Trekking in Nepal
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12 Days
Tour / Sightseeing
Mostly simple, but can be long and a little busy.
3762 meter
Kathmandu
Kathmandu
1 to 20+ Visitors
Everyday is a wise-day to worship the god.
Nepal, a land steeped in ancient traditions and deep spiritual heritage, stands as one of the most revered destinations for Hindu pilgrimages, offering a truly transformative journey that blends devotion, culture, and natural wonder. Nestled in the lap of the majestic Himalayas and adorned with sacred temples, tranquil rivers, lush green valleys, and mystical forests, Nepal provides a perfect environment for spiritual reflection and inner renewal. For devout Hindus, embarking on a pilgrimage to this sacred land is not just about visiting holy sites, but about seeking divine blessings, attaining peace of mind, and fostering a deeper connection with the divine.
Pilgrimage destinations such as Pashupatinath, Muktinath, Janakpur, and Gosainkunda are not only spiritually significant but are also surrounded by breathtaking landscapes that inspire awe and reverence.The coexistence of Hinduism and Buddhism in Nepal further enriches the spiritual atmosphere, making it a unique place where diverse religious traditions thrive in harmony. These sacred spaces draw millions of devotees and spiritual seekers from across the world, creating a shared community united by faith and the pursuit of enlightenment. A pilgrimage in Nepal is far more than a religious journey it is an immersive experience that combines spirituality, cultural exploration, natural beauty, personal introspection, and adventure.
Nepal is home to many important Hindu pilgrimage sites that draw millions of devotees from across the globe. Famous sacred places such as Pashupatinath Temple, Muktinath Temple, Janakpur Dham, and Gosainkunda hold great religious significance in Hinduism. These sites are revered for their ancient traditions and spiritual importance, offering pilgrims profound experiences of faith and devotion. Thanks to Nepal’s strategic location and well-developed infrastructure, visiting these holy places is convenient. The country’s international airports and good road connectivity make travel easier for pilgrims. Additionally, ample accommodation and transportation options help ensure a comfortable and hassle-free pilgrimage journey.
1. Pashupatinath Temple (Kathmandu)
Pashupatinath Temple, located on the banks of the Bagmati River in Kathmandu, is one of the most sacred Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it draws thousands of devotees and sadhus, especially during the Maha Shivaratri festival. The temple’s intricate architecture, spiritual ambiance, and the continuous flow of religious rituals create a deeply moving experience for pilgrims seeking divine blessings and spiritual solace.
4. Haleshi Mahadev (Khotang)
The Halesi-Mahadev Caves, located near Mahadevasthan village in eastern Nepal’s Khotang District, hold deep spiritual significance for Hindus, Buddhists, and the Kirat people. Hindus honor the caves as the Halesi Mahadev Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Buddhists believe the caves are connected to the legend of Padmasambhava. The Kirat Rai community worships Halesi as an ancestral deity, with their oral tradition, the Kirat Mundhum, describing their ancestor Raechhakule living inside the caves long ago, making it their sacred ancestral site.
2. Gosaikunda Lake (Rasuwa)
Gosaikunda Lake, nestled in the Langtang National Park at an altitude of about 4,380 meters, is a glacial lake of immense religious importance to Hindus and Buddhists alike. Believed to have been created by Lord Shiva to quench his thirst after swallowing poison, the lake is a key destination during the Janai Purnima festival. The trek to Gosaikunda offers pilgrims a chance to combine spiritual pursuit with breathtaking natural beauty and adventure.
5. Devghat Tour (Chitwan)
Devghat, located at the confluence of the Kali Gandaki and Trishuli rivers, is one of Nepal’s holiest spiritual destinations. It holds immense religious significance, especially for rituals related to ancestral worship and cremation. The peaceful riverbanks, numerous temples, and hermitages attract pilgrims and saints, making it a center for religious study, meditation, and sacred ceremonies throughout the year.
6. Janakpur Dham (Janakpur)
Janakpur, the ancient capital of King Janak, is a major pilgrimage center and the birthplace of Goddess Sita. The Janaki Mandir, a grand temple built in the Mughal-Rajput style, is a central attraction and a symbol of devotion. Pilgrims flock here to celebrate Ram Navami and Vivaha Panchami, reliving the sacred union of Ram and Sita through reenactments and elaborate ceremonies.
