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Dashain Tika to be offered at Muktinath Temple

Devotees visiting the sacred site will receive jamara and blessings on Bijaya Dashami.

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  • Muktinath Temple is a sacred site for both Hindus and Buddhists.
  • Priest Krishna Prasad Subedi confirmed ritual worship started at 5 am.
  • Devotees will receive akshata tika, jamara, and blessings.

Devotees visiting the sacred pilgrimage destination of Muktinath Temple will receive traditional festival blessings, jamara, and tika to mark Bijaya Dashami. Temple priest Krishna Prasad Subedi explained that comprehensive arrangements have been completed to distribute the sacred offerings to the general public as part of the ongoing celebrations. The location draws devotees from both religious traditions. According to the temple priest, the morning rituals for the festival day commenced at 5 am on Wednesday. Worshippers will be given akshata tika and barley shoots alongside traditional prayers and well wishes following the conclusion of the morning worship ceremonies at the temple grounds. The ongoing celebrations at the Mustang location highlight the cultural importance of the pilgrimage site during the festive period. Officials and temple caretakers have ensured that all visitors can participate in receiving the auspicious offerings throughout the day.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/dashain-tika-to-be-offered-at-muktinath-temple-20261021

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