Question 1

Do Indians need a visa to visit Nepal?

Accepted Answer

No. Indian citizens do not need a visa to enter Nepal. You only need a valid Indian passport or Voter ID card at the border. Our team assists with all border formalities at Sonauli, Raxaul, and other crossings.

Question 2

Is the Muktinath tour safe for elderly pilgrims?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We offer helicopter tours specifically for seniors, with oxygen cylinders on standby and gentle-pace itineraries. Our guides are trained in altitude safety. Over 40% of our pilgrims are above 60 years of age.

Question 3

Can I pay in Indian Rupees (INR)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We accept payments in INR. Our packages are priced in INR for convenience. Within Nepal, INR notes of ₹100 and below are widely accepted. We also guide you on the best INR to NPR exchange rates.

Question 4

Is vegetarian food available throughout the yatra?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. All our tours include pure vegetarian (sattvic) meals at every stop — including Jomsom and Muktinath, where options can otherwise be limited. We pre-arrange meals at trusted vegetarian restaurants and hotels.

Question 5

What’s the best time to visit Muktinath Temple?

Accepted Answer

March to June and September to November offer the best conditions. Flights to Jomsom operate most reliably during these months. Winter (Dec-Feb) is cold but less crowded. The temple is open year-round. Read our complete month-by-month guide.

Question 6

How do I book a group tour for my mandali?

Accepted Answer

WhatsApp us or fill out the group inquiry form with your group size, preferred dates, and destinations. We create custom itineraries for groups of 10+ with special discounted rates. Temple trusts and mandalis get additional benefits.

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