Himalayan sunrises, lakeside towns, jungle safaris & sacred trails — curated Nepal trips with trusted captains, handpicked stays and a community of happy travellers.
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"Our Kathmandu–Pokhara trip was flawless. The Sarangkot sunrise was unreal and every transfer was bang on time."
"Did the Muktinath yatra with my parents. Permits, jeeps and hotels all sorted — a totally stress-free darshan."
"Loved the Chitwan safari and Lumbini visit. Clear pricing, great stays and a captain who really knew Nepal."
From temple cities to lakeside towns, jungle and Himalayan pilgrimages.
Boudhanath, Pashupatinath & Durbar Squares
Boating below the Annaparna range
Golden Himalayan dawn over the peaks
Rhinos, elephants & Tharu culture
The birthplace of Lord Buddha
108 holy water spouts at 3,800 m
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Cradled between India and Tibet, Nepal packs an entire world into one small Himalayan country. In a single trip you can wake to sunrise over 8,000-metre giants, wander medieval temple squares, drift across a mirror-still lake and track rhinos through steamy jungle. It's raw, soulful and astonishingly varied — and for Indian travellers, it's wonderfully easy to reach.
Nepal is home to eight of the world's fourteen highest peaks, including Mount Everest (8,849 m) — yet within hours you can drop from snow-capped passes to subtropical plains. The Kathmandu Valley hums with history, Pokhara mirrors the Annapurnas in its lakes, Chitwan's grasslands shelter rare wildlife, and the windswept Mustang valley feels like another planet.
Faith is woven into everyday life here. Nepal is the birthplace of Lord Buddha at Lumbini and home to revered Hindu shrines like Pashupatinath and the high-altitude temple of Muktinath. The Kathmandu Valley alone holds seven UNESCO World Heritage sites — golden stupas, pagoda temples and royal squares where prayer wheels and chanting fill the air.
Whether you crave adrenaline or calm, Nepal delivers. Trek the legendary Annapurna and Everest trails, paraglide over Pokhara, raft white-water rivers, or take a jeep-and-canoe safari in Chitwan. Prefer it gentle? Watch sunrise from Sarangkot, cruise Phewa Lake and soak up mountain views from a lakeside café without breaking a sweat.
For Indian travellers, Nepal needs no visa or passport, the rupee stretches far, and flights from major cities take just a couple of hours. Add warm, welcoming people and food that ranges from steaming momos to hearty Thakali thalis, and you have a destination that feels both foreign and familiar — ready to be explored your way.
Oct–Nov and Mar–Apr are ideal — clear Himalayan views, pleasant days and festivals. Winter is cold but crisp; Jun–Aug monsoon is green but wet.
Indians need no visa or passport — a Voter ID works (passport advised for flights). Foreign nationals get a visa on arrival at Kathmandu/Pokhara.
Fly into Kathmandu from Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai & more. Overland via Sunauli (Gorakhpur), Raxaul or Kakarbhitta is popular for road trips.
Trips run by private car/jeep with a driver; Kathmandu–Pokhara takes 6–8 hrs. Short flights and cable cars save time on some routes.
Currency is the Nepali Rupee (₹1 ≈ NPR 1.6). Carry cash for small towns; cards work in cities. Grab an NCELL/NTC SIM for data.
Warm layers & a windcheater for mornings and high passes, comfy shoes, sunscreen, personal medicines, and modest clothing for temples.
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