6 days through Nepal
Gorakhpur → Lumbini → Pokhara → Kathmandu → Gorakhpur
1 night Lumbini · 2 nights Pokhara · 2 nights Kathmandu
Looking for a Gorakhpur to Kathmandu tour package? This journey includes two Kathmandu nights as well as Lumbini and Pokhara.
Your 6-day itinerary
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Day 1: Gorakhpur pickup and Lumbini
Begin at the confirmed Gorakhpur pickup point and travel towards Lumbini for the first overnight stay.
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Day 2: Lumbini to Pokhara
Continue to Pokhara. The first of two Pokhara nights gives time to settle in after the journey.
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Day 3: Pokhara
A second night in Pokhara. Discuss sightseeing, pace, and any local activities with the team before booking.
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Day 4: Pokhara to Kathmandu
Travel onwards to Kathmandu for the first of two nights in the capital.
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Day 5: Kathmandu
A full day based in Kathmandu. Ask the team to plan temple visits and sightseeing around your group.
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Day 6: Kathmandu to Gorakhpur
Return towards the agreed Gorakhpur drop-off point. Timing and transport are confirmed in the quote.
Plan your pickup and return
The overnight sequences shown were provided by Madhu Tourism. Routes, schedules, availability and inclusions must be confirmed in your written quote.
Pickup locations supplied by the team: Gorakhpur, Ayodhya, Varanasi, Muzaffarpur, Kathmandu airport. The itineraries start with pickup in Gorakhpur; ask the team about arrangements from other listed pickup points.
General drop-off locations to discuss: Gorakhpur, Ayodhya, Varanasi, Muzaffarpur, Patna, Kathmandu airport. For the nine-day Janakpur route, the team also offers Darbhanga airport, Muzaffarpur or Patna as drop-off choices, subject to confirmation.
Want the route without Lumbini? Explore the Kathmandu, Pokhara and Muktinath options in 6, 7 or 9 days. Confirm the schedule and feasibility with the team.
Questions about Nepal tours
Are prices and inclusions fixed?
No price is assumed here. Ask for a written quote showing transport, accommodation, meals, permits and exclusions for your dates.
What should I check before crossing the India–Nepal border by land?
Requirements depend on nationality, age, crossing and travel method. India’s Bureau of Immigration says Indian citizens entering Nepal by land or air do not require a passport or visa. Check what original proof of identity is accepted for each traveller, including children, with the relevant border authorities before departure. Do not assume the Indian Embassy’s air-travel document list applies unchanged to land crossings.
Other nationals should check passport validity, visa eligibility and whether a visa is needed in advance with Nepal’s Department of Immigration or a Nepalese diplomatic mission. Confirm that your chosen crossing handles your nationality and visa, its opening hours and entry formalities with the relevant immigration office; also check Indian exit and re-entry requirements. The Nepal Tourism Board’s road guide lists routes and entry points, but verify current availability directly.
What if I take a vehicle across?
For your own or a hired vehicle, check the applicable customs formalities, permits, documents, fees and allowed stay with Nepal Customs and the border office for the vehicle’s registration and type. The Indian Embassy’s guidance for Indian-registered vehicles describes Nepal Customs passes, including day passes and passes for longer visits. If travelling by bus or a tour vehicle, ask the operator how the crossing and vehicle formalities will be handled.
Ask for border arrangements in a written quote →
Is Muktinath travel always possible?
Mountain roads, flights and conditions can change. Discuss accessibility, weather, permits and a realistic schedule before confirming your journey.