India And Nepal Tour

India And Nepal Tour

16 Days / 15 Nights

India and Nepal share more than a majority Hindu population (interestingly, Nepal is officially a Hindu country, whereas India has no official state religion) and the border along the Himalaya.

During this 17 day tour you’ll be able to experience highlights of both countries by way of an 10-day exploration of some of North India’s most famous tourist places, preceded by time in the mountains and valleys of Nepal.

Detailed Itineary

  • Day 1 : Kathmandu

    On arrival in Kathmandu you will be met and assisted with the transfer to your hotel. Overnight in Kathmandu.

  • Day 2 : Kathmandu

    Early morning scenic flight over Himalaya and Mt. Everest, return to the hotel for breakfast and then spend the rest of the day sightseeing around Kathmandu and the neighbouring valley. Overnight in Kathmandu.

  • Day 3 : Kathmandu – Pokhara

    Transfer to Kathmandu airport and fly to Pokhara in the morning with an afternoon tour of Pokhara. Overnight in Pokhara.

  • Day 4 : Pokhara – Kathmandu- Delhi

    Begin your final day in Nepal by driving out to Pokhara’s famed sunrise-point at first light, before driving back to Kathmandu with a flight to Delhi in the afternoon. On arrival in Delhi you’ll be met and assisted with the transfer to your hotel. Overnight in Delhi.

  • Day 5 : Delhi

    India’s capital is a remarkable blend of old and new and a true melting pot as cultures and races from all across India and well beyond are drawn here for any number of reasons. Join a local guide and head off on a tour of some of the cities many monuments, important places of worship, colonial-era buildings and more. The markets of Delhi are amazing, and while it might be a bit early in your tour to fill your bags with shopping, there will certainly be the opportunity if you wish. Overnight in Delhi.

  • Day 6 : Delhi- Jodhpur- Manvar

    Fly to Jodhpur in the morning and meet your driver at the airport here. Make the short transfer out to Manvar where you’ll stay in a tented camp and get a glimpse of village and desert life. Ride a camel (or a jeep if you prefer!) into the desert for sunset. Overnight at Manvar.

  • Day 7 : Manvar - Jodhpur

    More time around Manvar in the morning to visit villages and interact with local people before driving back into Jodhpur. Begin your time here with a walking tour to explore the markets of the old city. Overnight in Jodhpur.

  • Day 8 : Jodhpur

    Sightseeing including Mehrangarh Fort, the royal cenotaphs and more, with ample free time in the afternoon to continue to fossick in the old city area. Overnight in Jodhpur.

  • Day 9 : Jodhpur- Jojawar

    Drive around 4 hours south to the small town of Jojawar, and take a jeep ride in surrounding countryside in the afternoon, visiting remote jungle temples, tribal encampments and more; overnight in Jojawar.

  • Day 10 : Jojawar- Bera

    Morning excursion by train in the scenic Aravali Hills, and later drive to Bera, with a stop en route to visit the Jain temples at Ranakpur. On arrival at Bera check in at the resort and relax.

  • Day 11 : Bera

    In the morning and evening head out by jeep on a leopard-spotting safari (no, you don’t get to paint spots on them…) in the rocky terrain near the town. This is as close to a guaranteed-sighting safari as you’ll get in India. Overnight in a tented camp near Bera.

  • Day 12 : Bera - Udaipur

    This day drive to Udaipur. Ample time in Udaipur is always desirable- the old city here is very walkable, but there is also a wealth of activities and options including cooking classes, boat rides, cycling and hiking in the hills, walking tours and more. Plus the major sights of the city which include the City Palace and intricately carved Jagdish temple. Overnight in Udaipur.

  • Day 13 : Udaipur

    Full day here to continue with activities or just to relax and wander at will. Overnight in Udaipur.

  • Day 14 : Udaipur - Jaipur

    You can opt to fly to Jaipur- the one hour flight is quite a bit easier than the full-day drive, although by driving you can see more of the unique Rajasthan countryside as you go along. Overnight in Jaipur.

  • Day 15 : Jaipur

    Sightseeing, cycle-rickshaw tours, hiking near Amber Fort, shopping and bargaining in the markets, turban-tieing, cooking classes and lot more- there are plenty of options to keep you busy in the Pink City. Overnight in Jaipur.

  • Day 16 : Jaipur- Agra

    Drive first to Abhaneri (one of the most impressive stepwells in the country) then to Fatehpur Sikri, with time at both places before continuing on to reach Agra mid-afternoon. Overnight in Agra.

  • Day 17 : Agra - Depart

    Sightseeing around Agra- what a way to end your trip with a mormning visit to the Taj Mahal! Later depart Agra and drive direct to Delhi airport with departure in the evening.

FAQ

The standard itinerary spans 16 days and 15 nights, covering key attractions in both countries like Jaipur, Pokhara, Udaipur, and Kathmandu.

The itinerary includes UNESCO sites like the Taj Mahal, Jaipur’s Amber Fort, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha.

Highlights include Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Garden of Dreams, and the scenic Everest flight.

The itinerary includes the sacred Ganga in Varanasi, Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu, and the monasteries in Pokhara.

The ideal time is from October to April, offering pleasant weather and clear views of the Himalayas.

Absolutely! A Buddhist circuit tour can be organized, highlighting important sites like Lumbini in Nepal, the birthplace of Buddha, and Sarnath in India, where he delivered his first sermon.

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