Muktinath Tour by Flight - 5 Nights 6 Days

The 5 Nights 6 Days Muktinath Tour by Flight with Alpine Club of Himalaya offers a perfect blend of spiritual exploration, cultural immersion, and Himalayan adventure. This tour is designed for travelers who wish to experience the serenity of the Himalayas, witness breathtaking mountain landscapes, and participate in sacred rituals at one of Nepal’s most revered pilgrimage sites. Muktinath, located at an altitude of 3,710 meters in the Mustang region, holds immense religious significance for both Hindus and Buddhists, making it a unique destination for spiritual seekers and adventure enthusiasts alike.

Your journey begins in Kathmandu, the vibrant capital of Nepal, where you will be welcomed and transferred to a comfortable city hotel. After acclimatization and an introduction to the local culture, the tour proceeds with a scenic drive to Pokhara, passing through picturesque landscapes, terraced fields, and small rural villages. Along the way, you will visit the Manakamana Temple, a sacred site accessible via a thrilling cable car ride, where you can participate in traditional pooja rituals and seek blessings for a safe journey ahead.

From Pokhara, the tour includes a short, scenic flight to Jomsom, providing breathtaking views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and Machhapuchhre peaks. A short drive and hike take you to the iconic Muktinath Temple, where you can engage in the holy puja, observe the 108 sacred water ponds, and visit the Jwalamai Temple, home to a continuously burning flame. On the return journey, a stop at Kagbeni offers a glimpse into the traditional Tibetan lifestyle and architecture, making the journey a perfect mix of natural beauty and cultural richness.

The tour also includes an exploration of Pokhara, Nepal’s “City of Lakes,” with visits to Phewa Lake, Davis Fall, Gupteshwor Cave, Barahi Temple, Bindabasini Temple, and Seti Gorge. Early risers can enjoy the unforgettable sunrise from Sarangkot, capturing panoramic views of the Annapurna Himalayan range—a photographer’s paradise. Finally, the journey concludes with a comprehensive guided tour of Kathmandu Valley, covering UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, and Boudhanath Stupa, offering deep insights into Nepal’s spiritual and cultural heritage.

This Muktinath tour by flight is ideal for travelers with limited time, providing a convenient and comfortable way to access high-altitude destinations without long road journeys. With comfortable accommodations, guided tours, scenic flights, and opportunities to witness Nepal’s spirituality, culture, and natural beauty, this itinerary offers a complete Himalayan experience. Whether you are a pilgrim, photographer, or adventure seeker, this journey ensures unforgettable memories and a profound connection with the majestic Himalayas.

Book your 5 Nights 6 Days Muktinath Tour by Flight with Alpine Club of Himalaya to experience a seamless combination of spiritual rituals, cultural discoveries, and stunning Himalayan landscapes, all tailored for a comfortable and memorable adventure.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Muktinath is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons, when the weather is clear, the skies are bright, and the views of the Himalayan ranges are at their most spectacular. These periods are ideal for sightseeing, photography, and participating in spiritual rituals at the sacred Muktinath Temple.

Spring (March – May):
During spring, the weather is pleasant with moderate temperatures, making it comfortable for both trekking and sightseeing. The valleys and hills are covered with blooming rhododendrons and other alpine flowers, adding vibrant colors to your journey. This season also provides excellent visibility of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and Machhapuchhre peaks, enhancing your experience of flights and drives in the region.

Autumn (September – November):
Autumn is considered the peak season for visiting Muktinath and other Himalayan destinations. The skies are generally clear, with minimal clouds, offering panoramic views of the mountains. The air is crisp, and the temperature is comfortable for sightseeing and participating in temple rituals. This season also coincides with several festivals in Nepal, giving visitors a chance to experience the country’s rich cultural heritage.

Other Seasons:

• Winter (December – February): Cold temperatures and occasional snowfall at higher altitudes make travel to Muktinath more challenging. However, this season offers peaceful surroundings and fewer tourists, ideal for travelers seeking solitude.
• Monsoon (June – August): Heavy rainfall can cause landslides and disrupt travel, making it less suitable for flights and road trips. The landscape, however, becomes lush and green during this time.

For a smooth and memorable experience, Alpine Club of Himalaya recommends planning your Muktinath tour in spring or autumn, when the weather, mountain views, and overall travel conditions are optimal.

