A stunning view of Marina Bay in Singapore captures the iconic skyline with the Singapore Flyer and the Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay during a vibrant sunset.

*2-in-1* Nepal 🇳🇵 or Singapore 🇸🇬 in €360s-€470s/£320s-£420 rtn from Europe/London

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It's a 2-in-1 Christmas miracle!

We do love a good mix and match at JFC, especially when it brings you to rare destinations such as Nepal's lush valleys for such a tiny price :-)

So, how do these work? These are multi city trips, meaning you'll leave from one airport and return to a different one. In this case, you can either leave from Amsterdam or Paris, and you can return to Frankfurt, London, Vienna or Amsterdam.

Depending on your home airport, you can organise your flights and a 1/2-day getaway before/after your trip. You'll just have to hop on a train—or a flight—either before or after your big Asian expedition!

Because we know this is a little confusing, here’s a few multi-city options we’ve found:

We'll explain how to book these flights in the section below, but we recommend leaving at least 10 hrs (or longer if you can) between your long-haul flight to Asia and your short-haul transport to/from your home city, in case of delays.

Taking off ✈️

Tip Published: Dec 22, 2023

Returns to Kathmandu (KTM):

  • Paris (CDG) - €391
Returns to Singapore (SIN):

  • Amsterdam (AMS) - €363
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Standard Fare

Average €800 (multi-city incl. bag)

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How to Book

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