Travelling in Bandipur, Nepal (Part 2) – How to travel from Kathmandu to Bandipur?

At 6am, I packed my luggage, and was picked up to Kantipath Bus Park, Kathmandu.

NOTE: Kantipath Bus Park is not a bus station. It is a street where busses departing to Chitwan National Park & Pokhara are lined up in a straight line.

Photos of the Kantipath Bus Park Kathmandu as below. 

I caught the bus departing to Pokhara, operated by Mountain Overland, with FREE WIFI in bus, and a FOC mineral water in the bus. I paid USD 12 for the bus ticket.

Bus stopped at Blue Heaven Restaurant for lunch break at Blue Heaven Restaurant. A buffet meal cost me 400NPR (USD 4). Love this restaurant as it offers really good ambience and food.

Photos of the Blue Heaven Restaurant as below. 

After 5 hours, I was told to get off at Dumre (a connecting place for Bandipur, Nepal), and then to catch a local bus to Bandipur at 50NPR (USD 0.50).

It was an interesting 30 minutes’ ride.  A box of live little chickens sat in front of me.

I arrived at Bandipur, Nepal at 1pm. And, I start to look for accommodations and checked on some hotels.

I checked on Samira Homestay and Milan Guest House before I found my stay at Bandipur Village Resort. I think, I am lucky to find my stay after the third attempt, because, it is the best hotel in the Bandipur, with a budget of USD 30 per room night.

Related Reading on Bandipur, Nepal are as below:

• Travelling in Bandipur, Nepal (Part 1) 

• Travelling in Bandipur, Nepal (Part 3) – What have I gone through to write this story?

• Travelling in Bandipur, Nepal (Part 4) – Where to stay in Bandipur, Nepal? 

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