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Muktinath Temple: The temple of Muktinath located in the mountainous regions of Mustang District within Dhaulagiri Zone is considered a very important pilgrimage of both the Hindhus and the Bhddhists. Hindhus regard Muktinath as one of their five most sacred ‘Dhams’ pilgrimage sites and 51 most sacred ‘Shaktipeeths’. The temple situated 3810 meters above sea level is khow as Muktinath to the Hindhus and the Tibetan name of ChhumingGyatsa to the Buddhists. The temple carries enormous historic and religious importance and people believe that worshipping at the temple will free one from all the sins committed in their lives. Idols of Lord Vishun as well as goddess Laxmi and the Eagle deity Garud is housed inside the temple. Followers of Hinduism Buddhism, Jainism and Vaisnavism from all corners of Nepal and India arrive in large number to worship at the temple, a common holy site of multitude of faiths. 108 metal water spouts have been installed near the temple. Freezing cold water flows through these spouts shaped as the snout of bull and the worshippers first take a bath under these before entering the temple. A large number of religious faithful’s gather here throughout the year to perform the homage. Crowds of worshipper from Nepal and India throng the temple during the festival of Ram Navami Janaipurnima, Chaitedashain and Dashain. The temple of Jwalamai is located adjacent to the Muktinath temple. The temple houses an eternal flame glowing over water which people believe has been bugning since time immemorial. The Jwalami Temple is one of the highlight of the area Mukitnath is popular among both the religious and the nature lovers. Anyone visiting the place leaves with an unforgettable memory of the wonder of nature. There is also suitable for up-close observation of the lifestyle and residents of mountainous areas.
