Pashupatinath Darshan Yatra (Sunauli to Janakpur)

Group arrive at Gorakhpur Airport and transfer to Lumbini (140 km/3-4 hours drive) by private tourist vehicle. A Gorakhpur to Lumbini road trip is a scenic, cross-border journey covering roughly 110-130 km. Taking about 3 to 4 hours, it blends the bustling plains of Uttar Pradesh with the peaceful, spiritual landscape of Nepal, easily navigated via the Sonauli border. Uppon arrival in Lumbini (The Birthplace of Buddhism) check-in to the hotel, Dinner and overnight stay at Lumbini.

Today morning you'll take to visit Lumbini, the birthplace of buddhism. You'll step into the peaceful Lumbini Garden to explore the Maya Devi Temple (the exact birthplace of the Buddha), the historic Ashoka Pillar, and the Pushkarani Holy Pond. Then you'll take to visit World Peace Pagoda, white-coloured domed Pagoda is a Buddhist monument in Lumbini, Situated near the monastic Zone in Lumbini. After you you drive to Pokhara from Lumbini. A road trip from the flat plains of Lumbini to the mountainous lake city of Pokhara spans approximately 210 km and typically takes 6 to 7 hours. The journey beautifully transitions from the birthplace of Buddhism to the gateway of the Himalayas, featuring lush green river valleys, winding hill ascents, and vibrant local culture. Upon arrive at Pokhara city, chek-in to the hotel, Dinner and overnight stay at Pokhara

Early in the morning group will take to see sunrise from Sarangkot hill with the most beautiful viewpoint to see the mountain range. Located at an altitude of 1600 m, Sarangkot offers a magnificent view of the Machhapuchhre, Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains. Then you'll take to visit The Bindhyabasini Temple is one of the oldest and most prominent Hindu temples in Pokhara, the temple is dedicated to Goddess Bindhyabasini, a manifestation of Durga. A trip to Devi's Falls and the Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave offers an exciting contrast between mysterious surface-level waterfalls and deep, spiritual underground caverns. Located right across the street from one another in Chhorepatan, these sites perfectly combine natural geological wonders with deep-rooted religious history. Then you'll take to Fewa lake for boating. You'll glide across emerald waters while enjoying panoramic views of the Annapurna range, capture reflections of the iconic Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) peak, and visit the sacred Tal Barahi Temple situated on a small, forested island in the center of the lake, this iconic two-tiered pagoda is dedicated to Goddess Barahi (an incarnation of Durga). It is the most important religious monument in Pokhara. Evening Dinner & stay overnight at Pokhara.

After breakfast in hotel group will drive to Kathmandu (1300 m) from Pokhara. A road trip from Pokhara to Kathmandu featuring the Manakamana cable car offers a perfect blend of thrill, scenic landscapes, and cultural heritage. Spanning roughly 200 km along the Prithvi Highway, the journey typically takes 6-7 hours by private vehical. At Kurintar, you can break your drive and take a spectacular 10-15 minute ride on the Manakamana Cable Car across a distance of 2.8 km. The ride offers breathtaking bird’s-eye views of the valley and river below. Once you reach the hilltop, you can visit the revered Manakamana Temple, a popular Hindu pilgrimage site dedicated to the goddess Bhagwati. It provides a serene atmosphere and a deeply immersive cultural experience

Kathmandu, Nepal's vibrant capital seamlessly blends ancient spirituality and rich medieval history. Today you'll take to explore the revered Pashupatinath Temple: situated on the banks of the sacred Bagmati River, this is the most important Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Visitors can watch priests perform daily rituals and observe open-air cremation ghats on the riverbanks.Gueshwori mata (Shakti Peeth): The Guhyeshwari Temple is a revered Hindu Shakti Peeth located north-east on the banks of the Bagmati River. As a highly sacred, tantric site, it is traditionally visited by pilgrims before they enter the main Pashupatinath Temple. Peaceful and Divine Experience at Budhanilkantha Temple (Jal Narayan): Located just 9 km north of Kathmandu's city center, the Budhanilkantha Temple is a revered Hindu pilgrimage site famous for its massive, 5-meter-long "Sleeping Vishnu" statue. Carved from a single block of black basalt, the statue lies peacefully in a holy, open-air pond. Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple): the ancient Swayambhunath Stupa (widely known as the Monkey Temple) is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The tour highlights an arduous but rewarding 365-step climb, iconic "all-seeing" Buddha eyes, the golden Vajra, and breathtaking, panoramic views of the Kathmandu Valley. Kathmandu Durbar Square is a UNESCO World Heritage site in the heart of the city. It features a spectacular array of ancient palaces, courtyards, and pagoda-style temples. Key trip highlights include the Kumari Ghar (House of the Living Goddess), the Hanuman Dhoka Palace Complex, Kal Bhairab: A massive, awe-inspiring stone relief of the fierce, tantric manifestation of Lord Shiva, and the reconstructed Kasthamandap temple. Stay Overnight at Kathmandu.

After breakfast in hotel you'll drive to Janakpur city. Today journey takes you from the tranquil, panoramic heights of the Himalayas to the deeply spiritual and culturally rich plains of the Terai. Spanning approximately (220 km/6-7 hours drive) via the BP Highway, it transforms from a scenic mountain drive into a rich cultural pilgrimage. Stay overnight at Janakpur.

Early morning you'll take to visit sacred Ram Janaki Mandir in Janakpur, Nepal, offers a profound spiritual journey into the heart of Hindu mythology and Mithila culture. First you'll take to explore the magnificent marble Ram Janaki Mandir (built in Mughal style), visit the Ram Sita Bibaha Mandap (the marriage site of Lord Ram and Goddess Sita), and take a stroll around the sacred Ganga Sagar and Dhanush Sagar ponds. After visit Ram Janaki Temple you’ll safely tranfer to Janakpur (Bhittamore) boarder or transfer to Darbanga Airport in India. Driving from Janakpur (Nepal) to Darbhanga Airport, India is a culturally rich, roughly 78 to 100 km cross-border journey that takes about 2 to 3 hours.