Inditour team · 18 Oct 2026
Nepal packs temples, lakes and the world’s highest mountains into a short trip from India.
When to go
- October–November: clear mountain views, festival season.
- March–April: warm days and rhododendrons in bloom.
- June–September: monsoon — green but cloudy, with road delays.
Documents
Indian citizens need no visa — carry a passport or voter ID card. Most other nationalities can get a visa on arrival. Always check the latest rules before you travel.
A classic 6–7 day route
- Kathmandu: Durbar Square, Swayambhunath, Boudhanath and Pashupatinath.
- Pokhara: sunrise at Sarangkot, Phewa Lake and the International Mountain Museum.
- Lumbini: the Buddha’s birthplace and the monastic zone.
Tips
- Carry small notes; ask us about the current rules for Indian currency in Nepal.
- Roads are slow — 200 km can take 6–7 hours.
