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sri
Nepal temple tour from India by elderly people (aged 60)?
Hi
I m looking for cultural/regligious (mainly concentrating on temples) tour which happens to be a promise to my parents (aged 60).
The duration has to be 3- 4 nights. Does any one know how to make this trip comfortable and nice to them. Pls suggest temples to visit and hotels to stay.
Thanks
Sri
3-4 days is quite enough to visit most temples in Kathmandu as well as Pokhara. These two places will be good tour for your parents. Talk to some Travel Agents and enquire your desires.
nannywho
I am a disabled traveller currently in Nepal. I have found excellent and caring service from Travel Management (P) Ltd, for bookings and solving all problems. (www.Travelsmanagement.com). Fantastic, tailored, caring service. If you want a really unbelievable hotel, full of historically interesting architectural features and real deluxe comfort, try the Dwarika's. I have never experienced such service, care and concern in my life (even from the owner herself!) Highest price is about US $225 per day, but you may be able to get some discount. Two other excellent hotels I have enjoyed are the Shangri-la and the Himalaya, both first class hotels offering great facilities and service, for a bit less than Dwarika's. But Dwarika's is a holiday in itself, if you can get in there!
Visit www.tripadvisor.com (I think that's right, but you will find in google) for advice about what to see and evaluations of various hotels, lots of other useful information.
SKC
Dear Shree, thre are amny famous temple in Kathmandu and its vicinity. in 3-4 nights your parents definitely will find their trip enjoyable and good. why do not you contact any of the travel agencies in Kathmandu for the proper arrangement and cost details etc. One of the travel agency I know is Infinity Tours. why don't you check with them at sales@infinitytoursnepal.com
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