Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal
- Duration: 7 days
- Language: English
- Max 19 guests
- Type : Pilgrimage Tours
- Season : September to June
Highlights
- Visit and explore Hindu pilgrimage sites in Kathmandu including Guheswori, Dakshinkali, etc
- UNESCO listed heritage sites such as Pashupatinath and Swayambhunath
- Visit another Hindu shrine Manakamana Temple in Gorkha
- Explore the Royal Palace, Hanuman Dhoka at the complex of Kathmandu Durbar Square
- Sunrise view in Sarangkot
- Witness the stunning view of snow-capped peaks such as Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, etc
- Explore Hindu sites in Pokhara Tal Barahi, Bindabasini temple.
Introduction to Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal
Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal is going to be a heaven for those seeking spiritual enlightenment. It is a place where faith and nature create an atmosphere that draws Hindu pilgrims from all parts of the world. The country has many holy sites each with its own unique story and significance.
Nepal has grand temples situated on the hilltops and also in the hidden shrines in dense green valleys. Nepal provides a spiritual journey like no other. It is about experiencing the deep-rooted traditions, joining in age-old rituals, and feeling the energy of countless prayers that have been offered over centuries.
Nepal’s pilgrimage sites are like a window into a rich history. They showcase great architecture and art. But more than that, they are places where you can slow down, reflect, and maybe even discover something new about yourself.
So, let’s take a closer look at some of these amazing places and the experiences they offer to those who visit them. Get ready for a journey that’s not just about seeing new sights, but about touching the very soul of Nepal’s spiritual heritage.
Why Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal is Important
Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal has a very special meaning for people looking to grow spiritually. This tour can also strengthen travelers’ religious beliefs. Nepal’s sacred Hindu sites are the treasures of history and culture. When you visit these holy places, you can ask for blessings, take part in age-old traditions, and find inner peace. The calm, quiet atmosphere at these locations gives out the perfect space for quiet reflection.
Difficulty of Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal
The Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal is an easily do-able tour designed to accommodate pilgrims of all ages and physical conditions. We have ensured that none of the tour components are difficult.
What Is The Best Time For Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal?
The best time to go on the Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal is during the pre-monsoon (March to May) and post-monsoon (September to November) seasons. The months have the best weather conditions. It is generally pleasant, with skies very clear and pilgrims will also feel moderate temperatures.
Whom Is The Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal Prepared For?
This tour is prepared for individuals of all ages who want to go for spiritual enrichment and wish to explore the sacred Hindu sites of Nepal. It is ideal for:
- Devout Hindus who are seeking to perform religious rituals and seek blessings.
- Spiritual seekers interested in the rich cultural and historical heritage of Nepal.
- Elderly pilgrims, as the tour can be customized to accommodate every needs.
- Families looking for a spiritually enriching vacation.
Things To Consider Before Starting Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal
Before going on the Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal, it is highly recommended to consider the following:
- Health and Fitness: Kindly make sure that you are in good health
- Travel Documents: Carry necessary travel documents, including visas and permits.
- Weather Conditions: Be prepared for different weather conditions and pack belongings accordingly.
- Cultural Sensitivity: Respect local customs and traditions at sacred sites.
What Type Of Accommodation Is Available During Hindu Pilgrimage Tour in Nepal?
During a pilgrimage tour in Nepal, pilgrims can find various different types of accommodations to suit different budgets and preferences.
There are a range of hotels, from budget to luxury, in popular pilgrimage destinations. These hotels provide comfortable rooms with amenities such as attached bathrooms, hot water, Wi-Fi, and room service. Some hotels may also have in-house restaurants, travel desks, and other facilities.
It is advisable to book accommodations in advance, especially during peak seasons and festivals, to ensure availability and secure the best options that align with your preferences and budget.
Itinerary
Day 1 : Arrival in Kathmandu
Flying over the Himalayas and enjoying the natural landscapes as well as a drastic view from your flight you will land at Tribhuvan International Airport. Our Airport representative will pick you up from the Airport terminal and transfer you to the hotel in Kathmandu. Then we will introduce you to your guide and they will give you a short briefing about the tour. After the introduction, you can either stroll around the city or rest in the hotel and be ready for the next day sightseeing of the whole city. Overnight at a hotel in Kathmandu.
