Nepal Budget Tour Packages from Mauritius

Visit Nepal - Budget Tour Packages

The Himalayas provide the shelter for the Tallest of them all—Mt. Everest; in addition with the subalpine forests, nesting the sub-continent of Asia called the Nepal, Nepal is a country in Asia which is not bordered with any body of water. These routes can be used as a playground for trekkers and 'at home-like' holiday by virtue of it's cultural harmony with the host country.
Why not seek a well-coordinated and special treatment during the visit to Nepal from Mauritius with the help of our budget tour packages? Here, we offer your Nepal travel deals for people traveling all the way from Mauritius with the help of our budget travel packages. As the name implies, our packages are meant for cost-effective travel experience. With us, visit manifold places of Nepal by paying less price.

Best Places to Visit in Nepal

We take the you to the journey of the marvelous viewing sites across Nepal at a budget.

Dolpa:It is a Tibetan plateau of drained landscapes. Hills with many hidden valleys suitable for all those who love trashing about, hiking, and exploring. Go and visit exquisite Shey Gompa, the monastery built of crystal, and experience the chilling water coming from the very depths of the icy lake numbered the Phoksundo or relive your fantasies about away places. Actually, it is the greatest place for hiking but they make you to have a permit.

Lumbini:The garden of Lumbini is the internationally that was the birthplace of Buddha where is situated in Nepal. The pious Mayadevi Garden, at this site, represents the very spot where the illuminated Buddha Gautama was born. The other point is that here we have lot here international Buddhist ashrams. Aside from that, it is also the enigmatic Ashoka pillars which are scripted about more than two hundred years ago with sandstones of carvings depicting the Buddha birth. Lumbini is an ideal destination for those who want to immersed in a sacred atmosphere or find their spiritual side of the soul.

Gokyo Valley:It is found in Sagarmatha, which is at the western region of Khumbu. Here you may explore and exercise your curiosity by hiking through striking glacial lakes and yaks pastures. Trails too are pretty famous here which are a gateway to the Everest trecks. If there is a lot of time in your hands then you should rather choose one of the many hiking trails, and then maybe go and spend a night of camping up in the mountains at a tea house.
Pashupatinath Temple:It is in the northwest of Kathmandu that lies one of the biggest four holy shrines for the followers of Shiva which are considered the god of destruction in Hinduism. You shouldnt miss going to this place to explore the religious image of Hinduism and to be blessed by the God Shiva.

Pokhara:Apart from spending a long time sightseeing, losing yourself and your mental balance in our exciting leisure and/or recreational activities or just experiencing beauty and recharging for the next day can be amongst the main things you do here. Alternatively, people enthusiasts can have the Annapurna Mountain trekking spree, can find boating or pony rides which are for calmer adventure lovers, and for those, who seek adventure, can try paragliding. It is humorous for the local restaurants there serve so-so Tibetan cuisine. You can rent an ecological vehicle and drive around by sightseeing, or you can simply enjoy a book while sitting by the waterfront.

Free Things to do in Nepal

Asan Market: Walk leisurely in the 20 minute journey from the tourist district which is relatively quiet into the Asan Market. This ultimate market place is what the eye authentically beholds. It is filled with a busy crowd of locals getting the needed commodities. The attendance of local people of various social background and castes from different parts of the country seems interesting for purchasing like cooking pots, spices, electrical good and cooking oil. Chaos and calm in everything Nathmandu has mixed. Market town is a bore if you are looking for a place that lets you experience the local way of shopping.

Durbar Square: It goes with saying that if you’re on a low budget and wish not to pay anything to look around outside the gated area of Durbar Square, there is plenty to see and keep you tided inside the Palace Compounds. One deity that is worth mentioning is Hanuman Doka (monkey god).Here you will notice that the local people worship it by bowing and giving food and money in the form of offerings to the monkey god.
It is a good location to find a chair at the top of some steps and get a glance on pedestrians moving towards the main roads. Time pacting in Kathmandu through the genre of Kath-based films can be really a good deed to do. Here, in the main streets, you will see more people of different nationalities including locals and even cows having their lives.

Kopan Monastery: This is one of the world most well-known Buddhist monasteries; it is situated at the top of the hill and it gives the most beautiful panoramic views of Kathmandu Valley. It is a city within a city, wherein you get a well deserved break from the chaos of the city. Si omnes habeat tempora, faciet. That would take either an hour of good walk or else a 20 minutes long taxi ride to the same. The options open up for you such as kidding yourself into the calm and well-maintained meditation rooms and exploring the gardens rightly tended. Being entrancingly surrounded by the Kopan Monastery, one cannot help but have some kind of an emotional involvement as a result. Here many a Westerner chooses to get into the practice being a monk, which is undoubtedly an ancient spiritual practice.