Nepal is Lucknow's closest international getaway — no visa, no currency stress at the border and Himalayan views just a day's journey away. Temples in Kathmandu, lakeside sunsets in Pokhara and jungle safaris in Chitwan make it perfect for families, couples and pilgrims alike.
Nepal's highlights
- Kathmandu: Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath (the Monkey Temple), Boudhanath Stupa and the old Durbar Squares.
- Nagarkot: sunrise views over the Himalaya on a clear morning.
- Pokhara: Phewa Lake boating, the Sarangkot sunrise, waterfalls, caves and paragliding.
- Chitwan National Park: jeep safaris for rhinos, elephants and birdlife.
- Pilgrimage add-ons: Manakamana Temple by cable car and Lumbini, the birthplace of the Buddha.
Entry for Indian travellers
Indian citizens do not need a visa for Nepal. Carry a valid passport or Voter ID card as proof of citizenship — it is required at the airport and the border. Children travelling with parents should carry an accepted photo ID too. Our team confirms the right documents for every traveller in your group.
Getting there from Lucknow
- By road: Lucknow is one of the closest big cities to the Nepal border. The Sonauli–Belahiya crossing, beyond Gorakhpur, is the most popular route for Pokhara and Chitwan.
- By air: fly to Kathmandu via Delhi.
We plan the best combination of road and air for your group and budget.
Best time to visit
- October to November: clear skies and the best mountain views.
- March to May: spring flowers and rhododendrons, with warm days.
- December to February: cold but clear, good for Kathmandu and Chitwan.
Our Nepal packages
- Enchanting Nepal – Kathmandu & Pokhara 5D/4N
- Nepal Short Break – Kathmandu & Pokhara 6D/5N
- Best of Nepal – Kathmandu, Nagarkot & Pokhara 6D/5N
- Enchanting Nepal – Kathmandu, Pokhara & Chitwan 7D/6N
- Wonders of Nepal – Kathmandu, Pokhara & Chitwan 8D/7N
Good to know
- Indian rupees in smaller notes are widely accepted; carry ID copies for hotel check-ins.
- Mountain views depend on the weather — early mornings are usually clearest.
- Pack layers: Kathmandu and Pokhara are pleasant by day but cool at night for much of the year.
- International packages carry 5% GST and 2% TCS as per government norms.
Why book with Sheeraz Tours
19+ years of experience, IATA-approved ticketing and 50,000+ travellers yearly from our office in Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow. Group and family departures to Nepal are one of our specialities.
Choose a package above and tap Get a Quote, or WhatsApp our team to plan Nepal by road or air from Lucknow.
Frequently asked questions
Do Indians need a visa for Nepal?+
No. Indian citizens do not need a visa for Nepal. Carry a valid passport or Voter ID card as proof of citizenship.
How do you travel from Lucknow to Nepal?+
By road via the Sonauli border crossing beyond Gorakhpur, or by air to Kathmandu via Delhi. We plan the best option for your group.
What is the best time to visit Nepal?+
October to November for clear mountain views, and March to May for spring flowers.
How many days are enough for Nepal?+
Five to six days covers Kathmandu and Pokhara. Seven to eight days lets you add Chitwan National Park.
Is Nepal good for a family trip?+
Yes. It is close to Lucknow, needs no visa and offers temples, lakes, cable cars and jungle safaris for all ages.