Day 2 : Sightseeing in Pashupatinath Guheshwori and Kathmandu Durbar Square
Today we will visit some of the famous Hindu sites in Kathmandu and yes when it is about Hindu sites how can someone miss Pashupatinath? We will start our sightseeing from one of the sacred Hindu sites in Kathmandu i.e Pashupatinath. Located at the bank of the river Bagmati, it is approximately 5km northeast of Kathmandu. Dedicated to Lord Shiva yearly thousands of Hindu devotees from all over the country visit this temple. Then we will visit Guheshwori which is 1 km east of Pashupatinath. Dedicated to Adi Shakti, it is believed that this temple is the Shakti chair of Pashupatinath Temple. King Pratap Malla built this temple in the 17th century. Lastly, we will visit Kathmandu Durbar Square which is located at the heart of Kathmandu. Several temples inside Durbar Square reflect ancient art and architecture. Then, we will spend our remaining time visiting the Royal Palace, Hanuman Dhoka inside the complex of Kathmandu Durbar Square. Overnight at Hotel in Kathmandu
Day 3 : Sightseeing at Dakshinkali, Swayambhunath
After breakfast, we will drive to another Hindu Temple in Kathmandu, Dakshinkali. The temple is located 22 km from Kathmandu outside the village of Pharping. It is one of the Hindu temples where Goddess Kali is worshipped. People sacrifice animals particularly Male goats, Cockerels and cocks, and hens. This temple has the same religion as that of Pashupatinath and Manakamana. So, from Dakshinkali temple, we will drive to Swayambhunath, which is one of the oldest heritage sites of Kathmandu, probably 2500 years old. It is an ancient religious complex at the top of the hill. The view of the whole Kathmandu Valley, as well as some snow-capped peaks, can be seen from the top of Swayambhunath. Moreover, it is one of the heritage-listed in the UNESCO world heritage list. The stupas have unique features with a variety of shrines, temples, and Buddha’s eyes and eyebrows painted on them.
Day 4 : Drive to Manakamana and then drive to Pokhara
Early morning after breakfast we will drive for 4 hours and reach another Hindu temple in Gorkha, Manakamana. We will then experience 10 min of the cable car ride above the hills, enjoying the natural landscapes below, and experience the true dignity of the Manakamana temple. It is a sacred place of Hindu Goddess Bhagwati, an incarnation of Parvati. The temple is four-storied with pagoda-style roofs and set in a square that looks across a massive sacred magnolia tree. The word “mana” means heart and “Kamana” meaning wish in Nepal. Therefore, it is believed that one’s wish will be granted in this temple. After visiting the temple, we will again ride a 10 min cable car and return. We will have our lunch and continue our drive to Pokhara. Upon reaching Pokhara, if we have time, we will stop at Benas Tal. However, boating there is optional. We will then drive to the hotel in Pokhara. In the evening, one must go out to attend the live music or cultural shows in Pokhara. This is what night in Pokhara is famous for. Overnight at a hotel in Pokhara.
Day 5 : Pilgrimage sites in Pokhara
Pokhara is naturally the most stable city in Nepal. It is one of the famous tourist places for it offers a stunning view of the snow-capped peaks as well as is naturally rich in terms of views and sightseeing. But besides, natural views there are several temples and monasteries in Pokhara. Starting the day with the early sunrise view from Sarangkot, we will then drive down to the city and visit Tal Barahi. It is located in the middle of Phewa lake. Tal Barahi is a two-storied pagoda temple which is dedicated to Hindu Goddess Durga. We have to take a boat from the lakeside to reach the temple. From Tal Barahi, we will visit Bindabasini Temple, the oldest temple in Pokhara city which was founded in the 17th century and sacred to Goddess Durga. Pokhara is popular as the city of the caves. So, we will visit Mahendra cave, Gupteshowr cave, Bat cave, Birendra cave, etc. Later, we will visit David’s fall and the Seti River Gorge. In the evening, the street of Pokhara is full of concerts and gigs. The nightlife of Pokhara is something to brag about. so, you can either go for the live music or enjoy the traditional performance in Pokhara at night. Overnight at a hotel in Pokhara
Day 6 : Drive to Kathmandu
Early morning after breakfast, bidding farewell to Pokhara, we will drive back straight to Kathmandu. The drive approximately takes about 7-hour including the stops. The drive lets you experience some of the panoramic scenarios along the way. Upon reaching Kathmandu, we will have dinner at some typical Nepali restaurants. Then later at night, you can stroll around Thamel or go for the live music in Kathmandu. Overnight at a hotel in Kathmandu.
Day 7 : Departure
Your 7-day pilgrimage tour ends here. Our representative will pick you up from the hotel and drop you off at Tribhuvan International Airport to board on flight for your onwards destinations.
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