Nepal is one of the most genuinely affordable international trips you can take from India. It shares a land border, Indian Rupees are accepted in many places (though not always at fair rates), and there is no visa fee for Indian citizens. A week in Nepal can cost you as little as ₹15,000–25,000 per person […]
Here’s the short answer if that’s all you need: Indian nationals do not require a visa to enter Nepal. India and Nepal have an open border agreement under the 1950 Treaty of Peace and Friendship, which means you can walk across, drive across, or fly in without any visa paperwork at all. No stamps, no […]
No passport needed, direct flights from Delhi and Mumbai, INR accepted, shared culture and festivals — Nepal offers Indian travelers something no other foreign destination can match.
Nepal has four very different seasons, each offering something unique. Here is a month-by-month breakdown of weather, festivals, trekking conditions, and what to do when.
Planning your first Nepal trip? Here are ten practical things every first-time visitor needs to know — from visa rules for Indians to altitude sickness, local customs, and what to pack.