Nepal Packages From New delhi

Nepal is an exciting travel destination for those who love the majestic mountains and adrenaline-rushing adventure activities. Nepal packages can be availed at any budget. For those booking Nepal packages from New Delhi, prices start from ₹18,000 per head. They also increase to approximately ₹36,000 and upwards depending on the travel schedule. More premium packages have prices starting from ₹55,000 and going up to ₹70,000 based on several factors. Nepal has holiday packages at diverse rates to suit every traveller’s needs.

There are no direct trains running between Delhi and Nepal. However, you can still travel to Gorakhpur by train and then take a bus to reach Sunauli. Thereafter, you can take another bus to reach Kathmandu. Many people booking Nepal packages from New Delhi often choose direct flights offered by leading airlines like Vistara, Nepal Airlines, Air India and IndiGo. The journey requires 1.5-1.7 hours on average via air.

Nepal is blessed with natural wonders and attractions aplenty. You must book Nepal packages from New Delhi or other Indian cities for at least a week. This will give you time to explore smaller towns near Kathmandu, go on treks or river trips and visit national parks for spotting wildlife. Those who have more time can plan to embark on a Makalu or Everest base camp trek with plenty of rafting, jungle hikes and cultural tours for company. If you have very limited time in hand, book your travel package for at least three days. This will be sufficient to check out the biggest attractions in Kathmandu and its surrounding areas. You can start with the Kathmandu Valley and its architectural, historical and spiritual marvels. Do not miss the Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Swayambhunath Stupa, Patan Durbar Square and other landmarks in and around the city. This will take you a couple of days, while the third day can be allotted for Bhaktapur, Nagarkot and Changu Narayan.

Nepal can be visited throughout the year although most travellers book their Nepal packages from New Delhi or other cities for the period between October and December. The skies remain clear and there are fabulous mountain views on offer in this stretch, in addition to completely dry weather and loads of outdoor activities. January and February are colder months although many people visit Nepal during this period for trekking and offbeat adventures. The late spring period in May is a lovely time to visit, with the blooming rhododendrons. The monsoon (June to August) is the off-season with its heavy rainfall and road closures due to landslides. Yet, some tourists plan during this period as it is a great time to witness nature in its full glory in Nepal!

Nepal is perfectly safe to visit and travellers swear by its warmth and hospitality. However, if you have booked Nepal packages from New Delhi or other cities, here are some tips that you should follow as per the authorities: 

• You should be careful if there are any political rallies or demonstrations. These may snowball into violence and controversies at times.
•  Avoid large crowds wherever possible. 
• Do not go trekking alone in the mountains.
•  Avoid venturing out late at night if you are alone.
•  Keep a list of police, ambulance and other emergency numbers for assistance.
  
  

Kathmandu and Pokhara are two of Nepal’s most popular cities. If you have included both the cities in your itinerary while booking Nepal packages from New Delhi, then you should know the travel route beforehand for a smooth experience. Pokhara is 204 kilometres away from Kathmandu and the journey takes approximately 6-8 hours, depending on the traffic conditions. You can also take a quick 30-minute flight to reach your destination. If you wish to embark on a road trip, there are private cars, jeeps and tourist buses available for bookings. Public buses also run at regular intervals.

Making payments is now easier in Nepal for people travelling from India. After booking Nepal packages from New Delhi or any other city, make sure that you have sufficient balance in your account. Once you reach the destination, you can make payments using Google Pay, PhonePe, BharatPe and Paytm among other Indian e-wallets. The Governments of India and Nepal have signed an agreement where tourists do not have to carry currency any longer. The agreement formalities have been completed by the National Payments Corporation from India and Gateway Payments Service Private Limited from Nepal. You can pay using QR codes or phone numbers with these smart payment wallets.

Kathmandu is one of the biggest attractions for visitors travelling to Nepal. It is a prominent inclusion in almost all Nepal packages from New Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai or other cities. The best part is that you can view Mount Everest from the city on a clear day. There are a few points in the Kathmandu Valley which offer glimpses of Everest in the autumn and spring seasons. The Chandragiri Hills nearby also offer amazing views of Everest on clear days. You can also book a helicopter tour of the Everest base camp for thrilling views. The 40-minute tour begins from Kathmandu with a halt at the Tenzing Hilary Airport for around 10 minutes. Thereafter, you will be flown across Dingboche, Tengboche and Namche before landing in Pheriche. There will be another flight to Kala Patthar and you can view the Everest region in its full glory from this zone onwards. You can also click wonderful photographs during the 15-minute break for sightseeing here at Kala Patthar.

Travellers booking Nepal packages from New Delhi or other cities should take out some time for a food trail. Here are some of the items that are worth trying:

• Momos- Authentic Nepalese momos are juicy and come in varying sizes and shapes. You will find them stuffed with unique fillings and there are delectable chutneys accompanying them in most locations. 
• Chatamari- If you want to satiate your hunger pangs with something extravagant, go for the Chatamari. These are pancakes with delicious fillings and spices. It is often known as the Nepali version of the Taco or Pizza. 
• Choila- A unique dish, Choila is grilled water buffalo meat with a spicy texture. You can have it with flaked rice or Chiura. 
• Sekuwa- The Limbu community has popularised this dish over the years. It is almost similar to a Kebab, made with any meat coated in spices and herbs. This is then grilled over a wooden fire. 
• Thukpa- Enjoy a hot and comforting Thukpa anywhere in Kathmandu. This Tibetan delicacy combines noodles with meat, vegetables and a spicy gravy or soup.
  
  

Many tourists book Nepal packages from New Delhi or other cities to get glimpses of the majestic Mount Everest. The closest town to the region is Lobuche or Lobuje. It is the penultimate overnight halt before trekkers reach the Everest Base Camp (South) before starting their arduous journey up the mountain. Travellers can continue to the base camp from here or halt again at Gorak Shep, which is the final halt with accommodation. Some choose to climb Kala Patthar for the best views. Lobuche is only 150 kilometres eastwards from Kathmandu and buzzes with Sherpas and porters who travel to the base camp every year. The spring season is particularly packed with Lobuche hosting many climbers/trekkers preparing for their expeditions.