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Jorhat to Nepal

Kathmandu, Nepal
One Way・1+ Stop・24 hrs 40 mins
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AED 1,091
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About Jorhat (JRH)
One of the major cities of Assam, Jorhat has evolved as one of the major commercial hubs of the state and also serves as a gateway to several places of interest for visitors. The city is known for its historical monuments, natural attractions and a vibrant culture. On a trip to Jorhat, visitors can explore the scenic freshwater island of Majuli, famous for its natural beauty and cultural heritage; pay a visit to Dhekiakhowa Bor Namghar, an important place of worship and enjoy fine golfing in the Jorhat Gymkhana Club, the oldest golf course in Asia. Gibbon Wildlife Sanctuary that presents a splendid diversity of wildlife is a place worth visiting on a Jorhat tour. Mulai Forest in the region is a testimony to the Herculean efforts of ‘the forest man of India,’ Jadav Payeng, who developed this forest on his own. Another place of tourist interest is Digital Planetarium, which features a dome-shaped projection screen for night sky simulation. Playing an essential role in the cultural affairs of the state, this place is also known as the cultural capital of Assam. Blessed with breathtakingly scenic natural vistas and man-made wonders, this city has become a ‘destination of choice’ in the region. To discover the cultural and natural uniqueness of this place comfortably, visitors can book travel packages from MakeMyTrip.
About Nepal (NP)
Nepal, an acronym for ‘Never Ending Peace and Love’, is a cultural powerhouse of the Himalayas. Sheltered by the majestic Himalayas, golden temples, charming hill villages and jungle wildlife, Nepal is special and populated by some of the most beautiful people on the planet. Kathmandu, the capital city, is a unique amalgamation of culture and modernity; famous for the old royal palace at Durbar Square, a UNESCO Heritage Site, now on the mend! The Kathmandu Valley in particular offers an unrivalled collection of world-class palaces, hidden backstreet shrines and sublime temple art. A visit to Swayambhunath (or Monkey temple) is an essential experience in Kathmandu. An adventurer’s paradise- trekking the rugged trails of the Everest, the Annapurnas and beyond, rafting on a roaring Nepali river or bungee jumping into a yawning Himalayan gorge, canoeing, climbing, kayaking, paragliding and mountain biking; Pokhara offers the perfect array of activities for that adrenaline kick. Spare a day to spot some wildlife at the Chitwan National Park. For the spirituals ones, enroll in a short course on Buddhist Studies or Tibetan at the Rangjung Yeshe Institute, stopping en route to visit the birthplace of Buddha on the steamy plains near Lumbini or Bhaktapur, with its cobbled streets and red-brick houses, temples and statues at every street corner. An enchanting blend of Hindu and Buddhist mysticism, Nepal is a peaceful land. Try the traditional Nepali and Tibetan cuisine; shaphale, chhoyla, momos, sel roti, dhindo! Nepal is just a step away from heaven; you can book your flights with MakeMyTrip India.