Trip cost
Namobuddha from Dubai: trip cost
For 2 travellers sharing a room, a 7-day trip to Namobuddha from Dubai comes to about $1,282 (about $1,372 with a 7% buffer), including flights, stay, food, local transport and activities. Flights are the typical observed range, $343 to $366 per person, last observed 29 Oct 2026. Visa fees are not included.
Complete trip estimate, 7 days, 2 travellers
Shown for a default of 7 days and 2 travellers sharing one room. Those are our defaults, not your plans: change them above.
- Flights, Dubai and back TYPICALTypical observed, last observed 29 Oct 2026: $343 to $366 per person over 16 observation days · Typical fare per person across the usable months; the month table below shows each month.
- ~$712
- Stay, 6 nights About $25 a night for one mid-range room, our model's estimate. Hotel observations replace this as they arrive.
- about $150estimate, refreshed 29 Oct
- Food About $15 per person per day, our model's estimate.
- about $210estimate, refreshed 29 Oct
- Local transport About $5 per person per day for buses, metro, taxis and transfers, our model's estimate.
- about $70estimate, refreshed 29 Oct
- Activities About $10 per person per day, our model's estimate.
- about $140estimate, refreshed 29 Oct
- Visa or entry permit
- Not in the total. Confirm the fee on the official portal.
About AED 4,708 at the 30 Oct 2026 rate.
About AED 5,038 at the 30 Oct 2026 rate. Your bank's rate will differ a little.
The buffer is a default for the things a plan leaves out, not a fee. It is never folded into the estimate above.
Other trip lengths for 2: 3 days about $942, 5 days about $1,112, 10 days about $1,537.
Flights, Dubai to Namobuddha and back, are the observed range where we hold one and our distance estimate otherwise; stay, food, local transport and activities are planning figures from the destination's daily costs. Nothing here is a quote. How we calculate.
Typical fares by month, Dubai to Namobuddha
Round trip, per person, from fares observed on different days in the last 30 days. The cheapest usable month is Oct 2026. Prices last refreshed 29 Oct 2026.
| Travel month | Typical fare, per person | Days sampled | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 2026cheapest | $343 to $427 | 16 | TYPICAL |
| Nov 2026 | $381 to $447 | 16 | TYPICAL |
| Dec 2026 | $366 to $414 | 16 | TYPICAL |
| Jan 2027 | $380 to $404 | 16 | TYPICAL |
| Feb 2027 | $366 to $401 | 15 | TYPICAL |
| Mar 2027 | $373 to $399 | 16 | TYPICAL |
| Apr 2027 | $381 to $395 | 16 | TYPICAL |
| May 2027 | $396 to $402 | 15 | TYPICAL |
| Aug 2027 | range after 3 days | 1 | observing |
| Sep 2027 | $426 to $426 | 3 | TYPICAL |
2 more months are not observed yet.
Often forgotten
- Checked baggage · About 10 hours of travel each way, airport time included
Many long-haul fares include one bag; low-cost carriers price each bag separately. Check the fare rules.
- Airport transfer · Arriving by air
The local transport line budgets getting around, not a private transfer. Check whether your stay includes one.
- Travel insurance · An international trip
Medical cover abroad and trip cancellation. Priced by the insurer for your party and dates.
- SIM or eSIM · An international trip
Roaming or a local data plan for the days you are away.
- Tips and service charges · Any trip
Customs differ by country; restaurants and drivers may expect them.
- Souvenirs and gifts · Any trip
Outside the activities line, which budgets what you do, not what you bring home.
A checklist, not a price list: we show an amount only where a named source has published one.
Best months to visit Namobuddha
March, April, May, October and November, from the destination's own record. The fare table above shows which of the coming months is cheapest to fly.
About Namobuddha
Namobuddha, also written Namo Buddha, is a Buddhist pilgrimage site on a ridge in Kavrepalanchok district, southeast of Kathmandu and reached in a few hours by road through Dhulikhel or Panauti, either of which can also be the start of a walk up. The stupa marks the place where, by tradition, an earlier incarnation of the Buddha gave his body to a starving tigress, and it is counted among the most important Buddhist sites of the Kathmandu valley. Thrangu Tashi Yangtse monastery stands above it with a few hundred monks, a monastic college and a clinic. There is no town here in any ordinary sense: a handful of guesthouses, a few retreat properties on the surrounding hills, terraced farmland and trails down to Panauti. People come to sit, to walk or to stay at the monastery rather than to sightsee. At around 1,750 m it stays cooler than Kathmandu. Spring and autumn are clear, and monsoon rain falls June to September.
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