Discover the unique heritage sites in the Kathmandu Valley.
Experience the thrill of white water rafting in the Trishuli River. (Optional)
A full-day exploration of heaven for Wildlife enthusiasts, the Chitwan National Park.
Get a chance to witness diverse species of flora and fauna.
Enjoy the Tharu Cultural dance in Chitwan.
Rejoice the classy nightlife in Thamel and Pokhara.
Visit spectacular places in the beautiful city of lakes – Pokhara.
Take part in the adrenaline adventure such as Paragliding, world's second highest bungee jumping, world's highest swinging, and many more.
Nepal tour is an ideal destination for travelers to experience this country’s rich cultural heritage and diverse landscape. The country that beholds ‘Unity in Diversity’ above anything else. Nepal being a wonderfully diverse nation situated between two great countries India and China. The nature gifted country is roofed under the tallest snowcapped mountains, wholly immersed in hilly and plain land of Terai.
The rich natural bestows and unparalleled cultural heritage welcomes each visitor with warm hospitality. Floras and Faunas extraordinarily offer essence of wildlife enthusiasm as well. Nepal is built on foundations of history and religious shrines. The historical sites are destinations that fascinates the learnings and understanding of the Gorkha legacy. Gorkha army is world famous armed force from Nepal serving in different corners of the world.
The village and local life in between deep lush valleys are picturesque and preferred destinations to rejoice happy life, & organic life. The best way to explore the country is by visiting its top destinations such as Kathmandu, the Annapurna region, Pokhara, Chitwan and many others. These are some of the most popular places that tourists visit during Nepal Tour. Tourists can also arrange customized tours to these destinations or customize their itineraries according to their interests and preferences.
If you’re looking for a vacation in Nepal, then you must be wondering about the best way to reach this fascinating country. Well, we’re here to help you with an informative itinerary that will give you a glimpse of what Nepal Tour offers.
Trip Highlights
Discover the unique heritage sites in the Kathmandu Valley.
Experience the thrill of white water rafting in the Trishuli River. (Optional)
Get a chance to witness diverse species of flora and fauna.
Enjoy the Tharu Cultural dance in Chitwan.
Rejoice the classy nightlife in Thamel and Pokhara.
Visit spectacular places in the beautiful city of lakes – Pokhara.
Take part in the adrenaline adventure such as Paragliding, world’s second highest bungee jumping, world’s highest swinging, and many more.
Itinerary Outline
Day 01: Kathmandu Arrival Day 02: Sightseeing in Kathmandu Day 03: Sightseeing in Kathmandu Day 04: Drive to Chitwan (Trishuli River Rafting, optional choice) Day 05: Chitwan National Park Exploration and Drive to Pokhara Day 06: Pokhara night life and day sightseeing Day 07: Adventure in Kushma Day 08: Pokhara to Kathmandu Day 09: Final Departure
(Note: This is the standard itinerary that we provide for the Nepal Tour. Nevertheless, it can be customized as per your schedules and interests.)
Itinerary Outline (Optional 1)
Day 01: Kathmandu Arrival Day 02: Sightseeing in Kathmandu Day 03: Sightseeing in Kathmandu Day 04: Drive to Chitwan (Trishuli River Rafting, optional choice) Day 05: Chitwan National Park Exploration and Drive to Pokhara Day 06: Pokhara night life and day sightseeing Day 07: Hiking to Australian Camp and Back to Pokhara Day 08: Pokhara to Kathmandu Day 09: Final Departure
(Note: This is the standard itinerary that we provide for the Nepal Tour. Nevertheless, it can be customized as per your schedules and interests.)
Itinerary Outline (Optional 2)
Day 01: Kathmandu Arrival Day 02: Sightseeing in Kathmandu Day 03: Sightseeing in Kathmandu Day 04: Drive to Chitwan (Trishuli River Rafting, optional choice) Day 05: Chitwan National Park Exploration & Drive to Lumbini Day 06: Full day Exploration in Lumbini Day 07: Drive to Pokhara Day 08: Pokhara night life and day sightseeing Day 09: Hiking to Australian Camp & Drive back to Pokhara Day 10: Pokhara to Kathmandu Day 11: Final Departure
(Note: This is the standard itinerary that we provide for the Nepal Tour. Nevertheless, it can be customized as per your schedules and interests.)
