Mustang, Nepal
Muktinath & Mustang Pilgrimage
The sacred 108 waterspouts of Muktinath, reached across the deepest gorge on earth.
Tour highlights
Muktinath Temple — sacred to both Hindus and Buddhists
The 108 holy waterspouts and eternal flame
Kagbeni, gateway to Upper Mustang
Kali Gandaki gorge and Shaligram fossils
Jomsom and the apple orchards of Marpha
Mountain flight or scenic drive via Pokhara
Good to know
Jomsom flights operate early morning only and are frequently affected by wind. We always build a buffer day into pilgrimage itineraries where your schedule allows.
Day-by-day itinerary
Early mountain flight from Pokhara to Jomsom (or scenic jeep drive), with Dhaulagiri and Nilgiri filling the windows. Transfer to Kagbeni to acclimatise, with an afternoon walk through its medieval alleys and monastery.
Morning drive up to Muktinath Temple at 3,710 m. Darshan, the ritual bath under the 108 waterspouts and the eternal flame at Jwala Mai. Afternoon return to Jomsom via Marpha for apple brandy and the whitewashed old village.
Early flight back to Pokhara before the valley winds pick up, then onward connection or hotel drop-off.
Amenities available
Cost includes
- Pokhara–Jomsom–Pokhara mountain flight tickets
- All ground transfers by jeep in Mustang
- 2 nights teahouse or guesthouse accommodation
- All meals during the trip
- ACAP permit and TIMS card
- Experienced pilgrimage guide
- Government taxes and service charges
Cost excludes
- Kathmandu–Pokhara travel (can be arranged)
- Travel insurance and emergency evacuation
- Personal puja items and temple donations
- Beverages and personal expenses
- Costs arising from flight delays due to weather
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