Very Rare Darshan of Muktinath Temple – A Sacred Abode of Liberation
Muktinath is traditionally regarded as one of the important Mukti Kshetras and is especially significant for devotees seeking moksha (liberation).
The temple houses a sacred image of Vishnu, worshipped as Mukti Narayana.
108 sacred water spouts surround the temple. Devotees traditionally bathe beneath them as an act of spiritual purification.
Hindu & Buddhist sacred site – Hindus worship Bhagwan Vishnu as Sri Muktinath, while Buddhists revere the site as Chumig Gyatsa, meaning “Hundred Waters.”
Muktinath Temple, located at an altitude of about 3,710 metres (12,172 ft) in Mustang, Nepal, is one of the most revered pilgrimage sites in the Himalayas.
The sacred shrine is known as Shri Muktinath / Sri Mukti Kshetra, meaning the “Place of Liberation.”