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Delhi to Kathmandu

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15 days

Start

Delhi, India

Finish

Kathmandu, Nepal

Trip Code

HHSK

Min Age

Trip Size

1 - 12

Physical Rating

Meals

4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners

Transport

Overnight sleeper train, Private vehicle, 4x4 Safari Vehicle/Jeep, Auto rickshaw, Cycle rickshaw, Shuttle bus, Train, Canoe, Bike

Accommodation

Hotel (7 nights), Lodge/Guesthouse (3 nights), Heritage Property (2 nights), Overnight sleeper train (1 night), Camping (with basic facilities) (1 night)

From £1,197(15 days)

Trip Informations

Why you’ll love this trip

Tick off one of the Seven Wonders of the World – the Taj Mahal – during your stay in Agra. An impressive example of Mughal architecture, its carved-marble design is as stunning up close as it is far away.

Enjoy a selection of central Indian staples during an at-home cooking demonstration in Orchha for a tasty and enriching look into authentic Indian family life.

Observe the spiritual moments of pilgrims praying and bathing along the ghats of the sacred Ganges River during an unforgettable sunrise cruise in Varanasi – one of India's holiest cities.

Wake to the calls of the jungle on an overnight lodge stay in Chitwan National Park, then embark on a safari in search of rhino, deer, monkeys and a wide array of birdlife.

Spend a memorable night at Amaltari Madhyavarti Homestay, which provides sustainable incomes and encourages local communities to conserve the wilderness and wildlife around them.

Is this trip right for you?

This trip involves travel on public transport, covering long distances and consequently some long days of travel. Long-distance and overnight trains can often be delayed and occasionally cancelled due to heavy fog between December and February. Some patience will go a long way towards your enjoyment here. Sit back, relax and watch the scenery go by – a book or podcast doesn’t go astray.

We do our best to estimate travel times, but these can often change. That's just how it is in these parts and as a result, there's not as much free or independent time as on some other trips.

Nepal and north India can get surprisingly cold in winter, please be prepared and pack accordingly. Speaking of the weather, it also has the potential to be very hot, depending on the season. Please make sure you check seasonal weather guides and pick a travel time that suits your comfort level.

We've sourced our accommodation carefully and picked the best possible hotels in line with the Tuuur style of travel. Service and accommodation in India may be different from Western standards.

We do our best to estimate travel times, but these can often change. That's just how it is in these parts and as a result, there's not as much free or independent time as on some other trips.

We've sourced our accommodation carefully and picked the best possible hotels in line with the Tuuur style of travel. Service and accommodation in India may be different from Western standards.

Itinerary

Catch a glimpse into the spirit of everyday life in India and Nepal

From capital to capital, this 15-day adventure through India will take you from the energetic hub of Delhi to the spiritual centre of Kathmandu. Start your journey with the big-ticket sites of the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Old Delhi, then slow down as you move through rural India for a starry night on the bank of the River Ganges. Visit the birthplace of Buddha, enjoy the hospitality of a Thar community homestay, look for the rare Indian rhino at Chitwan National Park and learn recipes from a family in Orchhra – this trip is a true look at life in northern South Asia.

