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At the Gaddachauki checkpoint on the Nepali side, opposite Banbasa in India. You cross the Mahakali river bridge between the two.

Typically early morning until around 21:00, but hours change. Check the day's schedule and confirm before travelling — see the Border page.

You can cross on foot or by rickshaw. Vehicles are allowed with the correct documents and permits.

Plan to cross during daylight and well before closing. Avoid crossing late at night, especially with luggage or children.

No. Indian nationals can enter Nepal without a visa and should carry a valid Indian photo ID.

Gaddachauki is an authorised entry point, but availability for your nationality can vary. Applying for an e-Visa online in advance is the safest option.

Passport (six months validity), visa or e-Visa confirmation, onward travel details, and a photocopy of your passport. Indian and Nepali nationals can use national photo ID.

The Nepali Rupee (NPR). Indian Rupees are widely accepted near the border, especially ₹100 and smaller notes.

Yes, several banks and ATMs operate in town. Not all accept foreign cards, so carry some cash as backup.

Banks and money changers in the main market and near the border. Compare rates and ask for a receipt.

Shuklaphanta National Park, famous for its grasslands and large herds of swamp deer (barasingha). The Dodhara–Chandani suspension bridge is another highlight.

There are hotels, lodges and homestays for most budgets. See the Where to Stay page and book directly by phone.

Nepali dal-bhat, Tharu dishes, momo, sel roti and Indian street food. See the Where to Eat page.

This site is a catalog only. Open a product and use the order button — the seller confirms availability, price and shipping with you directly.

Within Nepal and India. Shipping for other destinations is quoted on request.

Payment is arranged manually with the seller — mobile wallets, bank transfer or cash on delivery where available. No payment is taken on this website.