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Jomsom Muktinath Trek has some spectacularly unique views of the incredible mountains. The route along the Mustang Valley has famous temples and beautiful monasteries which makes the trip more alluring and deeply enchanting. This trek to Jomsom Muktinath will take you through the Valley of Kaligandaki River to Muktinath- a pilgrimage site. This trek can start from three different points. The first option is to take an hour drive to Nayapul from Pokhara, and then trek via Tikhendhunga and Ghorepani to Muktinath. The second option is to drive via Nayapul to Beni and start trekking via Tatopani (hot spring) to Muktinath. The third option is to fly to Jomsom and then start your trekking to Muktinath. Although, our trekking team roots for option one! If you are trekking through Thikhedhunga-Ghorepani-Tatopani via Nayapul, you will end up at the most popular attraction of the trek which is Poon Hill. Poon Hill is known to offer panoramic views of Annapurna Himalayan Range. The trekking trail heads towards Kali Gandaki River gorge, passing through the Dhaulagiri icefall, though Thakali villages to finally reach the headquarters of the Jomsom. March towards Kagbeni, then Muktinath where you will explore the Muktinath Temple, then descend via Lupra to Jomsom. Take a flight on the next morning to Pokhara to end the trip. Read More

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Jomsom Muktinath Trek changes the leaves marks on memory, consciousness, heart, and body. We take something with us. Hopefully, we leave something good behind. Jomsom Muktinath trek is the most popular trekking trail with spectacular diversity that appears at its finest. The trek begins from the windy city of Nepal, Jomsom. It winds through the trails of Kaligandaki River up to the sacred temple of both Hindus and Buddhists – Muktinath. Jomsom is the gateway of Muktinath as well as Upper Mustang, the forbidden kingdom of Nepal. The deep valleys and high mountains encircling the giant Annapurna Himal embrace a wide range of people and terrain. The beauty of subtropical jungle to a high, dry landscape resembling the Tibetan Plateau. Jomsom Muktinath trekking is ideal for those wanting to explore the diversity of the Annapurna region without doing the full Annapurna Circuit trek. The Trek is year-round as most of the trekking region for the trek falls in the rain-shadow area. Although appropriate for all, and a good family trek, there are a handful of challenges, beginning terribly ahead of time with the ascent up thousands of stone steps at Ulleri Hill. However, this simply adds to the journey and may be completed at a pace appropriate to anyone. Marpha is simply one among the attention-grabbing villages on the route. Its the center of apple vegetation in Asian country and therefore the village retains its original painted buildings and slim cobbled streets. There’s a Buddhist financial to visit in Marpha. Another fascinating place is the village of Kagbeni which is the entrance to a higher pony. Though this trek doesn’t enter the Kingdom of Lo, trekkers will hunt the inhospitable depression and imaging the Trans-Himalayan salt mercantilism route that won’t run (and still will to some extent) through this village. Muktinath is the highest purpose of the path, with its attention-grabbing Hindu Temple, 108 stone water spouts and eternal flame. Read More