Nepal Tour Packages

Are you worried about the expense of the Nepal Trip? Haven’t found the right Nepal vacation packages that sui...

Are you worried about the expense of the Nepal Trip? Haven’t found the right Nepal vacation packages that suit your travel preferences, and budget? BookYourOwn is your best traveling partner. Besides offering 30+ tour packages to Nepal, our passionate traveling experts will help you organize the Nepal trip with the best experiences.

Select from the range of our Nepal Packages including escorted Nepal tour packages for parents, or romantic Nepal packages for couples, we have it all. For venturesome travelers, our adventurous Nepal trip with added water sports, trekking, and trailing activities is the best option. With us, you can also book Luxury Nepal Packages curated for seamless comfort in high-end hotels, private transport, and upscale amenities. Also, check our Nepal packages by theme such as Nepal with wildlife package, Nepal with Chitwan stay packages, and much more. 

Whether you are looking for  Nepal travel packages with or without flights, we promise to live up to your Nepal travel expectations. Book your upcoming Nepal Vacation with us to get great deals and discounts. Now, quickly read this guide curated to clear all your doubts about the top things to do in Nepal, the best places to visit Nepal, or the best time to visit Nep

The neighboring country of India, Nepal is home to many highest mountains in the world including Mount Everest. A perfect tourist destination for mountaineers, and venturesomes. Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal reveals its rich history with many carved temples, palaces, pagodas, and even UNESCO World Heritage sites. Nepal tourism showcases a perfect blend of ancient culture, spirituality, tranquility, and adventurers. 

Escape to the most romantic destinations with your spouse on a Nepal honeymoon package, or choose any of our theme-based Nepal tour packages with your family. BookYourOwn is proud of offering everything you can imagine or expect on your Nepal travel package. Nepal proudly celebrates its years-old customs, traditions, and vibrant festivals. Nestled in the Himalayas, witness the beautiful landscapes, lush green Terrai Jungles., and snow-covered mountains on your Nepal trip. 

Explore some of the world’s best locations like Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha. Nepal is also known for its warm hospitality, so you won’t feel homesick on your Nepal trip. Chitwan National Park is a good-to-go place for all types of travelers to explore the immense natural beauty. Enjoy a ride on a wild safari for an unforgettable experience. 

Check BookYourOwn’s affordable yet luxurious tour packages from Nepal to India including short, or day-long excursions. Our trip experts assure to organize a flexible yet enjoyable Nepal trip.

Peak Season: Most tourists prefer to visit Nepal in March, April, or between October to early January. The weather is dry, mild cold, and favorable for trying different water sports, trekking, river rafting, and mountaineering. 

June to September are extremely hot and humid months whereas you’ll experience chili winters in  January & February. Rest, the choice is yours. The advantage of booking Nepal tour packages in the off-season is that you can enjoy staying in luxury hotels at cheap prices.

Air Route: Kathmandu is the main entryway of Nepal. Although the easiest and quickest way to reach Nepal is via air still you can choose to travel to Nepal via other modes of transportation as well. You can book direct flights from major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, etc. to the capital city of Nepal i.e. Kathmandu.

You can book the cheapest flights like Buddha Air, Indigo Airlines, Air India, and Nepal Airlines from India. It takes around 5 to 6 hours to reach Nepal depending on your location.

Indian citizens does not require a Visa for a Nepal trip. They can carry any acceptable documents like a Voter ID card, or Aadhar Card to enter Nepal from any immigration center. Families with kids need to carry school ID or other valid proof.

Railway Route: To travel by train, you’ll have to reach Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh. The train route ends in Sunauli, Janakpur in Nepal. After have you landed, you can hire a bus or taxi to reach Kathmandu which is just 6 hours away from Sunauli. 

Road Route: Nepal being the bordering country of India offers six crossing routes including Varanasi, Haldwani, Bariely in Uttarkhand, and Delhi. Full A.C. buses are available to embark on the Nepal journey which takes almost 16-17 hours.

Note: Nepal is not accessible via sea route. 

1. Pashupatinath Temple, Kathmandu

Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this ancient temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is of great significance for Hindu devotees. The giant complex has numerous temples within, a funeral ghat, 12 Shivalingas, and about 15 Shrines of Lord Shiva. Shivratri is celebrated with full devotion, and enthusiasm each year. The interesting fact is that only Hindus are allowed within the temple premises. 

