The Magical Kingdom of Nepal
A year ago this month Nepal resumed its visa-on-arrival service and has not looked back since.
Thousands of visitors have enjoyed its stunning mountain vistas, shimmering lakes, lush forests with incredible wildlife, remote mountain villages hidden, dizzying rice terraces and the extraordinary art, culture and architecture of its ancient UNESCO-listed, near-mythical ancient cities and incredible wildlife.
Whether you seek to relax beneath the soaring mountains in the Roof of the World, enjoy an exhilarating trek of the snow-covered mountains or explore its natural beauty and wildlife, we have the ideal tour for you.
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Help Save Nepal wildlife
Nepal's longstanding conservation programme has helped improve the life chances of several endangered species of mammals and other animals. If you have considered visiting Nepal and including a wildlife element, speak with us at Transindus and help the country's conservation effort. We will donate £10 per person for each night you spend in one of Nepal's wildlife parks.
Read more about Nepal's conservation programme here>
Nepal Experience
10 days from £1375 per person
Kathmandu Valley and Beyond
9 days from £1985 per person
Enjoy the stunning palaces, pagodas and stupas of the Kathmandu Valley; the jungles and tall grasslands of Chitwan from elephant back, the breathtaking Himalayan panorama from Pokhara
Nepal Experience
10 days from £1375 per person
A compelling mix of landscapes, exotic religious monuments and vibrant Nepali cultures are showcased on this group tour through the Himalayan foothills of the Kathmandu Valley.
Rural Nepal
16 days from £3875 per person
This tour covers all the major sights, including the Valley of Kathmandu, home to the ancient capitals of Nepal and some stunning temples, the national park of Chitwan with its one-horned rhino
Treasures of Nepal
12 days from £3125 per person
Explore the finest monuments and historic sites of the Kathmandu Valley on this introductory tour of Nepal. You’ll visit the great stupas of Swayambhynath and Boudhanath
Walking the Annapurnas
16 days from £3995 per person
Rising abruptly from the foothills above Pokhara, the snow-capped Annapurna range of central Nepal offers the easiest access to the high Himalayas.
Wildlife of Nepal
12 days from £3745 per person
Starting in Kathmandu, here you experience the country's unique cultural heritage and get to see some of the finest examples of Nepal's exotic medieval architecture
The Tarai Culture in Janakpur
Janakpur is a religious and cultural hub in Nepal, thought to be the birthplace of Sita, a human incarnation of the Goddess Lakshmi in the Hindu tradition.
Trekking of the beaten path in the Annapurnas
Nepal’s magnificent Annapurna Region is renowned for trekking, lined as it is by awe-inspiring mountains, dramatic valleys and open plains – not to mention the occasional hilltop shrine or rural village too.
Boat Ride on Phewa Lake
Though perfectly picturesque to walk or cycle around, nothing quite compares to a scenic boat ride on Phewa Lake, undoubtedly the best way to fully appreciate its natural beauty.
Namkha Monastery Tour
Lose yourself in the world of real-life Buddhist monks at Namkha Khyung Dzong Monastery, with an intimate walk through its hymn rooms, courtyards and temples, meeting resident monks along the way.
Discover the Southern Ridge
Strap on your walking boots for a trek across the Kathmandu Valley’s Southern Ridge, a high-altitude area of temples, traditional villages and mesmerising mountain views filling the horizon.
Patan Heritage Walk
Admire traditional artisan crafts and historic buildings aplenty while wandering the sand-hued streets of Patan, on this unmissable heritage walk.
Newa Architecture in Tansen and Bandipur
Something that is bound to leave its mark after your trip to Nepal is the country’s iconic Newa-style of architecture, proudly displayed across the monuments, palaces and temples in the Kathmandu Valley.
Bhaktapur at Dawn
Ancient Bhaktapur is known as the ‘Place of Devotees’ and when the sun breaks each day, morning prayers are called, and the monks ritually make their way to the temple – it is easy to see why.
Kopan Monastery with a Buddhist Monk
The hilltop Kopan Monastery, just outside Kathmandu, is not only beautiful to look at and exciting to visit (enhanced by its panoramic valley views) but also offers an inviting insight into the practices, traditions and stories of reallife Buddhist monks.
