#hotel everest view

[glorioushimalaya]

A winter trek in the Everest region offers unmatched tranquility, with pleasant days and views of breathtaking clarity. Majestic peaks stand sharp against the azure sky, while chilly nights bring a touch of winter's sigh.

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Mount Everest पर कैसे जाएं: पूरी गाइड और युक्तियाँ

Mount Everest पर कैसे जाएं: माउंट एवेरेस्ट पर चढ़ाई कैसे करें? How to Climb Mount Everestin Hindi? Mount Evarest पर जाने के लिए कितना पैसा लगता है? Mount Everest पर कैसे चढ़ते है? How to be a climber? कितना खर्च आता है? जानेंगे सब कुछ। आज के इ�� पोस्ट में यदि आप भी एक घुमक्कड़ जिज्ञासा के व्यक्ति है, तो आपको माउंटेन एवरेस्ट पर चढ़ने का जुनून जरूर सवार होगा ऐसे दुनिया भर के लाखों-करोड़ों लोग होते…

[sgiandubh]

In Jake Norton's words...

Among domestic clearer political skies (yes, thank God, it's improving greatly!), it is with much interest that I read Jake Norton's first blog entry about the Everest trek with S and team. You can find it here: https://jakenorton.com/reflections-on-hunku/

Here are the excerpts I found most telling, but I do encourage you to read it all. It is genuine, it is honest and it is real. This guy does not need to sugarcoat anything, indeed - not that mountaineers were this particular type, either.

'An adventurous soul with a heart of gold', who 'rose to it all, never flustered or bothered, always interested and engaged and inquisitive.' Remember (ROFLMAO), this is not Tash, the Twitter Sparkle Lounge madame, speaking from her fangirling mirador at a random OL con. This is what a man with a 30 years experience of high-altitude trekking has to say about his unlikely, but enthusiastic travel companion. And to make the unintended (but honest) Slap-an-Idiot operation even more resounding, he then proceeds to explain why this is not even remotely an indulgent judgement of the character. He could not be clearer about it:

'And, to be honest, my little coffeeshop meeting was both to suss out his interest and let him meet me (and judge me) in person, but also, more importantly, to feel him out. Guiding for me is not simply an economic thing, transactional, but about time and people and experience. I’ve done too many “off-the-shelf” trips in the past to have zero tolerance for sharing the mountains with people whose goals and values are misaligned with mine. It took but minutes with Sam to know our worlds, while vastly different, were built upon similar ideas and ideals and approaches.'

He guided S the only possible way one must travel through Asia: with an open mind and an even more open heart. They deliberately ran away from five-stars accommodation (this blogger always combines the humble and the glam, with a noted preference for the genuine 'humble') and graciously responded to the local people's enthusiasm - something that will always be the most beautiful surprise to any traveler who successfully unlearned how to behave like a tourist:

'Unfortunately for Sam, I don’t really believe in the sugar-coated version of Nepal; fancy hotels and windowed views of life are little more than television with smell. I want people to see the real Nepal, wander the back streets, immerse in the smoky incense of dawn on cobbled streets, bells chiming and dogs barking, ambling through the visceral reality that is Pashupatinath, taking in the respite of Bodhanath, embracing the comforting chaos of alleys and backways of Lalitpur.'

Reading this made me both feel nostalgic and itchy. For even if you might find me enjoying high tea, in the Bangkok Mandarin Oriental's Author Lounge, my heart will always, always fondly remember the magical nights in a humble Hmong thatched hut at Ban Somsavath, somewhere midway from Vientiane to Luang Prabang. But that is personal and I wouldn't dare mix it up with someone else's experience, so I won't insist. What I can tell you, though, is that I absolutely believe S is honest when he says he will be back: for it is not the traveler that chooses Asia - it is Asia that carefully, deliberately chooses the traveler.

These sounds are mine. They will always resound loudly in my soul, for too many reasons to list here in tearing haste. Why did I add them, though? Because once your plane crosses the Everest, the magic begins in earnest:

[bcacstuff]

location: Hotel Everest View

[maximumwobblerbanditdonut]

SH - IGS

At Everest view hotel for Breakfast and amazing views 🗻

It seems after the Everest Base Camp Trek they decided to stay overnight in one of the highest hotels in the world. The Hotel Everest View (EVH) is at 3880m. An 8-hour trek from Everest Base Camp can get you to Hotel Everest View just 30.9 km. (19.2 mi.) away.

Visiting EVH skip a certain portion of trekking and reach the destination within a small portion of the time. Utilising the helicopter pickup service, they return to Kathmandu.

