Sightseeing Tour Package

Yes, both are built into the core itinerary as full private/shared-basis days, not optional add-ons. That's what sets this package apart from shorter Bali itineraries that only cover the temple and beach circuit.

Shared. It runs on a public fast boat used for commuting between the mainland and the island, which is standard for this route. Because of that, timing matters: the itinerary is built tightly around the boat schedule, and missing it means booking another crossing at your own cost.

This tourcovers the Kintamani viewpoint only, looking across at Mount Batur and the lake from the village side. It doesn't include a crater trek or hike. If you want to get onto the volcano itself, that's a separate sunrise-trek activity your TripToOcean rep can quote separately.

Two nights in Ubud, four in Kuta. Ubud covers the arrival and the Kintamani day; Kuta is the base for Nusa Penida, Trans Studio, Tanah Lot, and your free day.

A typical package may include two nights of hotel accommodation, breakfast, private arrival and departure transfers, and private North Goa sightseeing. Exact inclusions depend on your selected quotation.

Yes. Three days are suitable for a short Goa getaway, allowing travelers to enjoy selected sightseeing, beaches, and leisure time. If you want to explore both North and South Goa more extensively, consider adding extra nights.

Yes. The package is ideal for couples and can be enhanced with optional romantic experiences such as candlelight dinners, room decoration, spa sessions, sunset cruises, or private yacht experiences.

Yes. Honeymoon couples can customize the package with a 4-star or 5-star resort, romantic decoration, private transfers, special dining arrangements, and other available experiences.

Yes, completely.

The Ghandruk Trek is widely regarded as one of the most beginner-friendly treks in the entire Himalayan region. The maximum altitude is just 2,012 metres - well below the threshold for altitude sickness. The daily trekking distance is moderate, the trails are well-marked and well-maintained, and teahouses provide warm meals and comfortable beds along the route. If you can manage a brisk 4-6 hour walk on uneven terrain, you can complete this trek comfortably.

The risk is virtually zero. At a maximum elevation of 2,012 metres, Ghandruk sits well below the 3,000-metre threshold where altitude sickness typically begins. This is one of the main reasons the trek is recommended for families, senior travellers, and anyone who wants a Himalayan experience without the medical concerns of higher-altitude routes like Annapurna Base Camp or Everest Base Camp.

Two permits are required: the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and the Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS) card. Both are included in the TriptoOcean package price. You don't need to arrange these yourself - your guide team handles everything.

Yes. The Ghandruk Trek is one of the few Himalayan treks genuinely suitable for children. The moderate trail, low altitude, and availability of teahouse accommodation makes it a viable family adventure. Porters can help carry children's backpacks, and the pace is fully adjustable to group needs.

Yes. Indian passport holders require a Visa on Arrival (VoA) to enter Indonesia, including Bali. The visa costs IDR 500,000 (approximately ₹3,000) and allows a 30-day stay, extendable once for another 30 days. You can either pay at the dedicated counter at Bali Airport on arrival, or apply for the e-VOA (electronic Visa on Arrival) online via the official Indonesian immigration website before travel. We strongly recommend the e-VOA to skip airport queues, particularly during peak season. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from your arrival date and have at least 2 blank pages.

The Bali Tourist Levy (IDR 150,000, approximately ₹850 per person) is a mandatory fee introduced by the Bali provincial government for all international tourists. It is separate from the visa fee. You must pay it online via the official Love Bali portal at lovebali.baliprov.go.id before your arrival in Bali. After payment, you receive a QR code - save it on your phone as it may be checked at immigration or accommodation check-in. This levy funds the preservation of Bali's heritage sites and tourism infrastructure.

The Bali Swing is safe when operated by reputable providers with proper safety harnesses, certified guides, and maintained equipment - which is the standard at all the major Ubud swing parks included in our package itinerary. Participants are secured with a full harness before each swing, the guide provides a thorough safety briefing, and staff are present at each swing to assist. The experience is genuinely thrilling - swings reach heights of 20-78 metres depending on which you choose - but entirely safe for anyone in reasonable health. The activity is not recommended for those with heart conditions, high blood pressure, or severe motion sickness. Weight limit per swing is typically 200 kg (single or tandem combined).

