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How do I plan a trip to Nepal from India?
Via Banbasa Border: Another way to reach Nepal from India is through Banbasa Border Crossing in Uttarakhand. This picturesque route is the quickest way from Delhi to Kathmandu if you have your own car. You can also stop at Bardia National Park in Nepal, about five hours from the border, on the way to Kathmandu.
How can I plan a trip to Nepal?
- Itinerary #1: Kathmandu and Pokhara Sightseeing. This five-day sightseeing itinerary is ideal for travelers who want to explore Nepal’s ancient Hindu and Buddhist cultures.
- Itinerary #2: Balthali Village Trek.
- Itinerary #3: Nagarkot Trek and Kathmandu Tour.
- Itinerary #4: Central Nepal Multi-Sport Adventure.
Can I shift to Nepal from India?
Indians can simply travel to Nepal with their passport or other applicable documents which are mentioned later in this article to gain entry to the country, be it the immigration centre at Kathmandu airport or elsewhere.
Do Indians need visa for Nepal?
No. As part of the treaty of peace and friendship between India and Nepal, Indian nationals do not need a visa to enter and stay in Nepal.
How to go to Nepal from India by road?
Nepal has numerous borders with India which you can cross. If you are a non-Indian citizen going by road, there are the following borders available for you: Most of the tourists come through Sunauli or Birgunj border points. In this article, I will be mainly focusing on going from Uttar Pradesh and Delhi to Kathmandu.
How to reach from Delhi to Nepal by train and bus?
Delhi to Nepal by train and bus via Sunauli border. There are several ways you can reach from Delhi to Nepal border, I will be talking about train + bus combination as I find it the most practical. Our itinerary will be the following: Delhi – Gorakhpur – Sunauli – Belahiya. Sunauli also happens to be one of the most popular borders.
Do I need a visa to visit Nepal from India?
For Indians, Nepal offers visa free entry to the country. At the airport, one can either show an Indian passport or the Indian Voter ID Card along with the boarding pass. While travelling by road, it is advised to keep the copy and original ready of the Passport/Voter ID Card.
Which is the nearest border to Nepal from Delhi?
Though the nearest Nepal border from Delhi is Gadda Chauki (Bhimdatta), I would suggest rather choosing the route according to the places you wish to visit in Nepal. For instance, if you are planning to go to Pokhara, Kathmandu or Chitwan, it is much better to enter through Sunauli border.