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5 Nights 6 Days

Total Amount: Starting from Rs. 24,350/-

How many days are enough for a Nepal trip? A 5 Nights / 6 Days itinerary comfortably covers Nepal’s highlights — Kathmandu’s heritage sites, the scenic Manakamana Cable Car ride, and Pokhara’s lakeside charm with the Sarangkot sunrise viewpoint. This is Magna Voyagee’s most popular Nepal duration, giving travellers enough time in both Kathmandu and Pokhara without feeling rushed.

What is the best time to visit Nepal? October to March is the best time to visit Nepal, when clear skies deliver the finest Himalayan mountain views from Sarangkot and Pokhara. September to November is a peak favourite for crisp air and dramatic visibility, while March to May offers pleasant weather and blooming rhododendrons. The June–August monsoon season brings heavy rain and cloud cover that can obscure mountain views.

Quick Trip Facts

  • Duration: 5 Nights / 6 Days
  • Starting Price: Rs. 24,350 per person
  • Destinations Covered: Kathmandu, Pokhara, Sarangkot
  • Best Time to Visit: October to March
  • Ideal For: Mountain lovers, families, honeymooners, first-time Nepal visitors

The tour package Inclusions

  • Assistance on arrival
  • Accommodation on Double/Twin sharing basis
  • Daily breakfast and dinner
  • Hotel taxes and hotel service taxes
  • Sunrise tour at Pokhara Sarangkot
  • Arrival and departure transfers by A/C vehicle with assistance
  • All sightseeing and excursions as mentioned in the itinerary
  • Round trip transportation for Kathmandu – Pokhara – Kathmandu by private vehicle
  • All current Nepal government taxes, toll, parking and driver allowance
  • Airport pick-up and drop

Exclusion

  • Air fare / train fare
  • Personal expenses and extra meals
  • Monument fees as mentioned in the program
  • Anything not mentioned in package inclusions
  • Porterage at hotels and airports, tips, insurance, laundry, liquors, phone calls
  • Manakamana Cable Car tickets and boat ride fee on Phewa Lake
  • Any cost arising due to natural calamities like landslides, roadblocks, etc.
  • 5% GST

Best Time to Visit Nepal

Nepal is a year-round destination, but the experience varies sharply by season. October to March is widely considered the best window, with clear autumn and winter skies giving the sharpest Himalayan views from Sarangkot and across Pokhara’s Phewa Lake, plus comfortable daytime temperatures for sightseeing in Kathmandu. September to November is especially popular right after the monsoon, when the air is at its clearest. March to May brings warmer weather and rhododendrons in bloom across the hillsides, though visibility can be slightly hazier than winter. June to August is Nepal’s monsoon season, with frequent rain, cloud cover that can hide mountain views, and a higher chance of landslide-related road delays between Kathmandu and Pokhara — most travellers prefer to avoid this window.

Who This Trip Is For

Families with ChildrenShort flights, a gentle boat ride on Phewa Lake, and the novelty of the Manakamana Cable Car make this an easy, engaging trip for kids without demanding any real trekking.

First-Time Himalaya SeekersSarangkot’s sunrise viewpoint delivers a genuine Himalayan panorama — including the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges on a clear day — without any high-altitude trekking or acclimatisation required.

Honeymooners and CouplesLakeside Pokhara, a peaceful boat ride on Phewa Lake, and mountain sunrise views make for a romantic, relaxed backdrop away from crowds.

Culture and Heritage ExplorersKathmandu’s UNESCO World Heritage temples, durbar squares, and stupas offer a rich cultural counterpoint to Pokhara’s natural scenery within the same short trip.

What Most Travellers Get Wrong

Many Indian travellers assume they need a passport and visa to visit Nepal — in fact, Indian nationals can enter with just a valid photo ID (such as a Voter ID or Aadhaar card issued by the Indian government); a passport isn’t required, though carrying one is still recommended for hotel check-ins and any onward international travel. Another common misconception is that a Nepal trip means high-altitude trekking — this itinerary stays entirely within Kathmandu (about 1,400m) and Pokhara (about 820m), both low enough that altitude sickness isn’t a concern for the vast majority of travellers. Some also underestimate how much of the trip is drive time — Kathmandu to Pokhara is a scenic but genuinely 6–7 hour drive each way (the Manakamana Cable Car breaks up the journey), so it’s worth pacing expectations rather than treating it as a quick hop.

