Prime Minister Wallen reached Muktinath and visited the temple
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- Sun, 23 August 2026
Mustang. Prime Minister Balendra Shah visited the holy shrine of Muktinath on Saturday evening. Prime Minister Shah, who left Kathmandu on a private visit on Friday, arrived at Jomsom in Mustang via the Beni-Jomsom road at 3 pm. Beni (Prime Minister Shah who came to Mustang via Jomsom Road stayed at Hotel Ohms Home at Puthang Airport located in Gharpazhong-3.
Prime Minister Shah, who came to Mustang by road, rested for three hours at Hotel Oms Home and left for Muktinath darshan. According to Santosh Basyal, Information Officer of District Police Office Mustang, Prime Minister Shah visited Muktinath on Saturday evening and returned to Jomsom.
Dinesh Bhusal, manager of Muktinath Development Committee, said Prime Minister Shah entered the Muktinath temple at 7:30 pm on Saturday. According to manager Bhusal, the Prime Minister stayed in the temple till 8:00 pm and offered prayers.
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