رحلة 6 أيام بين كاتماندو ولومبيني في نيبال

The price covers six nights of accommodation in mid‑range hotels, an English‑speaking guide for the entire itinerary, all ground transportation between Kathmandu and Lumbini and for local sightseeing, breakfast each morning and selected lunches or dinners as indicated in the program, entrance fees to all listed attractions, and the additional services mentioned in the itinerary such as the World Peace Stupa visit. International flights, personal expenses, tips and optional activities are not part of the base price.

No, international flights to and from Nepal are not included in the Kathmandu Lumbini Tour price. Travelers must arrange their own airfare to Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. The tour begins after you have arrived in Kathmandu and checked into your hotel, where the scheduled program will start the following morning.

Yes. While the base price includes accommodation, guide, transport, meals listed, and entrance fees, you will need to budget for personal expenses such as souvenirs, additional meals not covered by the itinerary, optional activities, tips for guide and driver, and any extra services you request (e.g., laundry). If you require a private vehicle or want to upgrade meals, those would be additional charges.

The standard payment policy requires full payment at the time of booking. Some travel agencies may offer installment plans on a case‑by‑case basis, but this is not guaranteed. If you need a payment schedule, contact the tour operator directly before confirming your reservation to see if a split‑payment option can be arranged.

Cancellation terms are set by the tour operator and can vary. Typically, a full refund is offered if you cancel more than 30 days before the start date, a partial refund (often 50 %) if you cancel between 14 and 30 days, and no refund for cancellations within 14 days of departure. Please review the specific booking conditions provided at the time of purchase for exact details.

Travel insurance is not included in the €854.11 price and is not mandatory according to the tour information. However, the operator strongly recommends that all participants obtain comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, trip interruption, and personal belongings, especially given the remote locations visited during the itinerary.

The daily schedule generally begins with breakfast at the hotel, followed by a departure around 08:00 am for sightseeing or transfers. On travel days, the coach leaves Kathmandu after breakfast and returns in the late afternoon or early evening. Exact departure times are provided in the detailed itinerary sent after booking.

The meeting point is the lobby of the hotel where you are staying in Kathmandu, or a designated gathering area in the Thamel district if you are not staying at a partner hotel. The exact location and time are confirmed in the pre‑tour briefing email sent to all participants.

The private coach used for the Kathmandu Lumbini Tour can accommodate two standard suitcases (up to 23 kg each) per passenger, plus one personal item such as a backpack or handbag. If you have oversized baggage, you should discuss it with the operator in advance, as additional storage may be limited.

Airport transfers are not listed among the included services. The tour covers all ground transportation between Kathmandu and Lumbini and local sightseeing, but you will need to arrange your own transfer between Tribhuvan International Airport and your Kathmandu hotel. Many hotels offer shuttle services that can be booked separately.

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Most foreign visitors need a tourist visa for Nepal, which can be obtained on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport or in advance from a Nepali embassy or consulate. The tour does not handle visa processing, so you should verify the current requirements well before departure.

When crossing from Kathmandu to Lumbini, you will be asked to show a valid passport with the appropriate visa, a printed copy of your tour confirmation, and proof of travel insurance (if you have purchased it). Some drivers may also request a copy of your flight itinerary for verification.

Travel insurance is not mandatory according to the tour details, but the operator advises all participants to obtain a policy that covers medical emergencies, evacuation, and personal belongings. Certain nationalities may be required by their home government to have insurance, so check your own country's travel advisories.

Yes, the itinerary is family‑friendly. The daily activities involve moderate walking on paved or stone surfaces, visits to cultural sites that are interesting for all ages, and short travel distances between locations. Parents should ensure children are comfortable with the amount of walking and bring appropriate clothing and snacks for the day.

The tour requires a moderate fitness level. Most days involve walking on uneven stone steps, short climbs to temple platforms, and standing for several hours during guided tours. There are no strenuous hikes or high‑altitude trekking sections, so participants who can comfortably walk 3–5 km per day with occasional stairs should be fine.

Senior travelers generally find the tour manageable, as the program avoids high‑altitude trekking and includes only moderate walking and short stair climbs. If you have mobility concerns, you can request assistance from the guide or driver, and many of the sites have resting areas. Always inform the operator in advance so any special accommodations can be arranged.

The Lumbini portion of the tour includes Maya Devi Temple (the birthplace of the Buddha), the Holy Pushkarini Lake, the Ashok Pillar, the Birth Maker Stone, the Maya Devi idol, the World Peace Stupa, the World Peace Flame, and several surrounding monasteries and temples within the Lumbini Garden complex. All entrance fees for these attractions are covered in the tour price.

The itinerary is fully scheduled with guided sightseeing and transfers, leaving limited free time. In Kathmandu, you will return to your hotel in the evening, giving you a few hours to relax or explore nearby markets on your own. In Lumbini, the day is dedicated to a comprehensive guided tour, and you will depart for Kathmandu in the late afternoon.

Yes. The Kathmandu Lumbini Tour combines the cultural highlights of Kathmandu—such as Patan Durbar Square, Swayambhunath, Boudhanath, and Pashupatinath—with the historic birthplace of the Buddha in Lumbini. An English‑speaking guide handles logistics, translations, and local insights, making it an efficient way for first‑time travelers to experience Nepal’s major heritage sites without the stress of independent planning.

Cultural enthusiasts, families, and travelers who prefer a structured, fully guided experience gain the most value. The tour offers a concise yet comprehensive overview of Nepal’s ancient monuments and Buddhist heritage, includes accommodation and meals, and removes the need to arrange separate transport or negotiate entry fees. Those who want to see both Kathmandu’s cityscape and Lumbini’s sacred sites in a short time find it especially worthwhile.

Before departure, ensure your passport is valid for at least six months, obtain a Nepal tourist visa (on arrival or in advance), purchase travel insurance, and bring comfortable walking shoes, modest clothing for temple visits, a reusable water bottle, any personal medication, and a small amount of Nepalese rupees for tips or minor purchases. Review the detailed packing list provided by the operator and confirm your flight and hotel details.

Booking the tour for €854.11 bundles accommodation, an English guide, private coach transport, entrance fees, and selected meals, which can be more expensive if arranged separately. Independent travel requires you to coordinate transport, book hotels, purchase tickets, and possibly hire a guide, which may lower the base cost but adds time, effort, and potential language barriers. The tour offers convenience and a coordinated schedule, which many travelers consider good value for the price.

Yes, it is possible to visit Lumbini independently. You would need to arrange your own transport from Kathmandu (typically a private car or public bus), book accommodation, purchase entrance tickets, and possibly hire a local guide for detailed explanations. While this approach can reduce costs, it requires more planning, navigation of local transport schedules, and may limit access to some sites that have restricted entry times.