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At a Glance
Destination
Nepal
Trip Difficulty
Easy
Max altitude
3800m/12467 ft
Group Size
2-25 Pax.
Activity
Tour /Sightseeing
Accommodation
Hotel, & Guesthouse.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner during the tour
Vehicle
Private car \ jeep , bus and flightOverview of Nepal Pilgrimage Tour: 10 Days
Join us on a life-changing Nepal Pilgrimage Tour 10 Days where devotion meets breathtaking Himalayan beauty and centuries-old spiritual heritage. This sacred journey takes you through the most sacred Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage destination in Nepal-from the vibrant temples of Kathmandu and serene birthplace of lord Buddha in Lumbini to mystical multinath temple located in the Himalayas.
This pilgrimage has been designed for those who seek peace, blessings, and cultural immersion. With ancient holy shrines, UNESCO heritage sites, sacred rivers, spiritual rituals, and awe-inspiring mountain landscapes, this journey offers a rare blend of faith, history, and natural wonders.
Why This Pilgrimage Is Special
It is not just a journey of travel rather, it’s a holy pathway to faith, inner peace, and spiritual transformation. Every step on this route carries the weight of centuries of devotion and stories whispered by holy mountains. The offering of prayers in ancient temples, the sitting in stillness near Buddhist stupas, the listening to monks chanting sacred mantras, and the cleansing of one’s spirit under the divine 108 water spouts at Muktinath-all make one not merely visit but awaken.
The pilgrimage harmonizes the body, mind, and soul. The purest air fills with devotion, mountains stand as silent sentinels, and sacred rivers flow like heavenly blessings. Every sunrise here feels like a divine invitation, and every prayer appears as a conversation with the Creator. View serene Himalayan landscapes, snow-capped peaks, spinning prayer wheels, and flickering butter lamps to connect deeply with your inner self and universal energy.
This holy trip embraces one and all: families seeking blessings, pilgrims in search of enlightenment, spiritual seekers in need of meaning and peace. It is a path where faith becomes your companion, nature your temple, and silence the greatest teacher.
In this holy journey with Nature Explore Trek , you do not just see the Himalayas, you feel them.You don’t just visit shrines you become a part of their sacredness.And by the time you return, you do not come back the same. You come back renewed, blessed, and deeply changed.
Highlights of Nepal Pilgrimage Tour: 10 Days
- Exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Sites
- Visiting the birthplace of Lord Buddha
- Peaceful lakes, hilltop temples, meditative garden and shrines
- Walk in the footsteps of Lord Buddha at sacred lumbini
- Visiting ancient caves, waterfalls, island temples, and enjoying peaceful boating on Fewa Lake.
- Feeling the serenity of Pumdikot Shiva Temple and the global message of the World Peace pagoda.
- A spiritual Himalayan journey to Muktinath Temple at 3,800m above sea level, a sacred site for both Hindus and Buddhists.
Itinerary
01
Day 01 Arrive in Kathmandu
As you land to Kathmandu, the gateway to the Himalayas, you will be greeted by our office staff. They will either have a banner or playcard of your name on it. Please look out for this and then they will escort you to your hotel. Afternoon you can roam around Kathmandu valley.
Max altitude
1400mMeals
BreakfastAccommodation
Hotel02
Day 02 Visit Pashupatinath, Jal Narayan & Swayambhunath – Alt: 1,400m / Hrs: 4–6 hrs
These days will start from Pashupatinath Temple, one of the most hallowed Hindu shrines in service of Lord Shiva. You’ll watch the periest performing rituals on the banks of the Bagmati River, and consider the holy cremation ghats, which is a deep reflection of life and spirituality. Next, you visit Budhanilkatha Temple, also known as the Jal Narayanthan Temple, a peaceful temple filled with water and lush greenery, and carries its own importance within Hindu culture. Finally, you climb to Swayambhunath Stupa: the Monkey Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, spinning wheels, ancient shrines, and the panoramic view of the Kathmandu valley will leave you agape. Your guide will explain the symbolism of the buddha eyes painted on the stupa and also the history of this ancient sites, and after visiting so many cultural and spiritual places, you will have dinner and end the day.
Duration
4-6 hrsMax altitude
1400mMeals
BreakfastAccommodation
Hotel03
Day 03 Drive or fly to Lumbini (Birthplace of Buddha) – Alt: ~150m / Flight: 35 min or Drive: 8–9 hrs
You will today drive or fly to Lumbini-the birth place of Lord Buddha. The city shows calmness. You will check in at the hotel and enjoy a quiet evening.