Yes. Entrance fees are included in the package price. Key fees to budget for: Tanah Lot Temple (IDR 75,000 adults), Uluwatu Temple + Kecak Dance (approximately IDR 150,000-200,000 per person), Trans Studio Bali (varies by package, typically IDR 200,000-500,000 per person), and the Bali Swing admission (approximately USD 20-35 per person depending on the provider and whether lunch is included). Your TriptoOcean representative will provide the tickets at the venue when your booking is finalised.

No. Indian nationals do not require a visa to enter Nepal. A valid Indian Passport or Voter ID Card is sufficient. Please note that Aadhaar Card is not accepted as a travel document for Nepal. Children under 16 must carry both an original Birth Certificate and a School Identity Card in hard copy format.

You can carry Indian currency to Nepal, but carrying INR 500 and above denomination notes is a punishable offence under Nepalese law. We recommend carrying INR 100 and below denomination notes, or exchanging currency at authorised money changers or banks on arrival in Kathmandu. USD is also widely accepted at exchange counters.

No, entrance fees are not included. The approximate total cost for entrance to all major sightseeing sites (Boudhanath, Pashupatinath, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath, and Jal Narayan) is around ₹500 per person, payable directly at the sites. We recommend keeping this amount in small denomination notes.

CP (Continental Plan) includes Bed + Breakfast only. You have the freedom to explore Kathmandu's excellent restaurant scene for your other meals. MAP (Modified American Plan) includes Breakfast + Dinner at the hotel, which is ideal for those who prefer a structured meal plan and want to minimise extra expenses during their trip.

The Kathmandu Nagarkot tour package cost for Indians in 2026 starts at ₹11,520 per person (twin share, 3-star, Bed & Breakfast).  4-star options start at ₹18,900 and 5-star at ₹23,850 for groups of 20+. All rates include 3 nights hotel (2 Kathmandu + 1 Nagarkot), daily breakfast, welcome drink, AC private vehicle for all transfers and sightseeing, and all Nepal government taxes. Entrance fees (approx. ₹800/person) are paid separately on site.

Yes - on clear days, Mount Everest is visible from Nagarkot, appearing as a distant but unmistakable peak among the eastern Himalayan range. The best months for clear Everest views from Nagarkot are October-November (post-monsoon, sharpest visibility) and March-April (spring, generally clear). During monsoon (June-August), cloud cover frequently obscures the mountains. Nagarkot offers panoramic views of over 20 Himalayan peaks on clear mornings, making the sunrise experience one of the most memorable in Nepal for Indian travellers.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the medieval city of Bhaktapur - widely considered Nepal's best-preserved ancient city. It showcases the peak of Malla dynasty architecture: the 55-Window Palace, the five-storey Nyatapola Temple (the tallest pagoda in Nepal), the Golden Gate, and dozens of intricate courtyards. We include it on Day 3 because it falls directly en route from Kathmandu to Nagarkot, making it a natural and efficient stop. It adds a completely different character to the itinerary - away from Kathmandu's urban energy, Bhaktapur feels like stepping into medieval Nepal.

The 2N/3D Kathmandu package covers the city's major sites - Boudhanath, Pashupatinath, Swayambhunath, Durbar Square, and Jal Narayan. The 3N/4D Kathmandu Nagarkot package includes all of those plus two major additions: Bhaktapur Durbar Square (the most beautifully preserved medieval city in Nepal, on the drive to Nagarkot) and one full night in Nagarkot with the Himalaya sunrise experience. The extra night and day is specifically designed for Indian travellers who want their Nepal trip to include a genuine Himalaya encounter without committing to a full trek.

This itinerary covers Port Blair, Havelock Island, and Neil Island, along with popular excursions to Ross Island and North Bay Island. Guests also visit iconic beaches including Radhanagar Beach, Kalapattar Beach, Bharatpur Beach, Laxmanpur Beach, and Chidiya Tapu.

Yes. This package is designed for honeymoon couples, families, and first-time Andaman travelers. It includes relaxed sightseeing, romantic sunsets, safe water activities, and enough leisure time across islands without rushed travel.