Everest View Hotel is 138 km away from Kathmandu and it will take around 45 to 50 minutes to reach Kathmandu from this hotel. The view of this hotel 🏨 is worth it.

It's hard to top Hotel Everest View for setting (pun intended) The hotel overlooking Mount Everest, is situated in a thick forest of birch, fir, and rhododendron.

@jacks_zone

Posted 19th December 2024

[eternahimalaya]

Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

Overview:

Eternal Himalaya starts on an exclusive aerial adventure with our Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour Package. This extraordinary journey combines the thrill of a helicopter ride with the awe-inspiring beauty of the Himalayas, culminating in a unique landing experience at the iconic Everest Base Camp.

Tour Highlights:

Scenic Helicopter Flight: Soar above the majestic Himalayan range on a private helicopter, witnessing panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, picturesque valleys, and remote Sherpa villages.

Aerial Views of Everest: Marvel at the unparalleled beauty of Mount Everest and its neighboring peaks from a vantage point that few have the privilege to experience.

Exclusive Everest Base Camp Landing: Touch down at Everest Base Camp and immerse yourself in the dramatic landscapes that surround the world's highest peak. Capture breathtaking photos and absorb the unique atmosphere at this iconic location.

Kalapathar Overflight: Soar over Kalapathar, a renowned vantage point offering stunning views of Everest, providing a different perspective than the traditional trekking route.

Breakfast at Yeti Mountain Home: Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast at Yeti Mountain Home, a high-altitude luxury lodge, adding a touch of comfort to your Himalayan adventure.

Cultural Interactions: Engage with local Sherpa communities during your journey, gaining insights into their rich culture and traditions.

Professional Guides: Benefit from the expertise of our experienced guides, who ensure your safety and provide informative commentary throughout the tour.

Package Inclusions:

Private helicopter charter for the tour.

Professional and experienced pilot.

Breakfast at Everest View Hotel.

Permits and necessary documentation.

Ground transportation to and from the helipad.

Duration: Approximately 3 to 4 hours (including flight and landing time).

Best Time to Experience: The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is available throughout the year, but the optimal weather conditions are generally from March to May and September to November.

[heavenhimalaya]

View from the Everest View Hotel in Khumbu, Nepal

Photo by: Hotel Everest View

Package: Everest View Trek.

[adventuresandstuffs]

Tuesday March 28

Trekking Day 3

For a few days now I’ve had bad cell signal and little or no Wi-Fi. So catching up here!

Tuesday… I thought I was dying.

Not really. But it was rough. I went to bed Monday night at 9pm and at 2am I woke up with terrible nausea. I tried to throw up. I couldn’t. I tried to go back to sleep. I couldn’t. I finally crawled out of my sleeping bag at 7am and at 8am I went down to the tea house to see if I could eat.

Tuesday was meant to be an acclimitization day. Hike high, sleep low. We were to climb a smaller mountain and return to Namche to sleep a second night before moving on to our next spot. The acclimitization hike was a planned 1.5 mile, 1600 feet elevation gain climb, with a ridge line trek at the top to the Everest View Hotel, the worlds highest hotel. The total up/down trek was meant to be 4 miles and take us about 3 hours.

With that in mind, I ordered some coffee and toast. I took one bite of toast and had to run back to the room (thank god we got the upgraded room with our own toilet) and I threw up, and threw up, and threw up… and then came the diarrhea. Horrible.

After about an hour I thought I had cleared it all out and I headed back downstairs. I threw some electrolytes into a water bottle and around 930 we headed out.

After about 10 min, Kiran, our amazing guide, knew I was fucked. He offered to carry my bag, which weighed about 12 lbs, but I stubbornly refused. I wanted to do it myself. But I couldn’t. I could barely move. I had been up too long at that point, every fluid and carbohydrate had exited my body. It was miserable.

Finally after about 30 min I relented and let him carry my bag. It barely made a difference. I couldn’t climb more than 10 feet without having to stop. It took 2.5 hours for me to go one mile. I threw up multiple times and had to hide behind some trees for bouts of diarrhea on the trail. Misery.

Finally after about 3 hours we made it to the top. I had some soup. Ate some toast. Had some electrolytes. Rested. And we headed down. All told our 3 hour trek at 11500 feet up to 13000 feet took 5 hours.

But… I did it.

No way I could have done it without Kiran carrying my bag (pictured below) and without his and Tyler’s patience, motivation, and help.

Thankfully, the vomit and diarrhea were my fault. I ate a huge meal Monday night and laid down immediately. At this elevation it takes much longer to digest. That and some altitude sickness kicked my ass. The thankfully part is that it wasn’t bacterial diarrhea because that could have ended the trip.

