Hey TutunkaMun bro, no yaar its not possible by driving.....it may take ages coz one wil easiyl get exhausted and the driving system is not safe in that region and one may get probelms........thats really long journey. Well, whatever u guys think its really possible to go Nepal by road from EUROPE. It was one lousy evening when me and my Nepali friend were having great time cruising STOCKHOLM- HELSINKI. We met an outgoing KIWI who had been to NEPAL twice and he did the same trip which Im willing now. The only thing is VISA hassles but it can easily be tackled if u plan before hand. Here is my rough plan.... -To take a train to St Petersburgh from Europe. (Cost around 50 euros) Staying a day or two (dont wanna spend more time coz already been there) -Take a bus /train to Astana (capital city of Kazakasthan) from St petersburgh (Staying couple of days in suburb areas for free.....coz I will make HOST through interent) -Passing through Ashgabat (Capital city of Turkemenisthan) and perhaps take one day rest (Again in some host family) -- Then heading towards TEHRAN....(Capital of Iran)....staying 2-4 days --Then taking a runnig towards AFGHANISTHAN......(SPENIDING few days in KABUL) to be 100% cautious and alret. --Then going to PAKISTAN... meeting some frens in LAHORE, visiting ISLAMABAD.. --After few days, taking bus LAHORE--AMRITSAR (India) -Amritsar- Delhi -Delhi--Gorakhpur (Train) Gorakhpur- Sunauli (Bus) Sunauli -Kathmandu (NIHIT BUS) ----------------------- In a nutshell it is, Europe- Russia-Kazakasthan- Turkeminsthan- Iran-Afghanisthan- Pakistan- India-Nepal