TWO COUNTRIES · ONE JOURNEY
Colour to altitude.
Rajasthan’s intensity and the Taj Mahal—then across the border for Himalayan villages and Kathmandu.
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Rajasthan & Agra → Delhi to Kathmandu → Himalayan Nepal
The 20-second answer
For travellers who want India’s full volume and Nepal’s mountain rhythm in the same journey.
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Ritual, architecture and street life are central to the route.
Three days on foot connect village country and mountain horizons.
The journey keeps moving towards Kathmandu.
There are hotel changes, early starts and three trekking days.
Meet local guides, artisans and people who live here.
For this journey, we will always use private transport.
Landmark sights and stops beyond the busiest tourist routes.
A substantial share of services comes from locally owned businesses.
Trip in one glance
What the journey feels like before you commit to it.
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The visual route
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Delhi, Jaipur, Abhaneri, Fatehpur Sikri and the Taj Mahal: colour, architecture and very little beige.
One last city beat, then the included flight changes both country and altitude.
A three-day village trek through Chisapani and Nagarkot, followed by Bhaktapur and Kathmandu.
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01Arrive in Delhi and meet the first layer of a city that never introduces itself quietly.
This is an open-jaw route; book the stated arrival and departure airports. Arrive DEL · depart KTM
Different airports: meet at 18:00 at the first Delhi hotel.
02Travel to Jaipur and begin Rajasthan through markets, colour and monumental scale.
03A full day between Jaipur’s major sights and the life happening around them.
04Stepwell, abandoned Mughal city and the road to one of the world’s most recognisable monuments.
05Visit the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort before returning to Delhi.
06Explore Delhi, with an evening that can add a little Bollywood energy.
07Fly from Delhi to Kathmandu and reset the rhythm.
08Leave Kathmandu and trek through the green hills to Chisapani.
09Continue through village country towards Nagarkot and its Himalayan horizon.
10Walk to Changu Narayan and continue to Bhaktapur.
11Return to Kathmandu for a final cultural day.
12Departure from Kathmandu—your arrival airport is not your departure airport.
Accommodation and rooms
Twin rooms are standard, with some triples if clearly stated. One trekking night uses a simple guesthouse with shared bathroom. A backpack is required; rigid trolleys do not work on the trail.
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Good questions
This is a genuine multi-destination route: it starts in New Delhi (DEL) and ends in Kathmandu (KTM).
There are three trekking days. Final distances, altitude and preparation notes will be published before booking opens.
Yes. The Delhi–Kathmandu flight is included.
Not yet. Join first access and we will send the confirmed date, price and full terms before asking for any commitment.
Your journey starts before you pack. Entry and transit requirements depend on your nationality, the passport you travel with and your itinerary, and may change.
Before booking, check passport validity requirements, any visas or travel authorisations, processing times and health formalities, including those for countries where you have a stopover. Check the information again before departure.
You can start with Sherpa, an independent service for checking travel requirements. Always confirm the information with the authorities of your destination and transit countries.
For Italian passport holders, consult Viaggiare Sicuri. For Spanish passport holders, consult the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. For other passports, contact the relevant embassy or consulate.
Obtaining the required documents and keeping them valid for your journey is your responsibility. Visa application services are not included unless expressly stated in your booking.
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Rajasthan’s intensity and the Taj Mahal—then across the border for Himalayan villages and Kathmandu.
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