Muktinath chariot procession sets out on nationwide religious journey
Summary
A nationwide religious procession has begun from Muktinath in Mustang to promote religious tourism, national unity and Nepal’s Vedic traditions. The journey will pass from Mechi to Mahakali before ending in Nawalpur, where a Mahayagya will be held to support a Vedic university.
Key Points
- The 'Shree Gajendramoksha Narayan Muktinath Rath Yatra' began from Muktinath in Mustang district and is being led by Swami Kamalnayanacharya.
- The procession will travel from Mechi in the east to Mahakali in the west, passing through religious, cultural and historical sites before concluding on November 15 in Trivenidham, Nawalpur.
- The campaign aims to promote religious tourism, national unity, social harmony, mutual tolerance and preservation of Nepal’s Vedic traditions.
- A Mahayagya will begin at Shree Gajendramoksha Dham on November 15 to support the establishment of a Vedic university in Nepal.
