
Tour Overview
The perfect religious symbiosis of Buddhism as well as Hinduism, Muktinath Temple is the highest elevated temple in the world (nestled at an altitude of 3710 meters above the sea level). Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Muktinath Temple is reckoned as one of the most popular Vaishnava sites and also among 51 sacred Shakti Peeths. However, the temple is not so big and is average in height and it is adorned with a golden statue of Lord Vishnu and the idol is tall like average human height.
Muktinath Yatra from Chennai Tour Itinerary
Day 1 :Arrival in Chennai
Reach Chennai one day before you fly for Kathmandu so upon your arrival in Chennai, check-into the hotel room (for those who are not from Chennai) and if you wish then you can enjoy the city life of Chennai.
Day 2 :Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 3 :Kathmandu Sightseeing and then drive towards Pokhara
Day 4 :Fly from Pokhara to Jomsom and go for Muktinath Darshan
Day 5 :Jomsom – Pokhara Sightseeing
Day 6 :Pokhara – Chitwan
Day 7 :Chitwan to Kathmandu
Day 8 :Departure from Kathmandu
Price Details
Tour Name | Muktinath Yatra from Chennai |
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Duration | 8 Days / 7 Nights |
Destinations | Chennai - Kathmandu - Pokhara - Muktinath |
Tour Price | 48,000 /- |
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Trip Highlights
- Start your trip with visiting Pashupatinath Temple and Budhanilkantha Temple
- Take blessings from the Jwala Mai Temple
- The sightseeing tour of Pokhara will include exploring and visiting Gupteshwar Mahadev Cave, Barahi Temple and Pokhara Valley
- Enjoy the wild safari at the Chitwan National Park
- Watch the famous local Tharu Cultural Dance Program
- Enroute to Kathmandu visit the Manakamana Temple Darshan
Package Inclusions
- All car / taxi / cab service
- Accommodation as per itinerary
- Meals as per itinerary
- Driver allowance, parking fees, fuel charges
- Pick up and drop off service
Package Exclusions
- Medical and travel insurance
- Any expense of personal nature
- Monument entrance fees
- Tipping, phone bills, etc.
- Anything not mentioned in the inclusions section