Muktinath Helicopter tour is a beautiful pilgrimage tour in the Annapurna region of Nepal. The temple of Muktinath is a sacred site for Hindus as well as Buddhists pilgrims. This beautiful pagoda style temple is a symbol of religious harmony in Nepal.
The word Muktinath originated from two sanskrit words “Mukti” meaning “Salvation” and “Nath” meaning “God Almighty”. According to popular beliefs, the temple of Muktinath cleanses all sins committed by a person in the mortal world.
Locals believe that the shrine was risen on its own. It is also one of one of eight most revered shrines in Hinduism. Located at 3800m above sea level, the stunning temple is the primary attraction of the Mustang district. Muktinath is also an acclimatization stop during the Annapurna Circuit trekking.
The Helicopter lands closer to the premises of the Muktinath Temple. Sometimes the weather conditions make it difficult to land near the temple. However, we can arrange a horseback transport facility if necessary.
The spiritual temple on the backdrop snow-covered Annapurna range of mountains is a thing of beauty. Thousands of devotees flock the temple as a part of the Nepal Muktinath Yatra and in the hope of attaining salvation (“mokshya”) from the mortal cycle of life.
We offer this beautiful Muktinath Helicopter tour package at a reasonable cost. Read further for detailed information regarding the trip in detail. Book your trip now!
Relate Trips:
Upper Mustang Helicopter Tour | Rara Lake Helicopter Tour | Everest Base Camp Heli Tour
Major Highlights of The Trip
- Pilgrimage to the sacred temple of Muktinath
- Breathtaking views of the eight Highest mountain peak – Mt. Manaslu (8,163 m)
- Incredible Muktinath tour by Helicopter
- Enchanting views of the natural wonders including Holy Gandaki rivers, Fewa Tal, Begnas Tal, Rupa Tal, and Pokhara valley
- Exploring the desert like landscapes of Mustang District
- Observing the beautiful snow-capped mountains including Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Tukuche Park, Nilgiri, Fishtail and others
- Bathing in the pristine 108 water taps and holy Kundas of the region
- Awe inspiring views of the Muktinath Village and the valleys of Jomsom, and Kagbeni