3. Manakamana Temple (Gorkha)
Perched on a hilltop in Gorkha, Manakamana Temple is dedicated to the goddess Manakamana, believed to fulfill the wishes of her devotees. Accessible via a scenic cable car ride, the temple offers stunning views of the surrounding hills and the Trishuli River below. Pilgrims visit the shrine to offer prayers, make offerings, and seek blessings for prosperity and fulfillment of personal desires.
| Number of Visitors | Price per Visitors(USD) |
| 1 Visitor | $1150 |
| 2 Visitors | $925 |
| 3-4 Visitors | $840 |
| 5-8 Visitors | $780 |
| 9-15 Visitors | $750 |
| 16+ Visitors | $699 |
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| Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu – Pashupatinath Temple Arrive in Kathmandu and begin your journey with a visit to the sacred Pashupatinath Temple, a major Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva. Attend the peaceful evening aarti by the Bagmati River and absorb the temple’s deep spiritual energy. Day 2: Kathmandu to Pokhara via Manakamana Temple Drive to Pokhara with a stop at Kurintar to ride the cable car to Manakamana Temple, the wish-fulfilling goddess. Continue to Pokhara, a city of lakes and a gateway to the Himalayas. Day 3: Pokhara to Muktinath (Drive) Set out early for a long but scenic drive through river valleys and rugged mountain roads to Muktinath, a sacred site for both Hindus and Buddhists. Reach by evening and rest near the temple. Day 4: Muktinath Darshan and Spiritual Exploration Spend the day in Muktinath for darshan and rituals. Bathe under the 108 holy spouts, visit the eternal flame (Jwala Mai), and enjoy the peaceful high-altitude atmosphere. Stay one more night for deeper reflection. Day 5: Muktinath to Pokhara (Return Drive) After morning prayers, begin the journey back to Pokhara. Arrive by evening and unwind by the tranquil Phewa Lake or explore the lakeside area. Day 6: Spiritual Day in Pokhara Explore Pokhara’s spiritual highlights: Bindhyabasini Temple, Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave, and the towering Shiva statue at Pumdikot. Optional activities: boating on the lake or visiting Sarangkot for Himalayan views. Day 7: Pokhara to Janakpur (Drive) Travel to Janakpur, the sacred birthplace of Goddess Sita. A full-day drive. Arrive by evening and soak in the unique Mithila culture. Day 8: Full Day in Janakpur Visit the majestic Janaki Mandir, Vivaha Mandap, and Ram Mandir. Engage in local prayers, observe Mithila art, and connect deeply with the Ramayana’s divine heritage. Day 9: Janakpur to Halesi Mahadev (Drive) Drive to Halesi Mahadev, a mystical cave temple nestled in the hills of eastern Nepal. Revered by Hindus, Buddhists, and Kiratis, it is believed Lord Shiva hid here from the demon Bhasmasur. Arrive by evening and rest near the temple. Day 10: Halesi Mahadev Darshan and Meditation Spend the day at Halesi Cave, performing rituals and experiencing the powerful spiritual ambiance. Visit the inner sanctum, meditate, and explore the surroundings imbued with centuries of devotion. Day 11: Halesi (khotang) to Kathmandu Travel back to Kathmandu through the scenic hill landscapes. This is a day to relax and reflect after your enriching pilgrimage. Enjoy the evening at leisure or with a visit to a local temple. Day 12: Final Blessings & Departure On your final day, revisit Pashupatinath or visit Budhanilkantha (Sleeping Vishnu) for blessings before your departure ending your sacred journey with inner peace and divine connection. |
A pilgrimage tour in Nepal offers far more than just a visit to sacred sites it is a journey rich in culture, personal meaning and human connection. Here are some compelling reasons to consider this spiritual adventure:
✔ All ground transportation (Including international and domestic airport pickup & drop)
✔ Meals throughout the trek (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner).
✔ An experienced, expert, helpful, and friendly mountain Guide ( Included Accommodation, Transportation, and Insurance)
✔ One porter for each two Trekkers.
✔ Sagarmatha National Park Permit.
✔ Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entrance Ticket.
✔ 1 Assistant guide above 6 Trekkers.
✔ Medical kit bag.
✔ An arrangement of Emergency rescue if needed.
✖ Emergency travel insurance.
✖ All the expenses in the mountain over than scheduled itinerary (due to strike, delay, or canceled flight)
✖ All the Bar bills and personal expenses (phone call, laundry service, Wifi, battery recharge, a bottle of water, hot water, deserts & shower).
✖ Tips for the guide and porter.
Advantages: Direct travel, flexibility in stops, and comfort.
Ideal For: Family, friends, or group.
Types of our Private Tour Vehicles (According to the group size)
Ideal for any number of groups
With years of experience in organizing guided tours across Nepal, Touch the Himalaya Treks and Expeditions Pvt. Ltd offers unmatched expertise, reliable service, and a deep understanding of local culture and geography. Our carefully designed Hindu Pilgrimage Tour is led by licensed, English-speaking guides who ensure your safety, comfort, and meaningful engagement with Nepal’s heritage and natural beauty.
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