Nepal Tour Packages

About Nepal Tour Packages From India

Nepal has emerged as one of the most sought-after international destinations for Indian travellers. With its ancient temples, snow-capped Himalayan peaks, spiritual pilgrimage sites, and dramatic mountain landscapes, Nepal offers a travel experience unlike any other.

Indian citizens do not require a visa to enter Nepal, making it one of the easiest international destinations to visit. A valid government-issued photo ID — Aadhaar, PAN card, voter ID, or passport — is all you need at the border. This makes Nepal tour packages from India highly affordable and completely hassle-free.

From the ancient temples and UNESCO heritage squares of Kathmandu to the mirror-like lakes of Pokhara and the high-altitude Tibetan villages of the Mustang region, Nepal packs extraordinary diversity into a single journey.

Nepal also shares deep cultural connections with India. The influence of Hindu mythology, Buddhist traditions, and shared architectural heritage is visible in Nepal's temples, festivals, and way of life — making it feel culturally familiar yet fascinatingly different.

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Places to Visit in Nepal

1. Kathmandu

Nepal's capital is a living museum of ancient civilisations. From the UNESCO heritage squares to sacred riverside temples, Kathmandu is where history is still alive on every street corner.

• Things to Do: Explore Thamel's lanes, attend Pashupatinath aarti, witness Newari festivals
• Places to Visit: Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple), Patan Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa

2. Pokhara

Nepal's most beautiful city, set beside Phewa Lake with the Annapurna range as its backdrop. Pokhara is perfect for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and anyone who wants to simply sit by the water and breathe.

• Things to Do: Sarangkot sunrise, boat ride to Tal Barahi Temple, lakeside café walks, paragliding
• Places to Visit: Phewa Lake, Sarangkot viewpoint, Pumdikot Shiva Statue, Begnas Lake, World Peace Pagoda

3. Mustang Region

One of Nepal's most remote and culturally distinct areas, the Mustang region was an independent Buddhist kingdom until 2008. The landscape shifts from tropical green to dramatic high-altitude desert as you drive deeper in.

• Things to Do: Drive through Kali Gandaki Valley, explore Marpha village, soak in Tatopani hot springs
• Places to Visit: Marpha Village, Kagbeni, Rupse Waterfall, Tatopani Hot Springs

4. Muktinath

A sacred pilgrimage site at 3,800m altitude, revered equally by Hindus and Buddhists. The temple complex features 108 sacred water spouts and an eternal flame burning from natural gas — considered a manifestation of Vishnu's five elements.

• Things to Do: Bathe in the 108 water spouts, attend temple prayers, short hike to viewpoints
• Places to Visit: Muktinath Temple, Thini Village viewpoint

5. Kagbeni

A medieval village at the gateway to Upper Mustang, Kagbeni feels frozen in time. Ancient mud-brick houses, centuries-old monasteries, and wind-carved canyon walls make it one of Nepal's most atmospheric destinations.

• Things to Do: Walk through narrow alleyways, visit ancient monasteries, explore the fortress ruins
• Places to Visit: Kagbeni village, Kag Chode Thupten Samphel Ling Monastery

Top Things to Do in Nepal

Visit Nepal's Ancient Temples and UNESCO Heritage Sites

Nepal's Kathmandu Valley alone contains seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Pashupatinath Temple on the banks of the Bagmati River is the holiest Hindu temple in Nepal — rituals of life and death play out here openly, offering a profound window into Nepal's spiritual culture. Nearby, the Boudhanath Stupa is one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world, surrounded by monasteries and prayer wheels that create a deeply calming atmosphere.

Watch the Sunrise Over the Annapurna Range from Sarangkot

Sarangkot is one of Nepal's most celebrated viewpoints, offering a panoramic view of the Annapurna massif and the iconic fishtail peak of Machhapuchhre. At dawn, as the first light slowly paints the snow-capped peaks in gold and rose above the mist-covered Pokhara Valley, it is one of the most moving natural spectacles anywhere in Asia.

Take the Kali Gandaki Valley Drive

The Kali Gandaki Valley is the world's deepest gorge, carved between the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri massifs — both over 8,000m. As you drive through, the landscape transforms completely from lush tropical green to stark, wind-sculpted high-altitude desert. The scale is extraordinary and the drive is one of the most dramatic road journeys on earth.

Do the Muktinath Pilgrimage

The Muktinath Temple at 3,800m is one of the 108 Divya Desams sacred to Vaishnavas and simultaneously a major site of Tibetan Buddhist pilgrimage. The natural phenomenon of water flowing alongside an eternal flame — caused by natural gas combustion — draws thousands of pilgrims from India and Nepal each year. For many travellers, this is the most emotionally powerful experience of the entire trip.

Explore Pokhara's Phewa Lake

Phewa Lake is the heart of Pokhara. Take an early morning boat ride to the island Tal Barahi Temple as the mountains reflect in the calm water. Walk the lakeside promenade in the evening as lights flicker on and the cafes fill up. It is one of those places where time passes differently.

Walk the Streets of Marpha Village

Marpha is a beautifully preserved traditional village in the Mustang region with whitewashed houses, narrow stone-paved alleys, apple orchards, and some of the best apple brandy you will ever taste. Arriving here after the dramatic Kali Gandaki drive feels like stepping into a different world entirely.