Difficulty Level

The 5 Nights 6 Days Muktinath Tour by Flight is categorized as a moderate difficulty Himalayan tour. Unlike long trekking routes, this tour is designed to make the high-altitude pilgrimage accessible with minimal trekking, thanks to the inclusion of flights from Pokhara to Jomsom. Most of the journey involves short drives, brief hikes, and cultural sightseeing, making it suitable for beginners, families, and senior travelers, provided they maintain basic physical fitness.

• Altitude Exposure: The highest point on this tour is Muktinath Temple at 3,710 meters. Although the altitude is moderate, travelers may experience mild shortness of breath or fatigue. Adequate acclimatization is included with short flights and minimal trekking.
• Short Hikes: The tour includes a 15–20 minute uphill hike to Muktinath Temple from Ranipauwa Jeep Station and a few minor walks during sightseeing in Pokhara and Kathmandu. These are easy to moderate for individuals with average fitness.
• Transportation: Most of the travel is done via private vehicle and short domestic flights, reducing physical strain while allowing you to enjoy scenic landscapes comfortably.

Physical Fitness and Requirements

While the tour is moderate in difficulty, a basic level of physical fitness is recommended to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Travelers should consider the following:

• Walking Ability: You should be able to walk short uphill paths and handle stairs at temples and viewpoints. The Muktinath hike is short but involves uneven terrain.
• Acclimatization: Mild altitude adaptation is needed at Muktinath (3,710 m). Most travelers experience no serious altitude issues due to the gradual ascent via flights and minimal trekking.
• Health Requirements: Travelers with chronic heart, lung, or mobility issues should consult a doctor before undertaking this tour.
• Packing Essentials: Comfortable walking shoes, warm clothing for high-altitude mornings and evenings, and trekking poles (optional) are recommended for extra support during temple hikes.
• Endurance: The tour involves early morning flights and sightseeing, so a reasonable level of stamina is beneficial to enjoy sunrise views, temple visits, and valley exploration.

Overall, the Muktinath tour by flight offers a balanced combination of comfort and adventure, making it accessible for most travelers, while still providing the spiritual and scenic rewards of a Himalayan pilgrimage. Evacuation Process

Safety is a top priority on the Muktinath Tour by Flight. In the unlikely event of severe altitude sickness or other medical emergencies, the Alpine Club of Himalaya has a structured evacuation plan. Our trained guides will first assess the traveler’s condition and provide immediate support. If necessary, transportation to Jomsom or Pokhara is arranged via vehicle, and helicopter evacuation is available for critical cases. Local hospitals and medical facilities in both Jomsom and Pokhara are equipped to handle high-altitude emergencies. Throughout the journey, guides maintain emergency communication channels to coordinate a safe and prompt evacuation whenever required.

Altitude Sickness and Preparation

Muktinath is located at an altitude of 3,710 meters, which is considered moderate-high. While most travelers can reach it without major issues, mild altitude sickness may occur, especially for those who ascend quickly or have not been exposed to high altitudes before. Symptoms can include headaches, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, and shortness of breath. To minimize the risk, travelers should spend time acclimatizing in Pokhara before flying to Jomsom. Staying well-hydrated, eating light and balanced meals, and taking short walks to adjust gradually are all recommended. Travelers prone to altitude sickness may also consult a doctor about preventive medication. Carrying a basic first-aid kit with painkillers, rehydration salts, and motion sickness tablets is advised. Immediate reporting of symptoms to your guide ensures timely care and a safe journey.

Evacuation Process

Safety is a top priority on the Muktinath Tour by Flight. In the unlikely event of severe altitude sickness or other medical emergencies, the Alpine Club of Himalaya has a structured evacuation plan. Our trained guides will first assess the traveler’s condition and provide immediate support. If necessary, transportation to Jomsom or Pokhara is arranged via vehicle, and helicopter evacuation is available for critical cases. Local hospitals and medical facilities in both Jomsom and Pokhara are equipped to handle high-altitude emergencies. Throughout the journey, guides maintain emergency communication channels to coordinate a safe and prompt evacuation whenever required.

TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System)

All travelers visiting Muktinath, whether Indian or foreign nationals, are required to register with the Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS). This registration helps authorities monitor trekkers for safety and emergency purposes. Indian travelers need a government-issued ID, while foreign travelers must carry a valid passport. TIMS registration is completed before the journey with the assistance of Alpine Club of Himalaya guides, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free process.

Muktinath Temple Permit

A special permit is required to access Muktinath Temple and its surrounding areas. Both Indian and foreign travelers must obtain this permit, which is non-transferable and must be carried throughout the trip. Alpine Club of Himalaya takes care of all the documentation and permit arrangements in advance, ensuring that visitors can focus on spiritual rituals and sightseeing without any administrative concerns.

