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Are you planning a journey from the capital to the eastern gateway of Nepal? Yatra Nepal offers reliable, comfortable, and daily bus services from Kathmandu to Kakarvitta (Kakarbhitta). Whether you are a local traveler, a tourist heading to Darjeeling or Sikkim, or a business professional, our deluxe fleet ensures a smooth 12 to 14-hour journey across the scenic Terai plains. We are also providing daily bus service from Kathmandu to Kakarvitta and Kakarvitta to Kathmandu. You can book online via Yatra Nepal to travel to and from Kakarvitta. Our Kakarvitta bus departs at 3:30 PM and 4 PM. This is a 2 x 2 air suspension bus with comfortable seat and ac service facility. Kathmandu to Kakarvitta is around 610 Kilometers drive. You will reach Kakarvitta next morning around 7:30 AM.
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Quick Kathmandu - Kakarvitta Trip Overview
Distance: Approximately 460 km
Duration: 12–15 Hours (depending on road conditions)
Departure Point: Gongabu Bus Park / Kalanki, Kathmandu
Final Stop: Kakarvitta Bus Park (Jhapa)
Note: Prices may fluctuate slightly during peak festival seasons like Dashain and Tihar.
Kathmandu - Kakarvitta Night Bus
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Kathmandu to Kakarvitta
A/c Deluxe Bus with wifi |
03:30 PM
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07:30 AM
15:30 Hours |
35 Seater |
Kakarvitta - Kathmandu Night Bus
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Kakarvitta to Kathmandu
A/c Deluxe Bus with wifi |
04:00 PM
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07:30 AM
15:30 Hours |
35 Seater |
Why Choose Yatra Nepal for Your Journey?
Traveling east requires a dependable service. Here’s why travelers trust us:
Comfortable Seating: Our Sofa Seater buses feature air-suspension technology to minimize the bumps of the highway.
Safety First: We employ experienced drivers familiar with the East-West Highway (Mahendra Highway) and ensure regular vehicle maintenance.
On-Board Amenities: Enjoy complimentary mineral water, high-speed WiFi (on selected buses), and multiple rest stops for hygienic meals and refreshments.
Easy Border Access: Kakarvitta is the primary border point for Siliguri, Darjeeling, and Sikkim (India). Our bus drops you conveniently close to the immigration office.
Route & Major Boarding Points
The bus follows the Kathmandu – Mugling – Narayanghat – Hetauda – Itahari – Birtamod – Kakarvitta corridor.
Kathmandu Boarding Points:
Gongabu Bus Park (New Bus Park)
Balaju / Swayambhu
Kalanki (Baba Petrol Pump)
How to Book Your Ticket
Booking your Kathmandu to Kakarvitta bus ticket is now easier than ever with Yatra Nepal.
Online: Book directly via our website www.yatranepal.com.
Phone/WhatsApp: Call us at +977 9841392488 for instant seat confirmation.
Traveler Tips for Kakarvitta Border Crossing
Indian Citizens: Ensure you carry a valid Voter ID or Passport.
Foreigners: Visa on arrival is available at the Kakarvitta Immigration Office. Have USD cash and passport photos ready.
Currency: There are several ATMs and money exchange counters (like Nepal Bank) within walking distance of the Kakarvitta bus stand.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What time does the night bus reach Kakarvitta? Buses departing at 4:00 PM usually arrive in Kakarvitta between 6:00 AM and 7:30 AM the next morning.
Is there a day bus service? Most travelers prefer the overnight journey, but micro-bus (Hiace) services are available for early morning departures.
Can I book a return ticket from Kakarvitta to Kathmandu? Yes, we offer daily return services departing from Kakarvitta Bus Park at 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM.
Traveling from Kathmandu to Kakarvitta: What You Need to Know
The journey from Kathmandu to Kakarvitta (the gateway to Eastern Nepal and India) is an adventure across the diverse geography of Nepal. To ensure a smooth trip, here are our top travel tips:
Preparation & Packing
Arrival Time: We recommend arriving at the boarding point (Gongabu or Kalanki) at least 30 minutes before departure to secure your luggage and find your seat.
Layered Clothing: Even in summer, the bus air conditioning can be quite cold at night. Carry a light jacket or a travel blanket for a comfortable sleep.
Motion Sickness: The first 3–4 hours of the journey involve winding hilly roads before reaching the flat Terai plains. If you suffer from motion sickness, it is best to take medication before departing Kathmandu.