DAY 1
Day 1 • Delhi
Namaste! Welcome to India. Your adventure begins in Delhi – India’s busy capital city, known for its street food, bazaars, museums and galleries. Meet your local leader and fellow travellers at a welcome meeting at 1 pm today. After, follow your leader as they show you through the streets of Old Delhi before you hop in a rickshaw for a different view. During your excursion, you’ll visit the Jama Masjid – Delhi's oldest mosque and one of its most impressive buildings – and the Sheeshganj Gurudwara (Sikh Temple) to learn about the Sikh religion. This evening is yours to take in the energy of Delhi and get ready for the adventure ahead, perhaps over a tasty Indian meal with your group members.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Included activities
Delhi - Leader-led Old Delhi walking & rickshaw tour
Delhi - Visit to the Jama Masjid Mosque
Delhi - Sheeshganj Gurudwara (Sikh Temple)
Optional activities
Delhi - Humayun's Tomb - INR600
Delhi - Qutub Minar - INR600
Delhi - Red Fort - INR600
Special information
It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance and emergency contact details at this time. If you are going to be late, please let your travel agent or hotel reception know. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place.
With just one day in Delhi on this trip, perhaps arrive a few days early to more fully explore the city. If you would like to spend more time visiting Delhi, we’ll be happy to organise additional accommodation (subject to availability). To book an Urban Adventure before you meet your trip leader, go to
DAY 2
Day 2 • Agra
This morning, depart Delhi via train to Agra – home to India’s most iconic building, the Taj Mahal. This 17th-century palace was built in the style of Mughal architecture and surrounded by trimmed English gardens. You’ll get your chance to see it up close on a rickshaw tour across Agra, whizzing past the city’s many important sites and busy chowks (marketplaces). Later this afternoon, visit Akbar's Mausoleum – a red sandstone and marble tomb built to honour one of the great Mughal emperors, Akbar. Inlaid with intricate patterns, both inside and out, the tomb is another of Agra’s impressively striking monuments.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Included activities
Agra - Taj Mahal
Agra - Akbar's Mausoleum
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 3 hours.
DAY 3
Day 3 • Agra – Orchha
Today, you’ll get a chance to see the beauty of the Agra Fort up close. Known for being one of the most impressive forts in India, over time, the Agra Fort has been used as a military base, a palace and a prison. Later today, get on a train to Jhansi, where you’ll travel through traditional rural Indian landscapes to reach the town of Orchha. Located on the banks of the Betwa River, Orchha was once a hunting area that became a site of 16th-century palaces and temples. Take the afternoon to get settled before you visit the Ram Raja Temple puja (prayer) ceremony at the shrine at the heart of the city.
Accommodation
Heritage Property (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Included activities
Orchha - Leader-led walking tour
Orchha - Ram Raja Temple ceremony
Agra - Agra Fort
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 4 hours.
DAY 4
Day 4 • Orchha
Step out into Orchha for a visit to the Orchha Palace. Built by Bir Sing Deo for his friend Jehangir, the great Mughal ruler, the palace is an important building in Orchha. While inside, look out for the grand Iwans (domes) that were built large enough to allow the movement of war elephants. Later, you’ll visit Taragram – a paper-making factory that offers a way for local women to earn an income by using wood pulp and recycled clothing to make paper. After a busy day, enjoy the atmosphere at your Orchha accommodation – a restored heritage property.
Accommodation
Heritage Property (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Included activities
Orchha - Orchha Palace
Orchha - Taragram visit
DAY 5
Day 5 • Orchha - Overnight train
Prepare your tastebuds because today is all about food. Take part in a cooking demonstration run by local partners and learn about the regional specialty dishes, flavours and ingredients. After you’ve eaten your fill, the rest of the day is yours to finish sightseeing in Orchha. Maybe ask your leader for their advice on which temples to visit. This evening, hop aboard an overnight train from Jhansi and head to Prayagraj (Allahabad) – the starting point for your Ganges boat journey.
Accommodation
Overnight Sleeper Train (1 night)
Meals
Dinner
Included activities
Orchha - Cooking demonstration
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 3 hours. Your travel time on the overnight train will be approximately 9 hours.
Sleeper trains are usually comfortable and air-conditioned (sometimes fan-cooled) and are a great way to travel long distances and still get maximum time in each place. Sheets, a pillow and a blanket are provided, but some people prefer to bring their own sleeping sheet. Please note you may be sharing with locals in a same/mixed gender situation.
DAY 6
Day 6 • River Ganges
Arrive in Allahabad this morning and make your way to the Ganges by small riverboats for a cruise down the river. The River Ganges is very important in India, not only because it’s a sacred place in Hinduism but also because it connects millions of people to their livelihoods. A support crew will be on hand as you cruise down the waterway, passing village communities and watching life on the river. When you arrive at your campsite, sit back and relax, you might like to read a book or play some cricket. Then, watch the sun go down over a vegetarian meal prepared by the boatmen.
