Nepal
Nepal
Epic treks, wild nightlife, and unlimited dal bhat right across the border.
Forget the boring cliches. Nepal isn't just about Mount Everest and monks; it's an adrenaline-pumping, momo-stuffed, culturally rich playground right in our backyard. For Indian tr...
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- The road from Kathmandu to Pokhara is currently undergoing expansion. It is a dusty, bumpy 8-10 hour nightmare. Fly if you can afford it.
- Kathmandu is highly polluted. Bring a good N95 mask for the city days.
- Do not underestimate Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). Even fit people get it. Drink water and ascend slowly.
- Domestic flights (like to Lukla or Pokhara) get delayed or canceled constantly due to weather. Keep buffer days in your itinerary.
- Aadhaar card is NOT valid for air travel to Nepal. You need a valid Passport or Voter ID.
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Plan Your Trip
Fly direct to Kathmandu (KTM) from Delhi, Mumbai, or Kolkata. For a budget overland hack: Take a train to Gorakhpur (UP), grab a shared cab/bus to the Sunauli border, cross on foot, and catch a local Nepali bus to Kathmandu or Pokhara.
Local Guide
'Dal Bhat power, 24 hour!' It's the ultimate budget hack because restaurants will keep refilling your rice, dal, and curries until you are completely full, all for one price.
- Always walk clockwise around Buddhist stupas and mani walls.
- Do not touch anyone on the head, as it is considered sacred.
- Dress modestly, especially when visiting Hindu temples like Pashupatinath.
- Public displays of affection are frowned upon.
FAQs
Do Indians need a passport or visa to visit Nepal?
Is ₹29,999 really enough for a Nepal trip?
Can I use UPI or Indian currency in Nepal?
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Is Nepal safe for solo female travelers?
Will I get altitude sickness?
Can I drink the tap water?
Do I need a local SIM card?
Group Trips to Nepal
If you are looking for the ultimate adventure without burning a massive hole in your pocket, booking group tours to Nepal is an absolute no-brainer. Nestled right across the border, Nepal offers Indian travelers a seamless blend of hardcore Himalayan trekking, vibrant cultural heritage, and surprisingly wild nightlife. Whether you want to conquer the Annapurna Base Camp, go bungee jumping in Kushma, or just chill by the serene Phewa Lake in Pokhara, Nepal group packages take the hassle out of planning. Navigating the chaotic roads from Kathmandu to Pokhara or figuring out trekking permits like TIMS and ACAP can be a headache, which is why traveling with a curated group makes sense. You get expert local guides, pre-arranged transport, and a squad of like-minded travelers to share the journey with. Starting from just ₹29,999, our Nepal group trips cover the best of both worlds—from the bustling streets of Thamel filled with live music and Khukuri rum, to the tranquil trails of Lwang Ghalel, Ghandruk, and Shikha. Indian citizens do not even need a visa; just pack your Voter ID or Passport, some sturdy trekking shoes, and you are good to go. The best time to visit Nepal is during the autumn months of October and November when the mountain views are crystal clear, or in spring for the rhododendron blooms. Ditch the generic hill stations this year and dive into the raw, unfiltered beauty of the Himalayas with our honest, value-packed Nepal itineraries.
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