Dharma Yatra

21/04/2017

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21/11/2016

Booking Open Kailash Manasarovar Yatra 2017 by Helicopter
Kathmandu Arrival Date
May- 3,6,15 (3 and 6 Full moon Date)
June-2,5,15 (2 and 5 Full moon Date)
July -2,5 Full moon Date
August- July 31,3,15 27 (July 31 and 3 Full moon Date)
September- Aug.29,2,15 (Aug.29 and 2 Full moon Date)

03/11/2016

"जागौ उठौ एक हौ हिन्दु देश जोगाऔ" ज्योतिलिंङ्ग यात्रामा सहभागी बनौ!!!!!

03/11/2016

"जागौ उठौ एक हौ हिन्दु देश जोगाऔ" ज्योतिलिंङ्ग यात्रामा सहभागी बनौ!!!!!

12/10/2016

Kailash charan sparsh 2016

12/10/2016

12/10/2016

Kailash Touch 2016

17/06/2015

Visit Halesi Mahadev and Janakpur Sita birth place .....

17/06/2015

Haleshi Mahadev - Janakpur Tour: 06 Nights / 07 Days



Haleshi Mahadev is one of ancient sacred temple lies in Khotang district of eastern Nepal. It is believed that inside the temple, the Haleshi Cave has been dwelling for 6000 years, where Lord Shiva hid while the demon Bhasmasur was chasing him to use his power given by Lord Shiva himself. It is located at the top of hilly region in between the holy rivers of Dudhkoshi to the right and Sunkoshi to the left with offering full of natural beauty.
There are three mysterious caves, which are believed to be the three eyes of lord Shiva. As we see in the first cave, we see an image of lord Shiva which is called as Haleshwar Mahadev. In the second cave there is an image of Nandi. On the other hand, the beautiful and mysterious natural caves; full of different natural images, look as if the stone-carving artist has done it carefully taking a lot of time. Here, the images are all inside the caves which themselves are mysterious.
Lord Vishnu was the first ever devotee to pay homage to the Haleshi Mahadeva in the Satya Yuga, the golden age where as Balaram did in the third age called Dwapar Yuga. Afterwards, many kings, sages, devotees, philosophers, thinkers, hermits, abbots, ascetics and Shankaracharya have been paying homage to this sacred place.

There is a custom of performing special rituals ceremonies of Haleshor Mahadeva during some festivals such as Bala Chaturdashi, Shiva Ratri, Ram Nawami and T**z etc. In between, devotees perform various other religious performances like fire sacrifice and recitals of the Rudri, the Chandi and the Vedas.

Haleshwor Mahadeva is taken as the god of fulfilling wishes and giving boons to the real devotees. We believe this is only the place for the people all over the world to visit once in a lifetime and watch the beautiful, mysterious amazing and purely religious place where the people are traditionally rich in their culture. Similarly, this place is equally important for Buddhist religion also as they considered this cave as Maratikas cave associated with Guru Padmasambhava blessing as immortal life by Buddha Amitayus. Hence, this temple is really a matter of pride to all of us.

Haleshi Mahadev is accessible by road, by air & by short trekking as well. Now the road being reachable upto Haleshi, we are promoting this overland package among the interested pilgrims or travelers to fulfill their visit of Haleshi Mahadev with safe and comfortable way. Kindly go through below program itinerary and contact us for more information.

Program Itinerary:

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu
Arrival in Kathmandu at International Airport, meet by our representative and transfer to hotel. Overnight at Hotel.

Day 02: Drive, Kathmandu to Ghurmi (175 km, 6 hrs)
Breakfast in the morning at hotel. Today we begin our holy trip towards Haleshi Mahadev with scenic drive from Kathmandu to Jayram Ghat, Ghurmi for about 6 to 7 hours. Overnight stay at Lodge.

Day 03: Haleshi Mahadev Darshan
Breakfast in the lodge at early morning. Then drive further short distance of 48 km about 2 hours journey to reach Haleshi Mahadev. Reaching temple, perform puja and have darshan with visiting temples, caves and different self built entry-pass (dwar) inside Haleshi Mahadev Temple. Overnight at Haleshi in local hotel.

Day 04: Haleshi to Janakpur (180 km, 5 hrs)
Today morning wake up slight earlier and have breakfast then continue our journey to another most popular holy destination at Janakpur (5 hrs). Reach Janakpur, check into hotel, have lunch in the hotel and refresh. Afternoon visit, Janaki Temple and other religious sites surrounding temple. Overnight at Hotel.

