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Bharat Gaurav Train Pashupatinath Tour: Indian Railways has launched a new Bharat Gaurav train service from Indore to Nepal. This train is being operated under the 'Pashupatinath Nepal Darshan Yatra' package. It is a 10-day journey organized by IRCTC. This is not merely a standard train service, but a comprehensive tour package that includes provisions for accommodation, meals, and sightseeing alongside the travel itself. The train is scheduled to commence its journey on June 12, taking passengers to Nepal's renowned religious and tourist destinations, such as Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan. This initiative will benefit both pilgrims and leisure travelers alike, offering them the opportunity to undertake a comfortable and hassle-free international trip—all within a single, all-inclusive package.

Which places are included in the tour?
The Bharat Gaurav Tourist Train will take passengers to several famous locations across Nepal. The itinerary covers Kathmandu, the Pashupatinath Temple, Pokhara, Chitwan National Park, and the Manakamana Temple. A unique highlight of this package is the inclusion of a ropeway ride to reach the Manakamana Temple. Additionally, the package offers the thrilling experience of a jeep safari within Chitwan National Park. IRCTC has meticulously designed this entire tour to ensure a perfect blend of religious pilgrimage, sightseeing, and the enjoyment of nature.

Fare and Package Details
The Nepal tour package is categorized into three distinct classes:
Third AC (3AC) Comfort: ₹62,710 per person
Second AC (2AC) Deluxe: ₹76,550 per person
First AC (1AC) Superior: ₹90,400 per person

What is included in the package?
Complete train travel arrangements
Accommodation in 3-star hotels
Pure vegetarian meals
AC bus facilities for sightseeing
Travel insurance
Assistance from a tour guide
Sanitation and security services

How to Book?

You can book this tour package through IRCTC's official tourism website or through IRCTC's regional offices.

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