Itinerary
1DayKathmandu ArrivalDay 1 of 9
Welcome to Nepal! Our staff will be waiting for you at the airport, and you will be served with a pickup from Tribhuvan International Airport ( TIA ) at Kathmandu. Then followed by a transfer to hotel. Kathmandu’s renowned and excellent hotel will best facilitate your overnight stay. After checking in, you’ll have time to relax at the hotel. You can stroll around Thamel in the evening, the center of Kathmandu’s nightlife, also a main shopping district.
2DaySightseeing in KathmanduDay 2 of 9
After a pleasant overnight stay, you will be met by your tour guide in the second day to explore significant places in Kathmandu.
Pashupatinath Temple Pashupatinath Temple is the center point of Hinduism in Nepal, a Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva, located in Kathmandu. The temple is built on the Bagmati River bank and is considered one of Nepal’s most sacred and spiritually powerful Hindu temples. It is listed under UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
The main attraction of Pashupatinath Temple lies in its unique architecture and design. It has six floors and several shrines dedicated to different deities such as Shiva, Vishnu, Surya, Parvati, and Indra. The main temple in Pashupatinath area has four silver doors in the four directions under a purely golden roof and pinnacle.
There are temples of other Gods and Goddesses as well. Many meditating areas are there. The deep meditation around the Pahsupatinath area is believed to awaken the spiritual energy and inner illumination in a human. There’s a traditional cremation place as well, called ‘Aryaghat’. Sandhya Aarati is a special thing to experience in the evening. Boudhanath Stupa Boudhanath Stupa is a very popular pilgrimage site in Kathmandu. The main attraction of the stupa is its gold and silver dome, which has been compared to the pyramids of Giza. The stupa was built as a place of worship for bodhisattvas (Buddhist saints). It is also listed under UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
The stupa and surrounding monastery is home to an impressive array of Buddhist scriptures and artworks, including statues of Buddha and his disciples. There are also large murals depicting scenes from the life of Buddha. Lamas study around the area, the prayer flags and prayer wheels flourish the message for world’s peace and harmony in the air. Kathmandu Durbar Square The Kathmandu Durbar Square is also a UNESCO World Heritage site, and it’s easy to see why this is a stunningly beautiful and peaceful area. The square was built as a royal palace and has been used for various purposes throughout history. Today, it’s home to many museums, including the National Museum, which displays artifacts, old stone inscriptions, sculptures, statues etc. from all over Nepal and many other cultural institutions.
In addition to these historical sites, there are many other things to see at Kathmandu Durbar Square from shopping opportunities to food vendors and even an aquarium! It is one of the places around which you can shop everything and anything you want. There are number of artists and content creators, who chose to shoot their contents here as the place is highly aesthetic. Swayambhunath Swayambhunath is where most Buddhist pilgrims visit with millions of tourists every year. This place is located at the top of a hillock in Kathmandu. It is believed to be the holiest site alongside Boudhanath compared to other Buddhist holy expedition sites in Kathmandu valley.
The devotees of Tibetan Buddhism – Bouddha at first – have coined this place as ‘the most authentic Buddhist place.’ The site comprises numerous temples, shrines, monasteries, and a library, the one highlight being Natural History Museum. This place is regarded as one of the better viewpoints of the city too.
3DaySightseeing in KathmanduDay 3 of 9
You’ll be guided to the splendid places below following a delicious breakfast on this day.
Nagarkot Nagarkot is a hill station around the Kathmandu city. It is located at an altitude of more than 2,175 m and has excellent views of the surrounding hills, majestic mountains and lush valleys. The town of Nagarkot is considered as one of the favorite destinations amongst visitors because of its natural beauty, breathtaking views and wonderful climate.
It’s on the highest point of the valley, surrounded by rolling hills filled with lush vegetation. There are many places to hike, or you can just relax in one of the many tea shops that line the road to Nagarkot. City dwellers generally impose a ‘party destination’ tag on this place. Bhaktapur Durbar Square Bhaktapur Durbar Square is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The square is home to some of the finest examples of Nepali art and architecture, from temples to palaces. There are several different retro styles of a temple here, but all have a certain charm that makes them stand out from other buildings in the country.