On the plus side, I got my first glance of Everest, and I grimaced through some great pictures.

More to come!

[missionsummittreks]

Everest Base Camp Trek - Conquer the Roof of the World!

🏔️ 📅 Trip Duration: 14 days 

📍 Destination: Nepal 

🏞️ Trip Difficulty: Strenuous 

🚍 Transport: Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu 

🍽️ Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner (BLD) during the trek 🏠

 Accommodation: Cozy Teahouses & Lodges 

👥 Group Size: Small & Personalized (Min. 1 / Max. 15) 

⛰️ Max Elevation: 5,364m - Everest Base Camp 

⏰ Walking Hours: 5-7 hours daily 

🏁 Start/End: Kathmandu/Kathmandu 

🚶‍♂️ Trekking Type: Local Lodge-based Tea House Trek 

🌈 Best Season: February to May, September to December

🌟 TRIP HIGHLIGHTS

Trek to the base camp of the world's highest mountain, Mount Everest.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Khumbu region.

Witness stunning panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and more.

Explore the Sherpa culture and traditions in mountain villages.

Visit the famous Tengboche Monastery and receive blessings for a successful trek.

Travel with a small group for an intimate and personalized experience.

📋 DETAILED ITINERARY

 Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu Arrive in Kathmandu, 

the bustling capital of Nepal. Meet your trekking guide and fellow adventurers. Rest and prepare for the exciting journey ahead.

Day 2: Flight to Lukla, Trek to Phakding (2,651m) 

Take a thrilling flight to Lukla, the gateway to the Everest region. Embark on the trek to Phakding, passing through picturesque landscapes.

Day 3: Trek to Namche Bazaar (3,440m) 

Continue the trek along the Dudh Koshi River. Climb up to Namche Bazaar, the vibrant Sherpa trading hub.

Day 4: Acclimatization Day in Namche Bazaar 

Acclimatize to the increasing altitude in Namche Bazaar. Explore the town and enjoy panoramic views of Everest and surrounding peaks.

Day 5: Trek to Tengboche (3,867m) 

Trek through rhododendron forests and reach the Tengboche Monastery. Experience the serene ambiance and panoramic mountain vistas.

Day 6: Trek to Dingboche (4,260m) 

Descend to Debuche and cross the Imja River. Climb uphill to Dingboche, a beautiful village surrounded by mountains.

Day 7: Acclimatization Day in Dingboche 

Take a day to acclimatize in Dingboche. Hike to Nagarjun Hill for breathtaking views of Ama Dablam and Lhotse.

Day 8: Trek to Lobuche (4,930m) 

Trek through the moraines of the Khumbu Glacier. Reach Lobuche, a popular stop before reaching Everest Base Camp.

Day 9: Trek to Everest Base Camp (5,364m) and Gorak Shep (5,140m) 

Ascend to the ultimate destination, Everest Base Camp. Witness the majestic Khumbu Icefall and the towering Everest. Descend to Gorak Shep for overnight stay.

Day 10: Hike to Kala Patthar (5,545m), 

Trek to Pheriche (4,371m) Early morning hike to Kala Patthar for a stunning sunrise view over Everest. Descend to Pheriche, another beautiful Sherpa village.

Day 11: Trek to Namche Bazaar Trek back to Namche Bazaar, 

enjoying the scenic landscapes. Relax and celebrate the successful completion of the trek.

Day 12: Trek to Lukla Continue the trek to Lukla, 

the last leg of the journey. Reflect on the incredible adventure and bid farewell to the mountains.

Day 13: Flight to Kathmandu Fly back to Kathmandu and transfer to your hotel. Rest and celebrate the achievement of reaching Everest Base Camp.

Day 14: Departure Say goodbye to Nepal, 

carrying with you unforgettable memories. Depart with a sense of accomplishment and a love for the Himalayas.

💰 COST INCLUDES

Airport transfers upon arrival and departure.

Domestic flights (Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu) with airport taxes.

Accommodation in a 3-star hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast.

Tea house or lodge accommodation during the trek.

All meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) during the trek.

Licensed English-speaking trekking guide.

Porter service (1 porter for 2 trekkers) to carry your trekking gear.

Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit.

TIMS card (Trekker's Information Management System).

All government taxes and official expenses.

🚫 COST EXCLUDES

International airfare to and from Kathmandu.

Nepal entry visa fees (available upon arrival at Kathmandu airport).

Travel and rescue insurance (mandatory).

Personal expenses such as additional meals, drinks, and snacks.

Tips for trekking staff (guide, porter, etc.).

