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Pokhara Tour Package from Raxaul

Pokhara is Nepal's lakeside favourite — calm waters, sunrise viewpoints and Himalayan backdrops. TripSangam Travels plans Pokhara trips that start from Raxaul, with help at the Raxaul–Birgunj border and a choice of private vehicle or group tour.

How to reach Pokhara from Raxaul

From Raxaul you cross into Nepal at the Raxaul–Birgunj border and continue to Pokhara by road, often via Kathmandu or the highway through the hills. We meet you at Raxaul, assist with the crossing and arrange the journey onward. Travel time depends on the route, traffic, road and weather conditions and your stops, so we plan with comfortable breaks.

What to see in Pokhara

  • Phewa Lake and boating on the water
  • Sarangkot for sunrise and mountain views
  • The World Peace Pagoda above the lake
  • Davis Falls and the Gupteshwor Cave nearby
  • The lakeside area for an easy evening stroll

Combine Pokhara with Kathmandu or Muktinath

Pokhara works well alongside Kathmandu for a classic Nepal trip, and it is the usual base for travelling onward to Muktinath. Share your dates and we will suggest a route that fits — see our Muktinath tour package from Raxaul.

Private vehicle or group tour?

Choose a private vehicle for flexibility over your pace and stops, or a group tour for a friendlier, value-for-money trip. Tell us your group size and dates and we will recommend the better option.

Documents and good-to-know

Indian citizens do not need a visa for Nepal but should carry a valid photo ID such as a passport or Voter ID, plus a few spare copies and photos. Pack light layers — Pokhara is mild, but mornings at viewpoints can be cool.

How to book

Tell us your travel dates, the number of travellers and whether you want to add Kathmandu or Muktinath. We will share a plan and a quotation.

Pokhara & Nepal tour packages

Itineraries that feature Pokhara, or that we can customise from Raxaul.

Pokhara from Raxaul — common questions

How do I reach Pokhara from Raxaul?
From Raxaul you cross into Nepal at the Raxaul–Birgunj border and travel on to Pokhara by road. Many travellers combine Pokhara with Kathmandu. We arrange pickup at Raxaul and a private vehicle or group tour onward; road time varies with traffic, road and weather conditions and stops.
What is there to see in Pokhara?
Popular spots include Phewa Lake and boating, the Sarangkot sunrise viewpoint, the World Peace Pagoda, Davis Falls and the lakeside area. On a clear day you also get fine Himalayan views.
Can I combine Pokhara with Kathmandu or Muktinath?
Yes. Pokhara pairs well with Kathmandu, and it is also the usual base for onward travel to Muktinath. Tell us your days and we will plan a combined route.
Is a Pokhara trip suitable for families and senior citizens?
Yes. Pokhara is relaxed and easy-going, so it suits families and senior travellers. We can arrange a comfortable vehicle and a gentle pace.
How far is Pokhara from Raxaul?
Pokhara is a full day's road journey from Raxaul via the Raxaul–Birgunj border, usually with an overnight stop or a long single drive depending on your route. We plan the journey with comfortable breaks rather than rushing it in one go.
Is Phewa Lake boating included in the Pokhara package?
Boating on Phewa Lake is a highlight of most Pokhara itineraries, though whether it's included or optional depends on the specific package — check the inclusions on the itinerary you're booking, or ask us to add it.
What does a Pokhara tour package cost from Bihar?
Our Pokhara Himalayan Escape starts from ₹7,999 per person for 3 days, on a twin-sharing basis. The exact price depends on your dates, season and group size — see our Nepal tour package cost guide, or ask us for a quote.