Why Opt For 7 Days Nepal Tour?
The 7 Days Nepal Tour offers something for every type of traveler. It is an ideal choice for:
Couples: The tour is a perfect romantic getaway for couples and honeymooners. One can spend a peaceful week with their loved ones amid stunning Himalayan vistas. The serene views and cultural encounters add value to the romantic experience.
Families: If you want to spend quality time with your family while utilizing that short vacation, then this tour is an ideal option. The offerings of this journey are enjoyable for people of all age groups. It, therefore, can be an engaging holiday experience.
Pilgrims: If you are a religious or spiritual person at heart, then visiting the sacred places of Nepal is the best thing to do. In a period of one week, you are able to explore a wide range of places that are of religious and spiritual significance.
Light travelers: The travel enthusiasts might also find this package suitable to address their needs. If you are someone who loves adventure-light travels without experiencing its physical demands, then this tour is for you.
The aforementioned reasons are sufficient to prove the value of this tour. But if you are still not convinced about why you should choose this package, below are more explanations:
- It is a comprehensive package that lets you see the key highlights of Nepal in just 7 days.
- This tour is short and convenient. The itinerary is free of hassles. As such, this is suitable for you if you are a busy traveler with constraints on time.
- This tour is made up of sightseeing and short excursions. People of all fitness levels are able to take part in them.

Accommodation and Food
One highlight of the 7 days tour in Nepal is the quality of accommodations, services and meals. We handpick hotels that are known for their service as wel las their easily accessible locations. This is true in all three destinations of the tour — Kathmandu, Lumbini and Nagarkot.
The hotel where you stay will provide you with the daily breakfast. This is also a part of the package. You can enjoy meals for the rest of the day in local restaurants.
The following detailed description explains how the 7 Days Nepal Tour itinerary addresses your lodging and fooding needs. The 7 days Nepal tour price is also dependent on the kind of services you choose in terms for food and lodging.
Where to stay
All three places have a diverse range of places to stay. In the case of Kathmandu, you can choose between luxury hotels to more affordable lodges. They are all equipped with modern facilities. But that is not all. They also reflect Nepali tradition and hospitality.
Thamel in Kathmandu is one of the most famous areas offering hotels and lodges. This is a popular tourist hub in the Capital city with easy access to all essentials. Kathmandu Durbar Square could be another option.
No less are the accommodation options in Lumbini. You can choose between a simple guest house to upscale hotels in Lumbini. Most hotels here are available near the Maya Devi Temple.
Nagarkot also promises a comfortable stay for its visitors with its hotels and resorts. There are plenty of options here. Interestingly, most hotels and lodges also offer rooms with balconies. You can witness the beautiful views of the Himalayas from such spaces.
What to eat
If you are a food aficionado, there are plenty of new varieties of dishes to explore in Nepal. If you become a part of the Nepal tour package, one of the most commonly available cuisines is Nepali cuisine.
Expect to enjoy the daal, bhat set that comes with servings of lentil soup, rice, vegetables and pickle. This is a staple of Nepal, so this is something you get wherever you go. You can get both the vegetarian and non-vegetarian options in this set.
But if new tastes do not suit your palate, then Nepal also offers delicious international cuisines. Based on your choice, you can find the food varieties.
To sum it up, there is no dearth of food options to eat in Nepal.

Best Time for 7 Days Nepal Tour
The best time to opt for the Nepal tour package is when the skies are clear. And it is also ideal when the temperature is moderate. You can experience those kinds of conditions in spring. Autumn is the best among all for Nepal travel.
September, October and November in autumn are known for stable weather and excellent visibility. As the season arrives immediately after the monsoon, you can expect all the dust from the air to be cleared. This condition is ideal if you want to see the mountains. The landscapes also look vibrant during this period. You also witness different cultural festivals like Dashain and Tihar in October and sometimes in early November.
Meanwhile, if blooming rhododendrons and lush greenery are your thing, opt for a Nepal visit in March, April and May. These spring months are great for a visit to Kathmandu and Nagarkot because of mild weather. Lumbini can become hotter during this time as compared to autumn and winter.