Day 05: Janakpur to Kathmandu (225 km, 5 hrs)
Breakfast in the hotel at normal time. Then retrace back our journey to Kathmandu (5 hrs). Rest in hotel and relax. You are free in the evening for shopping or relaxation on your own way. Overnight at Hotel.

Day 06: Kathmandu Sightseeing
Breakfast in the hotel at regular time. Here we will arrange sightseeing tour in Kathmandu city visiting Pashupatinath Temple, Budhanilkantha Temple & Doleshwor Mahadev Temple. Overnight at Hotel.

Day 07: Departure
Today after breakfast, our representative will transfer you to airport as per your flight schedule for your onward Journey.

Group Tour Cost:
Min 11 Pax: INR 22,000/= Per Person
Min 17 Pax: INR 20,000/= Per Person

Extra:
NRI Supplement Cost: INR 2,000 Per Person

Group Departure Date: Every Saturday

Service Includes:
• Arrival & Departure transfer in Kathmandu
• Kathmandu – Haleshi Mahadev – Janakpur – Kathmandu transfer by Private Jeep
• Hotel in Kathmandu (4 star) on twin sharing
• Local lodge/hotel in Ghurmi & in Haleshi Mahadev with twin sharing
• Hotel in Janakpur (standard) on twin sharing
• Pure Vegetarian Meals – breakfast, lunch & dinner
• Sightseeing in Kathmandu as per itinerary.
• Janakpur sightseeing
• Service tax

Service Excludes:
• Personal nature expenses
• Manakamana temple visit by cable car (optional program if time permits on direct pay basis)
• Insurance coverage against accident, injury, death, theft, baggage loss, etc.
• Rescue & evacuation expenditures
• Bottled drinks, Beverages, alcoholic drinks, snacks, etc
• Tips and gratuities
• Laundry and telephone bills
• All other expenses that are not mentioned above and are cause due to unforeseen circumstances.

Note:
If the guests wishes to extend their visit for Muktinath tour or other cultural/leisure tours in Nepal, please feel free to contact us with your requirements, we will manage according to your request with best possible program itinerary.

08/06/2015

Kailash Trip with Lhasa.
16 Nights 17 Days!
Day 01: Kathmandu (1300 m.) arrival: Arrival at Kathmandu Int'l airport (1300 mates), meet /Greet and transfer to hotel, free for your own / Dinner.
Day 02: Kathmandu- Sightseeing : Breakfast, trip to temples and back to Hotel for lunch. After lunch, final preparation for yatra i.e, checking and demonstration of equipments which will be used during the yatra. If anybody needs to buy or get things on hire, our staff will help you out. Dinner.
Day 03: Flight Kathmandu – Lhasa, Transfers to the airport for the flight from Kathmandu to Lhasa on Air China. This one hour Trans Himalayan Flight will give you an opportunity to have an aerial view of the Mt. Everest and other Himalayan Peaks (weather permitting). Arrive at Gonggar airport around 13.30 hrs local time. After clearing immigration and customs it will be a two hour drive to cover the 93 km. to Lhasa which is situated at an altitude of 3650 meters (13,000ft). Upon arrival we check in at the hotel, right in the heart of the old city.
Day 04/05: Sightseeing, During these two days in Lhasa we visit the Potala palace, Drepung and Sera monasteries, the Norbulinka and of course the famous Jokhang temple including the surrounding Barkhor.
Day 06: Lhasa - Gyantse - Shigatse
The road to Gyantse meanders down through the Kyichu Valley to Yarlong Tsampa (Brahmaputra) River before climbing over Khama La Pass at 4,900 m(16,076 ft).We will stop to take a breath in this majestic topography - the serene turquoise lake of Yamdrok Tso with a backdrop of snow-topped mountains. Before reaching Gyantse, we will make one more ascent over Karo La at 5,200 m(17,060 ft). In Gyantse, you will visit the 14-15th century fortress and temples, most notably the Gyantse Kumbum, the Stupa of 100,000 Deities, which is one of Tibet"s most famous architectural achievements. After that we head to Shigatse. Overnight in 3 star hotel.