Duration
Flight: 35 min or Drive: 8–9 hrsMax altitude
150mMeals
BreakfastAccommodation
Hotel04
Day 04 Lumbini visit (excursion day) – Alt: ~150m / Hrs: 4–6 hrs
Today you will spend the day exploring Lumbini’s sacred sites. Visiting the Maya Devi Temple marking the exact spot of Buddha’s birth where the stone craving and serene pond nearby create a meditative environment. You will also see the Ashoka Pillar which was made by the Emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BCE commemorating his visit. Explore the monastic zones, where monasteries are built by different Buddhist communities showcasing the unique architectural styles. You will also stroll through the peaceful gardens observing the monks in medication and feel the spiritual energy of this historic city
Duration
4–6 hrsMax altitude
150mMeals
BreakfastAccommodation
Hotel05
Day 05 Drive to Pokhara & visit Bindabasini Temple – Alt: 820m / Drive: 6–7 hrs + Visit: 1–2 hrs
Today you will drive to Pokhara, a city of lakes and Himalayan vistas. You ‘ll visit Bindabasini Mai Temple which is perched on a hill with views of the Annapurna range. This temple is dedicated to the goddess Bhagwati.
Duration
Drive: 5-6 hrs + Visit: 1–2 hrsMax altitude
820mMeals
BreakfastAccommodation
Hotel06
Day 06 Fly or drive to Jomsom, drive to Muktinath & back to Jomsom – Alt: 2,720m–3,800m / Flight: 20 min or Drive: 8–10 hrs + Visit: 1–2 hrs
Today you will travel to Jomsom, a gateway to the Mustang region, and continue to Muktinath Temple, one of Nepal’s holiest sites. The temple, sacred to both Hindus and Buddhists, features 108 water spouts that pilgrims wash under as a ritual of purification. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the temple’s combination of fire and water elements embodies the spiritual balance.
Duration
8–9 hrsMax altitude
3,800mMeals
BreakfastAccommodation
Local Teahouse07
Day 07 Drive or fly to Pokhara – Alt: 820m / Flight: 20 min or Drive: 6–7 hrs
After the spiritual and scenic journey in Jomsom and Muktinath, you will either fly or drive back to Pokhara. As you approach the city, the landscape opens into rolling hills, lush valleys, and the sparkling Fewa Lake with the Annapurna mountain reflected on its surface. Once checked into the hotel, one can take some time to stroll by the lakeside. The streets are lined with colorful shops, cafes, and local handicraft stalls.
Duration
Flight: 20 min or Drive: 6–7 hrsMax altitude
820mMeals
BreakfastAccommodation
Hotel08
Day 08 Pokhara sightseeing (Pumdikot, Peace Pagoda, Davis Fall, Mahendra Cave, Tal Barahi, boating) – Alt: 820m / Hrs: 5–7 hrs
You will spend your morning today, first, visiting Pumdikot shova Temple; the temple lies on quite hilltop. Surrounded by pine forests, the temple offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri. Your guide will explain the significance of lord shiva in the local belief and how pilgrims come here seeking blessings for prosperity and spiritual growth.
Next you will go to Peace Pagode-Shanti Stupa. This whitw domed stugpas symbolized harmony and world peace. While walking up the path lined with prayer flags, you notice small shrines, prayer wheels, and monks in quiet meditation. From the stupas platform, 360-degree views of Fewa Lake, Pokhara City, and snow-capped mountains are unforgettable.
The next thing after that is the Davis fall: thrilling water falling from the Pardi Khola in a deep, hidden tunneled structure with a thunderous roar. You will also visit Mahendra cave-fascinating limestone cave adorned. It’s a mysterious subterranean world that has captured explorers and locals for generations. Continuing on that day, you will go to Tal Barahi Temple lying on a small island in Fewa lake. Take a traditional wooden boat to the temple dedicated to the Goddess Barahi.
Duration
5–7 hrsMax altitude
820mMeals
BreakfastAccommodation
Local Teahouse09
Day 09 Fly to Kathmandu from Pokhara — Alt: 1,400m / Flight: 25 min
A short scenic flight brings you back to Kathmandu. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure, reflecting on your spiritual journey and exploring the city at your own pace.
Duration
Flight: 25 minMax altitude
1,400mMeals
BreakfastAccommodation
Hotel10
Day 10 Fly back home
Depart from Kathmandu with blessings and beautiful memories, carrying the peace and spiritual energy of the Himalayas with you.
Meals
BreakfastAccommodation
Local Teahouse
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Inclusion/Exclusion
What's Included?