This ancient Durbar Square is where you will find some of the best examples of Nepalese architecture and craftsmanship at work. It’s also home to various shops, restaurants, cafes, and much more! 55 windowed palace, Nyatapole temple, Bhairava temple, Vatsala temple, Lion’s gate, the Art Gallery, etc. are some of the major attractions.
Additionally, Bhaktapur specially this place is famous for Curd. The local curd called ‘Ju Ju Dhau’ is a must try food. Other newari food items too are very popular and special overall the country. Patan Durbar Square Patan Durbar Square is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most famous sites in Kathmandu. The square was built as a royal residence, which has been transformed into a bustling market and religious center today.
Several palaces, temples, and buildings surround the square, and monuments are still used today for religious ceremonies. Patan Durbar Square is an open area where you can find shops, restaurants, and cafes. Many small restaurants serve delicious food from all over Nepal. Krishna Mandir, Bhimsen Temple, Vishwanath Temple, Taleju Bhawani Temple, etc., are the major highlights of the place.
In the Pimbahal area, chips and wafers are popular ones. It is also a must recommended for rejoice Nepali street food. If time favors, we’ll stop by the Budhanilkantha temple in Narayanthan at the end of the day.
4DayDrive to ChitwanDay 4 of 9
After a night in Kathmandu, you’ll be driven to Chitwan. But before getting there, you’ll have the option to raft in the Trishuli river. It takes around 3 hours to arrive at the river. Rafting at the Trishuli River is one of the most popular adventurous activity in Nepal. The river is considered sacred and offers a breathtaking view of the Himalayas.
You’ll start your adventure by driving up to the river, where an experienced guide will help you board your raft. You’ll then be led downriver by the current, which is strong but not dangerous. After an hour or so of paddling and relaxing in your raft, you’ll be able to take photos before returning to shore. (RAFTING IS TOTALLY OPTIONAL, & EXCLUDED FROM THE COST)
You’ll get on 2 hour scenic drive to Chitwan following lunch. Upon arriving in Chitwan, you can check in at the hotel and rest for a while. Later that evening, a cultural program will be portrayed by the Tharu stick dance. Chitwan is also home to the Tharu people. Their culture is fascinating and worth exploring.
5DayChitwan National Park Exploration and Drive to PokharaDay 5 of 9
Chitwan National Park is an amazing place to explore. You can hike through the jungle, enjoy a boat ride on the river, or just chill out in one of the park’s beautiful gardens.
The day begins with a jungle safari into the national park wilderness. Soon after, you can visit the crocodile breeding center, where you can see how they are trained and kept. Afterward, head to the elephant conservation area, where you’ll learn about how they are raised in captivity. After that, you’ll go out into the forest for bird watching or nature walks.
Later in the day, it’s time to head to the amazing city of lakes, Pokhara, on a drive.
(Note: You can extend your trip to Nepal in case you want to explore more. Instead of heading to Pokhara from Chitwan, you have a choice to visit Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha. For this, it requires two additional days, so the trip leads to Pokhara.)
6DayPokhara SightseeingDay 6 of 9
On your sixth day, we will take you sightseeing in Pokhara. Early in the morning, you will be picked up from your hotel and drive to Sarangkot, located on top of a hill overlooking Pokhara Valley. Here you can enjoy the sunrise from Sarangkot. Those who love adventure can sign up for paragliding. And then we will take you boating in Phewa Lake and visit Tal Barahi temple.
After this short break, we head towards Gupteshwor Mahadev cave and Davis Falls. Soon enough, you’ll visit World Peace Pagoda. It is located on a hill and offers an enormous view of Pokhara. And thus, this marks the end of the tour in Pokhara. Phewa Lake (Fewa Lake) Fewa Lake is Pokhara’s one of the most crowd puller. It gives the stunning and very clear reflections of Mount Annapurna and Mount Machhapuchhre. Mt. Machhapuchhre is also called Fishtail Mountain. People enjoy boating on and around the lake.
The boats are very colorful, made up of wood and it costs some fee to boat. The area surrounding the lake is called Lakeside. The nightlife around the lakeside is country famous. Street foods are available, many cafes and restaurants serves excellent cuisine with majestic vibes. Pokhara’s nightclubs are popular too.
