Nepal Tour Packages From Delhi

Nepal has a multi-ethnic and multicultural society, in which people practicing different religions inhabiting it. Folktales are a very important part of their culture. some of these folktales are even enacted with the help of dance and music. The founder of Buddhism, Gautam Buddha was born in Nepal. Lumbini is listed under the UNESCO World Heritage Convention site as the birth of Gautama Buddha.

Houses in the villages of Nepal are constructed in a very interesting manner: a bamboo skeleton is plastered with a mixture of cow dung and mud. This keeps the houses cool during summers and traps the heat during winters. Some of the festivals celebrated in Nepal are Dashain, Tihar, Chhath, Maha Puja and Nepal Sambat (New Year's according to the religious calendar). There are two major cuisines in Nepal: Dhindo and Gundruk. Just like India, Nepal also adds a variety of spices into its dishes. Some of the dishes that you must try are pilaf, dal bhat, sel roti, thukpa, dhindo, and momo. Momos are a favorite fast food item that has crept its way into the Indian cuisine as well. Try all these mouth-watering dishes while on a Delhi to Nepal tour packages.

As for the Nepalese architecture, it is reflected through the temples, palaces, and houses. Some of the famous monuments are the Pashupatinath Temple, the Nepal Peace Pagoda, Swayambhunath, the Boudha Stupa and the Nyatapola Temple amongst many others. The art that exists in Nepal is mainly traditional Newar art. This form of art is mainly religious in nature. You can find several paubha paintings, sculptures as well as other crafts made out of metal in the traditional form. Get close to the traditional art and rich history with a tour package to Nepal from Delhi. Another interesting aspect of Newar art is the sand painting of the traditional mandala during birth as well as death rituals. Travel within Nepal is not difficult. Many airlines operate between different cities in Nepal. Yeti Air, Buddha Air, and Cosmic Air being some of them. There is, of course, local transportation that you can use like the microbus, local bus, tourist bus, rickshaw, tempo, taxi, tram and custom motorcycle.

Ideal Duration

Most of the places that tourists want to visit in Nepal are not very far away from each other. Therefore, one can plan a short duration of visit to Nepal. However, if you are looking into going for trekking or mountain climbing, you definitely need more time to partake in these activities. Book your Nepal Tour Package From Delhi keeping in mind all these criteria.

Best Time To Visit

Winter (September to February)

If you are planning a trekking trip to Nepal, these are the best months for you. The monsoon has subsided and the visibility level rises. The temperature will, of course, dropdown. January is the coldest month of the year. Most of the National Parks open up for a visit around this time and you can explore the wildlife.

Summer (March to May)

The beginning of March is marked by the blooming of various flowers all across Nepal. This also happens to be the rhododendron season and the entire landscape is covered with beauty in shades of white, red and pink. In fact, the festival of colors is just around the corner with people getting ready to spray the town red. This is one of the options that you can explore when traveling from Delhi to Nepal.

Monsoon (June to August)

Monsoon in Nepal can somewhat summarize as warm temperatures and high humidity. Rainfall in Nepal is not severe and you can expect waking up to beautiful mornings. The average temperature around this time is 25 to 30 degrees Celsius.

How To Reach Nepal From Delhi?

By Air

As you might have assumed, this is the easiest way to reach Nepal from India. Board a non-stop flight to Nepal and cover the 1,144 km distance in the blink of an eye. The average duration in which you will cover this distance is 1.5 hrs. You can reach Nepal on your tour packages to Nepal from Delhi by air easily.

By Rail

Although there are no direct trains from Delhi to Nepal, you can, however, board a train from Delhi to Gorakhpur and then cross the border by bus. This entire can be completed in 20 hrs.

By Road

Traveling by road either means a private car or by bus. As mentioned earlier, you can travel down to Gorakhpur from Delhi and then board a bus that will take you to Nepal. You can also explore the option of using your own private car and travel from Delhi to Nepal. Many tourists travel in this manner.