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| Tour Name | Pashupatinath Muktinath Chitwan Tour Package |
| Duration | 09 Days / 08 Nights |
| Destinations | Kathmandu - Pokhara - Muktinath |
| Tour Price | ₹ 49,000 per person |
Tour Overview
Nepal is famous all over the world for its religious values. Temples like Pashupatinath and Muktinath are visited by the number of devotees from across the globe. This well planned tour package will take you not only to these prominent destinations of worship but it will also make you experience the thriving wildlife of Nepal in Chitwan. An appropriate combination of adventure and spirituality is what this package for Pashupatinath, Muktinath and Chitwan has to offer. Book your travel package now and get the best deals.
Day 1 : Arrival in Kathmandu
Upon reaching Kathmandu you will be greeted by our tour representative who will transfer you to your allotted hotel here for an overnight stay. In the evening after freshening up you will be taken to the holy Pashupatinath temple to attend the evening Aarti. After the Aarti, you will be taken back to your hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 2 : Kathmandu Sightseeing
Early in the morning after having your breakfast you will be taken for a local sightseeing tour of Kathmandu. You will be experiencing the lifestyle, attractions and culture of Kathmandu. You will be covering places like – Pashupatinath Temple – a holy shiv temple right next to Bagmati River, Jaal Narayan – located on Shivpuri foothills it is extremely ancient and important for Lord Vishnu, Swayambhunath Stupa – A giant Stupa along with a collection of shrines and temples, Durbar Square – the number one tourist attraction and a protected UNESCO world heritage site this is the center of social, cultural and urban life in Kathmandu.
After a fun day out you will be assisted back to your hotel where you will be spending the night.
Day 3 : Kathmandu – Pokhara
After having your breakfast early in the morning you will be driven to Pokhara which is situated at a distance of 200 km. the drive is extremely scenic and Breathtaking and allows you to enjoy the magnificent views around here. En route along with Manakamana Temple, you will also encounter Trishuli River which is the hot spot for river rafting. On reaching Pokhara you will be taken to your hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 4 : Pokhara – Jomsom – Muktinath – Jomsom
Once you are done with your breakfast early in the morning you will be flown to Jomsom which will be a 35 minutes of flight journey. On reaching you will be transferred to your jeep which will take you to Muktinath and I’ll be a road journey of 1.5 hours. Visiting Muktinath Temple is on every devout Hindu’s spiritual agenda. Taking a holy bath under the 108 water spouts or Muktidharas will guarantee moksha. After the completion of your holy Darshan to the god of salvation or Muktinath, you will be driven back to Jomsom for an overnight stay here.
Day 5 : Jomsom – Pokhara (Sightseeing)
Early in the morning, you will be flown back to Pokhara where on reaching you will be received by our tour representative. You will be transferred to your hotel where you will be checked on for the night. After freshening up you will be taken on a sightseeing tour of Pokhara. You will be covering the following places – Bindabasini Temple – a sacred temple dedicated to goddess Bhagwati; Barahi Temple – a two-storied pagoda of Great Relevance in Pokhara; Seti Gorge – A beautiful natural wonder; Devi’s fall – A scenic waterfall; international mountain museum – A legendary unique museum where you get to know about mountaineering and its history. After the complete Pokhara Sightseeing Tour you will be taken back to your hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 6 : Pokhara – Chitwan
After completing your breakfast you will be taken To your next fin destination of Chitwan. On reaching there you will be taken for a refreshing walk to the Tharu Villages located there. You will get to know about their unique culture and traditions. The local people there will then display some dance activities and shows in front of you. You will then go to your hotel in Chitwan where you will be spending the night.
Day 7 : Chitwan Fun Activities
Early in the morning after having your coffee and tea you will straightaway head for the early morning elephant back safari. You will be exploring the jungle from the top and you will witness its thriving wildlife culture. If you get a chance you will be able to spot various animals here like monkeys, deer, wild boar, bison, etc. this ride will be of 2 to 3 hours long after which you will be taken for your breakfast. After this, you will be taken for a fun canoeing trip on the quiet Rapti River. Here you will be able to encounter some interesting marine and aquatic life. After a fun and thrilling day, you will be taken back to your hotel in here for an overnight stay.
Day 8 : Chitwan – Kathmandu
Early in the morning after having your breakfast you will be transferred to Kathmandu via road. The road trip will be extremely scenic and Breathtaking with views of the magnificent hills. On reaching Kathmandu you will be transferred to your hotel here for an overnight stay.
Day 9 : Kathmandu Departure
After having your breakfast early in the morning you will be transferred to your departure location which will mark the end of your trip with us.
What is the Pashupatinath Muktinath Chitwan Tour?
The Pashupatinath Muktinath Chitwan Tour is a combination of three major attractions in Nepal:
Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu, a sacred Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Muktinath Temple in Mustang, a revered pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists.
Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its wildlife, including rhinos, tigers, and elephants.
How long is the Pashupatinath Muktinath Chitwan Tour?
The tour typically lasts 7–10 days depending on the itinerary and your preferences. The time is split between visiting the religious sites and exploring the wildlife park.