Yes. Airport pickup and drop-off at Port Blair Airport are included on Day 1 and Day 8, ensuring a smooth start and end to your Andaman holiday.

The package includes inter-island ferry transfers between Port Blair and Havelock, and between Havelock and Neil Island. Premium catamaran ferries such as Makruzz, Nautika, or ITT Majestic are provided, subject to availability and weather conditions.

This Andaman tour package includes airport pickup and drop at Port Blair, comfortable stays in Port Blair, Havelock Island, and Neil Island, inter-island ferry transfers, daily breakfast, guided snorkeling at Elephant Beach, visits to Cellular Jail with Light & Sound Show, Ross Island and North Bay Island excursion, and all sightseeing by private air-conditioned vehicle.

Yes, this package is thoughtfully designed for honeymoon couples, couples, and families. It combines romantic beaches, relaxed island stays, safe water activities, and flexible leisure time, making it ideal for travelers of all age groups.

Yes. This 6 Nights 7 Days Andaman tour covers both Havelock Island and Neil Island, allowing you to experience famous beaches like Radhanagar Beach, Bharatpur Beach, Laxmanpur Beach, and the Natural Bridge, along with scenic ferry journeys between islands.

Absolutely. Snorkeling at Elephant Beach is guide-assisted and beginner-friendly. Certified instructors provide safety briefing and equipment, making it safe even for first-time snorkelers and non-swimmers.

Yes, this tour is ideal for both honeymoon couples and families. It includes romantic beaches, leisure time, safe water activities, and comfortable stays.

Absolutely. Snorkeling at Elephant Beach is guide-assisted and beginner-friendly, with safety equipment and trained instructors provided.

Hotels are offered in multiple categories:

• Standard

• 3 Star Deluxe

• 3 Star Super Deluxe

• 4 Star Luxury

You can select the hotel category according to your comfort and budget.

Yes, all inter-island ferry transfers between Port Blair, Havelock Island, and Neil Island are included in the package.

Yes, this package is specially designed for couples with romantic beaches, sunset views, and a complimentary photoshoot.

Yes, snorkeling at Elephant Beach is guide-assisted and suitable even for first-time snorkelers.

The package includes comfortable, well-reviewed hotels in Port Blair and Havelock.

We have 4 categories of hotels available: Standard, 3 Star Deluxe, 3 Star Super Deluxe, 4 Star Luxury.

Cost is given per hotel category; you can choose and book as per your preference. Upgrades are available on request.

Yes, all inter-island ferry transfers mentioned in the itinerary are included.

The dry season (April-October) offers sunny days, calm seas for water sports, and minimal rainfall-ideal for this itinerary. December-January is peak season with crowds and higher prices. Avoid the November-March monsoon for guaranteed outdoor activities.

Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) is used. Credit cards are accepted at resorts and restaurants. Withdraw cash at ATMs for the best exchange rates. Inform your bank of travel dates.

Yes, safe. Guides adjust the route to your comfort level. No prior experience needed. Helmets and gear are mandatory, and we will provide it you.

Yes, Indian citizens need an e-Visa on Arrival (e-VOA) costing INR 2,500-3,000 (USD 35). Apply online 5-7 days before travel or get it at the Bali airport. Passport must be valid for 6+ months. Our team will guide you in flight and visa.

Read more: https://www.triptoocean.com/blog/ultimate-2026-guide-to-bali-entry-requirements-for-indian-travelers/

Yes, the itinerary works well for couples, friends and families. Cultural sightseeing in Ubud, volcano views, water sports at Tanjung Benoa and temple sunsets at Tanah Lot and Uluwatu offer something for most age groups, with enough leisure time in both Ubud and Seminyak.

Airport–hotel–airport transfers are on a private basis, and the listed day tours (Kintamani & Ubud art villages, Tanah Lot & Uluwatu, Benoa water sports transfers) are also operated with a private vehicle and driver. Only on‑site shared elements like equipment or beach areas are common.

In many cases, the package can be customised before final confirmation—for example, upgrading or adding water sports, adding a spa session, or including extra sightseeing such as a half‑day Ubud market visit. Any changes are subject to availability and revised pricing at the time of request.