 5 Star Hotels
Group Size Package Cost (Per Person)
2-3 Person INR 63,000
4-5 Person  INR 61,500
6-9 Person INR 59,000
10-12 Person INR 57,500
13+ Contact Us

Price Includes

  • All airports pick-up and drop-off.
  • Private vehicle with A/C for all mentioned transportations and sightseeings.
  • Kathmandu to Pokhara round trip transfer by domestic flight.
  • All hotel accommodation is based on double sharing deluxe rooms.
  • Daily Breakfast at the hotel. 
  • Pokhara – Jomsom – Pokhara transfer by flight.
  • Jomsom-Muktinath-Jomsom by Jeep/Car on sharing basis. 
  • One local SIM card (returnable) during your stay.
  • All local and government taxes.
  • Driver’s Salary, Fuel Cost, and Allowances.
  • ACAP permit to visit Muktinath.

Price Excludes

  • Nature of personal expenses.
  • Meals not mentioned.
  • Sightseeing entrance fees. 
  • Tips (not required but recommended).
  • International Flight Ticket.
  • Rescue or evacuation services if required. 
  • Services that aren't mentioned above.

Travel Guide and Tips

To help you plan an unforgettable journey from India to Nepal, this travel guide and tips section covers all the necessary things you need to take into consideration, from essential money/currency tips to the most favorable times to visit, required travel documents, and much more.

Trip Booking Process

At Holidays to Nepal, we make booking your trip easy with a straightforward process designed to best suit your travel needs. Listed below are our five simple and easy to follow steps that you can use to book your next ultimate adventure!

STEP 1: Share Your Travel Requirements.

In order to book a travel package with Holidays to Nepal, you have to first send us your travel requirements, which include sharing details like your desired destination(s), preferred travel dates and duration, number of travelers, hotel category, arrival/departure date, and your contact information. 

For this, you can simply reach out to us through our WhatsApp number: +977-9851166779 or Email us at [email protected]. After this, we’ll send you a basic travel package, which is made on the basis of your travel requirements and will include your itinerary details, inclusions/exclusions, sightseeing destinations, total cost, and other necessary information. 

STEP 2: Review and Customize Your Package.

You can then review this package and make any changes (if required). If there are any modifications that are to be made, we’ll then work on all those aspects, customize it to your needs, and resend you the final revised quotation. 

After making the final changes, we’ll then reserve your hotels and update you with an invoice for the advance payment.

STEP 3: Make the Payment.

To move forward, we require an advance payment of INR 10,000 per person to proceed with the booking. After our team receives the advance payment, we’ll then confirm the reserved hotels and make all the other needed arrangements and communicate these essential aspects with you.

STEP 4: Receive the Revised Invoice.

After this, we’ll then share with you all the hotel booking vouchers, required flight tickets, and the revised invoice via WhatsApp or email.

Depending on your package, these may include the finalized quotation, hotel booking details, flight tickets, transportation details, and other essential details. We recommend you check all this information carefully, and if you notice any discrepancies, please inform our team, and we’ll be sure to make these needed changes. 

STEP 5: Settle Your Balance.

The remaining payment of the tour must be paid on the first day of arrival, and the company won’t be liable for any service disturbance due to the partial payment from the client’s end. 

Important Trip Note: Further, the clients or agent will be responsible for the unavailability of hotels and flights due to the late confirmation and advance booking payment. We recommend confirming your travel arrangements as early as possible, especially during peak travel seasons and public holidays.

Required Travel Documents for Visiting Nepal

Indian citizens do not require a visa when traveling from India to Nepal due to the Indo Nepal Treaty of Peace and Friendship signed in 1950. This allows citizens of both these nations to move freely between India and Nepal without requiring a visa. 

