Namo Buddha Tour

No, Namo Buddha is not far from Kathmandu; you can reach it within a 2-3 hour drive. Namo Buddha, in Kavrepalanchok district, lies 42.9km from Thamel of Kathmandu. The route along the Namo Buddha from Kathmandu is a blacktop with proper maintenance. The drive to Namo Buddha from Kathmandu passes through Dhulikhel of Bhaktapur.

Namo Buddha is famous for its religious significance in Buddhism and as a tourist destination. It is also renowned as a palace where King Mahasattva offered his body to a tigress to satisfy her hunger.

Nepal is a secular country, so everyone can visit every pilgrimage site; likewise, Namo Buddha welcomes visitors of all religions and dedications. Anyone willing to experience a serene environment, learn about Buddhist cultural significance, and enjoy its natural beauty is welcome at Namo Buddha.

Namo Buddha is a beautiful, tranquil area. Visitors can expect to see Namo Buddha Stupa, Thrangu Tashi Yangtse Monastery, and Panoramic Sights during the visit. Likewise, travellers can observe Buddhist rituals and practices, learn about the myths and stories about Namo Buddha, relax, meditate, and take photos of the area.

As Namo Buddha is a popular destination, the location has excellent infrastructure. One can reach Namo Buddha by taking ground transportation. 

The Namo Buddha tour can be completed within 3-4 days. However, as the itinerary is customizable, visitors can extend and shorten the tour as per their vacation time. 

Yes, an ATM is available. 

Absolutely, you can take a Namo Buddha tour with your family, as it is a family-friendly trip in Nepal’s beautiful city. The tour is easy and involves no physically demanding activities, making it suitable for visitors of every physical condition and age group. 

The peaceful environment of Namo Buddha and its modern facilities make it a favourite destination among tourists. 

Yes, Namo Buddha is safe for tourists. The locals are friendly, and you can enjoy exploring Namo Buddha without taking any stress. 

On average, 5-6 hours of sightseeing per day, leaving plenty of time to relax and enjoy meals. 

Both options are available. Whether you choose a solo tour or a group tour, it totally depends on your preference. 

The Namo Buddha tour costs range from US$300 to US$480 per person, depending on the group size. However, the price also varies depending on factors such as trip duration, the type of accommodation you choose, and the level of luxury you prefer.

Yes, you can book the Namo Buddha tour online. Boundless Adventure provides online booking facilities for travellers who prefer pre-booking. If you have any special requests for the tour, you can contact us via WhatsApp at +977 9851-33819.

You don’t have to pay for the entrance to Namo Buddha as it is free. Travellers can visit the Namo Buddha Stupa and the Thrangu Tashi Yangtse Monastery without fee, making it ideal for budget-friendly tourists. Also, all the fees are included in your package, so you don’t need to stress about it. 

No, there are no hidden charges. The package is transparent; you pay exactly what you see on the website. 

Yes, a deposit is required in advance to confirm the booking. The balance can be paid before the tour. 

Yes, you can select fewer activities, change accommodation, or choose different transportation. 

Yes, peak seasons like spring and autumn may have slightly higher rates than winter and monsoon. 

You can drive to Namo Buddha via tourist bus or private vehicle, which is convenient and comfortable. 

Yes, you’ll get a private vehicle for sightseeing in Kathmandu. This is included in your package. 

Yes, you can explore Kathmandu by public transport. They are cheaper but time-consuming.  

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are ideal for clear skies and stunning views.

Yes, but mornings can be chilly, and mountain visibility may be limited.

It’s not recommended due to slippery roads, landslides, and heavy rainfall, though the post-rain scenery is beautiful.

Autumn and spring offer clear skies, lush greenery, and crisp views, perfect for photography enthusiasts.

Yes, Nepal celebrates various festivals throughout the year; timing your visit may allow you to witness local celebrations.

Yes, spring and autumn attract more tourists, so booking in advance is recommended.

Summer (June–August) is less crowded, though rainfall may affect outdoor activities.

Yes, paragliding and boating are ideal during clear weather in spring and autumn.

Warm days, cool nights, and blooming flowers make it very comfortable for sightseeing.

Kathmandu offers a diverse range of accommodations, from budget-friendly to star hotels. Yet, Boundless Adventure’s tour package of Kathmandu covers accommodation at the standard hotel. However, we are okay with providing a luxury hotel, but it costs extra.

Yes, a full breakfast with tea/coffee, bread, eggs, fruits, and cereals is included daily.

Yes, all hotels in our package provide hot showers, Wi-Fi, electricity, laundry services, and private bathrooms.

Yes, upgrades to 4- or 5-star hotels are available at an additional cost.

Yes, but we recommend consuming freshly cooked items and bottled water for hygiene.

Breakfast is included; lunch and dinner are flexible and can be arranged according to your preference.

Yes, most hotels provide tea- and coffee-making facilities in the room.

Yes, hotels provide safe drinking water, but carrying a personal water bottle is recommended for sightseeing.

Comfortable walking shoes, warm clothes, a windproof jacket, sunglasses, sunscreen, a camera, a water bottle, light snacks, and a small backpack.

Not for this tour, as activities are mostly sightseeing and short walks.

Recommended for personal comfort, but your guide carries essential medical supplies.

Yes, cash in Nepali rupees is useful for small purchases, tips, and souvenirs.

Yes, sun exposure is strong at higher altitudes and lakesides.

Strongly recommended to capture breathtaking mountain views, lakes, and cultural sites.

Yes, a small backpack for essentials like water, snacks, sunscreen, and a jacket is helpful.

Modest clothing covering the shoulders and knees is recommended when visiting temples.

Respect elders, remove shoes when entering temples, and avoid touching sacred objects.

Photography is usually allowed outside; inside temples, always ask for permission.

Modest attire is recommended; cover shoulders and knees.

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. Around 5–10% is standard in restaurants or for guides.

Yes, Namo Buddha celebrates Hindu and Buddhist festivals; your guide can provide details if your visit coincides.

Yes, locals are friendly and welcoming; respectful conversation is encouraged.