Bangalore to Nepal - Mustang Road trip December 2025

Описание: Nepal border documentation
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Indian citizens driving to Nepal need a valid Passport or Voter ID, original vehicle Registration Certificate (RC), comprehensive insurance, valid driving license, and a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate. A "Bhansar" (customs) permit is mandatory for the vehicle, which costs roughly 375 INR/day and 100 INR as RTO Cost.
Required Documents & Procedures for Personal Vehicles:
Proof of Citizenship: Valid Passport or Voter ID or Aadhar is accepted at the border.
Driver License: Original valid driving license.
Vehicle Documents: Original Registration Certificate (RC), Vehicle Insurance (covering Nepal), and PUC certificate.
Vehicle Permit (Bhansar): Obtain a entry permit (Yatayaat Anumati) at the border customs office (Bhansar).
Important Notes:
Indian registered vehicles can stay for a maximum of 30 days in a calendar year.
The issued Bhansar permit must be surrendered upon exit.
Carry multiple passport-sized photographs.
If the vehicle is not in your name, carry an Authorization Letter (No Objection Certificate) from the registered owner.



Entry permit documentation for Mustang
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To apply for a permit for the Lower Mustang region (Annapurna region) in Nepal, you need an Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) permit and a Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) card.
Documents and Requirements:
Aadhar card
Photographs: Passport-sized photos (usually 2 for each permit).
Fees: Cash in Nepalese Rupees - 1000 NPR per head
Key Details:
Where to Apply: These permits are obtained in Kathmandu (Nepal Tourism Board) or Pokhara (ACAP entry permit counter).
Alternative: If you are traveling through a registered trekking agency, they will handle these documents for you.
Restrictions: Lower Mustang (up to Kagbeni/Muktinath) does not require a Restricted Area Permit (RAP), which is only for Upper Mustang.