Kathmandu to Delhi
Trip Details
From the rich wildlife of the Himalayan foothills to the birthplace of Buddha and across the sacred Ganges, take a journey that will capture your heart and imagination. Between Kathmandu and Delhi explore ancient temples, age-old villages, colourful markets and vast, striking landscapes on an adventure that will bring all your senses alive.
Itinerary
Days 1-2 Kathmandu
Arriving in Kathmandu, walk through a maze of bazaars, visit the 'Monkey Temple', join pilgrims at Boudhanath Stupa and see the burning ghats at Pashupatinath.
Days 3-5 Chitwan National Park
Explore the Chitwan National Park by jeep to experience some of Asia's best wildlife viewing. Walk to the village of Ghatgai and visit a local elephant breeding centre. Why not take an elephant ride?
Day 6 Lumbini
The final stop in Nepal is the border town of Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha. Explore the ruins of Buddhist monasteries.
Day 7 Varanasi
The change of scenery from Nepal to India is immediate. Enter Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state, and be greeted by holy cows ambling along the highway.
Day 8 River Ganges Boat Trip
What better way to experience the sacred River Ganges than by boat? Journey down the waterway and spend a night camping on the riverbank.
Days 9-10 Varanasi
One of the world's oldest living cities, Varanasi is a hive of religious life. Walk the Old City and then in the evening, witness an unforgettable candle flower ceremony by the river.
Days 11-12 Orchha
Explore the historical palaces and grand buildings that are untouched by modern life and lie scattered across the countryside of Orchha. Test culinary skills at a cooking demonstration and visit a unique papermaking plant.
Day 13 Agra
Visit the Red Fort and the Taj Mahal of Agra, one of the finest monuments ever constructed.
Days 14-15 Delhi
The adventure concludes in India's capital Delhi- alive with historical sites, museums, galleries and endless bazaars. The ruins of Qutb Minar, the Indira Gandhi Museum and Birla House are all worth visiting.