Safety and Security

The Muktinath region and the Mustang area are generally safe for travelers, but it is important to remain cautious and follow basic safety protocols. Alpine Club of Himalaya ensures that all transportation, accommodation, and guided activities are secure, with experienced staff accompanying you at all times. Travelers should avoid walking alone in remote areas after dark and always stay within the groups or under guide supervision. Weather conditions in high-altitude regions can change quickly, so it is important to check forecasts and follow instructions from guides regarding travel plans, especially for flights and mountain drives.

Carrying a personal first-aid kit, emergency contact numbers, and necessary identification such as TIMS registration and Muktinath permits is highly recommended. By following these guidelines and remaining attentive to your surroundings, you can enjoy a safe and memorable journey through this sacred Himalayan region.

Flora and Fauna

The Muktinath and Upper Mustang region is located in the rain-shadow of the Himalayas, giving it a semi-arid climate and unique biodiversity. The area is home to a variety of medicinal plants, juniper shrubs, and alpine flora, which bloom during spring and autumn. Travelers may also spot rhododendrons along the lower trails near Pokhara and Jomsom, which create stunning seasonal landscapes.

The fauna of the region includes Himalayan monals, snowcocks, and various species of pheasants, as well as smaller mammals such as Himalayan marmots and Himalayan pika. While wildlife sightings are more common in remote areas, the region’s rivers and cliffs provide habitats for birds of prey like eagles and vultures. Observing the flora and fauna respectfully adds a rich natural dimension to your spiritual and cultural journey in Muktinath.

Ethics You Should Follow

Visiting a sacred site like Muktinath comes with responsibilities to respect the local culture, traditions, and environment. Travelers should dress modestly when visiting temples, remove footwear when required, and avoid touching sacred objects without permission. Photography may be restricted in certain temple areas, so always check with guides before taking pictures. Avoid littering, and use designated waste disposal points to maintain the pristine environment.

Interaction with local communities should be polite and culturally sensitive, respecting traditions and local customs. Supporting local businesses by buying handicrafts or souvenirs ethically is encouraged. By following these simple ethical practices, travelers ensure a positive experience for themselves while preserving the cultural and environmental integrity of the Muktinath region.

Photography and Drone Policy at Muktinath

Muktinath and the surrounding Mustang region offer some of the most breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, making it a paradise for photographers. Travelers are encouraged to capture scenic mountain views, rivers, traditional villages, and cultural ceremonies, but it is important to follow local regulations and respect sacred sites. Photography inside the Muktinath Temple or certain restricted areas may be prohibited, so always ask your guide before taking pictures to avoid disrespecting religious practices.

Drone Use: Flying drones in Muktinath and the Mustang region requires special permission from the Nepal government. Drone operation is strictly regulated due to security concerns near temples, monasteries, and military areas. Unauthorized drone use is prohibited and may result in fines or confiscation. Travelers wishing to operate drones must obtain permits in advance and comply with Nepal Civil Aviation Authority rules, which typically include restrictions on altitude, flight zones, and timing.

Tips for Responsible Photography:

·       Respect local customs and avoid photographing people without consent.

·       Avoid disturbing prayer ceremonies or pilgrims while taking photos.

·       Capture wildlife and natural landscapes responsibly without disrupting habitats.

·       Ensure that all photography equipment, including drones, is securely handled during flights, temple visits, and trekking.

By following these guidelines, travelers can enjoy photography safely and respectfully, creating lasting memories of the spiritual and natural beauty of Muktinath while staying compliant with local laws.

Transportation

The 5 Nights 6 Days Muktinath Tour by Flight includes a combination of comfortable private vehicles and domestic flights, providing a safe and scenic journey. From your arrival at Kathmandu Airport, you will be transferred to your hotel by private car. Travel from Kathmandu to Pokhara is done via road, passing through picturesque hills, terraced fields, and local villages, offering opportunities to experience rural Nepal. The tour also includes short domestic flights from Pokhara to Jomsom and back, providing breathtaking views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. Ground transportation in the Mustang region and Pokhara is conducted in well-maintained private vehicles, ensuring comfort and flexibility. All transfers are coordinated by Alpine Club of Himalaya, allowing travelers to focus on sightseeing and spiritual experiences without transportation hassles.