Any extra costs incurred due to unforeseen circumstances (natural disasters, flight delays, roadblocks, etc.).

Any services not mentioned in the "Cost Includes" section.

🗨️ FOR MORE INFORMATION AND BOOKINGS, CONTACT US: Email: info@missionsummuittreks.com WhatsApp: +977-9808262524

https://www.missionsummittreks.com/trip/everest-base-camp-trek/

🌄 Embark on a journey to conquer Everest Base Camp! 🌄

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Ama Dablam from the hotel Everest view (OC) (7008x4672)

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Where to Stay at Kumbhalgarh: A Guide for Every Budget

Choose Where to Stay WiselyMake a ListVisit at Different Times of the Day

Have you been enchanted by the verdant hills, majestic forts, and breathtaking palaces of Udaipur? If so, Kumbhalgarh should definitely be on your list. This fort-town, a two-hour drive from Udaipur, boasts new architecture and a mesmerizing landscape—just ask any of the locals about their favorite hotspot in Rajasthan and Kumbhalgarh will likely top their list.

But the beauty of Kumbhalgarh isn’t just limited to its sights and sounds. The town also offers a great selection of accommodation options for every budget. From luxury hotels and resorts to small guesthouses and camping sites, you’ll find something that fits your travel style. In this guide, we break down where to stay in Kumbhalgarh depending on what kind of traveler you are.

Exploring the Kumbhalgarh Fort

Kumbhalgarh fort is the perfect destination for anyone looking for a fantastic trip. Whether you're traveling solo or with family, you won't be disappointed by what the fort has to offer. Beyond its remarkable history and architecture, you'll find plenty of activities to enjoy and sights to explore.

Take a stroll through the perimeter walls and marvel at their ancient engineering. View the palace from a bird's eye view on top of the Kumbha Mahal, or pay a visit to the Badal Mahal - considered one of India’s most striking monuments - and enjoy its rich wall paintings. If you're looking for more action-packed activities, there are outdoor games like volleyball, cricket, and badminton courts at the fort's base, which are sure to provide hours of entertainment.

No matter how you choose to experience Kumbhalgarh Fort, you're sure to leave with lasting memories of your time here!

Budget-Friendly Accommodations

If you're looking to stay in or around the best resort near Kumbhalgarh fort without spending an arm and a leg, there are plenty of affordable lodging options available, and one of the best resorts in Everest hill resort in Kumbhalgarh. Whether you want a comfortable budget-friendly hotel room close to the fort wall, a pleasant houseboat cruise along the lake, or an eco-resort nestled amongst the hills, Kumbhalgarh really has something for every traveler.

Hotels: The numerous budget hotels near Kumbhalgarh provide a mix of modern upscale comforts and rustic stays in private cottages. Here you'll enjoy simple rooms with basic amenities like air-conditioning and Wi-Fi, without having to pay more than the price of a regular meal.

Houseboats: Enjoy a unique experience by spending the night on one of Kumbhalgarh's traditional houseboats as it slowly cruises around Lake Pichola. All houseboats come with comfortable beds, attached bathrooms, and other modern facilities for an unforgettable vacation experience.

Eco-Resorts: Staying in one of Kumbhalgarh's eco-resorts offers an immersive experience amidst nature, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. There's something special about being surrounded by endless views of lush green hills while enjoying all the necessary comforts that come with staying at a resort.

Tips for Planning Your Kumbhalgarh Itinerary

When it comes to planning your Kumbhalgarh itinerary, there's plenty to see and do – but don't try to cram everything in. Kumbhalgarh is a great place to relax, take in the views and enjoy the music of nature. Here are some tips for making the most of your trip:

One of the best tips for planning your Kumbhalgarh Trip is to choose a hotel carefully. You want something that's close enough to the sights you want to see, but also with enough amenities to make your stay comfortable. Depending on your budget, there are lots of great hotel options available in Kumbhalgarh—from luxury resorts and boutique hotels, all the way down to basic homestays and budget-friendly guest houses.

Making a list of things you want to do while you're in Kumbhalgarh is essential – and don’t forget about taking time out for relaxation! Writing down what you plan on doing every day helps give structure and focus to your trip—plus it gives you something to look forward to as you're driving around town or exploring nature trails.

Kumbhalgarh is stunning at any time of day—but visiting different places at different times can give you a unique perspective on them. For example, visiting the fort during sunset offers beautiful views of its surroundings while exploring ancient temples early morning can give you an extra atmosphere full of peaceful vibes. Whatever you do, make sure that your itinerary includes different destinations when at various times throughout the day.

