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Gangajamuna, Salyankot & Narsingha Dham Yatra — 2 Days

Three central Nepal hill-temple darshans in 2 days — Bhagwati, Salyankot Bhagwati, and Lord Narsingha

Duration

2 days

Group size

2–15

Difficulty

Easy

Starts in

Kathmandu

About this yatra

Short, focused 2-day Hindu temple yatra through the central Nepal hills west of Kathmandu. Visit three sacred sites in one circuit: Gangajamuna Bhagwati in Dhading district, Salyankot Bhagwati Mandir in Nuwakot, and Lord Narsingha Dham. Perfect as a weekend pilgrimage for Kathmandu residents and visiting yatris with limited time, or as a pre-/post-yatra add-on for pilgrims doing Kailash, Muktinath, or Damodar Kunda.

  • Gangajamuna Bhagwati darshan
  • Salyankot Bhagwati Mandir
  • Lord Narsingha Dham
  • Optional Nuwakot Durbar Square
  • Private vehicle from Kathmandu
  • Pure vegetarian meals
  • Year-round departures
  • Weekend yatra friendly
  1. 1

    Kathmandu → Gangajamuna (Dhading) → Salyankot (Nuwakot)

    Early morning departure (6 AM) from Kathmandu. Drive ~3 hours west via Trisuli highway to Gangajamuna in Dhading district. Bhagwati Mandir darshan, puja arrangement and dakshina. Breakfast/refreshment break. Continue ~2 hours north to Salyankot in Nuwakot — Salyankot Bhagwati Mandir darshan, holy bell ringing ritual. Drive ~30 minutes to Bidur (Nuwakot district headquarters) for the night. Hotel check-in, evening rest. Welcome dinner with local Newari touches. Overnight Bidur.

  2. 2

    Narsingha Dham darshan → return Kathmandu

    Morning visit to Narsingha Dham — Lord Narsingha (man-lion incarnation of Vishnu) darshan and puja arrangement. Optional walk through Nuwakot Durbar Square (UNESCO heritage area) — the historic palace built by King Prithvi Narayan Shah. Lunch in Bidur. Drive back to Kathmandu (~3-4 hours). Airport drop-off as per international flight time, or hotel transfer / onward yatra connection in the evening.

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Frequently asked questions

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How many days is the Gangajamuna, Salyankot & Narsingha Dham Yatra — 2 Days?

Gangajamuna, Salyankot & Narsingha Dham Yatra — 2 Days is 2 days. Three central Nepal hill-temple darshans in 2 days — Bhagwati, Salyankot Bhagwati, and Lord Narsingha.

How much does the Gangajamuna, Salyankot & Narsingha Dham Yatra — 2 Days cost?

Gangajamuna, Salyankot & Narsingha Dham Yatra — 2 Days $79 per person, with all government taxes included. Group discounts apply for 5+ pilgrims travelling together. All prices are quoted in USD and can be paid in NPR (Nepali Rupees) or INR (Indian Rupees) at current exchange rates.

What is included in the Gangajamuna, Salyankot & Narsingha Dham Yatra — 2 Days?

Airport pickup and drop-off in Kathmandu; Private vehicle (van or SUV) Kathmandu loop with experienced driver; 1 night accommodation in Bidur (best available 3-star or guesthouse, twin-share, BB); All meals during the tour (breakfast, lunch, dinner) — pure vegetarian; English/Hindi-speaking guide throughout; Puja arrangement and donations at all 3 temples — Gangajamuna Bhagwati, Salyankot Bhagwati, Narsingha Dham; Holy bell ringing ritual at Salyankot; Welcome dinner with local cultural touches; Bottled water during transfers; All government and local taxes.

What is not included?

International flights to/from Kathmandu; Nepal entry visa (US $30 for 15 days, on-arrival); Travel insurance (recommended); Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu beyond welcome dinner; Soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, snacks beyond included meals; Tips for guide and driver (~$15-25 per pilgrim total); Personal expenses — laundry, phone, hot showers in lodges; Entry fees at Nuwakot Durbar Square if visited (NPR 200-500 depending on nationality).

Where does the yatra start and end?

The yatra starts and ends in Kathmandu, Nepal. Airport pickup and drop-off in Kathmandu are included. Domestic travel within the itinerary is covered.

When is the best time for this yatra?

Most pilgrimages from Nepal run March through November, with May-June (pre-monsoon) and September-October (post-monsoon) being the most popular months. Specific spiritual dates like Saga Dawa (Kailash), Janai Purnima (Badimalika), and Bala Chaturdashi (Pathivara) draw the largest pilgrim crowds. Contact us for departure availability on your preferred dates.

Is this yatra suitable for elders?

Yes — this yatra is suitable for pilgrims of all ages including elders. Comfortable hotel accommodation, mostly drive-based itinerary, and gentle pace. For pilgrims with specific health concerns or special needs, please reach out via WhatsApp (+977 9810 351 300) and we'll customize the itinerary.

How do I book this yatra?

Click the "Book Now" button on this page to start. We'll confirm availability within 24 hours and send you a detailed booking confirmation with payment instructions. A 30% deposit secures your booking; balance is due 30 days before departure. WhatsApp +977 9810 351 300 for instant chat.

Do you accept Indian pilgrims and Indian payments?

Yes — The Kailash Holiday is a division of The Everest Holiday Pvt. Ltd. (TAAN 1586), serving Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims from India, Nepal, and the diaspora since 2016. Pure vegetarian Indian-style meals throughout, Hindi-speaking guide, and we accept payments in USD, INR, and NPR. Group rates available for family/community yatras.