The most enthralling point is that the Muktinath Temple is accessible by 500 steps carved into the rocky surface of a hill. Just across the India-Nepal border, at a height of 3,800 meters, is a most incredible temple with a fantastic history. There is a rock bridge that leads to the Muktinath Temple which is built in a 10 ft. deep cave with its natural walls intact. The shrine has been built in a half-stupa shape and has four pillars supporting it from all sides. It also contains a Samadhi of sage ‘Vyas’ along with Vishnu’s avatar Shesh at a place facing west outside the Shikhar Ambabari. Company Name: Divine Kailash Address: 103, Romal Pearl, AECS Layout, Marathahalli, Bangalore 560037, India. Phone Number: 098862 74292 Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.divinekailash.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Travel-Company/DivineKailash-100305868403420/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/divinekailash/

The Muktinath Yatra is one of the holiest sites for Hindus, where both men and women from all over come to experience a sense of spiritual rejuvenation. Though originally worshiped as divine by pre-Buddhist inhabitants living in the Mustang region near Nepal's mountainous border with Tibet (also known then), this place has now been adopted into Hinduism under its present name, meaning “a way station or resting point en route." It became well known because Buddhists believe at least some demonic power within it that can ward off otherworldly spirits intent on causing harm; however, practitioners say they find no such negative energy inside itself. The temple at Mukti Natha stands as evidence that whoever visits this place will have salvation assured in their hearts and souls forever, even if they are abroad during such Muktinath Yatra.