Conclusion

No matter what your budget is Ancient India Hospitality provides the best budget hotel in Kumbhalgarh, you can find the perfect accommodations in Kumbhalgarh that will meet your needs. From lavish hotels set on a hilltop to cozy homestays tucked away in the Aravalli Range, you can find a place that suits your taste and budget. From the beautiful garden views to the delicious local cuisine, you will find a number of ways to make your stay in Kumbhalgarh unforgettable. So no matter what type of travel experience you are looking for, you can find it in Kumbhalgarh.

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About Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour

The Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour departs from the domestic terminal at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. 

The plane circles the valley before landing in Lukla, the gateway to Mount Everest. 

The helicopter's aerial view reveals the dramatic landscapes, verdant rolling hills decorated with farm fields, and a backdrop of gratifying mountains. 

As we approach Lukla Airport, the flight experience becomes even more enjoyable. 

After a brief spin, the plane lands at Lukla Airport's airstrip for refueling. 

You will get your first taste of Sherpa culture during Everest base camp helicopter tour. 

The Everest region is primarily a Buddhist region, with the majority of people practicing Buddhism and related traditions.

After a brief rest and some flight procedures, we fly higher, overflying Everest before landing at Kala Patthar as requested by the client. Our daring pilots will ensure that all safety precautions have been taken and will inspect the helipad before landing at an altitude of 5450m at Kala Patthar. You'll be greeted with 360-degree panoramic views of the Nuptse-Lhotse-Lola peaks, as well as Khumbu Ice Falls, glaciers, and Mt. Pumori. You are welcome to take photos to share with your friends and family, but we recommend that our visitors stay present and enjoy the wonderful nature and surroundings.

On our way back to Kathmandu, we stop for breakfast at Hotel Everest View in Syangboche, the world's highest-altitude hotel. We'll be at Syangboche for about 20-30 minutes. After breakfast, we will return to Lukla Airport to refuel before flying back to Kathmandu.

[tripjyada]

Best Darjeeling Tour Packages under 8000 to 12000 Rupees

Planning a trip to Darjeeling? If you're looking for You've come to the right place if you're looking for the best Darjeeling tour packages under 8,000 to 12,000 Rupees! This charming Indian hill station is well-known for its breathtaking scenery, tea gardens, and vibrant culture. Here’s a guide to help you explore the best options available within your budget.

Why Choose Darjeeling?

Darjeeling is known for its breathtaking views of the Himalayas, especially the majestic Kanchenjunga. The cool climate and lush greenery make it a perfect getaway. With numerous attractions like Tiger Hill, Batasia Loop, and the Japanese Peace Pagoda, Darjeeling offers a unique experience for every traveler.

Best Darjeeling Tour Packages under 8000 to 12000 Rupees

 Tips for Booking Your Tour

- Book Early: Prices can vary based on demand. You can get better prices if you make your reservation early. 

- Check Reviews: Look for packages from reputable travel agencies with positive reviews.

- Customize Your Itinerary: Many agencies allow you to customize your tour based on your interests.

Tour Highlights

Tsomgo Lake, Baba Mandir , Nathula Pass , Tiger HIll

Itinerary

Day 1 : Bagdogra Airport to Gangtok - Pickup

On arrival at NJP Railway Station / Bagdogra Airport, you will be met by our driver who will assist you to board your vehicle to Gangtok. On arrival check into the hotel and enjoy the day at leisure.

GANGTOK: At an altitude of 1750 m, Gangtok became the state capital in the Mid-19th century and has undergone rapid development since then, the downtown area is dominated by huge government buildings decorated with traditional Buddhist symbols. Gangtok is also a testing ground for people traveling to North Sikkim. Surrounded by Monasteries and Orchids, Gangtok is truly a traveler's delight.

Day 2 : Gangtok to Tsomgo Lake & Baba Mandir - Excursion

Breakfast at the hotel and full day excursion toTsomgo Lake (Changu Lake) which is 35 Kms from Gangtok at an altitude of 12,400 feet. The lake derives its waters from melting snow off the surrounding mountains. Legends say that lamas could forecast the future by studying the colour of the lake’s waters & AlsoNew Baba Mandir. (Note: Nathula Pass Closed on Monday). (Nathula Pass Extra Cost ).

Day 3 : Gangtok to Darjeeling - Transfer

Breakfast at the hotel later proceed Darjeeling. Darjeeling is a town in India's West Bengal state, in the Himalayan foothills. Once a summer resort for the British Raj elite, it remains the terminus of the narrow-gauge Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, or “Toy Train,” completed in 1881. It's famed for the distinctive black tea grown on plantations that dot its surrounding slopes. Its backdrop is Mt. Kanchenjunga, among the world’s highest peaks.