Accommodation
Camping (with basic facilities) (1 night)
Meals
Lunch
Dinner
Included activities
River Ganges - Boat trip & camping
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 2 hours.
The boats are equipped with life jackets, the deck has mattresses and cushions to relax on, and it’s all covered with a cloth roof for sun protection.
Tents are twin share with mattresses and blankets provided. It gets cold in winter, so a sleeping bag is recommended if travelling at this time. There is a squat toilet tent, and no showers available. Lunch, dinner, and breakfast are provided during your time camping. Water and soft drinks are available to purchase, but no alcohol is allowed here, as the Ganges is a sacred place.
Due to high water levels on the River Ganges and the associated safety concerns, the boat trip won't operate during the monsoon or other times of heavy rainfall. Departures affected by such safety concerns will be communicated during the trip by your leader – it's difficult to know well in advance how much rain there's likely to be at any point in time. In these cases, an extra night will be spent in Varanasi including a visit to the temple complex of Sarnath – the place where Lord Buddha gave his first sermon.
DAY 7
Day 7 • Varanasi
Leaving your boats at Chunar, transfer by private vehicle to Varanasi – one of the holiest cities in India. Varanasi is the ultimate destination for Hindu pilgrims who travel far and wide to step foot in this spiritual city. Your leader will take you on a walking tour of the Old City, passing temples and shrines, stopping to watch as rituals are performed. This evening, see the spirituality of this city in motion at the sunset candle flower ceremony. The daily ritual involves people sitting a small candle on a leaf which is then placed on the water, accompanied by chanting, songs and fire performances.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Included activities
Varanasi - Sunset candle flower ceremony
Varanasi - Leader-led Old City walking tour
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 2 hours.
DAY 8
Day 8 • Varanasi
Today is an early start but watching the sunrise across the Ganges from a boat is well worth the alarm. The rest of the day is free to explore Varanasi. There’s an option to take a trip to nearby Sarnath – one of the four main Buddhist pilgrimage destinations. Sarnath is where Buddha preached his message of the path to enlightenment and features stupas (Buddhist shrines) and museums to explore. Or perhaps visit Ram Nagar Fort – a crumbling 17th-century fort famous for being the ancestral home of the Maharaja of Banaras. There are many ways to soak up your time in Varanasi. You could fill your day wandering the laneways behind the ghats, shopping for local silk or even taking a yoga class.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Included activities
Varanasi - Sunrise Ganges boat trip
Optional activities
Varanasi - Ram Nagar Fort - INR250
Varanasi - Sarnath - INR315
DAY 9
Day 9 • India/Nepal border crossing – Lumbini
Today, wave goodbye to India and say namaste to Nepal, as you cross the border at Gorakhpur. This will be a longer journey, so maybe get stuck into a good book or your favourite podcast. When you arrive in Nepal, take a private bus to your hotel in Lumbini – the birthplace of Gautama Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, and one of his four holy places of pilgrimage. Later today, travel to the Lumbini Heritage Park, home to the Ashoka Pillars, where you’ll hop on cycle rickshaws to the Maya Devi Temple – the actual site where Lord Buddha is thought to have been born.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Included activities
Lumbini - Heritage Park
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 11 hours.
During the border cross journey, groups of less than five will travel by car, bigger groups will travel by bus.
DAY 10
Day 10 • Amaltari Community
Today, your journey continues as you travel by private vehicle through the Terai to the Amaltari Madhyavarti village homestay – your stay for the night. A well-known Indigenous group in Nepal, the Tharu community who live here are known for their distinctive culture and lifestyle. When you arrive, have lunch in the community with your group, get to know some of the locals and then enjoy some free time to freshen up. After, you’ll head out on a 4WD drive to the lake to enjoy some afternoon tea. Learn about village life in the community over dinner tonight and sit down for a home-cooked, traditional meal made by the locals.
Accommodation
Homestay (1 night)
Meals
Lunch
Dinner
Special information
Over monsoon season (May to August) the roads to Amaltari can sometimes be rendered impassable due to swollen rivers and flooding. If you are travelling over this period, there is a high chance your group will travel straight to Chitwan National Park today. After arriving at your lodge, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the local village by bike. In the evening, sit down for a presentation on the park's history, flora and fauna before your visit the next day.
DAY 11
Day 11 • Chitwan National Park