However, visa exemption does not mean that travelers can enter without appropriate identification. If you’re planning to visit Nepal, make sure that you carry these documents listed down below:

Adults (If you’re above 18)

Original Passport or Voter Card

Children and minors (If you’re under 18)

Passport or Birth Certificate/Adhar Card 

Money and Currency Tips

Setting a budget for any international destination can be a tricky situation, especially if you’re visiting a destination for the first time. While traveling to Nepal from India, it is necessary for travelers to plan their finances carefully. This includes understanding Nepal’s local currency, payment options, necessary travel costs, and money management strategies. 

Understanding Nepal’s Local Currency

Nepal’s official currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR), and although the Indian Rupee is accepted in many places (though restrictions related to denominations apply), Nepalese Rupee still remains the preferred currency for most daily transactions. 

Bringing Cash to Nepal

Indian and other foreign nationalities can bring USD 5000 in cash (or its equivalent in Indian currency or other foreign currencies) to Nepal without any custom declaration. An amount exceeding this requires a formal customs declaration and certification.

Additionally, in relation to Indian rupee transactions, Indian rupee notes of new denominations 200 and 500 can be brought, taken, and exchanged by Nepali or Indian citizens up to a limit of Indian rupees of 25,000 per person. Travelers can also bring Indian rupee notes of new denominations of 100 up to a limit of 5000 INR.

Likewise, Indian rupee notes of denominations 500 and 1000, which were used before, cannot be transacted. 

Note: Before traveling, we suggest you check the latest requirements listed on the official websites published by Nepal Rastra Bank if you plan to carry a substantial amount of cash. 

Your overall budget depends upon your desired destination, travel style, accommodation, shopping plans, and many other factors, so we recommend you set aside a suitable amount for your daily travel expenses when traveling in Nepal. 

Make Digital Payments using UPI in Nepal

For travelers who want to make online payments, Indian visitors can also make UPI (Unified Payments Interface) payments in Nepal in stores by scanning compatible Fonepay merchant QR codes. 

But please keep in consideration that this service is only applicable to participating merchant QR codes, so every QR code in Nepal will not work with an Indian UPI app. 

UPI apps like PhonePe, Google Pay, Paytm, and BHIM can pay in Nepal by enabling the “international payments” option in the app itself. 

Using ATMS and Bank Cards in Nepal

Indian travelers are also able to withdraw Nepalese rupees from ATMs in Nepal, but this depends upon the bank, card network, and ATM operator. 

Before your travel days, we suggest you check whether the card that you’re planning to use is applicable for international withdrawals. Additionally, credit and debit cards are accepted at many hotels, restaurants, and shopping malls, while smaller establishments and local vendors may prefer cash.

For convenience, Indian visitors can carry a combination of cash, a card, and an UPI app rather than just relying on one method of payment. 

Paying Instructions via NEFT: Step by Step Guide 

To complete the booking payment, you may use the NEFT (National Electronics Fund Transfer) facility through your Indian bank’s net banking services. Kindly, follow the instructions below to ensure that your payment is processed correctly. 

  • STEP 1: Log in to your Indian bank's net banking and initiate an NEFT transfer using the details above.
    ⚠️ Critical: The beneficiary name must match exactly (listed below) — any mismatch will cause the transaction to fail.
  • STEP 2: Save the payment receipt and share with us to verify. We will inform you within the next 24/48 hours. 

Beneficiary Details (use exactly as shown):

Field

Details

Beneficiary Name

Holidays To Nepal Private Limited

Beneficiary Account Number

SIDD55505894074

Beneficiary Bank

Standard Chartered Bank

IFSC Code

SCBL0036001

Bank Address

90 M G Road, Fort, Mumbai

Beneficiary Address

Lainchaur, Kathmandu, 3 State Nepal

Purpose of Payment

Nepal Tour Booking with HTN

Best Time to Visit Nepal for Indian Travellers

Nepal is a year round destination for Indian travellers, as this nation experiences five distinct seasons - spring, summer, monsoon, autumn, and winter. Among these, spring and autumn are generally the best seasons to visit this nation due to the pleasant climate, moderate temperatures, and favorable weather conditions. 