Day 4 : Darjeeling - Fullday Sightseeing

Early morning visit Tiger Hill to see a beautiful sunrise and Himalayan Range like Kanchandzonga, Mount Everest etc. One can see the horizon changing colours just before sunrise and then the entire Himalayan range turns golden. It is truly a majestic sight and Ghoom Monastery which is the oldest Monastery in the area which was built in 1875 and one can see the image of Mythey Buddha 15ft. height on the way back from Kanchendzonga View Point. Then visit Batasia Loop and transfer to the hotel. Breakfast at the hotel and proceed for a city tour visiting Himalayan Mountaineering Institute (closed on Thursday) which was started by Tenzing Norgay after he climbed Mt. Everest, Padmaja Naidu Zoological Park (closed on Thursday), Tibetan Refugee Centre (closed on Sunday), Tenzing Rock / Gombu Rock, Tea Estate (from outside), Japanese Peace Pagoda. Note: Tiger hill pass / coupons subject to availability & it’s free of cost – It will be restricted to not more than 600 cab / day – Based on coupons given by Sadar traffic office only a day in advance.

Day 5 : Darjeeling to Bagdogra Airport - Drop

Breakfast at the hotel and drive to Bagdogra Airport / NJP Railway Station in time for flight/train to onward destination.

Conclusion

With so many options available, finding the Best Darjeeling Tour Packages under 8000 to 12000 Rupees is easier than ever. Whether you are traveling solo or with family, these packages offer a great way to experience the beauty of Darjeeling without breaking the bank. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable journey in the hill

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Nepal is a landlocked country nestled in the Himalayas, known for its stunning natural beauty, rich culture, and spiritual significance.Explore the stunning beauty of Nepal with Musafircab! We offer affordable and well-planned Gorakhpur to Nepal tour packages, perfect for families, friends, couples, and solo travelers. Our packages include exciting adventures, cultural experiences, and spiritual visits.With customizable plans, you can enjoy private cab services, comfortable stays, tasty meals, and well-organized schedules—all within your budget.To start planning your dream trip, call or WhatsApp us at +91–8881118838. Our friendly support team is here to help you 24/7!

This five-day tour itinerary offers a perfect blend of spirituality, adventure, and cultural immersion for a memorable journey.

Day 1 Gorakhpur Arrival | Transfer to Pokhara Via Lumbini

We will pick you up from your desired location in Gorakhpur for Pokhara via Lumbini. En route to Pokhara, we will go for a sightseeing tour in Lumbini. It is a pilgrimage site for Buddhists which was declared as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1997. According to Buddhist scripture, it is believed that it is the birthplace of Gautam Buddha. This is where Queen Mahamayadevi gave birth to Siddharta Gautama in around 563 BC. 

Distance: 350 km via Lumbini

Duration: 9hr

Places to visit in Lumbini

Mayadevi Temple

Ashoka Pillar

World Peace Pagoda

Myanmar Golden Temple

Lumbini Museum

China Temple 

Overnight stay in a hotel

Day 2 Full-day Pokhara local sightseeing tour and Night Stay in Pokhara

After a delicious and healthy breakfast, we’ll set off to explore the beautiful city of Pokhara. Known as the "Tourist Capital of Nepal," Pokhara is one of the most popular destinations in the country and the second most visited city in Nepal. Our day will begin with a sightseeing tour of Pokhara, where we’ll visit some of its top attractions: 

Places to visit in Pokhara

Devi's Fall

Gupteshwar cave

Bindhyabasini temple

Seti River

Mahendra cave

Bat cave

Phewa Lake

Tal Barahi temple

Overnight stay in Pokhara

If you're feeling adventurous, you can also try some exciting activities like:

Paragliding (INR 6500 per person)

Bungee Jumping (INR 4500 per person)

This will be a day full of adventure, culture, and relaxation, making the most of your time in Pokhara!

Day 3: Transfer to Kathmandu via Manakamana Temple

Morning: After breakfast, check out and drive to Kathmandu (approx. 6-7 hours)

En Route: Visit Manakamana Temple in Gorkha (3 hours drive from Kathmandu).

Take the cable car ride and enjoy panoramic views of the Annapurna Range, Manaslu, and Himchuli.

The temple is dedicated to Goddess Bhagwati, believed to fulfill the wishes of devotees.

Continue the journey to Kathmandu.

Evening: Check-in at the hotel and relax.

Overnight stay in Kathmandu.