Start your day with a guided walk around the Tharu community with one of its members. Your local guide will show your group the Indigenous architectural styles, as well as the farms and produce used to feed and economically sustain the community. Along the way, you might learn a little more about life here as they share their customs, values and stories with you. After, say goodbye to your hosts, and head for your lodge in Chitwan National Park via Twenty Thousand Lakes (Bis Hajaar Tal) – Nepal’s second-largest natural wetland and a great introduction to the wildlife of Chitwan. Look out for migratory birds, crocodiles, and, if you’re lucky, an Indian rhino.
Accommodation
Lodge (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Included activities
Chitwan - Village Bike Tour
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 2 hours.
While we respect each individual’s decisions while travelling, Tuuur does not include elephant rides or unnatural performance activities on any itinerary, and we recommend you bypass these activities should they be offered to you during your stay. Professional wildlife conservation and animal welfare organisations, including the World Animal Protection (formerly the World Society for Protection of Animals), advise that contrary to common belief, captive elephants remain wild animals and despite good intentions, unfortunately, many venues are unable to provide the appropriate living conditions elephants require and this ultimately impacts their well-being. While there is some merit in the argument that the money that you pay for the activity goes towards keeping the elephants and their mahouts employed, we know that it also fuels demand for elephants to be captured in the wild or captive-bred. We thank you for your support in improving the welfare of these majestic creatures.
DAY 12
Day 12 • Chitwan National Park
After breakfast, take a walk to the Rapti River, where you’ll be taken on a boat or jeep safari through the national park. Keep your eyes on the sky for the many brilliantly coloured birds of the area. Then, sit down for a picnic lunch by the river. Keep your eyes peeled for gharials – this fish-eating crocodile has long been hunted for the supposed aphrodisiac qualities of its snout. Learn more about them when you drop by the crocodile breeding centre. Once back at your accommodation, there’ll be time to relax or to take part in optional activities offered by the park. Tonight, you’ll be treated to a cultural performance by the local Tharu community.
Accommodation
Lodge (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Lunch
Included activities
Chitwan National Park - Park Entry
Chitwan - Canoe trip
Chitwan - Canoe safari, Bird Watching walk or Jeep safari
Chitwan NP - Tharu cultural performance
Special information
Jeep safari tours run from October to June. To get to the cars, your group will travel by boat part of the way.
DAY 13
Day 13 • Kathmandu
Today, you'll travel by bus from Chitwan to Nepal's capital – Kathmandu. Try to grab a window seat for this trip, as the views are not to be missed. Look out over Nepal’s rural landscape of rice terraces, mountain-side villages and flowing rivers – all with the backdrop of the Himalayan mountain range. Arrive in the city and get your bearings, maybe with a walk through the narrow streets to the traditional architecture of Durbar Square. Or stop for a shop at the markets and bazaars. While in Nepal, make sure you sample the local favourite food - momo (Nepali dumplings). Ask your trip leader for a place to grab dinner.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
Breakfast
Optional activities
Kathmandu - Durbar Square - NPR1000
Special information
Your travel time today will be approximately 6 hours.
DAY 14
Day 14 • Kathmandu
Today you’ll head out to Kathmandu's most important Buddhist shrine – the ancient Swayambhunath Temple, known to tourists as the Monkey Temple. The sleepy, all-seeing Buddha eyes that stare out from the top have become the quintessential symbol of Nepal. You’ll also join the pilgrims at Bodhnath Stupa – the largest stupa in Nepal and one of the holiest Tibetan Buddhist temples. Then, visit Pashupatinath – the most famous Hindu temple in the country – located on the banks of the holy Bagmati River. Here you will see Hindu holy men (sadhus) meditating and pilgrims bathing. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy Kathmandu. One way to spend your time is to take a scenic flight through the mountains – great if you’re not able to take on a trek.
Accommodation
Hotel (1 night)
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Included activities
Kathmandu - Swayambhunath Temple
Kathmandu - Bodhnath Stupa
Kathmandu - Pashupatinath Temple
Optional activities
Kathmandu - Everest Scenic Flight (Including transfers) - USD240
DAY 15
Day 15 • Kathmandu
There are no activities planned for your last day, and you can depart the accommodation at any time. If you would like to stay an extra couple of days, and it's recommended that you do, just get in touch with your booking agent ahead of time. If you do extend your stay, maybe check out the great range of Urban Adventures – like the Kathmandu: Rickshaw Night Explorer tour.
Meals
There are no meals included on this day.
Optional activities
Kathmandu - Rickshaw Night Explorer Urban Adventure - USD49
Kathmandu - Panorama Hike Urban Adventure - USD74
Kathmandu - Kathmandu Living Urban Adventure - USD66
Kathmandu - Explore Patan & Bhaktapur Urban Adventure - USD104
Kathmandu - Home Cooking Class Urban Adventure - USD57
Special information
Head to urbanadventures.com/en/kathmandu for more information.

