A Himalayan honeymoon with no visa paperwork and no trekking. Send your dates and we will lock the east-facing rooms.
Yes, and it is one of the cheapest ways to see the Himalaya without a trek or a visa. Pokhara gives you a lake and a sunrise viewpoint, Nagarkot gives you the mountain skyline from a resort balcony, and no part of this route needs acclimatisation.
Indian citizens do not need a visa for Nepal. You must carry identification accepted by Nepali immigration; a passport is the smoothest option. We confirm the currently accepted document list with Nepal's Department of Immigration before you travel.
October to November and March to April. During the monsoon, June to August, cloud cover frequently hides the peaks completely - we will tell you honestly if your dates are a gamble.
None. Sarangkot and Nagarkot are both reached by vehicle. If you want a short easy walk we can add one, but nothing in the base itinerary requires it.
At Nagarkot it is usually a private table with the mountain view, set indoors or on a terrace depending on the property and the night's weather. We confirm the setup with the resort in advance.
Yes. A Chitwan National Park jungle night and the Everest scenic mountain flight from Kathmandu are the two most popular add-ons. Both are quoted on request.
No visa needed · Lakeside Pokhara · Two sunrise viewpoints · Private dinner
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