A pilgrimage across Nepal
Nepal holds some of the most revered sites in the Hindu and Buddhist worlds, and a single journey can bring several of them together. We plan your yatra around the days you have and the temples closest to your heart, weaving in the travel between them so the trip feels calm rather than rushed. Being a local team, we know the routes, the temple timings and the small courtesies that make a darshan smooth.
Sacred sites you can include
- Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu, one of the holiest shrines of Lord Shiva
- Muktinath, the high-altitude shrine sacred to both Hindus and Buddhists
- Janakpur's Janaki Mandir, the temple devoted to Mata Sita
- Lumbini — the birthplace of Buddha — for those who wish to add it
Muktinath darshan
Muktinath is a deeply revered shrine and a highlight of many pilgrimages. It sits at high altitude and is reached by road, so we plan a respectful, unhurried pace with rest stops and time to acclimatise along the way. See our Muktinath tour package from Raxaul for how we usually arrange this leg.
How to reach from Raxaul
Most pilgrims from India travel to Raxaul and cross into Nepal at the Raxaul–Birgunj border. We meet you at Raxaul, assist with the crossing and arrange the road journey onward to your chosen temples, often via Kathmandu. Travel times vary with route, traffic, road and weather conditions and your stops, so we build the days with comfortable breaks and realistic driving hours.
A respectful, comfortable pace for elders
Pilgrimage groups often include senior travellers, and we plan with that in mind. That means a comfortable vehicle, unhurried days, breaks for meals and prayer, and accommodation kept simple and clean. If anyone in your group has particular health or mobility needs, tell us in advance so we can shape the route and the pace sensibly.
Documents and good-to-know
Indian citizens do not need a visa for Nepal, but every traveller should carry a valid photo ID such as a passport or Voter ID, plus a few spare copies and passport photos. Pack warm layers for higher places, comfortable footwear for the temples, and any regular medicines. We are happy to advise on what to expect at each site.
Plan your yatra
Share your travel dates, the number of pilgrims and the temples you wish to include, and tell us if you would like to add Lumbini. We will suggest a respectful route and a quotation that suits your group.