What are the key highlights of this tour?
Pashupatinath Temple: Visit one of the holiest Hindu temples and see the sacred rituals performed along the banks of the Bagmati River.
Muktinath Temple: A pilgrimage site believed to bring salvation, with 108 water taps for ritual bathing and eternal flames.
Chitwan National Park: Explore the park's rich biodiversity, with a chance to see the Bengal tiger, one-horned rhinoceros, and wild elephants.
Scenic drives and flights to various destinations, offering views of the Himalayas and lush jungles.
How do I travel between Pashupatinath, Muktinath, and Chitwan?
Pashupatinath is located in Kathmandu, so you will start your tour there.
Muktinath: You can fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara, and then either take a domestic flight to Jomsom or drive/trek to Muktinath.
Chitwan: After visiting Muktinath, you can return to Pokhara and then drive (around 5-6 hours) to Chitwan National Park, or take a flight to Bharatpur, the nearest airport to Chitwan.
What is the best time to go on the Pashupatinath Muktinath Chitwan Tour?
The best time to visit is October to March, as the weather is cool and dry, perfect for both sightseeing and wildlife viewing. Muktinath can be cold in winter, but it’s manageable with proper clothing. Avoid the monsoon season (June to August) due to heavy rainfall.
Do I need special permits for this tour?
Pashupatinath: No special permits are required, but you must respect temple regulations, like removing shoes.
Muktinath: The Mustang region requires a Trekking Permit (and sometimes an ACAP Permit if trekking). If you’re traveling by flight or vehicle, permits are not required for most routes.
Chitwan: A national park entry fee and a permit are required for entry into Chitwan National Park, which is typically arranged through a tour operator.
What is the accommodation like during the tour?
Pashupatinath (Kathmandu): There are many hotels ranging from budget to luxury around Kathmandu. Many options are available near Pashupatinath Temple for convenience.
Muktinath: Accommodations in Muktinath are more basic, with guesthouses and small lodges. If you're trekking, these can be basic but comfortable.
Chitwan: Chitwan has a range of accommodation, including luxury resorts, eco-lodges, and budget guesthouses. Most of the accommodation is within or near the park, offering guided jungle safaris and other activities.
What should I pack for the Pashupatinath Muktinath Chitwan Tour?
Pashupatinath: Comfortable walking shoes, modest clothing (covering shoulders and knees), and a camera.
Muktinath: Warm clothing (even in the summer months) for high-altitude areas, trekking gear if you plan to hike, and sunscreen.
Chitwan: Lightweight clothing for hot weather, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, a hat, and comfortable shoes for safaris.
Is the tour suitable for all ages?
Pashupatinath and Chitwan are suitable for most age groups, though the jungle safaris in Chitwan might be challenging for elderly people.
Muktinath involves higher altitudes and more physically demanding travel. If you’re not planning to trek, the journey to Muktinath can be less physically strenuous.
Are there any cultural or religious practices to follow during the tour?
Pashupatinath: Be respectful in the temple, especially during rituals and prayers. It's customary to remove shoes before entering the temple premises.
Muktinath: Visitors should show respect when visiting the temple, follow the rituals, and maintain a reverent demeanor.
Chitwan: Be respectful of local wildlife and follow guidelines for safaris and animal interactions. Also, respect local customs in nearby villages.
Can I visit all three destinations in a short time?
While it’s possible to visit Pashupatinath, Muktinath, and Chitwan in 7-10 days, it requires efficient travel. Distances can be long, so it’s essential to plan the trip carefully. For a more relaxed experience, a longer duration is recommended.
What are the activities in Chitwan National Park?
In Chitwan, you can enjoy:
Jungle safaris (on foot, by jeep, or elephant-back).
Bird watching, as the park is home to a wide variety of bird species.
Canoeing on the Rapti River.
Cultural programs showcasing the local Tharu culture.
What type of food is available during the tour?
Kathmandu (Pashupatinath): You’ll find a wide variety of food, from traditional Nepali dishes (dal bhat, momo) to international cuisine.
Muktinath: The food is simple, with Dal Bhat, noodles, and local dishes available in guesthouses and lodges.
Chitwan: Local food like dal bhat, momo, and soup is available, along with some international options in more upscale resorts.
Are there any safety considerations for this tour?
Muktinath: Since it is located at a high altitude, be mindful of altitude sickness. Make sure to acclimatize properly and stay hydrated.
Chitwan: While safaris are generally safe, always follow the guidelines of your guide, especially around wild animals. Be cautious and respectful of the wildlife.
Kathmandu: Like any busy city, keep your belongings secure and be aware of your surroundings.
What is the cost of the Pashupatinath Muktinath Chitwan Tour?
The cost of the tour can vary based on your preferences (luxury vs. budget), duration, and the services included. On average, the tour could range from USD 600 to 1500 or more for a 7-10 day package including transportation, accommodation, guides, and park fees. Private tours are usually more expensive than group tours.
Can I do the tour independently or should I join a group?
You can travel independently; however, given the nature of the trip and the need for permits, transportation, and guides, many choose to join a guided tour for convenience, especially for Muktinath and Chitwan.
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