Nepal Tour Package from Bangladesh: Visa, Cost, Itinerary & Travel Guide

Last updated: 7 October 2026Official source checked: 7 October 2026

Nepal is one of the easiest trips abroad for Bangladeshis. As SAARC nationals, Bangladeshis get a tourist visa on arrival at Kathmandu airport, and the first visit of up to 30 days in a visa year is normally free. A Nepal tour from Dhaka is about an hour and a half by air. A 5–7 day trip across Kathmandu, Pokhara and Nagarkot is the usual plan.

Visa: the SAARC benefit

Nepal gives SAARC nationals (except Afghanistan) a tourist visa on arrival. The first visit of up to 30 days in a visa year is normally free; a second visit in the same year or a longer stay is charged. Rules change, so check Nepal's Department of Immigration or the Nepal Embassy in Dhaka before going. Filling in the online arrival form in advance lets you skip the kiosk queue.

Nepal tour cost from Bangladesh

Nepal is good for budget travel:

Hotels: Thamel in Kathmandu and Lakeside in Pokhara have every budget; you can bargain off-season
Transport: Kathmandu to Pokhara is 7–8 hours by tourist bus on mountain roads, or half an hour by domestic flight — the bus is much cheaper, the flight saves time
Food: dal bhat and momo are cheap; Thamel and Lakeside also have halal restaurants
Currency: Nepali rupee; certain Indian rupee notes are not accepted — check before carrying rupees

Kathmandu Pokhara tour package

A typical Nepal tour package from Bangladesh includes hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara, a Kathmandu city tour (Durbar Square, Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath), transport to Pokhara and the Sarangkot sunrise. A Nepal honeymoon package usually adds a night at a mountain-view resort in Nagarkot. Paragliding, the mountain flight and a Chitwan safari are usually extra.

Sample 6-day Nepal itinerary

Day 1: arrive in Kathmandu, Thamel in the afternoon
Day 2: Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath, Bhaktapur
Day 3: travel to Pokhara, evening by Phewa Lake
Day 4: Sarangkot sunrise and Annapurna views; boating and Davis Falls
Day 5: back to Kathmandu, night in Nagarkot
Day 6: Nagarkot sunrise, flight home

Best time to visit Nepal

October–November has the clearest skies and the best Himalayan views — the best time, and the busiest. March–April is second best, with rhododendrons in bloom. December–February is cold but clear. June–September monsoon clouds hide the mountains and landslides affect hill roads.

Visa and entry rules, fees and prices change from time to time. Costs here are rough estimates — check the destination's official immigration site or embassy before you book or pay. NagorikSheba does not sell tours or visa services.

Keep at least 6 months' validity on your passport
Fill in the online arrival form on Nepal Immigration's site in advance to save time
Get the visa on arrival at Kathmandu airport with your passport, form and return ticket
If trekking, get the required permits through the Nepal Tourism Board or a licensed agency
Carry some cash dollars — cards don't work in remote areas

Official source

FAQ

Do Bangladeshis need a visa for Nepal?

Yes, but not in advance — you get a visa on arrival at Kathmandu airport. As SAARC nationals, the first visit of up to 30 days in a visa year is normally free.

How long is the flight from Dhaka to Kathmandu?

About an hour and a half non-stop. Going by road through India needs an Indian visa and takes much longer.

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