Nepal Group Tour from Gorakhpur — 6 Days, 5 Nights

The value of this tour is a single agreed date and a shared six-day plan, rather than the freedom to change the route each morning. Lumbini is visited en route, Chitwan is a one-night stop and the two-night stays in Pokhara and Kathmandu provide the principal sightseeing days. Check that this balance fits your holiday before choosing the room fare.

If you want a safari-centred Chitwan stay, extra time in Pokhara or a mountain pilgrimage, ask about a private route instead. Joining from another city does not change the included Gorakhpur pickup. For the same programme with more room privacy, compare the double-sharing option rather than changing the whole itinerary.

28 November–3 December 2026, Gorakhpur to Gorakhpur. One night in Chitwan, two in Pokhara and two in Kathmandu. Lumbini is a first-day visit, not an overnight stop. The vehicle is selected for the final group size. Availability and the group operating requirement are confirmed before payment.

Join on your own and request same-gender room matching, or book with your friends. Triple sharing means three guests in one room; the third bed may be an extra bed or mattress. Double sharing means two guests in one room. Hotel names and bedding arrangements are shared in the booking summary.

This is an active road holiday with long transfer days. It is not suitable for someone expecting to spend every day sightseeing at a gentle pace. Tell the team about mobility requirements and ask about the walking involved at caves, stupas and temple sites.

The group uses standard 2-star hotels for all five nights: one night in Chitwan, two in Pokhara and two in Kathmandu. This package does not represent a premium hotel. Hotel names and bed arrangements are confirmed in the written booking summary. Five breakfasts and five dinners are included. Lunches are paid individually. Early check-in, room service and special diets are not automatically included.

AC group transport covers the scheduled route. Air-conditioning may be switched off on steep sections where required for vehicle operation. Fuel, tolls, scheduled parking, driver allowance and required vehicle border permits are included. Local attraction shuttles are extra.

The programme includes planned individual and group photographs at permitted locations. Share your preferences with the team. Photos are delivered digitally; your permission is needed for promotional use. We use destination photographs on this website, not fabricated images of past customer departures.

Confirm room sharing, the operating group requirement, reporting point and time, hotel list and any applicable taxes. The documented payment schedule is 30% booking token and the balance on departure day before the vehicle leaves. Written confirmation follows payment receipt; asking about availability is not a booking.

The ₹11,999 rate is per person on triple sharing; double sharing is ₹14,500 per person.

Three people sharing a room should confirm the bedding layout and whether the third bed is an extra bed or mattress. Couples choosing double sharing should ask whether a double bed or twin beds can be arranged. Room requests remain subject to the written confirmation; a preferred layout should not be assumed from the sharing label alone.

If travelling alone, discuss roommate matching before sending an advance. Explain any essential sharing preference, and ask what happens if a suitable match is unavailable. Keep the agreed room basis in your booking record so there is no surprise at check-in.

Check the meeting point and next departure time before leaving for an independent walk or meal.

In Pokhara, an evening near the lake can be enjoyed without adding another long transfer. In Kathmandu, an independent visit across the city may take more time than it appears to on a map. Tell the coordinator if you plan an optional activity and check that it fits the group schedule.

Optional tickets, boating, personal shopping and meals outside the included meal plan are not automatically part of the package. Ask about the arrangement for guests who prefer to rest. Keep the coordinator’s contact and your hotel address available offline during independent time.

This departure combines a long road journey with stays in three Nepal bases. The first and final days are primarily travel days. The middle of the programme gives you a full day in Pokhara and a full day in Kathmandu, with the Chitwan stop providing a shorter riverside introduction rather than a full wildlife holiday.

Choose it if you want the announced route and are comfortable moving with the same group. It is less suitable if you expect to decide each morning which city to visit, spend several days on safari or add Muktinath without changing the length of the trip. Read the itinerary as a sequence of travel days and overnight stays; the destination count alone does not describe the pace.

Share your incoming train or flight details before booking that connection. The reporting point and time will be confirmed by the desk; being somewhere in Gorakhpur is not the same as being ready at the meeting point. Allow time to collect bags, eat if needed and meet the group. Day 1 breakfast is excluded from the published package.

Pack original travel documents in your day bag and keep essential personal items with you during the drive. If your arrival leaves little margin, discuss an overnight stay in Gorakhpur. That night and the journey to the city are outside the package unless separately included in writing. A delayed individual connection does not automatically move the shared departure.

Before paying for boating, an entry ticket or a local activity, ask whether it fits the day’s group schedule and how you will return to the meeting point. In Chitwan, do not treat a short overnight stop as a promise of safari availability. In Pokhara, an optional excursion cannot take the shared vehicle away from the published plan without agreement.

Guests who prefer to rest should ask about a suitable waiting place and the next meeting time. Optional spending can vary considerably between travellers. Keep a separate allowance for lunches, tickets, local shuttles, personal purchases and other excluded services rather than assuming the headline package fare is the entire travel budget.

Keep the written itinerary, room basis, payment acknowledgement, cancellation schedule and meeting instructions together. Ask for the hotel list and bedding arrangement before treating a room preference as confirmed. The five hotel nights are split between Chitwan, Pokhara and Kathmandu; the exact properties are not represented here as pre-confirmed for every enquiry.

Before the return journey, check the final drop location and your onward plan. Road conditions and the border affect arrival time. A flexible connection or a buffer night is more practical than a ticket that depends on the vehicle reaching Gorakhpur at a precise hour. Tell the desk about any connection you intend to protect before paying.

This departure has five nights: one in Chitwan, two in Pokhara and two in Kathmandu. Day 1 combines a border crossing and a long onward drive. The Lumbini call is a short en-route visit when timing permits. Day 4 is the Pokhara–Kathmandu road transfer; the Kathmandu sightseeing day is Day 5.

The Chitwan night provides a stop in the Sauraha area rather than a full safari holiday. The published fare excludes safari and park fees. Pokhara visits stay together on Day 3, and Kathmandu visits on Day 5. Use the earlier evening for rest instead of repeating the next day’s sights.

Destination and route references reviewed 17 October 2026. The overnight sequence is a Trishna planning proposal; official destination descriptions do not confirm supplier availability. The local team checks current roads, site access and any trail operating arrangements before accepting your trip.

UNESCO: Lumbini Sacred Garden →

Nepal Tourism Board: Chitwan →

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