Muktinath is a holy pilgrimage place in Nepal’s Mustang area that is visited by both Hindus and Buddhists. Known to Hindus as the “Muktikshetra,” Muktinath is one of the eight revered shrines. It is thought that by visiting the temple, one can achieve salvation (moksha). The temple is called Muktinath Temple, and Lord Vishnu is the principal deity. Buddhists believe that Dakinis, goddesses renowned for their capacity to assume human form, reside at Muktinath. Around Muktinath temple are 108 water sprouts each of which spews holy water. It is believed by pilgrims that taking a bath in these waters will purify them spiritually. The Jwala Mai Temple, which features a continually glowing natural gas flame that is revered, is also located at Muktinath area.

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Pashupatinath : Holiest Hindu temple situated at Kathmandu at the banks of Bagmati river.

Boudhanath : It is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is among the biggest stupas in the world. A sizable circular platform surrounds the foot of the stupa, where pilgrims and guests walk in a clockwise orientation while reciting mantras and turning prayer wheels.

Manakamana : A revered Hindu temple called Manakamana is situated in Nepal’s Gorkha district. At 1,302 meters (4,272 ft) above sea level, it is perched atop a hill. The Hindu goddess Bhagwati, to whom the temple is devoted, is thought to grant the desires of her worshipers.

Muktinath : Located at 3710 meters height, Muktinath is a holy pilgrimage place in Nepal’s Mustang area that is visited by both Hindus and Buddhists.

Sarangkot: Situated at Pokhara in Nepal, Sarangkot is a charming hill station that attracts plenty of tourists. Approximately 1,600 meters (5,250 feet) above sea level, Sarangkot provides breathtaking panoramic views of the Annapurna mountain range, which includes peaks like Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail).

Bindhyabasini Temple: Bindhyabasini Temple is among the city’s most significant and well-respected temples. The temple is located in Bhimsensthan, the old bazaar district of Pokhara, atop a tiny hill. An incarnation of Goddess Durga, Goddess Bhagwati is the principal goddess of Bindhyabasini Temple.

Davis falls: Devi’s fall, a beautiful waterfall created by the Pardi Khola River. Take some time to enjoy the area’s natural beauty.

Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave: Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave is a noteworthy Hindu cave. There’s an underground waterfall when you proceed farther into the cave. Along with other naturally occurring rock formations that are revered in Hinduism, the cave has a sacred Shiva Lingam temple.

Barahi Temple: Situated on an island within Phewa Lake, the Barahi Temple is a two-story structure modeled after a pagoda. For the Hindu population, the temple is significant since it is devoted to the goddess Barahi. You have to hire a boat to visit this temple.