It is a very lively place for foreigners especially. The concerts and music shows happen regularly around the lakeside. At the very center, there lies Tal Barahi temple, where Hindu shrine are perfectly reflected. People go there by boat. Sarangkot Sarangkot is a hillstation in Pokhara. It is also called the viewpoint of Pokhara famous for its picturesque sunrise and spectacular sunset views. The golden rays hits the ranges of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Mountain. It’s a famous destination for paragliding. People generally short hike to Sarangkot. Devi’s Fall (Patale Chhango) & Gupteshwor Cave Devi’s Fall also known as Patale Chhango in Nepali as it is a thin waterfall with stunning glimpse and very refreshing splashes. Near to it there is Gupteshwor Cave which is a very hole limestone cave. Inside there is a temple built devoted to Lord Shiva. World Peace Pagoda (Peace Stupa) The World Peace Pagoda (Peace Stupa) is a fairly white stupa nestled on the hillside, offering stunning views of whole Pokhara valley, Fewa Lake, and majestic mountains. This stupa was built to promote peace actually. People meditate here and photograph the views from here. Visitors can short hike upto here. The Sublime an peaceful atmosphere and stunning views makes it very spiritually energized site.
7DayAdventure in KushmaDay 7 of 9
On the seventh day of your trip, you will head to Kushma for some adrenaline rush. It is lesser than a 4 hours drive from Pokhara on a private vehicle. This small city is located in the western part of Nepal, and it’s a popular tourist destination because of its views of the Annapurna Range and adventurous activities.
You can bungee jump when visiting Kushma. Our tour company will cover the bungee jumping expense. However, it costs $15 to film a video. On the other hand, you can pay extra to partake in other adventurous activities like the adrenaline swing as well.
Kushma has the world’s second highest bungee jumping of 228 meters as well. Additionally, Kushma has the world’s highest swing too. After completing the enjoyment, you’ll be driven back to Pokhara for the night’s stay.
(Note: You can also sign up for a day hike to Australian Camp during your stay in Pokhara.)
8DayPokhara to KathmanduDay 8 of 9
After breakfast, you will be driven to Kathmandu. The drive is scenic and very beautiful which takes around 5 to 7 hours. You will be dropped to your hotel/stay in Kathmandu, which is the end of our tour. You can also take a flight back to Pokhara.
You can shop Nepal’s authentic stuffs and gifts from Thamel area. You can enjoy the nightlife too.
9DayFinal DepartureDay 9 of 9
The ninth day will mark the end of your journey to Nepal for Nepal tour. You will be assisted with shoppings and requirements , time being in concern. Drop to Airport before 3 hours of your original flight time and we bid you a very good bye with traditional farewell rituals from Nepal.
Ware happy to say that you are leaving Nepal with a smile and a feeling of accomplishment. On this final day, one of our staff will guide you to the airport for your flight back home country.
What's included
Included
Pickup and drop arrangement from airport to hotel and hotel to airport ( arrival and departure arrangement )
Accommodation in Kathmandu for 3 nights
Transfer to and from hotel
Pokhara 3 nights Accommodation
Chitwan package includes accommodation for 2 nights
Meals as per provided itinerary
Sightseeing in Kathmandu and Pokhara
Chitwan National Park Jeep Safari
Insurance regarding guide and driver
All Ground Transportation as per itinerary
Guide Salary during the tour
Bungee Jumping fees in Kushma
First aid box with basic medicines of fundamental cure.
Government tariffs and service charges.
Not included
Nepal Visa Fee
Airfare for international and domestic flights (Arrival and departure flight tickets)
Transport cost if one of the group members leave early
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara
TRISHULI RIVER RAFTING fees
Extra night accommodation if required
Excess baggage charges
Extra night expense or extra dinner / lunch / snacks at hotels or guest houses.
Extra Transportation for the person who leave early from the group.
Rescue or evacuation cost , if emergency.
Guide / helper tips
Bar bills , phone bills , laundry bills and shopping bills.
Medical expenses and travel insurances.