2. Boudhnath, Kathmandu

Another popular UNESCO World Heritage Site known for the largest Stupad, and Tibetan Buddhist culture. Devotees have a strong brief that a piece of Sidhharth Gautam Budh’s skeleton was brought here. Add this spiritual place to experience the mystical energy and positive vibrations while taking rounds of the huge white dome. Boudnath is the best place to buy spiritual souvenirs on your Nepal tour packages

3. Nagarkot

Located at the elevation of 2.195 meters at the end of Kathmandu Valley, Nagarkot is a small village known for its breathtaking landscapes of the Himalayan Mountains. Newlyweds can plan a stay in Nagarkot on their Nepal honeymoon package. Create some unforgettable moments with your partner while witnessing the sunset and sunrise together. Nagarkot is an ideal destination for tranquility seekers. 

4. Pokhara

Nestled on Phewa Lake, Pokhara is among the most frequently visited  tourist attractions in Nepal. It is also the entryway to the Annapurna circuit and is also famous for its scenic Himalayan ranges. Tal Barahi Temple, the International Mountain Museum, Davis Falls, and Begnas Lake are some of the top sights you can explore in Pokhara. Pokhara offers the best traveling experience to both nature and adventure enthusiasts on Nepal Tour Packages.

5. Patan Durbar Square

Do you know that Patan or Lalitpur is also referred to as the Royal City of Nepal? This royal city of Nepal showcases art, culture, and history. The ancient temples, museums, monuments, and remains of the building in the 2015 massive earthquake reveal that Patan is strongly influenced by Hindu and Buddhist culture. While visiting the Patan Durbar Square, you can buy a variety of handicrafts, beaded jewelry, and furnishing items to take back home.

6. Swayambhunath Temple

This historic, and holy temple is famous as the Monkey Temple of Kathmandu was built in 460 AD during the kingdom of Manadeva. It is a strong belief that three monkeys were born from the lice of Manushri who was one of the major disciples of Buddha. The temple contains a total of 365 steps to reach the hilltop. Hire a taxi or bus to reach the Buddhist pilgrimage site from Kathmandu. We highly recommend adding Swayambhunath temple to Nepal's sightseeing plan 

7. Bhaktapur

The town got its name from devotion or Bhakti. Bhkatpur is filled with temples with pagoda roofs, architectural masterpieces, and monasteries. Though it is among the royal and smallest cities of Nepal yet densely populated. The city of devotees has been also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Bhaktapur is worth visiting and including to a personalized itinerary of must-visit Nepal tourist spots.

 8. Chitwan National Park

Chitwan Park is the oldest, and first national park of Nepal that was built in 1973 in Nepal’s Terai region. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to diverse species of mammals, birds, fishes, Bengal tigers, Ghadiyals (Crocodiles), and one-horned rhinoceros. The national park also offers a  Wild Jeep Safari ride to explore the fauna & flora in lush green forests.  It's a must-see tourist destination for families on Nepal tour packages. Chitwan National Park covers four districts i.e. Nawalparasi, Parsa, Chitwan, and Makwanpur.

Nepal is known for its enchanting nature, culture, hospitality, and traditional cuisines as well. Here’s the list of top food items that you must try in Nepal.

1. Momos – It's the most loved and famous food of Nepal that you’ll find in every district, and street stalls. Momos are small dumplings prepared with rice paper sheet with stuffing of vegetables, or chicken in it. 

2. NewariKhaja: With its roots in Newar which is a small community in Kathmandu valley. Newarikhaja is an authentic cuisine that gained a lot of popularity in other districts of Nepal. It comprises Alu tama, Juju dhau, Chatamari, Egg Bara, and more.

3. Yomari - It's the mouth-watering traditional Nepali dessert and is often prepared in the festive season. Yomari (fish-shaped) is made with a thin layer of rice dough filled with coconut paste, chocolate, or Chaku.  

4. Dal Bhaat – No Nepali food list is complete without Dal Bhaat. It's the nutritious, and soul Nepali cuisine that will keep you full all day long. The traditional Nepali Thaali includes white rice, Dal (Lentils), Vegetables, chutneys, curd, pickles, and salad. 

5. Sel Roti- It's a Nepali kind of doughnut but comparatively less sweet than the original ones. Sel Riti is available in almost any local sweet shop, or stalls especially during the festive season.  

6. Gundruk- If you're visiting Nepal for the first time, Gundrukl is a must-try Nepali food. It's healthy, nutritious, and made with fermented green leafy veggies like radish leaves, cauliflower leaves, and so on. Gundruk tastes best with curries or you can order it along Dal Bhat. Delight into the taste of authentic  Gondrukkoachar while visiting Pashupatinath temple in Nepal.