It is possible to travel to Nepal even in the winter season. It is cold in Kathmandu and Nagarkot in December, January and February. That is so especially in the mornings. But Lumbini is warmer than these two places. Nonetheless, there are fewer tourists during this time of the year. As such, there are chances for the accommodation cost and domestic airfare to be lower than in autumn and spring.
If you avoid the heavy rains and their risk, then even monsoon months in Nepal are ideal for travel. The risk of floods, landslides due to rain can disrupt your travel. Otherwise, the pleasant ambience in the country adds to your experience.
Here is a temperature breakdown of different seasons in Kathmandu, Nagarkot and Lumbini:
Seasonal Temperature Guide
Season
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Average Temperatures
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Autumn (Sep-Nov)
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Kathmandu: 12°C–28°C
Lumbini: 20°C–34°C
Nagarkot: 10°C–22°C
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Spring (March-April)
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Kathmandu: 12°C–27°C
Lumbini: 25°C–38°C
Nagarkot: 10°C–24°C
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Winter (Dec-Feb)
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Kathmandu: 2°C–20°C
Lumbini: 8°C–25°C
Nagarkot: 0°C–15°C
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Monsoon (Jun-Aug)
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Kathmandu: 18°C–29°C
Lumbini: 25°C–35°C
Nagarkot: 17°C–25°C
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Visa and Entry Requirements
Foreign nationals, except those arriving from a few countries, are granted a Visa on Arrival. If you are planning to visit Nepal as a tourist, then getting a visa is easy for you. You will easily get this visa at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu.
The standard visa has a validity of at least 15 days. But it can be extended up to 150 days in one calendar year.
Once you have decided to plan to go on the 7 Days Nepal Tour, just make sure you have your documents ready. There is also a provision that allows you to apply for a tourist visa online before your trip. However, Indian citizens can enter Nepal without a visa.
What to Pack?
In this 7 Days Nepal Tour, you will be traveling to different climate zones. From the cool hilltops of Nagarkot and mild Kathmandu, you will reach the warm lowlands of Lumbini as well. Therefore, when packing for the journey, you have to keep these factors in mind. Add to that the nature of your tour. You will be exploring nature while also immersing in Nepali culture and heritage.
So, create a versatile packing list to address all your needs:
Clothing
- Lightweight shirts and trousers for warmer climate of Lumbini
- A warm jacket for Nagarkot
- Long-sleeved attire for temple visits
- Light sweater or hoodie to deal with the variable weather of Kathmandu
- Comfortable walking shoes
- A pair of sandals
- Sun hat or cap
- Scarf or shawl
- Undergarments and socks
- Sleepwear
Toiletries & Health
- Toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, soap
- Hand sanitizer
- Wet wipes and toilet paper
- Prescription medicines
- First-aid kit with items like band aids, motion sickness tablets and bad aids
- Reusable water bottles
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Moisturizer, lip balm
Travel Essentials
- Passport and its copies
- Nepal visa or documents needed to get a visa on arrival
- Documents of travel insurance
- Cash or travel card
- Power adapter
- Mobile phone and charger
- Camaera
Extras
- A daypack
- Energy bars
- Shopping bags
- Raincoat or umbrella
- Earplugs
- Flashlight
Cultural Etiquette
Every visitor must understand and respect local customs during their stay in Nepal. This ensures you have a meaningful experience.
One of the first things in this is to respect local customs. Shoes mut be removed before entering temples and other places of religious value. Dressing modestly is alslo important. Avoid any kind of disruptive behaviors in such places.
Take permission before taking photographs of people. They can include locals as well as monks and priests.
Press your hands together in a ‘Namaste’ and greet people. It is regarded as warm and polite.
Tipping is not mandatory in Nepal. But in this country, people leave a tip of around 5-10% in restaurants as a custom. Tipping is a nice gesture for guides, drivers and porters as well.
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