Group Tours & Fixed Departures Starting in Nepal

An airport arrival is not automatically the reporting time for a future shared tour. A Kathmandu-start departure must specify whether it includes airport pickup, the first hotel night and any sightseeing on arrival day. If your flight lands late, allow time for immigration, baggage and the transfer rather than assuming you can join a morning city tour.

For a Pokhara start, the same principle applies to the arrival station, hotel or airport. A journey arriving from Kathmandu has its own road or flight connection before the package begins. Tell the team if this travel is separately booked, so a future itinerary can allow a workable joining window.

Indian and international visitors may need different document and entry guidance. Share your nationality and how you will enter Nepal, but do not send passport numbers through the website enquiry. For international travellers, entry eligibility and any trekking permits are separate from the sightseeing package. Indian travellers should also confirm their accepted documents for the chosen entry method.

The trip ideas linked above are available for discussion as private itineraries. No shared date, group size, guide allocation or fixed group price has been announced for this Nepal-start category. When one launches, the listing will show the date, currency, room occupancy, meal plan, minimum operating conditions and cancellation terms.

If you are already in Nepal, send your hotel area, preferred first day, number of travellers and places you want to visit. Kathmandu city stays, Pokhara holidays and longer round trips should each be planned around realistic transfer days. A future group departure will be a separate named product, rather than a private itinerary silently relabelled as a scheduled tour.