Day 4 Full-Day Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour

After your breakfast, we will embark on the Kathmandu Tour. During the day, we will visit Pashupatinath Temple, Goheshwari Devi Temple, Bouddhanath Stupa, Jalnarayan Temple, and Bhaktapur / Patan Darbar Square. You will be taken on a full guided tour of these places so that no stones are left uncovered during your exploration. After a complete day of exploration and an informed tour, you will be taken back to your cozy hotel rooms in Kathmandu by late evening.

Optional: Everest Mount Flight. Flight at 06:30 AM – INR 8800 per person including airport transfer

Places to visit in Kathmandu

Pashupatinath Temple

Goheshwari Devi temple

Jalnarayan temple

Swayambhu Temple

Boudhanath Stupa

Overnight stay in a hotel

Day 5 Kathmandu to Gorakhpur Transfer after Breakfast 10 Hours Driving Time

After an enthralling trip to explore Nepal, our drivers will seamlessly take you back to Gorakhpur. With a token of love and many greetings, we look forward to seeing you and traveling with us again.

Distance: 333 Km by Narayanghat, Bharatpur, Very Safe Rode 

Duration: 10 hr

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Affordable Nepal Tour Package from Gorakhpur

Nepal, the land of breathtaking landscapes, ancient temples, and vibrant culture, has long been a favorite destination for travelers. Finding an affordable yet enriching tour package can make the dream of exploring Nepal a reality for those embarking on this journey from Gorakhpur. Let’s dive into the various aspects of an affordable Nepal tour package from Gorakhpur, ensuring a memorable trip within a budget.

Why Choose Nepal as Your Travel Destination?

Nepal offers a blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and adventure. It’s home to iconic landmarks like Mount Everest, the serene Phewa Lake, and historical treasures such as the Kathmandu Durbar Square. Its proximity to Gorakhpur makes it an ideal international destination for Indian travelers, especially those seeking affordability without compromising on the experience.

Benefits of Starting Your Nepal Journey from Gorakhpur

1. Convenient Accessibility

Gorakhpur, located near the Indo-Nepal border, serves as a gateway to Nepal. With excellent road and rail connectivity, it’s easy to reach major Nepalese destinations like Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan.

2. Cost-Effective Travel Options

The road routes and shared transportation options between Gorakhpur and Nepal reduce travel costs significantly, making it an affordable choice for budget-conscious travelers.

3. Hassle-Free Border Crossing

Starting from Gorakhpur simplifies the process of entering Nepal, as it’s close to the Sonauli border. Tour packages often include assistance with documentation and border formalities.

Key Features of an Affordable Nepal Tour Package

1. Transportation Options

Affordable packages focus on cost-efficient yet comfortable travel options. You can expect services such as:

Shared Cabs or Buses: Ideal for group travelers looking to split costs.

Private Taxis: For families or couples preferring privacy.

Railway to Gorakhpur and Road Transfers: Combining train and road travel for an economical yet convenient journey.

2. Budget-Friendly Accommodation

Most affordable packages provide accommodations ranging from budget hotels to mid-range stays. Popular choices include:

Economy Hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara: Offering clean, basic amenities with easy access to major attractions.

Homestays: Providing a cultural experience along with cost savings.

Dormitory Options: Great for backpackers or solo travelers.

3. Customized Sightseeing Plans

Even budget packages include guided tours to top destinations, ensuring you don’t miss out on Nepal’s charm.

Kathmandu’s cultural heritage sites such as Sambhunath (Monkey Temple) and Pashupatinath Temple.

Pokhara’s serene lakes and adventure spots.

Chitwan National Park for a wildlife safari.

Budget-Friendly Travel Tips

1. Travel During Off-Season

Avoid peak tourist months to enjoy lower rates on accommodations and tour services. Consider traveling between June and September.

2. Choose Group Packages

Traveling in a group often reduces individual costs, as shared expenses for transportation and accommodations significantly cut down the overall budget.

3. Pack Smartly

Carry essentials like reusable water bottles, snacks, and basic medicines to avoid extra expenses during the trip.

4. Explore Local Cuisine

Dining at local eateries not only saves money but also offers an authentic taste of Nepalese culture.

Must-Visit Attractions Covered in an Affordable Tour Package

1. Kathmandu: The Cultural Heart of Nepal

Known for its UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Kathmandu offers:

Boudhanath Stupa: A peaceful spot for spiritual seekers.

Durbar Square: A hub of history and architecture.

2. Pokhara: The Adventure Hub

This lakeside city is famous for:

Phewa Lake: Ideal for boating and lakeside relaxation.

Sarangkot: A sunrise point offering panoramic views of the Himalayas.

