Muktinath Tour with Helicopter

Embark on the Muktinath Helicopter Tour from Kathmandu, a swift and private journey for 1-5 people to visit Muktinath Temple. Pooja, worship, and divine darshan in just 3 hours.

Experience the convenience of the Muktinath Helicopter Tour from Kathmandu, providing you with the easiest and quickest way to reach the revered Muktinath Temple. This exclusive tour package is designed for private groups of 1 to 5 people, offering a direct flight from either Kathmandu or Pokhara to Muktinath Temple.

Your journey begins in the morning, where you will be picked up from your hotel and transported to the Domestic Airport. Subject to favorable weather conditions, you will embark on a scenic helicopter flight towards the sacred Muktinath Temple. Once there, you will have the opportunity to perform pooja and worship in the divine surroundings.

The Muktinath Helicopter Tour is a three-hour package from Kathmandu, with one hour dedicated to flying (one way) and another hour reserved for a blissful and spiritually enriching Shree Muktinath God Darshan on the ground. Make the most of this extraordinary expedition, witnessing the awe-inspiring beauty of Muktinath Temple in just a short span of time.

About Muktinath Temple

Muktinath Temple is nestled within the breathtaking Annapurna Conservation Area, cradled in the picturesque Mustang District of Nepal. Perched at a majestic altitude of 3710 meters, the temple rests 22 km North-East of the enchanting town of Jomsom. This revered sanctuary is steeped in rich cultural diversity, known to the Hindus as "Mukti Dham" and to the Buddhists as "Chumig Gyatsa."

For devout Hindus, this hallowed ground is hailed as the "Mukti Kshetra," a place where seekers attain liberation and spiritual emancipation, transcending the cycle of birth and death. On the other hand, Buddhists revere the temple as a sacred site dedicated to one of their revered "Bodhisattvas."

Legend has it that Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava, the eminent founder of Tibetan Buddhism, graced this very spot with his meditative presence during his journey to Tibet. The significance of Muktinath is rooted in its name, a fusion of two profound words – "Mukti," representing salvation or nirvana, and "Nath," signifying a divine master. These powerful words resonate deeply with spiritual seekers across the South Asian sub-continent.

Within its Sanskrit name, Muktinath holds not just religious symbolism but also carries an emotional resonance, particularly among devout Hindus who find solace and profound connection within its sacred boundaries.

Trip in Muktinath, Mustang Region

The journey to Mustang Muktinath has always presented its challenges, mainly due to the rugged road conditions stretching from Pokhara to Muktinath and the ever-changing weather patterns of the surrounding mountains. Reaching the sacred Muktinath Temple involves traversing rough dirt roads, which can be an arduous yet rewarding experience, taking several days by four-wheeler jeep from Beni in the south or embarking on a hiking adventure from the East or North, braving the Thorong-La Pass Mountain towering at 5416 meters.