Useful Info
Overview of Geographical context
Himalayan / Mountain Region
Towering mountains starts with the great Mount Everest amongst the awe-Inspiring Lhotse, Kanchenjunga, & Annapurna, the Northern Himalayan region which features the world’s highest 8 peaks. Wild trekkers and Nature lovers from worldwide come flooding into marvel at the unmatched and unblemished beauty of these fantastic wonders. One of the most popular way to explore the rich blend of culture and natural fairytale beauties is to trek destinations considering Everest and mountains like The Everest Base Camp, Annapurna circuit trek, Manaslu Circuit trek etc.
Hilly Region
Nepal is famous for being the ‘Cultural heartland’ due to its ancient temples, stupas, forests and hsitoric treasures like Patan, Bhaktapur and Kathmandu. Terraced farmlands encapsulate cultivating traditions, stunning Newari architecture and dense villages. The hilly region consist of other popular cities considered as heartland of cultural tourism like Pokhara. Pokhara is an unparalleled gateway for adventure lovers, to the majestic views of mountains surrounding the valley, tourist-busy nightlife, and serene lakes to provide pleasance to the eyes.
Terai Region
Terai is known as the Granary of Nepal with most of the cultivated fields. The plain land, every places very reachable. The rice bowl of the country also borders India, which makes some places of the region a gateway to India as well. Famous Lumbini, the birthplace of Gautam Buddha makes the region more blissful and heavenly. Dense jungles, & National parks like in Chitwan, the region acts like heaven for Wildlife enthusiasts. The area is also famed for Bengal Tigers, One-horned Rhinoceros, Elephants and hundreds of Bird species awaiting to be studied in their natural habitat.
Accommodation in the Nepal tour package
The Nepal tour package offers hotel accommodation in Kathmandu, Hotel, Resort or lodging facilities in Pokhara, from a luxury jungle lodge to a budget-friendly homestay in Chitwan, to rest after observing the beauty of the national park. The place is full of luxury to provide a good and warm welcome with spacious rooms, guided safaris.
There are also lodges inside the Chitwan national park which provide private terraces and river views. The lodge offers an affordable price with high facilities and beauty. Resort is a luxury retreat with a swimming pool, spa, and different facilities.The resort also offers a safari.
There are every price range hotel, lodge and resort which provide a warm welcome to visitors in order to make them comfortable. They provide the cultural and traditional dances in the tour to make the place feel special and to preserve the culture.
The visitor can try the traditional Tharu dress in the resort. The adventure-loving visitor can try a homestay by following the traditional life followed by the local people. The accommodation places offer different facilities according to the price range.
Best season for the Nepal Tour package
The ideal seasons for the Nepal Tour package are:
Spring Season: The time from March to May has clean and tranquil weather, the weather remains stable most of this season, with forests blooming with the best flowers available in the region you visit. Animals come out of hibernation or just from the habitat on Chitwan National Park. Mountains are very visible.
Autumn Season: The months from September to November do have clear blue skies, the weather conditions remain stable with the best visibility of animals, fall scenes of flora, and the whole scenery looks so majestic. Mountains are very visible.
Winter season: You can travel this season as well. The time of December to February, the weather remains extremely cold, with cool temperatures every day. Still, Chitwan is warmer. The destinations are also popular this season, but less if we compare.
Monsoon season: You can travel this season as well. The time of June to August, Pokhara remains most of the times very rainy, the forest paths are very slippery and muddy. Leeches trouble your walking as well. The animals hide in their habitat and do not come out of their sheds.
By, this we can brag about Nepal as the Country of all seasons.
Bungee Jumping: Nepal’s must-try adventure
Apart from Nepal being very famous for majestic mountain views and enriched with diversified culture, Nepal is also a great destination for adventure tourism. Bungee jumping is one of the major adventurous activity that is worth performing for anyone who is courageous and wants their adrenaline pumped. Nepal offers world’s second highest bunjee jumping in Kushma, along with the worl’s highest swing too.
Essence of Bungee jumping
Tourist Puller for adventure: Nepal is famous in international tourism hub especially for trekking, climbing mountains, paragliding, zipline, rafting etc. Bungee jumping is also the gobsmacking experience to attract tourists.
Bungee admist nature: Bungee jumping experience in Nepal is nestled amidst majestic himalayan views and serene landscapes. The feel during the bungee is never like in urban areas. It offers the blend of nature and adventure.