Whether you’re someone planning a short getaway trip to Kathmandu or seeking a relaxing holiday in Pokhara or perhaps looking to go on epic wildlife experiences in Chitwan, the best time to visit Nepal depends upon your own travel preferences, weather conditions, and planned activities.

Spring Season

Months: March to June 

Best For: Family holidays, couples, nature lovers, and short multicity tours. 

It’s true that Nepal comes the most alive during spring time (which begins from March to June), as the winter starts to fade, temperatures slowly start to rise, trees become vibrant green, and the air feels fresher. 

The pleasant day time weather creates the perfect atmosphere for visiting heritage sites, historic temples, monasteries, and local markets. Travelers planning to visit Kathmandu can also go on a combined trip to Pokhara and Chitwan to enjoy the seasonal beauty that spring brings to Nepal.

Autumn Season

Months: October to December

Best For: Cultural enthusiasts, adventure lovers, families, and friend groups.

Another recommended season to visit Nepal is autumn, which starts from October and lasts till December. Following the monsoon season, the weather becomes more stable, with less rainfall and clearer skies.

Due to the clear weather, these months are also good for hiking, trekking, and photography. Travelers can choose to explore historical, cultural, and spiritual attractions during these months. This season also generally coincides with major Nepali festivals like Dashain and Tihar, although exact dates may vary. 

Food and Dining Tips

Kathmandu offers a variety of Nepali, Himalayan-Tibetan, and local Newari dishes along with international dining options. A few popular dishes that you can try during your tour days in this city can include:

  • Dal Bhat: Consists of rice, lentil soup, mixed vegetables, pickles, and meat. Truly healthy and nutritious, this is a perfect way for travelers to learn about Nepali cuisine.
  • Momo: Juicy dumplings filled with either meat or veggies and served with a dipping sauce.
  • Thukpa: Noodles served in a savory broth, which is especially comforting to eat during colder months.
  • Samay Baji Set: An assortment of Newari dishes paired with chiura (beaten rice).
  • Sel Roti: Crispy fried bread made out of rice, especially prepared during festivals.
  • Laphing: Cold slippery noodles served with soy sauce and chili sauce.
  • Keema Noodles: Noodles served with meat and vegetables.

Essential Packing Tips

For this, please refer to the table down below:

Category

What to Pack

Travel Documents 

Passport or Voter ID, flight tickets, confirmation of hotel booking, and other essential travel documents

Clothing 

Depends upon the season you’ll be traveling but in general comfortable shirts, trousers, a waterproof jacket, shoes, nightwear, a hat, and socks

Medications & Toiletries 

Personal medications, a basic first aid kit, sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, and a hand sanitizer 

Electronics

Mobile phone, charger, power bank, and travel adapter (if needed)

Food 

Energy bars, dry fruits, instant noodles, juice boxes, and chocolates

Note: This is just a general packing guide. Your packing requirements may vary depending on your travel destination, season, and planned activities. If you’re planning to visit specific destinations or participate in outdoor activities in Nepal, be sure to pack accordingly.

Why Choose Holidays to Nepal?

What makes Holidays to Nepal stand out from other travel agencies in Nepal is its highly skilled, proficient, and knowledgeable experts, who have worked in the travel industry for over 15 years of experience.

With more than a decade of experience, HTN has accumulated extensive knowledge about the needs and requirements of Indian travelers. From arranging sightseeing destinations to booking hotels and flight tickets, our company provides only top notch services ensuring transparency, safety, and accountability every step of the way.

With more than 40+ tour packages, our itineraries are all customizable and tailored to suit your travel needs and preferences. To provide you with peace of mind throughout your journey, we also provide 24/7 dedicated support, so you can rest assured and enjoy your tour without any stress. 

In a similar manner, our company follows a “client-centred” approach, where we try to strive to build connections that extend just beyond a few phone calls and friendly meet and greets, by actively listening to all your travel inquiries and offering tailored advice every step of the way.

Frequently Asked Questions

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