Day07: Shigatse - Saga
From Shigatse onwards, we will be driving on rugged roads. Saga, meaning "Happy Land", is situated along the Tsangpo River in a region criscrossed by the upper Brahmaputra and its tributaries. The land becomes rugged, the air thinner and the sky endless and impossibly blue. Overnight in Hotel.

Day 08: Manasarover (4558m) 500 km: The longest driving day starts with full of excitement, Bus and trucks roll on the wide valley following rivers and grazing land of yaks and sheep. Far south you can see snow covered peaks nearby you, lots of rocky peaks and sand duns give you an ideal world. Depends on season. By the late afternoon you can have the first sight of Holy Kailash Parbat and Manasarovara. H**e, it is a small village nearby Lake Manasarover. Holy-Manasarovara: At 14950-ft/ 4558m. The highest lake of fresh water with turquoise complexion in the world is full of fishes and swans. Holy Kailash Parbat, Mt. Gurula-Mandata, Lake Rashekshi are laying on its surrounding. The region is considered rich for gold and other mines, hot springs and hundreds of wild living creatures. Night halt beside Manasarovar.

Day 09: Puja and drive to Tarchen (14975ft): Manasarovara is the lake of compassion, tranquility and bliss. After completing the memorable morning Bath and Puja we will be heading towards Tarchen. It is considered as a base camp for the Holy Kailash Parikrama.
Day 10: Trek to Dehara Puk/5000m: It is one of the exciting days walking along the beautiful rocky cliffs; waterfalls with some clouds in the clear blue sky makes you feel the Great God Shiva is everywhere with tons of blessings to you. Time to time the face of Kailash Parbat will keep on appearing. For 18 km trail it takes almost 7 hrs.
Day 11: Hardest but Holiest day of your pilgrimage Yatra with Dolma-La (pass) of 18600ft between two valleys: Yamasthal should be crossed to reach the Shiva-sthal, here there is the symbolical death, Pilgrimages leave the Old clothes, spin of hair or a drop of Blood in hope, that terrible Yamraja (The master of death) will attention to these signs and will allow the Yatries (travelers) to be born in spirit to pass Dolma- La. The pass associates at Buddhists with the goddess Container, and at Hindu with Parvati, divine wife misters Shiva. On the pass tourists and pilgrimage hang out the Tibetan flags, On success. While your steps goes closer to the pass, Once you reach the top, just do the holiest offerings and sit down for meditation to forget yourself. Once your steps go down, Parvati-sthal and Gauri K***a are on the way. By the late afternoon you will arrive at Zuthal Puk (the cave of Miracles. The great ascetic Milerappa is supposed to have performed miracles here).
Day 12: End of Kailash Parikrama and drive to Manasarovara: After walking 3 hours, all the driving crew will be waiting for your arrival. By the late afternoon you will be at your camp beside the Lake Manasarovar.
Day 13: Drive Manasarovar to Dongpa or Saga (460km)/overnight rest at hotel.
Day 14: Drive Saga to Shigatse at hotel.
Day 15: Drive to Lhasa overnight rest at hotel.
Day 16: Transfer to airport for your onward flight Kathmandu.
Day 17: Transfer to airport for your onward flight India.

Group size 17
Per person INR 190000/-

COST INCLUDES:
• 3 night's accommodation at 3/4 star hotel in Kathmandu on twin share basis.
• 13 nights’ accommodation in Tibet using star Hotel/guesthouse.
• Tibet Visa & Permit Fee [Normal]
• Kathmandu Lhasa Air Ticket.
• Yaks & Yak Men for luggage during Kailash Parikrama.
• Ground transfers in Kathmandu or Tibet using Bus as applicable.
• Services of English speaking guide in Tibet.
• Services of our trekking equipment and Sherpa staff.
• All Trekking & camping equipment including Gyamo Bags, and oxygen cylinders
COST EXCLUDES :
• Using extra nights in lodge (except the mentioned on itinerary).
• Yak/porter for personal using
• Rescue/ evacuation or all the extra cost because of partition from the main group or serious health condition.
• Flight or any costs TO or FROM Kathmandu from your destination/ home town.
• No cost is including for those who separate from the main group
• Chines visa fee for US national USD 300 per person and for other National USD 250.
To apply the visa approval before your arrival we need:
a) A clear, color scans of your passport along with advance amount of US $ 500. This must be provided to us at least 45 days prior to the arrival in Kathmandu.
Health & Altitude problems:
Travelling in Tibet involves high altitude and can be strenuous. Clients with heart and lung problems or blood diseases should consult their doctor before booking the trip. Very often the cases of altitude sickness have been reported. Simple headache, fever, loss of appetite or stomach disorders can happen before the acclimatization. Advised, drink approx. 04 litters of water per day, do not strain yourself, move slowly, breathe deeply and take regular rests.?

