Nepal Tour Packages
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Beautiful Nepal ExKathmandu
3 Nights
4 Days
Kathmandu (3)
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Hotel
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Sightseeing
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Breakfast
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Transfer
Boudhanath Stupa- Kathmandu Durbar Square
- Swayambhunath Stupa Monkey Temple
- Chandragiri Hills
- Airport Pickup & Drop
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Enchanting Nepal ExKathmandu
5 Nights
6 Days
Nagarkot (1) 
Pokhara (2) Kathmandu (2)
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Hotel
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Sightseeing
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Breakfast
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Transfer
- Bhaktapur Durbar Square
- Manakamana Temple
- Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave
- Barahi Temple
- Thamel Area, Kathmandu
- Pashupatinath Temple
- Swayambhunath Stupa Monkey Temple
- Airport Pickup & Drop
Nepal with Wildlife Trail
6 Nights
7 Days
Kathmandu (1) Pokhara (2) Chitwan (2) Kathmandu (1)
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Hotel
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Sightseeing
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Transfer
- Chitwan
- Kathmandu
- Airport Pickup & Drop
FAQs
The best time will depend on what kind of activities you wish to do. Almost all the regions and places are accessible throughout the year, although some periods are more suited for certain activities. The best months are between September and November and February and May when you can expect better visibility, the air is fresh, the weather is perfect and the Nepalese most important festivals (Dashain & Tihar) are marked during that season. The Himalayas and Mountain stations are explored throughout the summer time (March to May additionally). However, some tourists prefer to visit Nepal in the off season too, as there are abundant choices and low costs in terms of accommodation and flight bookings.
Nepal is one of the most stunning countries of the world, stands bordered by China in the north and by India in the south, east and west. The capital of Nepal is 'Kathmandu' but many love to call it by the name Catmando or Woodmandu or simply by the name `city of temples'. It boasts of a diverse topography, which ranges from Terai in the south to Himalayas in the north. Infact, Nepal is home to eight of the ten tallest mountains in the whole world. Its awe-inspiring locales stand in beautiful contrast to its ancient temples and monasteries. It is one of the preferred destinations for those coming to Asia on holiday tours.
The weather in the mountains is notoriously difficult to predict. In general, the winters (January and February) can be a bit cold at night and the days can be quite beautiful and warm when the sun comes out even though there’s snow. The summers (June, July and August) are more wet, warm and humid due to the monsoon showers. The roads can be tricky and there might be landslides. Spring and autumn are the best seasons to explore Nepal. Mostly, it is not too hot and not too cold, there’s not too much snow and occasional rain. Nevertheless, it is good if you carry both light and warm clothing in casual and comfortable styles. In the mountain areas, warm woolen clothing is necessary while at lower altitude cotton clothing is ideal.
Nepal is a kingdom of Himalayas, artistic monuments, exotic wildlife, and a unique harmony of diversified cultures and traditions. The glorious country is famous all over the world for many of its wonders. Most predominantly, Nepal is popularly known for its highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest. It attracts tourists for casual holidays, tours, and adventure activities including `Everest Expedition'. Nepal is also known as the birth place of Lord Buddha and Lord Sita. Agriculture and Tourism are two important revenues that keeps this nation exist.
Most visitors traveling to Nepal need a visa to enter the country. Travelers can apply for the Nepal visa in the Nepal Embassy or Consulate of their home country or can also obtain visa on arrival at Tribhuvan airport in Kathmandu or at the checkpoint of borders.
Only Indian nationals are exempt from obtaining a visa and can travel visa-free to the country. As part of the treaty of peace and friendship between India and Nepal, Indian nationals do not need a visa to enter and stay in Nepal. For more visa information, click here.
As per the Nepalese Immigration, Indian Nationals Traveling to Nepal must possess any One of the following government issued identification documents (original and valid):
- Passport
- Driving License
- Election Commission Card
- Identity Card issued by Embassy of India in Kathmandu
Birth Certificate (for children travelers)
Nepal has one international airport and 7 points in border with India. Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu is the only international airport in Nepal. Major airlines such as Nepal Airlines, Air India and Indigo have daily flights to/from Bengaluru (Bangalore), Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Delhi and other major cities within the country. Fares vary depending on how early you book. Flying hours can range between 7-12 hours depending on which airlines you are flying with. Visit Akbartravels.com for best and cheapest flights connections to Nepal. Alternatively, you can enter to Nepal by overland. There are crossing points: Nepalgunj, Sunauli- Birganj and Kakarbhitta.
Apart from sightseeing tours of its marvelous monuments, the country offers plentiful other options to the tourists. For instance, one can indulge in trekking, hiking, camping, mountain biking, river rafting, fishing, temple hopping etc. National Parks and wildlife Reserves serve as a treat for nature lovers. There is a lot to see and do in Nepal.
The Nepalese rupee is the local money. Bank notes come in denominations of Rs. 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000. Coins are of 1, 2 and 5 rupee denomination. Nepalese banks do not accept Indian currency of denominations Rs. 500 and 1000. It is recommended to exchange currency from those authorized such as banks, hotels and licensed travel agents only.
There are ATMS in Kathmandu, Pokhara and other big cities in Nepal that accept American Express, Visa and Mastercard.
Nepalese cuisine comprises a variety of cuisines based upon ethnicity, soil and climate relating to Nepal's cultural diversity and geography. Dal-bhat-tarkari is eaten throughout Nepal with varieties of spicy pickle (achaar). Dal is a soup made of lentils and spices, served over boiled grain, bhat—usually rice but sometimes another and vegetable curry, tarkari. Other embellishments may be sliced lemon with fresh green chillis. Dhindo is a traditional food of Nepal.
Most locals just have tea for breakfast. In cities, use of bread, scrambled and boiled eggs are a common form of breakfast. Nepali Tea is made by boiling loose tea in a pot with water, milk and sugar.
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