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| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
Destination / Region | Terai Region |
Duration | 3 Days |
Trip Grade | easy |
Maximum Altitude | 70 m (Janakpurdham) |
Best Season | October - April |
Group Size | 2 - 10 Travelers |
Transportation | Domestic Flights & Tourist Vehicle |
Meals | Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner during Trek |
Accommodation | Standard Mountain Teahouses & Lodges |
Start & End Point | Kathmandu / Kathmandu |
Activities | Cultural Tour |
Walking Days | 1 Walking Days |
Daily Walking | 5 - 7 Hours Daily |
Janakpurdham is the celebrated birthplace of Goddess Sita and the site of her royal wedding to Lord Rama in the ancient epic Ramayana. This cultural and spiritual tour takes you into the heart of the Terai plains to marvel at the 19th-century Janaki Mandir — a stunning three-storied white marble palace combining Mughal and Rajput architecture with 60 rooms. Discover the ancient sacred ponds, Vivah Mandap, and the intricate, colorful world of women's Mithila (Madhubani) folk art.
A 3-day cultural package with domestic flights from Kathmandu to Janakpur, deluxe hotel stay, Mithila art workshops, and temple tours.
Detailed daily trekking distances, walking hours & stays
Short 25-minute flight to Janakpur. Transfer to hotel. Afternoon visit to sacred Dhanush Sagar and Ganga Sagar ponds. Attend the spellbinding evening Ganga Sagar Aarati ceremony with lamps and temple music.
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Our itineraries are crafted with gradual ascent profiles to minimize Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). Certified Sherpa guides carry fingertip pulse oximeters, medical first aid kits, and portable emergency oxygen at all times.
We manage and include all National Park, Conservation Area (ACAP/Sagarmatha), TIMS, and Restricted Area Permits on your behalf. Simply provide copies of your passport and 2 passport photos upon arrival in Kathmandu.
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It is called Naulakha Mandir because it cost exactly nine lakhs (900,000) gold rupees to construct in 1910 AD by Queen Vrisha Bhanu of Tikamgarh.
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