24/03/2015

Halesi Mahadev :-Temple is one of the famous temples located in the eastern part of Nepal. It is situated in Khotang district in Nepal above 3,100 ft. – 4,734 ft. above sea level. It is 185 km south west of Mount Everest. It is a venerated site of Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage. It is to believe that the inside Halesi Mahadev temple the Halesi Cave has been known to be dwelling in existence since the past 6000 years. Beliefs hold that Lord Shiva hid here when hiding from the demon Bhasmasur. The location of this mystical cave is in between the holy rivers of Dudh Koshi to the right and Sun Kosi to the left. This abode of Lord Shiva gives a true sense of spirituality and belief in god. During Shivaratri, Rama Navami and Ganesh Chaturthi huge fares and festivities are observed in the region.
Mahadev Cave:-This cave is located at a depth of 67 feet below the surface level of the land, and it is considered as the most religious and touristic place. It´s entrance is shaped as a half moon, and faces towards the east. Its shape round in shape with diameter of 193 feet and there is a separate cave lying just beneath this cave. Such underlying cave shape, is told to be flat in some parts and blown in other. The surface level is 223 feet round.

24/03/2015

24/03/2015

Manakamana Temple:- situated in the Gorkha district of Nepal is the sacred place of the Hindu Goddess Bhagwati, an incarnation of Parvati. The name Manakamana originates from two words, “mana” meaning heart and “kamana” meaning wish. Venerated since the 17th century, it is believed that Goddess Manakamana grants the wishes of all those who make the pilgrimage to her shrine to worship her.
Historic temple bell:-The Manakamana temple lies 12 km south of the town Gorkha. The temple is located on a distinguished ridge 1302 meters above sea level and overlooks the river valleys of Trisuli in the south and Marsyangdi in the west. The spectacular views of the Manaslu- Himachali and Annapurna ranges can be seen to the north of the temple. The temple is approximately a 104 km drive from Kathmandu and can also be reached via bus east from Pokhara in around three to four hours.
Mythical Foundation:-The legend of Manakamana Goddess dates back to the reign of the Gorkha king Ram Shah during the 17th century. It is said that his queen possessed divine powers, which only her devotee Lakhan Thapa knew about. One day, the king witnessed his queen in Goddess incarnation, and Lakhan Thapa in the form of a lion.Upon mentioning the revelation to his queen, a mysterious death befell the king. As per the custom of that time, the queen committed sati (ritual immolation) on her husband’s funeral pyre. Before, her sati the queen had assured Lakhan Thapa that she would reappear in the near future. Six months later, a farmer while ploughing his fields cleaved a stone. From the stone he saw a stream of blood and milk flow. When Lakhan heard an account of this event, he immediately started performing Hindu ta***ic rituals at the site where the stone had been discovered thus ceasing the flow of blood and milk. The site became the foundation of the present shrine. According to tradition, the priest at the temple must be a descendent of Lakhan Thapa.
Manakamana Darshan:-Darshan comes from the Sanskrit word meaning sight. The pilgrimage to Manakamana is made by a great many people every year. This religious expedition to see the Goddess Bhagwati at Manakamana is hence referred to as Manakamana Darshan. According to Hindu mythology the universe is said to consist of five cosmic elements- earth, fire, water, air and ether. The offerings to the Goddess are made on this basis. At least one of the following should be amongst the worship materials:
01)Abir (vermillion).02)Kesar (pure saffron extract).03)Flowers and leaves.04)Dhup (incense).05)Diya (oil lamp).06)Bastra (Cloth, usually in red as it is considered auspicious).07)Fruit and foods such as coconuts and sweet dessertsBell Betel nut and jannai (sacred thread)Anna, grain (rice)
There is a tradition of sacrificing animals at the temple. Some pilgrims sacrifice a goat or pigeon in a pavilion behind the temple. However, recently the District Livestock Service Office, Gorkha has banned the sacrifice of birds such as pigeons, roosters, and ducks to name a few.Manakamana darshan is most popular during Dashain (Sept –Oct) and Nag Panchami (July –August) during which time devotees stand for as long as five to ten hours to pray to Goddess Bhagwati.