3. Chitwan National Park

Perfect for nature lovers, this park provides opportunities to see rare wildlife like Bengal tigers and one-horned rhinoceroses.

4. Lumbini: The Birthplace of Buddha

Located near the border, Lumbini’s sacred gardens and monasteries make it a serene stop.

Activities to Enjoy on a Budget

1. Trekking Adventures

Nepal is a trekker’s paradise, offering trails like:

Annapurna Base Camp: Suitable for those seeking adventure.

Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek: A budget-friendly option with rewarding views.

2. Spiritual and Cultural Tours

Explore Nepal’s vibrant culture through visits to temples, monasteries, and local markets. Affordable packages often include guided tours to these cultural hotspots.

3. Adventure Sports

Affordable packages also include adventure options like paragliding in Pokhara or zip-lining for adrenaline junkies.

4. Wildlife Safaris

Budget packages often include jeep safaris or canoe rides in Chitwan National Park, providing an up-close experience of Nepal’s wildlife.

How to Book an Affordable Nepal Tour Package from GORAKHPUR?

1. Research Tour Operators

Look for reliable travel agencies or online platforms offering customizable packages. Many companies based in Gorakhpur specialize in Nepal tours.

2. Compare Packages

Don’t settle for the first option. Compare prices, inclusions, and customer reviews to choose the best deal.

3. Opt for Group Deals

Many operators provide discounts for group bookings, making it ideal for families or friends traveling together.

4. Check for Hidden Charges

Ensure the package price includes all essential services like permits, taxes, and fuel surcharges.

Why is an Affordable Nepal Tour Worth IT?

A budget-friendly trip doesn’t mean compromising on experiences. With the right planning and package, you can explore Nepal’s cultural richness, scenic beauty, and adventurous offerings without overspending. From the bustling streets of Kathmandu to the tranquil landscapes of Pokhara and the wilderness of Chitwan, Nepal’s charm remains unparalleled.

Conclusion

Nepal is a land of wonders, and affordability should not hold you back from exploring its beauty. An affordable Nepal tour package from Gorakhpur opens the door to international travel without straining your budget. Choosing the right package and following money-saving tips can create unforgettable memories in this Himalayan paradise. Ready to embark on your Nepal adventure? Begin planning your journey today and unlock the treasures of this magical land!

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Monday March 27, Day 2 Trekking Recap

Today we went from Phakding to Namche Bazaar. Starting at 8562 feet and ending at 11286 feet. Even though there’s only about 2700 feet of elevation gain between the two locations, with the ups and downs of the trail your total elevation gain is about 4000 feet over about 7 miles. With the steepest gain at the end (see green elevation chart). It took us about 5 moving hours (excluding stopping for lunch and permits).

As we trekked throughout the day it was sensory overload in every direction. We trekked through a valley that follows the main river down from Everest. We saw all sorts of beautiful flowers and trees. We had to step around many lazy dogs bathing in the sun. We crossed four suspension bridges high above the valley, to include the Hillary Bridge, 410 feet high and 459 feet long.

The Hillary Bridge is named after Sir Edmund Hillary, who, along with Tenzig Norway, a Nepali Sherpa, were the first to summit Everest in 1953. Hillary’s legacy is felt throughout the region with schools and infrastructure funded by Hillary’s foundation.

After a few hours of trekking we officially entered Sagarmatha National Park. Mount Everest actually has three names. First named Everest when it was identified as the worlds highest peak in 1852 by George Everest. In Nepali Sagarmatha means “Peak of Heaven.” Nepal has 3 of the 4 faces of Everest, only the North face is in Tibet. In Tibetan, Everest is called Chomolungma, meaning “Goddess Mother of the World” or “Goddess of the Valley.”

Later in the day, after the steep climb, we reached Namche Bazaar. Namche Bazaar was a small trading post for hundreds of years before it became a hub for trekkers and mountaineers in the mid 20th century. Today approximately 1600 people live in Namche, primarily working in jobs to support the trekkers and mountaineers. There’s everything here from a pharmacy (thank god, I forgot some meds at the hotel in Kathmandu) to an Irish Pub (where I will most certainly grab a Guinness when we stay in Namche on the way back down.

Tyler and I upgraded to the “upgraded accommodation” for our two nights in Namche and for anywhere else that is an option. That was 15 bucks each and means we get electricity in our rooms, a heated blanket (which we don’t need yet, it was about 35F in the room last night and our sleeping bags are incredibly warm) and, most importantly, our own toilet. Which, is amazing and clean.

We’re here in Namche for two nights and do an acclimitization hike tomorrow and we’ll get our first view of Everest!