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  • Climate
    Best time of year to visit is October-November after the hot, humid and rainy June-September monsoon season. The cold temperatures of December to February are compensated by cloudless skies. March and April, when spring flowers bloom, are also popular.
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    Indian Rupee
  • Health
    Precautions must be taken to avoid the risk of contracting Cholera, Typhoid, Poliomyelitis and Malaria. Hepatitis A & B, Japanese encephalitis and Rabies are also health risks.
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Nepal

Culturally rich and extraordinarily beautiful, the mountain kingdom of Nepal offers a wealth of spectacular scenery which has attracted nature lovers and explorers for centuries. The capital Kathmandu lies at the foot of the magnificent Himalayas with many fascinating and beautiful medieval towns along the valley waiting to be explored.

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Nepal

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This country has so much to offer – you can wonder at the stunning temple architecture, take a gentle trek, enjoy a flight over the mountains to spot the majestic Everest, search for wildlife in the jungles of the Royal Chitwan National Park (home to the rare Bengal tiger) and marvel at the breathtaking mountain scenery of Pokhara in the spectacular foothills of the Himalayas.  A tour will give a broader picture of this ancient kingdom perched on the roof of the world.

The most popular time of year to visit Nepal is October to November, the start of the dry season, the countryside is green and the air is clean and visibility of the Himalayas is at its best.  Temperatures are also moderate making this the ideal time to visit.  From December to January conditions are still good although temperatures can get very cold especially whilst trekking.  From February to March it starts to warm up again and travelling can be very pleasant with warm sunny days, the drawback being that dry weather and dust in the skies reduces visibility levels.

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Blue Planet Holidays - Holidays - Dwarika’s, Kathmandu, Nepal

Dwarika’s, Kathmandu, Nepal

Dwarika’s Hotel was created from one man’s dream to preserve the architectural heritage of Nepal. Constructed in traditional Nepalese style, using exquisite wooden and terracotta features rescued from traditional properties around Kathmandu, Dwarika’s is now an award winning 74 room hotel.

Everest Summit Lodge, Lukla, Nepal

Lukla, the gateway to Mount Everest, the Lukla lodge is conveniently located directly opposite the airport. The lodge has 17 rooms with en suite bathrooms, a restaurant, bar, reading room and provides a laundry service.

Everest Summit Lodge, Mende, Nepal

The lodge at Mende is perched almost 300 metres above the Thamo and Thame valleys and has stunning views of the surrounding mountains of Kongde Ri, Thamserku, Kang Taiga, Kusum Kangru and Khumbila. There are 20 rooms with en suite bathrooms, a restaurant, bar, reading room and provides a laundry service.

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Highlights of India plus Nepal

The most enduring image that you will take away with you from a visit to India is of the people. Within its population of over one billion people there are over 461 different tribal communities speaking in more than 750 different dialects and these make up just 10% of the total population.  From the dark skinned Tamils of the south to the Tibetan people of Ladakh, the tall fair skinned peoples of the north to the shorter Bengalis of the east, this homogenous mix of people has come about over thousands of years of invasion, migration and trade.

Ladakh & The Himalayan Foothills

Ladakh is a wildly beautiful land of highland deserts, lush green valleys and snow-capped peaks. Dotted with monasteries and fluttering prayer flags, the villages retain strong Buddhist cultural links with Tibet. This journey combines Ladakh with the holy Sikh city of Amritsar and the mountainous state of Himachal Pradesh.

The Best of Nepal

The ‘abode of the gods’, Nepal is a land of superlatives, as ancient as time itself, where man and nature have created a landscape of quite extraordinary diversity and spectacle. From the towering icy giants of the Himalayas and the cultural wonders of the Kathmandu Valley, to some of the richest wildlife areas in Asia, Nepal’s attractions are simply unbeatable.

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