Inclusions

Meals

4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners

Transport

Overnight sleeper train, Private vehicle, 4x4 Safari Vehicle/Jeep, Auto rickshaw, Cycle rickshaw, Shuttle bus, Train, Canoe, Bike

Accommodation

Hotel (7 nights), Lodge/Guesthouse (3 nights), Heritage Property (2 nights), Overnight sleeper train (1 night), Camping (with basic facilities) (1 night)

Included activities

Delhi - Leader-led Old Delhi walking & rickshaw tour

Delhi - Visit to the Jama Masjid Mosque

Delhi - Sheeshganj Gurudwara (Sikh Temple)

Agra - Taj Mahal

Agra - Akbar's Mausoleum

Orchha - Leader-led walking tour

Orchha - Ram Raja Temple ceremony

Agra - Agra Fort

Orchha - Orchha Palace

Orchha - Taragram visit

Orchha - Cooking demonstration

River Ganges - Boat trip & camping

Varanasi - Sunset candle flower ceremony

Varanasi - Leader-led Old City walking tour

Varanasi - Sunrise Ganges boat trip

Lumbini - Heritage Park

Chitwan - Village Bike Tour

Chitwan National Park - Park Entry

Chitwan - Canoe trip

Chitwan - Canoe safari, Bird Watching walk or Jeep safari

Chitwan NP - Tharu cultural performance

Kathmandu - Swayambhunath Temple

Kathmandu - Bodhnath Stupa

Kathmandu - Pashupatinath Temple

Optional activities

Delhi - Humayun's Tomb - INR600

Delhi - Qutub Minar - INR600

Delhi - Red Fort - INR600

Varanasi - Ram Nagar Fort - INR250

Varanasi - Sarnath - INR315

Kathmandu - Durbar Square - NPR1000

Kathmandu - Everest Scenic Flight (Including transfers) - USD240

Kathmandu - Rickshaw Night Explorer Urban Adventure - USD49

Kathmandu - Panorama Hike Urban Adventure - USD74

Kathmandu - Kathmandu Living Urban Adventure - USD66

Kathmandu - Explore Patan & Bhaktapur Urban Adventure - USD104

Kathmandu - Home Cooking Class Urban Adventure - USD57

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Important notes

1. This trip starts with a welcome meeting at 1 pm on Day 1 in Delhi.

2. A single supplement is available if you’d prefer not to share a room on this trip. The single supplement exclude Day 5 (Sleeper Train), Day 6 (Camping) and Day 10 (Homestay) where you will be in shared accommodation and is subject to availability. Please speak to your booking agent for further information.

Please provide your full name exactly as it appears on your passport at the time of booking (including any middle names listed on your passport. Fees may apply for adding or amending details within 45 days of departure, and in some cases, you will be required to cover the cost of issuing a new ticket.

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Natascha

Aug 14, 2025

This trip is the perfect way to get a very good idea of both India and Nepal. It makes you want to come back again and discover more of these stunning countries.

Ami

Aug 13, 2025

Intrepid Travel’s Delhi to Kathmandu trip was truly spectacular. As a first time visitor to both countries, the trip provided the full cultural experience I was hoping for. As a solo female traveller I felt in really great hands with our Intrepid guide Maddy, and his strong knowledge absolutley inriched the visit. My group was wonderful and the travel style was comfortable. The activities were a great mix and we’ll planned. Logistics weee seamless. Meeting all of the local intrepid guides and learning about their lives was also a highlight to me. A Trip of a lifetime - Thank you Maddy & Intrepid!

Elin

Aug 12, 2025

If you’re interested in religion (particularly Hinduism), this is for you. If you like history, there’s hardly any on this trip- just a lot (around 10) temple visits and religious mythology. The safari in Chitwan was amazing, but note that if you go in monsoon season you can’t do the Ganges sail and spend a lot of time in varanasi (which doesn’t have much to do there).

Scott

Jul 31, 2025

Great Trip!

Michael

May 28, 2025

A great adventure with excellent guide creating life long memories.

Lisa

May 25, 2025

Amazing trip and awesome guide. Always felt safe and well informed. Highly recommended.

Michelle

May 10, 2025

Incredible trip from Dalhi to Kathmandu! April was hot, but our leader Surya kept us well hydrated and looked after us. Great variety of food options too. A real highlight for many—definitely worth doing. Highly recommend!

Sarah

May 09, 2025

Absolutely fantastic. We had the best tour guide of all- so knowledgeable and full of enthusiasm. We learnt the REAL India, something we will never forget.

Nicolas

May 08, 2025

Amazing and eye opening tour. I had my expectations and apprehensions, it exceeded my expectations and I had nothing to be worried about. Wish I knew ahead of time— you only need your visa for arriving in India. You do not need to do a thing for a Nepal visa.

Tobias

Apr 25, 2025

The sights, sounds, cultural experiences and spectacular views make this trip a must do for any traveller. Our tour guide Maddy deserves a special mention. His knowledge, approachability and depth of discussion went above and beyond our expectations.

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