Temple Architecture:-The Manakamana temple is set in a square and looks across a massive sacred magnolia tree. The temple is four storied with tiered pagoda style roofs and lies on a square pedestal. In 1996, brass plates were installed on the roof. The entrance to the temple is in the southwest direction and is marked by one stone, which is the sacrificial pillar.
Manakamana Cable Car:-In earlier times the only way to reach the Manakamana temple was by walking uphill for about three hours. Now, there is a cable car that runs from the cable station of Cheres, just 5 kilometers east of Mugling to Manakamana. The cable car rides over the distance of 2.8 kilometers in 10 minutes more or less. The cable car usually operates during the daytime from 9am to 5pm stopping during lunch break from noon to half past one. His Royal Highness Crown Prince Dipendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev inaugurated Manakamana cable car on November 24, 1998. The cable car system was imported from Austria and guarantees a hundred percent safety. It has features such as automatically operated generators in case of power failure and hydraulic emergency drive. The employees working at the cable car service are qualified and well trained for emergencies.The bottom station of the cable car is placed at Kurintar (258 meters) and the top station is at Mankamana (1302 meters). With 31 passenger cars and 3 cargo cars, the cable car can handle up to 600 persons per hour. The number of passengers per carrier is 6. The cable car requires a starting power of about 523 Kilowatt and continues further at a power of 420 Kilowatt. All passengers are insured up to Rs. 1,00,000. The tickets for the cable car are valid for seven days from the date of issue.

23/03/2015

Muktinath:- is a sacred place both for Hindus and Buddhists located in Muktinath Valley at an altitude of 3,710 meters at the foot of the Thorong La mountain pass (part of the Himalayas), Mustang, Nepal. The site is close to the village of Ranipauwa, which sometimes mistakenly is called Muktinath as well.
Within Hinduism, it is called the sacred place Mukti Kshetra, which literally means the "place of liberation or moksha". This temple is considered to be the 105th among the available 108 Divya Desam, which are considered sacred by the Sri Vaishnava cult. The ancient name of this place in Sri Vaishnava literature, before Buddhist origin, is Thiru Saligramam. This houses the Saligrama shila considered to be the naturally available form of Sriman Narayana the Hindu Godhead. It is also one of the 51 Shakti peethams.The Buddhists call it Chumig Gyatsa, which in Tibetan means 'Hundred Waters'. Although the temple is has a Vaishnava origin, it is also revered in Buddhism. For Tibetan Buddhists, Muktinath-Chumig Gyatsa is a very important place of Dakinis, goddesses known as Sky Dancers and one of the 24 Ta***ic places. They understand the murti to be a manifestation of Avalokitesvara.
The central temple:-The central shrine of Sri Muktinath is considered one of the eight most sacred shrines for Hindu Vaishnavas known as Svayam Vyakta Ksetras, the other seven being Srirangam, Srimushnam, Tirupati, Naimisharanya, Thotadri, Pushkar and Badrinath. The temple is very small. Muktinath is one of the most ancient Hindu temples of God Vishnu. The murti is of gold and is tall enough to compare with a man. The prakaram(outer courtyard) has 108 bull faces through which water is poured. It is of freezing temperature. The sacred water that flows in 108 pipes around the temple complex denote all sacred Pushkarini waters (Temple Tanks) from all 108 Sri Vaishnava Divya Desams including Srirangam, Tirumala, Vaikunta, where the devotees take their sacred bath even in the freezing temperatures. There is an old Buddhist monk present in the temple. The worship is conducted by Buddhists.
The Muktinath Temple as a Shakti Peetha
Main article: Shakti Peethas
The Muktinath Temple Muktinath Yatra Nepat Tourism is considered as a Shakti Peetha. Shakti Peethas are sacred abode of Shakti formed due to the falling of body parts of the co**se of Sati Devi, when Lord Shiva carried it and wandered. There are 51 Shakti Peethas revered by Shaktism connecting them to the 51 alphabets in Sanskrit. Each Shakti Peetha has a Shakti shrine and a Bhairava shrine in the temple. The "Shakti" of Muktinath Shrine is addressed as "Gandaki Chandi" and the "Bhairava" as "Chakrapani". Sati Devi's temple on the forehead is believed to have fallen here. The mythology of Daksha yaga and Sati's self-immolation had immense significance in strengthening Shaktism.Sati Devi immolates herself in this mythology. This mythology is the story behind Shakti Peethas
Legend:-The Tibetan Buddhist tradition states that for this reason Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava, the founder of Tibetan Buddhism, had meditated at Muktinath on his way to Tibet. This temple is praised by many saints of Hindu tradition. The scripts narrating the importance of this temple is available in Vishnu Purana with the Gandaki Mahathmya.

