Nepal: Roof of the World — Guides, Itineraries & Tour Packages
Nepal is known for Himalayan trekking, snow-capped peaks, living heritage in Kathmandu Valley, tranquil Pokhara and jungle safaris in Chitwan. It suits first-time international travellers, adventure seekers, families and spiritual or cultural explorers. October to November brings generally clear skies and comfortable days, though popular trails and hotels book quickly. Most Indian visitors fly to Kathmandu, while overland entry is possible through Sunauli, Raxaul or Panitanki border points, depending on route.
Clear skies, busy trekking trails
October is among the best months: dry, mild lowlands and clear mountain views, but peak-season crowds and cooler high-altitude nights are common.
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Frequently Asked Questions: Nepal Travel
October to November and March to May are generally best. October offers clear views, pleasant weather and peak-season demand.
Fly to Kathmandu from major Indian cities, or enter overland through Sunauli, Raxaul or Panitanki. Check current border and transport rules before travelling.
Indian citizens generally do not need a tourist visa, but must carry accepted identity documents. Trekking areas may require permits; verify requirements with official sources.
Popular tourist areas are generally safe, but road conditions, altitude, weather and trekking risks require care. Use registered guides where appropriate and buy travel insurance.
A 4-to-6-day mid-range trip may cost approximately INR 25,000–60,000 per person excluding international flights; costs vary by transport, hotels and activities.
Four to six days suit Kathmandu, Pokhara or Chitwan. Allow 8 to 14 days for a multi-region itinerary or a longer trek.
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