Daily departures, independently owned.
Gadi Ko Ticket started as one bus and one phone line out of Prithvi Chowk depot in Pokhara. Seventeen years later we still answer that phone — only now it's also a website, an SMS gateway, and an installable PWA.
Built for the Mugling pass.
When we started in 2008 there was no online booking in Nepal worth mentioning. You called a depot, you waited for someone to write your name in a register, you turned up and hoped your seat was still there. It mostly worked, but it lost a lot of people on the way.
We built Gadi Ko Ticket because we wanted the route from Pokhara to Kathmandu, Sunauli, and Bhairahawa to be bookable from anywhere with a phone — without giving up the human-on-the-other-end-of-the-line part. The site is fully self-built, the operators run their own counters, and the conductors still know your name when you board.
We're owner-operated, which means there's no investor pressure to load the page with ads or upsell you a hotel. The site does one job: help you find a bus, hold your seat, and get a ticket on your phone before you leave the depot.
How we got here.
One bus, one route
Pokhara to Kathmandu, departing from Prithvi Chowk every morning at 7:30. Bookings by phone call only.
Sunauli + Bhairahawa added
Daily departures down to the Terai. Fleet grew to four coaches, started taking SMS bookings.
First website
Static schedule page + a phone number. Got us through the pre-COVID rush.
Gadi Ko Ticket as it stands today
Full online booking, eSewa/Khalti payments, seat-level holds, SMS tickets, live GPS tracking. PWA-installable.
Three ways to get in touch.
Prithvi Chowk, Pokhara
At the depot · open 6am–10pm daily. Walk-up bookings, ticket reprints, refunds in cash.
+977 061-463-XXX
By phone · a real human, real time. Best for booking changes and same-day issues.
[email protected]
Sujhav peti · for complaints, suggestions, partnerships. We answer within 48 hours.
