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Highlights & Route
Quick answer: The Pashupatinath & Muktinath Darshan Yatra is a 7 days / 6 nights family pilgrimage from Kathmandu: Pashupatinath, Manakamana by cable car, Pokhara, then Muktinath with the 108 spouts and pind daan at Kagbeni. Pokhara–Jomsom flights are included. Call or WhatsApp +91 78178 98687 or send an enquiry.
| Place | Now | Next 24 h (low / high) | Tomorrow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kathmandu | ⛅ 18°C Partly cloudy | 9°C / 20°C | 🌤️ 9°C / 21°C Mostly clear |
| Muktinath | ☀️ 1°C Clear sky | −13°C / 3°C | ☀️ −12°C / 4°C Clear sky |
Forecast estimate for this spot, not a thermometer reading at the temple; actual weather can differ. Always follow official IMD alerts. Weather data: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0), updates automatically; tap Refresh for the latest.
This is the full Nepal pilgrimage for a family that wants both great shrines, Pashupatinath and Muktinath, without rushing either. Two nights in Kathmandu open the yatra with Budhanilkantha, Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Patan and Swayambhunath. A road day along the Trishuli river takes in Manakamana Devi by cable car before reaching Pokhara, and from there the mountain section begins.
Muktinath, at about 3,700 m in the Mustang district, is reached by a 20-minute flight from Pokhara to Jomsom and a shared jeep up the Kali Gandaki valley. Pilgrims bathe under the 108 spouts and in the two kundas, take darshan of Lord Muktinath, and visit the Jwala Mai shrine with its natural flame. The return drive passes the apple orchards of Marpha and the medieval village of Kagbeni, where many families perform pind daan for their ancestors on the river bank.
Back in Pokhara there is a full day for Bindhyabasini, Devi’s Fall, the Gupteshwor cave and the boat to Tal Barahi, and the last morning climbs to the 51-foot Pumdikot Shiva before the flight to Kathmandu. Hotels are tourist-class with vegetarian breakfast and dinner, and the pace suits parents and grandparents.
Route
Kathmandu → Budhanilkantha → Pashupatinath → Boudhanath → Patan → Swayambhunath → Kurintar (Manakamana cable car) → Pokhara → Jomsom (flight) → Muktinath → Kagbeni → Marpha → Jomsom → Pokhara (flight) → Bindhyabasini → Devi’s Fall → Gupteshwor → Tal Barahi → Pumdikot → Kathmandu (flight) → Kathmandu airport
Good to know before you book
- From ₹46,999 per person on twin-sharing; the final quote varies with group size and Nepal domestic airfares.
- Jomsom flights run only in the morning and are weather-dependent; the plan leaves room to shift the Muktinath day by one.
- Indians enter Pashupatinath free; SAARC-rate entry tickets at Boudhanath, Swayambhunath and Patan are paid at the gate. The ACAP permit for Muktinath is included.
- Best months: March to May and late September to November. June to early September bring landslides on the Pokhara road and frequent Jomsom cancellations.
- Passport or original voter ID for every yatri; Aadhaar is not accepted for Nepal.
- Indian notes of Rs 100, 200 and 500 are allowed up to Rs 25,000 per person.
Yatra Highlights
- Muktinath darshan with the 108 spouts, Jwala Mai and pind daan at Kagbeni
- Pashupatinath and three World Heritage sites in Kathmandu
- Manakamana cable car and Pokhara's lakeside temples