Kathmandu & Pokhara are the top tourist spots If you are looking for Indian restaurants in Nepal.  Visit highly rated, and reviewed restaurants like Yeti, the Himalayan Kitchen in Kathmandu, and Rosemary in Pokhara for the ultimate taste.

Everest Mountain Flight: It's a one-hour flight from Kathmandu that will take you through some of the highest mountain peaks. Enjoy the awe-struck top view of Mount Everest, and panoramic landscapes of Kanchenjunga, and Lhoste. It's among the top things to do in Nepal tour package.

1. ABC (Annapurna Base Camp) Trek: For trekkers and mountaineers; the Mount Annapurna Base Camp tour is the top thing to do in Nepal. Annapurna is elevated at an altitude of 8091 meters and is the world’s 10th-highest peak. You’ll mesmerized by the snowy mountain views while trekking on ABC camp. Another interesting fact about ABC Trek is the record of the maximum mortality ratio. It's an incredible place for adventure enthusiasts. 

2. Adventure in Pokhara: Ask your Online traveling agency to add Pokhara to the Nepal tour package for unlimited adventure, and fun. A wide array of adventure sports are available here including Tandem Paragliding, River Rafting, Flying on the World’s longest Zip Line, Bungee Jumping, and Trekking. You can also enjoy the stunning views of Mount Annapurna, Phewa Lake, Begnas Lake, and Poon Hill.

3. Boating on Phewa Lake: Nestled in the foothills of the Himalayan mountains, Phewa Lake is one of the largest lakes in Nepal. You can take a ride on public boats, reserve a boat, or hire a paddle boat all day long to enjoy the immense beauty of the Machhapuchhre mountains. You can also visit the Tal Barahi temple situated within the lake. It's the ideal excursion for couples on the Nepal honeymoon package. 

4. A Leisure Walk in Thamel: Visit the narrow alleys of Thamel exhibiting numerous shops, cafes, and restaurants. Located in Kathmandu, Thamel is also known for its vibrant nightlife. It is a perfect tourist destination for buying handicrafts, trekking gear, or a variety of souvenirs. Explore Thamel (the oldest and safest district in Nepal) for the best experience of your Nepal vacation.  

Now, select, and book the right Nepal tour Package for an unstoppable Nepal trip with your family, friends, or partner.

You can purchase a lot of unique, and worthy stuff to carry back home from home. According to our opinion, buying souvenirs from the places you visit is not a waste but it's the way to keep your memories alive for a lifetime. 

1. Trekking gear – Kathmandu, Pokhara Lake, and Thamel are the best places to buy trekking T-shirts, jackets, jeans, and bags at cheap prices.

2. Pashmina – Not only Kashmir but Nepal is also known for producing high-quality Pashmina made of sheep, and goats. You can buy Pashmina scarves, shawls, apparel, and more.

3. Stone and Bead Jewelry- Buy some handmade beaded and stone jewelry from skilled artisans from Pashupatinath or Durbar Square. It's a way to encourage them and earn their livelihood. If you are a spirituality seeker or know someone spiritual, the Rudrakash necklace is a perfect souvenir to invest in. 

4. Handicrafts – The world's best handicrafts are made in Nepal. Buy anything from carved furniture, statues, carpets, and traditional apparel like dhoti and saree to hand-woven shawls. You can also buy handmade paper products for your kids like notebooks, greeting cards, etc.

5. Organic Tea & Spices - Nepal is the best place to buy organic products like black, green, or blue tea. Get packed some pouches of aromatic spices like turmeric cumin, cardamom, or chili powder.

6. Thangka Paintings: These attractive Tibetan paintings are made on cloth fabric or a special kind of paper depicting the mandalas, deities, and Buddhist mythology.

1. Located in South Asia, Nepal is home to Eight of 14 Eight-Thousandeers in the World including Mount Everest which is 8849 meters high. 
2. Lumbini, the birthplace of Siddharth Gautam Buddha is situated in Nepal. Lumbini is also one of Nepal’s four UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
3. 120+ Languages are spoken in Nepal.
4. Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal was established in the 2nd Century.
5. Nepal is the land of endangered species like one-horned Rhinoceros, snow leopards, and Bengal Tigers.
6. India shares five border areas with Nepal including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, and  West Bengal.
7. Nepal happily accepts the Indian currency below INR 100.
8. On-arrival visas are available for Indian tourists.