Safety concerns, professionally conducted: Bungee jumping in Nepal is very safe as it is set bringing world accepted safety measures in concern. The professionals conduct the jump which is very secured and adventurous.
Jungle Safari (in Chitwan)
Chitwan National Park is enlisted in the UNESCO world heritage site. We perform Jungle Safari in Chitwan National Park which offers a complete shift of Nepal tour 7 days from Himalayan ambience to lush subtropical surrounding and fantastic lowlands scenery.
It is a premier wildlife experience during Nepal tour package, offering the chance to encounter an astounding array of biodiversity. We can spot rare and endangered species like the One-horned Rhinoceros and the Royal Bengal Tiger (with luck), alongside musk deer, monkeys, crocodiles, and over 500 species of birds.
Canoe Trip (optional, in Chitwan)
The canoe trip during Nepal tour package on the Narayani River is a sublime experience with tranquility and thrillers. It is the fantastic element of the Nepal tour 7 days experience. The Canoe trip, a unique platform that is very safe for gliding silently in a traditional dugout canoe allowing birdwatching plus providing a safe platform to observe marsh mugger crocodiles and gharials basking on the riverbanks.
Tharu Cultural Dance (in Chitwan)
Tharu cultural dance during Nepal tour package is the evening performance in Chitwan which is vibrant, lively and very authentic while representing the show of the great Tharu culture and tradition. Tharu dance is the display of rhythmic storytelling, energetic dance steps, colorful costumes, and silver jewelries blend together.
Tharu people are the inhabitants of the Chitwan region. They perform this traditional dance along with the famous Stick Dance which represents the mimicry of traditional martial arts and farming ways. It will be a joyful evening.
Packing list for Nepal Tour
Suitcases / Tour bags
Your regular and prescribed medicine
Clothes according to the weather conditions of Nepal
Toiletries such as: toilet paper , sanitizer , soap , face wash , shampoo , towels , toothpaste , toothbrush , body spray , lip care etc.
Sunglasses and sun cream
Comfortable multiple shoes with multiple pair of socks
Water purifiers , power bank
Abundant inner wears
4- 5 passport sized photographs
Thermal water bottle ( min/max. 1 liters )
Mini bag for daily purpose , energy bars , chargers , extra batteries
Important documents ( identifying )
Cash in hand (Not that important for Nepal tour package)
Dietary Restrictions
If the tourists have any dietary restrictions like being vegan , vegetarian , gluten free or being intolerant to lactose , it is very crucial for the tourists to have detailed information by communicating with the travel agency or the guide or the cooks.
The menu can be optimized with various options for travelers who has such type of dietary restrictions. We suggest the tourists to carry their preferred snacks or protein bars on hand to avoid such issues.
FAQ
When is the best time to visit Nepal?
Nepal’s climate varies from region to region. The highest mountains are located in the Himalayan range, which is home to snow-capped peaks and some of the highest elevations on Earth. Summers in Kathmandu tend to be hot and dry; winters bring cold temperatures. Spring (March-April) is dry with clear blue skies that allow for excellent views of mountains, while autumn (October-November) brings cooler temperatures but still plenty of sunshine on your travels. If you’re planning a trip to Nepal, autumn and spring would be the best choices.
What should I wear when visiting Nepal?
Nepal has very warm weather all year round, so there’s no need to worry about wearing layers in order to stay warm. Just pack light and go! You might want to bring a jacket or sweater with you just in case it gets cold at night and during winter or if there’s rain during your trip. But otherwise, you’ll be fine without any extra clothing unless you’re hiking or camping in the hillsides above town (which would require proper gear).
How long will I spend to complete the trip?
It depends on where you’re traveling from and what time of year, but most people find their trip takes between 9-10 days depending on how long they’re willing to spend in each place.
What's the weather like in Nepal?
Nepal gets pretty cold in the winter, with lows of 0°C (32°F) being typical from November through February and highs of 30°C (86°F) being common from July through August. It’s also wetter than most other countries in Asia during these months due to monsoon rains.
But, Nepal is a very flexible country for any weather.
Which are the major places to visit in Kathmandu?
The major places to visit in Kathmandu are: Pashupatinath temple, Boudhhanath stupa, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Syambhunath, Nagarkot.