Visit the Ancient Village of Kagbeni

Kagbeni sits at the junction of two rivers at the entrance to Upper Mustang. Its maze of mud-brick alleys, ancient fort, and centuries-old monastery feel completely removed from modern Nepal. This is offbeat travel at its finest — a place that genuinely feels undiscovered.

Activities & Adventures in Nepal

• Adventure: Paragliding in Pokhara, white-water rafting on Trishuli River, short treks in the Annapurna foothills
• Cultural Exploration: Temple tours in Kathmandu, monastery visits in Mustang, Newari cooking experiences
• Pilgrimage: Muktinath Temple, Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Swayambhunath
• Relaxation: Tatopani natural hot springs, lakeside cafes in Pokhara, spa treatments
• Photography: Sarangkot sunrise, Kali Gandaki Valley landscapes, Kagbeni architecture
• Festivals: Dashain (October), Tihar / Deepawali, Holi, Buddha Jayanti

Ways to Travel to Nepal from India

6. By Air (Recommended)

• Direct flights available from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Varanasi, Lucknow, and Patna to Kathmandu (Tribhuvan International Airport)
• IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, and Nepal Airlines operate regular flights
• Flight time: approximately 1.5 hours from Delhi

7. By Land (Budget Option)

• Cross into Nepal via land borders: Sunauli (UP), Raxaul (Bihar), Kakarbhitta (West Bengal), or Banbassa (Uttarakhand)
• Buses run from Gorakhpur, Patna, Kolkata, and Varanasi to Kathmandu
• Journey time from Delhi: approximately 24–30 hours by road

8. By Rail + Road

• Take a train to Gorakhpur or Raxaul, then connect by road to the Nepal border and onward to Kathmandu

Best Time to Visit Nepal

The best time to visit Nepal is during the two dry seasons: October to December and March to May. These months offer clear skies, excellent mountain visibility, and comfortable temperatures for sightseeing and travel.

Month-by-Month Guide

Nepal Visa for Indians

Indian citizens do not require a visa to enter Nepal. A valid government-issued photo ID — Aadhaar card, PAN card, voter ID, or passport — is sufficient for entry. This makes Nepal one of the most accessible international destinations for Indian travellers.

Note: Indian Rs 500 and Rs 2,000 denomination notes are not accepted in Nepal. Carry lower denominations or exchange currency at authorised changers in Kathmandu for Nepalese Rupees (NPR).

Things to Pack for Your Nepal Trip

Clothing

• Light, breathable clothes for Kathmandu and Pokhara (warm days)
• Warm jacket or fleece — essential for Mustang and Muktinath (cold nights)
• Comfortable walking shoes for temple visits and village walks
• Light rain jacket or poncho if travelling during shoulder months

Accessories

• Sunglasses and sunscreen — UV is intense at altitude
• Small day backpack for hikes and day trips
• Power bank — charging may be limited in remote Mustang lodges
• Personal medicines and a basic first aid kit

Documents & Essentials

• Valid government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID, or passport)
• Cash in Indian Rupees (smaller denominations) or Nepalese Rupees
• Travel insurance documents (included in our package)
• Emergency contact numbers for your trip captain

Health Preparation

• Altitude sickness medication (consult your doctor before travelling to Muktinath at 3,800m)
• Stay well-hydrated from Day 1 to aid acclimatisation
• Avoid alcohol on the day you reach high altitude

Nearby Destinations from Nepal

Consider extending your journey to these neighbouring countries:

• Bhutan: The mystical Himalayan kingdom — just a short flight from Kathmandu. Stunning dzongs, Tiger's Nest monastery, and some of the world's happiest people.
• Tibet (China): Cross into Lhasa via the Friendship Highway — one of the world's great overland routes, passing through high-altitude plains and ancient monasteries.
• India (Varanasi): Cross back into India via Sunauli and continue to Varanasi — the spiritual twin of Kathmandu, also on the banks of a sacred river.
• India (Sikkim / Darjeeling): Cross into West Bengal via Kakarbhitta for the Himalayan hill stations of Darjeeling and Gangtok.

Hidden Gems in Nepal

Beyond the usual tourist trail, these lesser-known spots reward curious travellers:

• Bandipur: A perfectly preserved hilltop Newari town above the Kathmandu–Pokhara highway — traditional architecture, no motorbikes, and mountain views.
• Tansen (Palpa): An ancient trading town of artisans and craftspeople, largely unknown to foreign tourists but beloved by Nepalese travellers.
• Rara Lake: Nepal's largest lake, deep in the remote northwest — electric blue water surrounded by pine forests and snow-capped peaks.
• Ilam: Nepal's tea country in the eastern hills — rolling green tea gardens and crisp mountain air that feels nothing like the Nepal most visitors see.

Why Choose Videsh Travel

• Tailored Itineraries: Crafted to give you the best of Nepal without ever feeling rushed.
• Exceptional Value: Transparent pricing with no hidden costs — what you see is what you pay.
• Experienced Trip Captains: Every journey led by a seasoned captain who knows Nepal intimately.
• Travel Insurance Included: Comprehensive travel insurance for every participant, as standard.
• All Permits Handled: Mustang Inner Line Permits and all documentation sorted before departure.
• Private Vehicles Always: Dedicated private transport with 4WD vehicles for mountain terrain.
• No Cost EMI Available: Book now, pay later — No Cost EMI on all credit and debit cards.
• 24×7 On-Trip Support: Our team is available day and night throughout your journey.

Get ready to experience Nepal like never before! Book your tour today for an adventure filled with culture, spirituality, landscapes, and unforgettable moments.