IRCTC 3-Night, 4-Day Tour Package To Nepal: Cost, Hotels And Other Details
IRCTC or Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation is offering a three-night and four-day-long air tour package to Nepal priced from Rs 25,700 per head. This was said by IRCTC, the ticketing arm of Indian Railways, on its tourism website - irctctourism.com. "IRCTC Regional Office, Bhopal offers 'Nepal Darshan' - one of the most affordable all-inclusive tour packages that lets you witness the magnificence of religion in Nepal. You may look forward to visiting some amazing temples, architectures and some natural magnificence in abundance. Join us for this marvellous journey to the happiest country of the world," IRCTC added.
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The destinations covered in the tour are Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Patan and Nagarkot. The tour, which starts from Delhi, begins on June 4 and September 24, 2018, according to IRCTC.
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Here is everything you want to know about IRCTC's air tour package to Nepal:
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IRCTC Nepal package details:
| Package Name | Â Nepal Darshan Tour Package Ex-Delhi |
| Â Destination Covered | Â Nepal-Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Patan , Nagarkot sunrise. |
| Â Travling Mode | Â By Air (From Delhi) |
| Â Tour Date | Â 04.06.18Â &Â 24.09.18 |
| Â Meal Plan | Â AP |
| Â Total Seats | Â 30 |
| Â Hotel Name | Â 3 star Category |
| Class | Â | Â |
| Â | Occupancy | Prices |
| Â | Adult on Single Occupancy | Rs. 30,400/- |
| Â | Adult on Double Occupancy | Rs. 25,700/- |
| Comfort | Adult on Triple Occupancy | Rs. 25,700/- |
| Â | Child With Bed (2-11 yrs) | Rs. 25,100/- |
| Â | Child Without bed (2-11 yrs) | Rs. 21,200/- |
| Date | Sector | Departure | Arrival |
| (Flight) | Â | Â | Â |
| 9W 268 | Delhi-Kathmandu | 10:30 HRS | 12:30 HRS |
| (Onward) ) | Â | Â | Â |
| 9W 259 | Kathmandu - Delhi | 16:30 HRS | 17:55 HRS |
| (Return) | Â | Â | Â |
| Place | Category | Hotel | Â | Â | Â |
| Kathmandu | Comfort | Mirage Lords Inn / Hotel Ghangri Boutique or Similar. | |||
| Nagarkot | Comfort | Hotel Himalayan Villa / Hotel Sun shine or Similar. | |||
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