Nepal with its rich cultural heritage has much more to offer the extraordinary hospitality, warm and generous people with their authentic religion; Hinduism or Buddhism. This trip offers a varied pilgrimage tours from the vicinity of the birthplace of Lord Buddha to the high Himalayan range at Muktinath & Gosainkunda.

HOLY TRIP TO MUKTINATH

Code: SAANRJ5 Grade:

Muktinath is one of the high altitude religious sites in the Himalayas. A short flight to Jomsom from Pokhara takes you to the starting point of the trek to Muktinath. Here at Muktinath lies the holy temple and the 108 water spouts. You will also see earth, fire and water come together where the eternal flame burns night and day, giving the place an aura of mystery.

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HOLY TRIP TO LUMBINI
"THE BIRTH PLACE OF LORD BUDDHA"

Code :SAANRJ6 Grade:

A great religious holiday at your own leisure pace, visiting historical places in and around Kathmandu Valley in the comfort of the best hotels.

This fascinating tour takes you to the holy place at Lumbini, the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautam, the Shakya prince, the one and only ultimate Buddha, the Enlightened One, is the pilgrimage destination of the world’s millions of people faithful to all schools of Buddhism. This historical site, identified by the Great Indian Emperor Ashoka’s commemorative pillar is listed as World Heritage Site.

Our scenic pilgrimage drive includes the best of the wonderful spots of Nepal with a visit to an enchanting Pokhara, nestled in the tranquil valley at 900m, is also the starting point for many of Nepal’s most popular trekking destinations.

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HOLY TRIP TO GOSAINKUNDA

Code: SAANRJ3  Grade:

Gosainkunda, a famous pilgrimage site in the Langtang region is 60 km north of Kathmandu. Hindus flock to the holy Gosaikunda Lake during the full moon in August despite the bad weather this time of year. This region falls in the trekking route to Langtang and tea houses can be found all along the trek. Legend speaks of a devout Hindu who was bathing in the lake when his brass water vessel slipped out of his hand. It sank and disappeared from sight. It later miraculously re-appeared in the Khumbeshwor temple in Patan. Thus, there is a belief that an underground channel connects Gosaikunda with Khumbeshwor pond is unusually cold even in summer. Those who can not make the trip to Gosainkunda visits Khumbeshwor temple for a bath in the pond.

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