The waterway downstream from Muktinath along Kali Gandaki is the source of all Silas or Shaligrams that are required to establish a temple of Vishnu anywhere in the world. It is considered to be one of the holiest places of pilgrimage for Hindus and Buddhists. It has 108 water springs and this number carries great significance in Indian philosophy. An example of the mystery surrounding the number 108, in Hindu astrology, there are mentions of 12 zodiacs (or Rashi) and 9 planets (or Graha), giving a total of 108 combinations. There are also 27 Lunar mansions (or Nakshatras) which are divided into 4 quarters (or Padas) each giving a combination of 108 Padas in total.
Sri Murthy Mahatmyam:-This is probably the only place on earth where you can find all five elements from which all material things in the universe are made. According to the Hindu and Buddhist philosophies: fire, water, sky, earth and air are these five elements. They are all found at the same place together in their own and distinct form. This place is near Jwala Devi temple.The entire river bed has Shaligram stones which are used to worship Lord Vishnu.According to Sri Vaishnava philosophy (a sub-sect of Hindu philosophy) it is considered to be one of the Divya desams (108 in total) or holy places of worship of Lord Vishnu praised by Alwars in a compilation called the Nalayira Divya Prabandha.It is said that one has to be gifted to get the darshan of Lord Sri Murthi and Goddess Sri Devi.
Prasad:-A local nun manages the pujas in the temple. Pilgrims who go there should offer prasad to the deity.
Darshan, sevas and festivals:-The most suitable time to visit Muktinath is from March to June, as the weather conditions would not be safe enough to travel in other months. The journey passes through many archeological sites and temples.
Sri Vaishnavaitic reference:-Sri Vaishnava tradition is a sub-sect of Hindus, predominant in present-day Tamil Nadu in southern India. Many great devotees (bhaktas) have contributed to the society, most prominent of them being the Alvars. Thirumangai Alvar could not reach Muktinath, but had sung 10 pashurams from nearest place in praise of Lord Sri Murthy. Periyalvar had sung in praise of Sri Murthi as "Salagramamudaiya Nambi". Recently the pontiff of Srivilliputtur (the most venerated Srivaishnava pilgrim centre in Tamil Nadu in India), 'Sri Manavala Mamunigal Mutt' H.H 23rd peetam Sri Sri Sri Satakopa Ramanuja Jeeyar Swamiji has made the installation of the idols of Andal (Sri Gotha Devi), Ramanuja, and Manavala Mamunigal in this sacred place of predominant Sri Vaishnava origin during the yagna performed between 3-8-2009 and 6-8-2009. This is considered to be one of the mile stones in the History of Muktinath by the devotees. A large crowd of Sri Vaishnava Devotees pay their visit to this most sacred Sri Vaishnavaitic Shrine where the lord resides in the form of Sri Paramapatha Nathan with His divine consorts of Sri, Bhoomi, Neela and Gotha Devis. The importance of this place is very high that even Buddhism worships this Lord Sriman Narayana of Muktinath for attaining Salvation Mukti. The sacred water that flows in 108 pipes around the temple complex denote all sacred Pushkarini waters from all 108 Sri Vaishnava Divya Desams including Srirangam, Tirumala, Vaikunta, where the devotees take their sacred bath even in the freezing temperatures.
Travel access:-Access is difficult because of tough weather conditions. One can fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara and then from Pokhara to Jomsom Airport. From there, one can either trek all the way or take a jeep to Muktinath. Some tourists are also known to charter a helicopter all the way to Muktinath which takes around forty five minutes to reach. The helicopter can be hired only when the weather permits.Arriving by helicopter for a longer period of stay is not recommended because of the risk of acute mountain sickness. Accommodation is available in Ranipauwa, Jharkot, Chhongur, Kagbeni or Jomsom.

23/03/2015

traveling to kailash