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Muktinath Yatra
- September to February is the best time to visit the Muktinath temple in Nepal. The weather is clear and dry, thus offering stunning views of the snow-capped Himalayas.
- Get complete information on visas and access points in Nepal. On-arrival tourist visas are easily obtainable for citizens of most countries at a number of border entry points.
- Keep a headlamp with several extra batteries in the carry-on bag. Power cuts in Nepal are common and they can reach up to 14 hours per day.
- Pack a pair of hiking shoes, if you wish to do any trekking on this Muktinath package tour.
- Carry a pair of gloves and a winter hat on this Muktinath package tour if you are traveling in winter months.
- Carry guidebooks or research on various online sources that mention useful facts for cutting costs, staying healthy and being connected when online in Nepal.
- Avoid water that is not boiled or bottled. Moreover, avoid consuming pre-cut fruits and raw vegetables as much as possible.
- The valley around Nepal’s capital is full of pilgrimage and temples sites. On your Muktinath package tour, you will be visiting all such temples like Pashupatinath, Boudhanath and the famous Monkey Temple. Make sure to keep your clothing appropriate.
- Before you depart, on your last day of the Muktinath package tour, be sure to exchange all the Nepalese currencies. They are not accepted outside of Nepal. Moreover, taking currency out of the nation is against the law.
- You can reach the temple by helicopter service which is available from Pokhara (45 minutes) and Kathmandu (2 hours 30 minutes). However, the helicopter can be hired only when the weather permits.
- Take precaution for altitude sickness by taking Aspiring or Diamox tablet.
- Days are relatively warm. It is advisable to carry light warm clothes during summers and heavy woolens and jackets during winters.
- The Muktinath temple is considered very sacred for Hindus and is one of the eight most sacred shrines.
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