How can I go to Nepal from Chennai?
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How can I go to Nepal from Chennai?
It is advisable to travel to Varanasi or Delhi by flight and then cover the rest of the journey to Nepal by road. Chennai to Nepal by Train: One can access the Gorakhpur or Raxaul railway line from Chennai by direct trains to Delhi or Kolkata. There are no other ways to go from Chennai to Nepal by train.
Can I go to Nepal by train?
For now, there is no direct India to Nepal train. However, Gorakhpur and Raxaul being the closest stations on the Nepal route, one can take trains up to there and make the rest of the journey by road. There are trains from Howrah Station near Kolkata to the Raxaul Junction at the border.
How can I go to Nepal from Bangalore?
The best way to reach Kathmandu from Bangalore is to take a flight. The road distance between the two cities is too long to traverse by the roadway. However, it is possible. The fastest Bangalore to Kathmandu flights are flown by Air India, Jet Airways and Indigo Airlines.
How can I go to Nepal by road from India?
Indian citizens entering Nepal by road with their own vehicle need to submit the following documents, along with their proof of citizenship, at the Nepal border:
- Registration certificate of the vehicle.
- Driving license.
- A Yaatayaat Anumati or vehicle permit.
- A Bhansar or customs permit.
Can we take Indian car to Nepal?
Indian registered vehicles, including two wheelers, can visit the nearest municipal area/market in Nepal for a day long visit without payment of any Customs duty. However, the vehicle owners are required to register their vehicle at the Nepalese border check post and obtain a ‘Day Pass/Challan’.
Can we go Nepal by road?
With six border crossings with India, road travel is an economical and scenic way to reach Nepal. For those coming from Delhi or Varanasi, the most convenient crossing point is Sunauli, near Bhairahawa. There are daily direct air-conditioned buses from both cities available, as well as private cars for hire.
Can I take my Indian car to Nepal?
Is Indian rupees accepted in Nepal?
Although Indian currency is valid in Nepal (at an official exchange rate of 1.60 Nepalese rupees to 1 Indian rupee), the Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 currency notes are not acceptable. Carrying 500 and 1000 Indian rupee notes is a punishable offence in Nepal.
Can Indians buy bikes in Nepal?
Can you take an Indian bike or car to Nepal? The simple answer is yes, you can!