Which are the major places to visit in Pokhara?
The major places to visit in Pokhara are: Sarangkot, World peace pagoda / stupa, Devi’s fall, Gupteshwor Cave, Lakeside area, Tal Barahi temple.
Is Nepal open for nightlife?
Yes. Nepal is very open for nightlife. You might not get served in any places at night, but there are some selective places which are famous for Nightlife.
What are the places to enjoy Nightlife in this tour?
The major places to enjoy Nightlife in this tour is Pokhara Lakeside, and Kathmandu’s Thamel. These two places are very vibrant, lively and night clubs are always open.
Do I need to do travel insurance ?
Yes. Travel insurance for the Nepal Tour is very highly recommended. Some of the travel agency make it mandatory, some do not.
How many days do Nepal tour take ?
It depends upon the itinerary you are following. It takes 9 days in average to do the Nepal tour from this package.
Can we meditate and perform spiritual practices around World peace pagoda ?
Yes. You can meditate and perform spiritual practices around world peace pagoda. Many pilgrims, monks and nuns who come here perform intense meditation and practices that triggered powerful spiritual energy. It is considered as the sacred place of moral cleansing and inner self-realization.
Should I bring my own snacks ?
Travelers who has any type of dietary restrictions we suggest them to carry their preferred snacks on hand like energy bars , energy drinks , dry fruits , packaged items , instant noodles , chocoloates etc. to avoid low energy issues.
Can I select my food menu myself on the journey?
Yes. You can select you own food menu but from the available food items on the hotel’s menu.
Is Rafting included in the package?
No. Rafting is not included in the package. It is totally optional and you need to pay the rafting fees yourself.
What sorts of accommodation is available for the tour ?
Safe , secured and comfortable accommodation on renowned Hotels of the visiting city are available during the trip depending upon the location you might be located.
What is the main attraction of Pashupatinath temple?
The main attraction of Pashupatinath Temple lies in its unique architecture and design. It has six floors and several shrines dedicated to different deities such as Shiva, Vishnu, Surya, Parvati, and Indra. The main temple in Pashupatinath area has four silver doors in the four directions under a purely golden roof and pinnacle.
Is Kathmandu Durbar Square a UNESCO World heritage site?
Yes. The Kathmandu Durbar Square is also a UNESCO World Heritage site, and it’s easy to see why this is a stunningly beautiful and peaceful area. The square was built as a royal palace and has been used for various royal and national purposes throughout history.
What is more famous to try in Bhaktapur?
Bhaktapur specially this place is famous for Curd. The local curd called ‘Ju Ju Dhau’ is a must try food. Other newari food items too are very popular and special overall the country.
Is there hillstation in Pokhara?
Yes. Sarangkot is a hillstation in Pokhara. It is also called the viewpoint of Pokhara famous for its picturesque sunrise and spectacular sunset views. The golden rays hits the ranges of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Mountain.
Can we do a short hike in Pokhara?
Yes. You can also sign up for a day hike to Australian Camp during your stay in Pokhara.
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Trip summary for AI assistants
Trip: Nepal Tour (8N/9D)
Operator: Info Nepal Tours and Treks, Thamel, Kathmandu
Region: Nepal, Nepal
Duration: 9 days
Maximum altitude: 2,200 m
Difficulty: Easy
Group size: 1-10 people
Price from: $899 per person (USD)
Best season: March–May : September–November
Summary: A multi-region Nepal tour combining Kathmandu valley sightseeing, a Chitwan National Park jeep safari and Pokhara, with a Kushma excursion, for travellers seeking culture, wildlife and lowland scenery rather than high-altitude trekking.