Accommodation

Accommodation during the tour is selected to provide comfort, convenience, and safety throughout your journey. In Kathmandu and Pokhara, you will stay in well-rated hotels located near city centers, providing easy access to cultural sites and restaurants. In Jomsom, comfortable hotels serve as a base for visiting Muktinath Temple and exploring surrounding villages. All hotels provide clean rooms, hot showers, and essential amenities to ensure a pleasant stay. Staying in these accommodations allows travelers to rest properly and prepare for high-altitude visits, early-morning flights, and sightseeing tours. Alpine Club of Himalaya ensures all bookings meet quality standards and suit travelers’ needs, making the journey both relaxing and enjoyable.

Meals

The tour includes daily breakfasts at your hotels and a welcome dinner in Kathmandu. Breakfasts are typically a combination of continental and traditional Nepali options, providing a good mix of nutrition and energy for the day. During sightseeing and travel, you will have the option to try local Nepali dishes, especially in Pokhara and the Mustang region. Meals are prepared in hygienic environments, and dietary preferences or restrictions can be accommodated upon request. Eating local cuisine also provides a cultural experience, allowing travelers to taste authentic flavors from different regions of Nepal.

Drinking Water

Safe drinking water is a priority during the tour. Travelers are advised to carry personal water bottles and refill them from hotels or restaurants that provide purified water. In high-altitude areas such as Jomsom and Muktinath, guides ensure access to boiled or filtered water to prevent waterborne illnesses. Alpine Club of Himalaya recommends using water purification tablets or portable filters for added safety during trekking or village visits. Staying hydrated is particularly important in high-altitude regions to prevent dehydration and mild altitude sickness, ensuring a comfortable and healthy journey.

WiFi and Electricity

Most hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Jomsom provide WiFi access, although connectivity in remote areas like Jomsom and Mustang may be slower or intermittent. Electricity is generally available in hotels, with standard outlets compatible with international plugs, though power outages can occasionally occur in remote regions. Travelers are advised to carry portable power banks and charge essential devices whenever possible. While trekking or visiting high-altitude temples, electricity access may be limited, so planning ahead ensures that your cameras, phones, and other devices remain operational for capturing the scenic landscapes and cultural sites.

Guide Service

Your journey is accompanied by experienced and licensed guides from Alpine Club of Himalaya, who provide insightful cultural, historical, and spiritual information throughout the tour. Guides are fluent in English and are trained to handle high-altitude conditions, ensuring both safety and comfort. They assist with temple rituals, local interactions, permits, and navigating remote villages. Guides also monitor health and altitude-related issues, advise on acclimatization, and provide emergency support if required. Their expertise enriches the experience, offering travelers a deeper understanding of Nepalese culture, religion, and the Himalayan landscape, while ensuring a seamless and memorable journey.

Travel Insurance

For a safe and worry-free journey to Muktinath, having comprehensive travel insurance is highly recommended. Travel insurance provides coverage for medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost or delayed luggage, flight delays, and unforeseen incidents. High-altitude travel, including flights to Jomsom and visits to Muktinath Temple at 3,710 meters, carries inherent risks such as mild altitude sickness, sudden weather changes, or minor injuries during short hikes. Travel insurance ensures that any emergency can be handled promptly and without financial strain. Alpine Club of Himalaya strongly advises all travelers, both Indian and foreign, to obtain insurance that covers high-altitude activities, emergency evacuation, and medical treatment to enjoy the tour with peace of mind.

Passport and Visa Requirements

Foreign travelers visiting Nepal must carry a valid passport to enter the country. Nepal offers visa-on-arrival facilities for most nationalities, though travelers are advised to check the latest regulations before departure. It is recommended that passports be valid for at least six months from the date of arrival. Indian nationals can enter Nepal with a government-issued photo ID such as a passport, voter ID, or Aadhaar card, without requiring a visa. Proper documentation is essential not only for entry into Nepal but also for completing TIMS registration, Muktinath Temple permits, and domestic flights. Travelers are advised to carry photocopies of passports or ID cards in addition to the originals for safety and convenience during the tour.

Why Choose Alpine Club of Himalaya?

Choosing the right travel company can make all the difference in a Himalayan journey, and Alpine Club of Himalaya is dedicated to providing safe, seamless, and memorable travel experiences. With years of expertise in organizing high-altitude tours, treks, and cultural expeditions across Nepal, we combine professionalism, local knowledge, and personalized service to ensure every traveler enjoys a unique adventure.

·       Expert Local Guides: Our team of licensed and experienced guides accompanies you throughout the journey. They are fluent in English, well-versed in local culture, and trained in high-altitude safety. From explaining the spiritual significance of Muktinath Temple to assisting with permits and temple rituals, our guides provide insight, guidance, and peace of mind.

