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Nepal - Kathmandu to Delhi, 15 days

Challenge:: Adventure
Destination:: *Nepal, India
Departure Dates From:: 23/08/2008
Duration:: 2 weeks
Kitty:: £ 0

Nepal - Kathmandu to Delhi, 15 days

Experience the unique cultures of India and Nepal, Spot wild Nepalese chickens in Chitwan, Slurp down a daal in Kathmandu, Visit the birthplace of Buddha, Soak up the spirituality of Varanasi, Discover ancient stone temples in Orchha, See the Taj Majal, Bargain up a storm in a Delhi bazaar.

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, colourful markets and vast, striking landscapes on an adventure that will bring your senses alive.

These trips depart throughout the year. The trip costs £505, with a local payment of 15000 Nepalese Rupees, this should be paid on the first day of your trip locally.

Days 1-2 Kathmandu

Walk through Kathmandu's maze of bazaars and maybe visit Durbar Square, home to the Kumari Devi or 'living goddess'.

Days 3-5 Chitwan National Park

Explore the Chitwan National Park by foot and jeep to experience some of the best wildlife viewing in Asia. Spot rhinos, deers, monkeys and even wild Nepalese chickens.

Day 6 Lumbini

The final stop in Nepal is at the border town of Lumbini. It was here that Siddhartha Gautama, better known as Buddha, was born.

Day 7 Varanasi

The change of scenery from Nepal to India is immediate - you know you are in India when you are greeted by holy cows cruising along the highway.

Day 8 River Ganges Boat Trip

What better way to experience the sacred River Ganges than by boat?

Days 9-10 Varanasi

One of the oldest living cities, Varanasi is a hive of religious life and colour. Wander through the monasteries of nearby Sarnath or just sit by the river and be entertained by the constant flow of activity.

Days 11-12 Orchha

By the banks of the Betwa River sits Orchha, an historical masterpiece of stone temples and palaces. Explore the grand stone buildings untouched by modern life and scattered across the countryside.

Day 13 Agra

Visit one of the finest monuments ever constructed, the Taj Mahal. The 'teardrop on the face of eternity' was built as a memorial for Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan's wife.

Days 14-15 Delhi

India's capital is alive with historical sights, museums, galleries and endless bazaars. The ruins of Qtab Minar, the Indira Gandhi Museum and Birla house are all worth visiting.