Lord of All Beings — On the sacred banks of Bagmati, Kathmandu, Nepal
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Located on the banks of the Bagmati River in Kathmandu, Nepal, Pashupatinath is among the holiest Jyotirlingas and one of the oldest Shiva temples in the world.
Here, Lord Shiva is revered as Pashupati — the Lord of all living beings, who blesses devotees with peace and liberation.
It is believed that the Kedarnath Yatra attains completion only after seeking blessings at Pashupatinath.
Golden spires, rhythmic chants, and the holy Bagmati create an atmosphere of deep devotion and divine presence.
Pilgrims take a holy dip or offer prayers along the river, seeking cleansing of body, mind, and karma.
Witness the serene Bagmati Aarti, where lamps, chants, and devotion light up the riverside — a moment of true peace.
The primary and only abhishek offered here — performed with sacred water and Rudra mantras for protection, healing, and purification.
Performing pooja at Pashupatinath brings:
With Trinetra Darshan with Sonal, your pilgrimage to Nepal is smoothly organized, allowing you to focus purely on devotion.
Year-round Himalayan sanctity
Sacred river for purification and final rites — a living witness to faith.
Shakti Peeth near Pashupatinath — completes the divine Shiva-Shakti circuit.
One of the largest stupas in the world — a short drive from Pashupatinath.
Complete your Kedarnath Yatra with Pashupatinath — where Lord Shiva blesses as Pashupati, and peace flows like the Bagmati.