·       Comfort and Convenience: We prioritize traveler comfort at every step. This includes well-selected hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Jomsom, hygienic meals, safe transportation, and convenient domestic flights to minimize travel fatigue. Whether it is a short hike to Muktinath Temple or a scenic flight over the Annapurna range, we ensure a smooth, worry-free journey.

·       Safety First: Safety is our top priority. From monitoring altitude sickness to ensuring secure transport and emergency evacuation procedures, we maintain the highest safety standards. Our staff is trained to handle high-altitude conditions, medical emergencies, and unexpected situations, giving you peace of mind throughout the tour.

·       Cultural and Spiritual Immersion: Traveling with Alpine Club of Himalaya means more than sightseeing. Our itineraries are designed to immerse travelers in Nepal’s rich cultural heritage, religious traditions, and natural beauty. You will have the opportunity to participate in temple rituals, experience local customs, and explore off-the-beaten-path villages under the guidance of our knowledgeable team.

·       Personalized Service: We believe every traveler is unique. From arranging special dietary preferences to customizing sightseeing plans and assisting with permits or local experiences, we ensure that every aspect of your trip is tailored to your needs.

·       Reliability and Expertise: With years of experience in organizing Himalayan tours, treks, and pilgrimage journeys, Alpine Club of Himalaya has built a reputation for trustworthiness, professionalism, and high-quality service. We take care of all logistics, permits, and documentation, allowing travelers to focus on the experience rather than administrative details.

In short, choosing Alpine Club of Himalaya guarantees a safe, culturally enriching, and unforgettable Himalayan experience, combining adventure, spirituality, and comfort in a seamless and well-organized manner.

Last Minute Booking

Alpine Club of Himalaya understands that sometimes travel plans are made at the last moment. Our last-minute booking option allows travelers to join the 5 Nights 6 Days Muktinath Tour by Flight even with limited notice. We make it convenient to confirm your trip without compromising on comfort, safety, or experience. With experienced staff coordinating flights, accommodations, permits, and transportation, travelers can rely on Alpine Club of Himalaya to arrange a seamless itinerary on short notice. This flexibility is especially helpful for international tourists or working professionals who decide to travel spontaneously but still want a well-organized, spiritual, and scenic Himalayan journey.

Online Briefing

To ensure every traveler is fully prepared, Alpine Club of Himalaya provides a comprehensive online briefing before the tour begins. This virtual session covers all essential aspects of the journey, including:

·       Detailed itinerary overview and day-by-day activities

·       Packing guidelines and recommended gear for high-altitude travel

·       Health and safety precautions, including tips to prevent altitude sickness

·       Documentation and permits, including TIMS registration and Muktinath Temple permit

·       Cultural etiquette and ethical practices for visiting temples and villages

·       Guidance on transportation, accommodation, meals, and local facilities

The online briefing ensures that travelers are confident, informed, and ready for a smooth and enjoyable experience. It also provides an opportunity to ask questions and clarify any concerns regarding the trip. This preparation helps maximize comfort, safety, and enjoyment, allowing travelers to focus fully on the spiritual and scenic highlights of Muktinath.

Private and Group Bookings

Alpine Club of Himalaya offers flexible options for travelers who prefer either private tours or group bookings on the 5 Nights 6 Days Muktinath Tour by Flight.

Private Bookings:
Travelers who opt for a private tour enjoy a fully customized experience tailored to their preferences. Private bookings allow flexibility in departure dates, pace of travel, and sightseeing priorities. You can choose your preferred hotel categories, meal preferences, and sightseeing schedule without adjusting to the pace of other travelers. This option is ideal for families, couples, or solo travelers seeking a more personalized and exclusive journey. Private tours also provide dedicated vehicles, guides, and staff support, ensuring maximum comfort, convenience, and privacy throughout the trip.

Group Bookings:

Group bookings are perfect for travelers who enjoy the camaraderie of a shared journey. Whether traveling with friends, colleagues, or organized travel groups, Alpine Club of Himalaya provides well-coordinated group itineraries. Group tours offer opportunities to meet fellow travelers, share experiences, and benefit from group rates on accommodation, transport, and guided services. Our experienced guides ensure that group logistics, including flights, permits, and temple visits, are handled smoothly, allowing everyone to enjoy a safe, organized, and memorable pilgrimage.

