Pilgrimage tour Pashupatinath – Muktinath

Nepal is country which has the both historically and holistically most alluring destinations around the
world. The country is rich in spots of pilgrimage for both the devotees of Hinduism and Buddhism.
Surrounded by the incredible Himalayas and unbounded natural beauty, Nepal is acclaimed as an intact
place for religion, peace, and emancipation. The tour to these pristine pilgrimages is to be bucket listed.

Pashupatinath
Committed to Lord Shiva, Pashupatinath is one of the most divine religious destinations in Asia for an
ardent admirer of Shiva. Pashupatinath temple was remodeled by Malla kings and augmented in the 5th
century. The site is said to have come into existence from the ancient aeon when Shiva Lingam was
found here. Pashupatinath is the complex of magnificent sanctuaries, figures, Ashrams, and platform for
Hindu customs and incineration on the back of Bagmati stream. Pashupatinath is considered an arch of
12 jyotirlingas and the most essential of Shiva’s residence as indicated by Tamil sacred texts.

Muktinath
Admired by both Hindus and Buddhist devotees, Muktinath temple is a symbol of religious mutuality.
Situated in a quaint location the pagoda-styled temple, Muktinath, is devoted to Lord Vishnu. Behind the
temple are the 108 water nozzles with the water flowing from Mansarovar. Hindus regard that Lord
Vishnu got emancipation from the scourge of Brinda here. Thusly, Lord Vishnu is revered as the aristocrat
of emancipation; Muktinath. This region is acclaimed for a bizarre consolidation of water, air, and fire
and earth element. This place is also known to the origin place of “Saligram”. Mukti Kunda, Mukti Dhara,
Jwala Mai Temple, Mharme Lha Khang Gompa, Swaminarayan, and Saligram are the major attraction of
this area.

Halesi Mahadev
Situated in Khotang District of Nepal, Halesi Mahadev is regarded as another Pashupatinath in eastern
Nepal. Admitted to having been in existence since six thousand years, Halesi Mahadev is a natural cave
correlated with Lord Shiva to Hinduism and Guru Rinpoche in Buddhism. The three mysterious caves
existed here is believed to be three eyes of Lord Shiva. Particularly, during the celebration of Shivaratri,
Ram Navami, and Ganesh Chaturthi many devotees from Hindu and Buddhist community come to visit
this place. The expedition to Halesi Mahadev is also the exploration of nature and experience of local
tradition as well as lifestyle.

Hiking Adventure has been organizing the pilgrimage tours and has been able to establish itself as one of
the most reliable operators for the safest tour to such pilgrimage sites. The main motive of organizing
this pilgrimage tour is to ease devotee in visiting the sacred places.