InternationalLooking for an international destination close to India that offers mountains, temples, adventure, and peace — all in one trip? Then Nepal is your perfect escape! Known as the Land of the Himalayas, Nepal is filled with breathtaking views, rich culture, warm people, and spiritual energy.
Whether you’re looking for a family getaway, a solo travel experience, a religious journey, or even a budget honeymoon, TripSark is here to plan your ideal Nepal tour.
Why Visit Nepal?
✅ Visa-free entry for Indian passport holders
✅ Just a short flight or road trip from India
✅ Affordable hotels, food, and experiences
✅ Home to Mount Everest, world’s highest peak
✅ Perfect for trekking, sightseeing, spirituality & adventure
✅ Great for couples, families, bikers, and group tours
Top Places to Visit in Nepal
1. Kathmandu – Capital of Culture
- Visit UNESCO World Heritage sites like:
- Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple)
- Pashupatinath Temple (sacred to Hindus)
- Boudhanath Stupa
- Explore Durbar Square, local cafes & markets
- Enjoy a mix of spirituality and old-world charm
2. Pokhara – Lakes & Himalayan Views
- Watch the sunrise at Sarangkot with views of Annapurna
- Enjoy boating at Phewa Lake, and visit Tal Barahi Temple
- Try paragliding, zip lining, and hiking
Pokhara is perfect for couples, adventure seekers & nature lovers
3. Nagarkot – Peaceful Mountain Retreat
- Popular for its panoramic Himalayan views
- A quiet, romantic escape just 1 hour from Kathmandu
- Great place for photography and sunrise views
4. Chitwan National Park – Wildlife Experience
- Take a jungle safari to spot rhinos, elephants, deer & crocodiles
- Experience canoeing and Tharu tribal dance shows
Best for families and wildlife enthusiasts
5. Lumbini – Birthplace of Lord Buddha
- Visit Maya Devi Temple, Ashoka Pillar & peaceful monasteries
- Ideal for spiritual travelers and Buddhist pilgrims
Top Experiences in Nepal
- Meditate at monasteries in Kathmandu or Lumbini
- Go trekking to Annapurna Base Camp or short trails in Pokhara
- Take a helicopter tour over Mount Everest (optional)
- Watch Himalayan sunrise at Nagarkot or Sarangkot
- Shop for pashmina shawls, prayer flags, handicrafts, and singing bowls
- Take stunning Instagram shots at suspension bridges and mountain trails
What to Eat in Nepal?
- Dal Bhat – National dish (rice, lentils, curry)
- Momos (dumplings) – Must-try street food
- Thukpa (Tibetan noodle soup)
- Indian food and vegetarian meals are easily available
- Try local tea, yak cheese, and Nepali sweets
What to Buy?
- Pashmina shawls, yak wool scarves, and sweaters
- Handmade Buddhist art, prayer wheels, and incense
- Singing bowls, khukuri knives, and gemstone jewelry
- Affordable souvenirs and spiritual gifts
Best Time to Visit Nepal
- October to March – Clear skies, ideal for sightseeing & trekking
- April to June – Pleasant for travel but slightly warmer
- July to September – Rainy season, but beautiful greenery
Best to visit in autumn or spring for mountain views
How to Reach Nepal?
- Direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Varanasi to Kathmandu (TIA)
- Road travel possible from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar & West Bengal
- No visa required for Indian passport holders — just carry a valid ID
Tripsark handles all travel logistics for a smooth experience
Where to Stay?
✔️ Boutique hotels in Kathmandu & Pokhara
✔️ Lakeside resorts in Pokhara for honeymooners
✔️ Budget-friendly guesthouses and spiritual stays
✔️ TripSark packages include stay, sightseeing, meals & transfers
Why Book Your Nepal Trip with Tripsark?
✔️ Custom 4N/5D, 5N/6D & 7N/8D Nepal packages
✔️ Spiritual, adventure & family travel options available
✔️ Indian food, private transport & experienced local guides
✔️ Add-ons like paragliding, trekking, or jungle safaris
✔️ Road-trip and bike-tour options from India available
✔️ 24/7 support with easy EMI & group booking deals
📞 Let’s Plan Your Nepal Trip Now!
From temple bells to mountain trails, sunrise peaks to peaceful lakes, Nepal offers something for every soul. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly international destination, full of nature, culture, and connection — Nepal is calling.