- Airport Pick up and Drop
- Hotel in Kathamndu with breakfast include
- All the necessary private transportation based on group size Car/Bus/ jeep
- All the necessary sightseeing entrance fee in Temple, monastery etc
- Drinking mineral water
- Hotel in Pokhara, Lumbini and guesthouse in Muktinath with breakfast include
- Sightseeing in Kathmandu, Pashupatinath temple, Budhanilkantha , Swayambhunath Stupa etc all mentioned in the itinerary
- Sightseeing English speaking guide
- All necessary documents and permits
- Sightseeing in Lumbini
- Sightseeing in Pokhara
- Nature Explore T-shirts as a gift
- Nature Explore Trek cap as a gift
- Certificate for the achievements
What's Excluded?
- International airfare
- Extra nights, Hotels, and food in Kathmandu, Pokhara and Lumbini
- Bar menu
- Personal expenses such as WI-Fi, extra snacks, laundry.
- Not mentioned in the Itinerary or above included section
- Tipping for Guide and driver
- Extra Activities
Trip Information
Pashupatinath Temple
Pashupatinath is one of the most sacred Hindu temples dedicated to the lord Shiva and a major UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built in the 5th centuries and later expanded by later kings, it stands along the bank of the holy river bagmatu. Ancient shrines, sacred lingams, and traditional cremation ghats make up the temple complex, a symbol of life’s journey toward liberation. Pilgrims from all parts of the world come to Pashupatinath to seek blessings from the protector of all living beings and a granter of ‘miksha’ or salvation.
Budhanilkantha (Jal Narayan Temple)
Budhanilkantha, also called Jal Narayan, houses a remarkable 5-meter stone statue of lord Vishnu reclining on the cosmic serpent Shesh Nag in a sacred pond. This 7th-century statue is believed to be self-manifested. The serene water and lush greenery around the temple make it a peaceful place of devotion. Devotees believe Lord Vishnu here represents eternal rest and cosmic harmony.
Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple)
Swayambhunath is one of the oldest Buddhist sabturies in the world, dating back over 2,500 years. According to the legend, it rose from a lotus that blossomed in the once-existing Kathmandu lake. The all-seeing Buddha eyes on the stupa represent wisdom and compassion. A sacred place for both Hindus and Buddhists, this place in the hill offers panoramic views of Kathamndu and a peaceful spiritual atmosphere filled with prayer wheels, shrines, and chanting monks.
Maya Devi Temple
This is the exact birthplace of Prince Siddhartha Gautam (Buddha) in 623 BCE. Inside the temple is this sacred stone marking the spot where Queen Maya Devi gave birth. Adjacent to it is the Sacred pond where she bathed before her delivery. The tranquility outside, combined with the ancient gardens, creates a deeply meditative ambiance.
Bindabasini Temple
Bindabasini Temple is one of the oldest temples of Pokhara and is dedicated to Goddess Bhagwati, a manifestation of Durga. It was believed to be installed by King Prithivi Narayan Shah in the 18th century and is located on a hilltop overlooking the Himalayas and the Pokhara Valley. Devotees visit for protection, strength, and prosperity blessings.
Pumdikot Shiva Temple
Constructed on a peaceful, Pumdikot temple houses one of Nepal’s grand Shiva statues; thus, it is gradually gaining momentum as a big spiritual landmark amidst the greenery with panoramic Himalayan views. Pilgrims believe offering the prayers here brings them peace, prosperity, and divine protection.
World Peace Pagoda (Shanti Stupa)
Constructed by Japanese Buddhist monks for the global peace, the shanti stupa stands majestically on a hill above fewa lake. The gleaming white dome symbolizes harmony and enlightenment. Four golden Buddha statues represent important stages of Buddha’s life. The viewpoint offers iconic views of Pokhara city, Annapurna range and the lake.
Tal Barahi Temple
Tal Barahi Temple Located at an island in the middle of Fewa Lake, Tal Barahi temple is dedicated to Goddess Barahi-the protector deity of Pokhara. Accessible only by boats, this temple combines natural beauty and divine devotion. It is believed that worshiping here provides one with courage, power, and prosperity.
Davis Falls
So named because of an unfortunate accident in 1961 involving a Swiss tourist, this used to be a powerful underground waterfall where the water of the pardi Khola actually disappeared into a deep limestone tunnel. It symbolizes nature and time, with all their uncontrollable force, through this natural wonder. Mahendra Cave A natural limestone cave boasting magnificent rock formations and holy shrines inside. It has been named after King Mahendra and houses a naturally formed Shivalinga worshipped by locals. The mysterious chambers inside the cave have kept explorers and pilgrims fascinated for decades.
Muktinath Temple.
Muktinath means “Lord of Salvation” and is a very sacred temple for both Hindus and Buddhists. The Temple is located at an altitude of 3,800m above the Himalayas and is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Pilgrims purify themselves by bathing under 108 sacred water spouts and visiting the internal flame fed by natural gas symbolizing the union of fire and water. It represents spiritual liberation and freedom from the cycle of birth and rebirth.
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