The short answer
Costs depend on group size, hotels and flights. A shared-group trip is cheaper than a private one; helicopter legs raise the price. Always request a day-by-day plan, inclusions and refund terms in writing.
Key facts
- Drivers
- Group size, hotels, flights
- Cheaper
- Shared departures
- Costlier
- Helicopter legs
- Ask for
- Written itinerary
How it works
- List your prioritiesComfort, budget, pace and whether you want all four dhams.
- Send an enquiryInclude group size, dates, ages and any health needs.
- Compare two offersLook at inclusions, not just the headline price.
- Confirm in writingHotels, flights, transfers, meals and refund policy.
- Share ID details earlyFlights and permits need passport or ID numbers.
Insider tip
Ask for prices in a table: transport, stays, meals, permits and guide separately.
Avoid this
Do not pay a large deposit without a written itinerary and cancellation terms.
Related questions
Can I customise the trip?
Yes. A private plan can add Lumbini, Janakpur or Pokhara.
Is a vegetarian menu easy?
Yes. Most pilgrim stops serve dal bhat and vegetarian meals.
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