Muktinath is a pilgrimage center for Buddhist and Hindus. The shrines include a Buddhist Gompa and the Vishnu temple Jwala Mai. An old temple nearby shelter spring and natural gas jets, which provide Muktinath with the famous eternal flame. Jomsom is the only place along the Annapurna circuit, which is connected by air with Pokhara and Kathmandu. It is also the district headquarters of Mustang, which includes part of the legendary Mustang and the Muktinath Region. Trekking to Muktinath begins from Jomsom. Our trails will be easy to go to along the Kaligandaki River and reach to village of Kagbeni, a Tibetan influenced settlement close to Lo-Manthang, the capital of what use to be the old principality of Mustang. From Kagbeni village the trail climbs steeply to rejoin the regular trial before Khingar is reached. A further climb brings you to Jharkot then Ranipauwa, the accommodation area of Muktinath (3,710m.), where we can see most impressive views of Mt. Dhaulagiri, Tukche peak, Thapa peak, Dhampus Peak, Nilgiri north and Tilicho Peak.

Itinerary
Day 01 :- Arrival
Day 02 :- Kathmandu sight seeing
Day 03 :- Drive or Flight to Pokhara
Day 04 :- Flight to Jomsom – trek to Muktinath
Day 05 :- Muktinath sightseeing and back to Jharkot
Day 06 :- Trek to Kagbeni
Day 07 :- Trek to Marpha
Day 08 :- Trek back to Jomsom
Day 09 :- Flight to Pokhara
Day 10 :- Leisure
Day 11 :- Pokhara to white water Rafting
Day 12 :- Rafting – Drive to Jungle Safari
Day 13 :- Jungle Safari
Day 14 :- Jungle Safari to Kathmandu
Day 15 :- Leisure and tour Finish
Day last :- warm departure