Both private and group bookings are supported by Alpine Club of Himalaya’s experienced team, who handle all aspects of the trip, including transportation, permits, accommodations, and safety protocols. Whether you choose a private or group option, travelers are assured a comfortable, culturally enriching, and spiritually fulfilling Muktinath experience.

Ncell SIM Card for Group

To enhance communication and convenience during the trek, Alpine Club of Himalaya provides an Ncell SIM card for group trek and tours. Staying connected in remote Himalayan regions can be challenging, and having a local SIM card ensures better access to mobile networks along the trekking route.

The Ncell SIM card allows group leaders and guides to stay in contact with our office, coordinate logistics, and handle any unexpected situations efficiently. It also enables trekkers to make calls, send messages, and use mobile data where network coverage is available. This added service improves safety, communication, and overall trekking comfort, especially in high-altitude and remote areas. With Alpine Club of Himalaya, your journey is supported by thoughtful services designed to make your adventure smoother and more secure.

Important Note: 

Your safety is of paramount importance to us at Alpine Club of Himalaya. We have the absolute authority to cancel the trip or change the itinerary, when deemed necessary or when we have reason to believe your safety is at stake. Weather conditions, the health condition of a group member, natural disasters, and such, can contribute to changes in the itinerary when traveling in remote mountainous regions. In these extreme situations, we kindly request that you offer your full co-operation to the trusted leader of the group appointed by Alpine Club of Himalaya. However, we assure you that we will make every effort to keep to the above itinerary

Pickup and Drop Points from Kathmandu:

1 - Devo Boutique Hotel, Thamel, Kathmandu (or similar)
2 - Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), Kathmandu
3 - Alpine Club of Himalaya Pvt. Ltd
4 - Within Thamel, Kathmandu

Final Notes

Before beginning the 5 Nights 6 Days Muktinath Tour by Flight, careful preparation is essential to ensure a safe, enjoyable, and spiritually enriching journey. This tour combines scenic flights, cultural exploration, and a visit to one of Nepal’s most revered pilgrimage sites—Muktinath Temple—situated at 3,710 meters above sea level. Travelers will experience the majestic landscapes of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, the calm beauty of the Kaligandaki River, and the traditional Tibetan-influenced villages of Mustang, including Kagbeni.

While the tour does not require strenuous trekking or technical climbing, there are short uphill walks and high-altitude exposure that can be physically demanding for some. Participants should have basic fitness, be able to walk short distances on uneven terrain, and be prepared for early-morning flights and sightseeing excursions. Proper clothing and gear are recommended to adapt to varying conditions: warm layers, waterproof jackets, comfortable trekking shoes, sun protection, and a small daypack for personal belongings.

Alpine Club of Himalaya ensures a smooth and hassle-free journey by managing all logistics, including domestic flights, private vehicles, permits, accommodations, and guided sightseeing. Travelers benefit from experienced English-speaking guides who provide cultural insights, spiritual context, and assistance with high-altitude adaptation. Whether traveling solo, in a group, or with family, participants can enjoy the serene beauty, cultural richness, and spiritual significance of Muktinath with confidence and support from our professional team.

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation by the Participant:

If you need to cancel your Muktinath tour, please notify Alpine Club of Himalaya in writing via email or signed letter. Cancellation charges are as follows:

• 60 days or more before departure: 20% of the total tour cost retained to cover pre-arranged permits, accommodations, flights, and administrative costs.
• 30 to 59 days before departure: 50% of the total tour cost is non-refundable.
• Less than 30 days before departure: 100% of the tour cost is non-refundable.

These charges reflect advance investments in flight tickets, accommodations, permits, and guide/driver services.

Cancellation by the Organizer:

In rare cases, the tour may need to be canceled due to extreme weather, natural disasters, political unrest, or safety concerns. In such situations, participants will have the option of:

• A full refund of all payments made, or
• Rescheduling the tour for a future date at no additional cost.

Safety is the top priority for Alpine Club of Himalaya, and cancellations by the organizer occur only when absolutely necessary.

Force Majeure Clause

Alpine Club of Himalaya is not responsible for additional costs or delays caused by unforeseen events beyond our control, including but not limited to:

·       Natural disasters such as earthquakes, landslides, floods, or severe weather.

·       Political unrest, strikes, or border closures.

·       Epidemics, pandemics, or other health emergencies.

·       Flight cancellations, airspace closures, or other transportation delays.

Participants are responsible for any extra personal expenses incurred due to these events, including additional accommodation, changed flights, or other travel arrangements. We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance that covers trip cancellations, medical emergencies, high-altitude evacuation, and force majeure events prior to joining the tour.