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.
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Treasures of Nepal
12 days from £3125 per person
Rural Nepal
16 days from £3875 per person
Wildlife of Nepal
12 days from £3355 per person
Walking the Annapurnas
16 days from £3995 per person
Mountain Kingdoms of Nepal & Bhutan
16 days from £8295 per person
North India and Nepal
17 days from £3955 per person
The best time to Visit Nepal
October and November are the best months to visit Nepal when the air is crisp and clear, and the country is lush and green following the monsoon. February to April is also a good time when the weather is warming up and many flowers are in bloom. Some haze does set in by April obscuring the mountain views. The weather is clear but chilly in December and January. May and early June are the warmest months, and the monsoon is prevalent from the middle of June to September. At 4000 meters, the Kathmandu Valley is relatively temperate. Chitwan in the Terai region is warm and can get quite hot by April.
Nepal's climate follows a monsoonal two-season pattern. The dry months last from October to May with the monsoons from June to September. The latter months also tend to be very hot and humid with temperatures in some parts of the country often rising above 35ºC.
Why not combine India with Nepal
Exploiting a clever combination of short-haul flights and overnight trains, this tour manages to pack most of North India and Nepal’s big-hitting sights into a tour lasting a little over a fortnight. You’ll see the Taj Mahal and the Pink City of Jaipur in Rajasthan, watch the sunrise over the Ganges at Varanasi and explore the Mughal monuments and bazaars of Old Delhi.
A quick hop by plane to Kathmandu puts you into position for a round of Nepal’s principal attractions, ranging from the UNESCO World Heritage sites of the capital itself to Chitwan National Park on the southern grasslands and spectacular views of the Himalayas from Pokhara Lake.
Kathmandu
Kathmandu is the beating heart of Nepal and the centre of its history, art, and culture. A thriving city of over a million people, it can both overwhelm and intrigue in equal measure. Known as the ‘City of Temples’ because of its vast numbe…
Kathmandu Valley: Patan & Bhaktapur
Separated from Kathmandu by the Bagmati River, Patan (also called Lalitpur or Manigal) is the Kathmandu Valley’s second largest town, boasting an even greater concentration of religious monuments than the capital. Most of them are grouped i…
Bandipur
Newari traders from the Kathmandu Valley established Bandipur as a hub on the Indo- Tibet road in the late 18th century, bringing with them the rich architectural heritage which endures in the town to this day. Bypassed by the main Pokhara–…
Chitwan National Park
Chitwan National Park is found in the rich lowland Terai region adjoining India. The one-horned rhinoceros is almost emblematic of this area, which it shares with a handful of wild elephants, crocodile, buffalo and bison. Deer, such as the…
Everest Flights
Undoubtedly the easiest and quickest route to the world’s highest mountain summits is by flying to them. At the crack of dawn each morning during the tourist season, a fleet of small, 16-seater aircraft depart Kathmandu’s airport for a scen…
Bardia National Park
Bardia National Park Bound by the Karnali River and the Churia range of the Siwalik Hills in south-western Nepal, parts of the 374-sq-mile (968-sq-km) Bardia National Park were originally a royal hunting reserve. Today it’s the largest and…
Walking & Trekking in Nepal
The Annapurna region in the west and Everest region in the east are Nepal’s principal trekking areas, attracting walkers from across the world in spring and autumn, when visibility and weather conditions are optimum. The scenery in both is…
The Annapurna Region
The mighty Annapurna Himal, nearly 25 miles (40km) across and with nine massive peaks, virtually bisects the vast 2,945-sq-mile (7,629-sq-km) Annapurna Conservation Area (ACA) which has long been home to some of the country’s most popular t…
Paragliding in Nepal
In recent years, Pokhara has emerged as Nepal’s paragliding centre. Today it is reputedly one of the world’s top five tandem locations for the sport. The easy charms of Phewa Lake and generally reliable, stable thermals anchored to jaw-drop…
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…
Wildlife of Nepal
12 days from £3355 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,…
North India and Nepal
17 days from £3955 per person
Exploiting a clever combination of short-haul flights and overnight trains, this tour manages to pack most of North India and Nepal’s big-hitting sights into a…
Mountain Kingdoms of Nepal & Bhutan
16 days from £8295 per person
The Himalayan kingdoms of Bhutan and Nepal share much in common – not least their astounding mountain landscapes and Tibetan-Buddhist heritage. They are also, however,…
Nepal Experience
10 days from £1345 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…
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…
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