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Travel Essentials

  • Nearest Airport: Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu (KTM)
  • Visa Required: Indian nationals do not need a visa or passport — a valid photo ID (Voter ID, Aadhaar) is sufficient; other foreign nationals can get a visa on arrival
  • Currency: Nepalese Rupee (NPR); Indian Rupee notes up to ₹100 are widely accepted
  • Network Availability: Good in Kathmandu and Pokhara; patchier around the Sarangkot viewpoint
  • Difficulty Level: Easy — suitable for all ages, minimal walking beyond short viewpoint access
  • Packing Essentials: Light layers, a warm jacket for the Sarangkot sunrise, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen
Nepal — Quick Facts
Country
Nepal
State
Kathmandu / Pokhara
Duration
5 Nights / 6 Days
Best Season
Mar - May & Sep - Nov (clearest mountain views)
Trip Style
Culture, mountains, trekking
Ideal For
Culture and trekking travellers
Budget
From ₹24,350 pp
Altitude
Kathmandu approx. 4,600 ft, Pokhara approx. 2,700 ft
Visa
Not required - open border, Indian passport or Voter ID sufficient
🧭 Travel Expert Tip
Take an early-morning boat on Pokhara's Phewa Lake for the classic still-water reflection of the Annapurna range - by mid-morning, wind on the lake usually breaks up the reflection that makes the shot work.
⚠️ What Most Travellers Get Wrong About Nepal
Most travellers see Kathmandu's Durbar Square and temples but treat Pokhara as just a lakeside stop, missing that it's also the gateway for short, non-technical viewpoint treks (like Sarangkot at sunrise) that don't require serious trekking experience.
🎒 Packing Tips
  • Layered clothing - Kathmandu and Pokhara are cooler than Indian plains at similar latitudes
  • Comfortable walking shoes for temple complexes and any short treks
  • A light rain jacket in shoulder-season months
  • Cash in Nepali Rupees for smaller vendors and temple areas
📸 Photography Tips
Sarangkot near Pokhara is the classic sunrise viewpoint for the Annapurna and Machapuchare (Fishtail) peaks - arrive well before dawn for a clear spot. Kathmandu's Durbar Square and Boudhanath Stupa are most atmospheric in the early morning before crowds build.
🛡️ Safety Tips
Mountain viewpoints and short treks should be attempted with proper footwear and, ideally, a local guide. Kathmandu's traffic and pollution can be intense - a mask is worth carrying in the city. Altitude is mild at Kathmandu/Pokhara elevations, but any add-on trekking should be paced sensibly.
Travel Insight
The only country in the world with a non-rectangular national flag
Nepal's flag is the only national flag on Earth that isn't a quadrilateral - its distinctive double-pennant shape is said to represent the Himalayas and the country's two major religions, Hinduism and Buddhism.
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All about the Nepal.

Nepal, the land of the Himalayas, is home to 8 of the world’s 14 highest peaks and 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites within its capital alone. This 5 Nights 6 Days journey takes you from the temples and stupas of Kathmandu – Pashupatinath, Swayambhunath and Kathmandu Durbar Square – across the Manakamana Cable Car to the lakeside city of Pokhara. Watch the sunrise over the Annapurna range from Sarangkot, cruise Phewa Lake, and explore Pokhara’s temples and caves before returning to Kathmandu for a final day of sightseeing. A perfect introduction to the culture, mountains and warmth of Nepal.

  1. Day 01 ARRIVE IN KATHMANDU

    Upon arrival at Kathmandu Airport, you will be greeted and assisted by our representative, then transferred to your hotel for check-in. In the evening, attend the Aarati (evening prayer ceremony) at Pashupatinath Temple before returning to your hotel. Overnight in Kathmandu.

  2. Day 02 KATHMANDU - DRIVE TO POKHARA VIA MANAKAMANA CABLE CAR

    After breakfast, drive to Pokhara (approx. 210 km, 8-9 hours), stopping en route to visit Manakamana Temple by cable car. Continue on to Pokhara and check in to your hotel. In the evening, stroll around the lakeside market. Overnight in Pokhara.

  3. Day 03 SARANGKOT EXCURSION & SIGHTSEEING

    Early morning departure (around 5 AM) to Sarangkot for a spectacular Himalayan sunrise, weather permitting. Return for breakfast, then visit Bindabasini (Durga) Temple, David’s Falls, Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave and Seti River Gorge, followed by a one-hour boat ride on Phewa Lake to Taal Barahi Temple and Pumdikot. Overnight in Pokhara.

  4. Day 04 POKHARA - DRIVE BACK TO KATHMANDU

    After a leisurely breakfast, drive back to Kathmandu (approx. 210 km, 8 hours). On arrival, check in to your hotel. The evening is free for shopping on your own. Overnight in Kathmandu.

  5. Day 05 KATHMANDU SIGHTSEEING

    After breakfast, visit Pashupatinath Temple, Gupteshwar Temple, Budhanilkantha Temple, Swayambhunath Stupa and Kathmandu Durbar Square. Return to your hotel for an overnight stay.

  6. Day 06 KATHMANDU DEPARTURE

    After breakfast, check out from your hotel and drive to Gorakhpur for your onward journey. Goodbye Nepal!

Kathmandu (03 Nights): Hotel Simal / Samsara Boutique Hotel / Hotel Kailash Kutee or similar (Deluxe) / Hotel Thamel Park / Hotel Le Himalaya / Hotel Manang or similar (Premium)
Pokhara (02 Nights): Hotel Kantipur / Hotel Utsab Himalaya / Hotel Lake Star or similar (Deluxe) / Hotel Batika / The Lakeside Retreat / Hotel Kausi or similar (Premium)

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