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This is a 4 Nights / 5 Days Nepal holiday package.
The package covers Nagarkot and Kathmandu.
Nagarkot is renowned for its breathtaking Himalayan sunrise and sunset views, peaceful surroundings, and panoramic mountain scenery.
Yes. The itinerary includes a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bhaktapur Durbar Square.
Saga Mahadev is home to one of the world’s tallest statues of Lord Shiva and offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills.
Yes. Doleshwor Mahadev is believed to be the head part of the sacred Kedarnath Jyotirlinga and is an important pilgrimage site.
Yes. The package includes a cable car ride to Chandragiri Hills.
Yes. The package includes a scenic cable car ride to Chandragiri Hills.
You can shop at Thamel or New Road, both famous for handicrafts, pashmina products, trekking equipment, souvenirs, jewelry, and traditional Nepalese items.
Yes. The itinerary is comfortable and suitable for families, pilgrims, honeymooners, couples, and senior travelers.
The ideal travel season is October to April, offering pleasant weather and the clearest Himalayan views.
The official currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR). Indian Rupees are accepted at many establishments, subject to local regulations.
No. Indian citizens do not require a visa but should carry valid government-issued identity proof while traveling.
Carry comfortable walking shoes, warm clothing for Nagarkot and Chandragiri, sunglasses, sunscreen, personal medications, and valid travel documents.
This itinerary perfectly combines Himalayan landscapes, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, sacred temples, scenic cable car rides, hill station experiences, and vibrant shopping, making it one of the most complete and memorable short holidays in Nepal.



