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Nepal

The Land of Himalayas

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Nepal Overview

Nepal is a captivating Himalayan destination known for its majestic mountain ranges, ancient temples, peaceful lakes and rich cultural heritage. Home to Mount Everest and a wealth of historic landmarks, the country offers a memorable blend of natural beauty, spiritual experiences and adventure. Explore the historic temples and traditional architecture of Kathmandu, enjoy the scenic lakes and mountain views of Pokhara, discover wildlife in Chitwan National Park and visit Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautama Buddha. Whether you are seeking a cultural getaway, a family holiday, a romantic escape or a mountain adventure, Nepal offers diverse experiences for every traveller.

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How to Reach

  • By Air: Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu is the main international gateway.
  • By Road: Nepal can be reached from India through designated land-border entry points, including Sunauli–Bhairahawa and Raxaul–Birgunj.
  • By Train: There is no direct international passenger train to Kathmandu. Travellers can use suitable Indian rail connections and continue by road.
  • Local Transport: Domestic flights, tourist buses, taxis and private transfers connect major destinations.

Best Time to Visit

  • September to November: Generally clear skies and favourable conditions for sightseeing and trekking.
  • December to February: Cooler weather, suitable for city sightseeing and lower-altitude destinations; mountain regions can be very cold.
  • March to May: Pleasant spring conditions in many areas, with blooming rhododendrons and opportunities for outdoor activities.
  • June to August: Monsoon season brings rain and possible travel disruptions, particularly in hilly and mountainous regions.

Top Places to Visit in Nepal

1. Kathmandu Durbar Square

Fee: Indian/SAARC visitors: NPR 500; other foreign visitors: NPR 1,000
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Highlights:Historic royal palace, traditional pagoda temples, intricate wood carvings and Nepalese heritage architecture.

2. Swayambhunath Stupa

Fee: Indian/SAARC visitors: NPR 50; other foreign visitors: NPR 200.
Timings:
Highlights:Iconic Buddhist stupa, prayer flags, spiritual atmosphere and panoramic views of Kathmandu Valley.

3. Boudhanath Stupa

Fee: Indian/SAARC visitors: NPR 100; other foreign visitors: NPR 400
Timings:
Highlights:Indian/SAARC visitors: NPR 100; other foreign visitors: NPR 400

4. Pashupatinath Temple

Fee: Indian nationals: Free entry to the main temple complex under the applicable rules; other foreign visitors: NPR 1,000 per day.
Timings:Main temple: 4:00 AM–9:00 PM; sanctum access is restricted to Hindus.
Highlights:Sacred Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, traditional architecture and Bagmati River ghats.
Note:Non-Hindu visitors can explore permitted areas and view the evening Aarti from the designated riverbank.

5. Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Fee: Indian/SAARC visitors: NPR 500; other foreign visitors: NPR 1,800.
Timings:
Highlights:Medieval architecture, traditional courtyards, historic temples and intricate wood and stone craftsmanship.

6. Patan Durbar Square

Fee: Indian/SAARC visitors: NPR 500; other foreign visitors: NPR 1,000.
Timings:
Highlights:Historic palace complex, Krishna Temple, traditional courtyards and Newari art and architecture.

7. Phewa Lake, Pokhara

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Highlights:Peaceful lake scenery, mountain reflections, boating and views of Tal Barahi Temple.

8. Chitwan National Park

Fee: Indian/SAARC visitors: NPR 1,000 + 13% VAT per day; other foreign visitors: NPR 2,000 + 13% VAT per day.
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Highlights:Wildlife viewing, birdwatching, guided jungle activities and opportunities to spot the one-horned rhinoceros.