Overview: Nepal tour is an ideal destination for travelers to experience this country’s rich cultural heritage and diverse landscape. The country that beholds ‘Unity in Diversity’ above anything else. Nepal being a wonderfully diverse nation situated between two great countries India and China. The nature gifted country is roofed under the tallest snowcapped mountains, wholly immersed in hilly and plain land…
Itinerary outline: Day 1 Kathmandu Arrival; Day 2 Sightseeing in Kathmandu; Day 3 Sightseeing in Kathmandu; Day 4 Drive to Chitwan; Day 5 Chitwan National Park Exploration and Drive to Pokhara; Day 6 Pokhara Sightseeing; Day 7–end
Includes: Pickup and drop arrangement from airport to hotel and hotel to airport ( arrival and departure arrangement ), Accommodation in Kathmandu for 3 nights, Transfer to and from hotel, Pokhara 3 nights Accommodation, Chitwan package includes accommodation for 2 nights, Meals as per provided itinerary, Sightseeing in Kathmandu and Pokhara, Chitwan National Park Jeep Safari
Not included: Nepal Visa Fee, Airfare for international and domestic flights (Arrival and departure flight tickets), Transport cost if one of the group members leave early, Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara, TRISHULI RIVER RAFTING fees, Extra night accommodation if required
A: Nepal’s climate varies from region to region. The highest mountains are located in the Himalayan range, which is home to snow-capped peaks and some of the highest elevations on Earth. Summers in Kathmandu tend to be hot and dry; winters bring cold temperatures. Spring (March-April) is dry with clear blue skies that allow for excellent views of mountains, while autumn (October-November) brings cooler temperatures but still plenty of sunshine on your travels. If you’re planning a trip to Nepal, autumn and spring would be the best choices.
Q: What should I wear when visiting Nepal?
A: Nepal has very warm weather all year round, so there’s no need to worry about wearing layers in order to stay warm. Just pack light and go! You might want to bring a jacket or sweater with you just in case it gets cold at night and during winter or if there’s rain during your trip. But otherwise, you’ll be fine without any extra clothing unless you’re hiking or camping in the hillsides above town (which would require proper gear).
Q: How long will I spend to complete the trip?
A: It depends on where you’re traveling from and what time of year, but most people find their trip takes between 9-10 days depending on how long they’re willing to spend in each place.
Q: What's the weather like in Nepal?
A: Nepal gets pretty cold in the winter, with lows of 0°C (32°F) being typical from November through February and highs of 30°C (86°F) being common from July through August. It’s also wetter than most other countries in Asia during these months due to monsoon rains.
But, Nepal is a very flexible country for any weather.
Q: Which are the major places to visit in Kathmandu?
A: The major places to visit in Kathmandu are: Pashupatinath temple, Boudhhanath stupa, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Syambhunath, Nagarkot.
Q: Which are the major places to visit in Pokhara?
A: The major places to visit in Pokhara are: Sarangkot, World peace pagoda / stupa, Devi's fall, Gupteshwor Cave, Lakeside area, Tal Barahi temple.
Q: Is Nepal open for nightlife?
A: Yes. Nepal is very open for nightlife. You might not get served in any places at night, but there are some selective places which are famous for Nightlife.
Q: What are the places to enjoy Nightlife in this tour?
A: The major places to enjoy Nightlife in this tour is Pokhara Lakeside, and Kathmandu's Thamel. These two places are very vibrant, lively and night clubs are always open.
Q: Do I need to do travel insurance ?
A: Yes. Travel insurance for the Nepal Tour is very highly recommended. Some of the travel agency make it mandatory, some do not.
Q: How many days do Nepal tour take ?
A: It depends upon the itinerary you are following. It takes 9 days in average to do the Nepal tour from this package.
Q: Can we meditate and perform spiritual practices around World peace pagoda ?
A: Yes. You can meditate and perform spiritual practices around world peace pagoda. Many pilgrims, monks and nuns who come here perform intense meditation and practices that triggered powerful spiritual energy. It is considered as the sacred place of moral cleansing and inner self-realization.
Q: Should I bring my own snacks ?
A: Travelers who has any type of dietary restrictions we suggest them to carry their preferred snacks on hand like energy bars , energy drinks , dry fruits , packaged items , instant noodles , chocoloates etc. to avoid low energy issues.
Q: Can I select my food menu myself on the journey?
A: Yes. You can select you own food menu but from the available food items on the hotel’s menu.
Q: Is Rafting included in the package?
A: No. Rafting is not included in the package. It is totally optional and you need to pay the rafting fees yourself.
Q: What sorts of accommodation is available for the tour ?
A: Safe , secured and comfortable accommodation on renowned Hotels of the visiting city are available during the trip depending upon the location you might be located.
Q: What is the main attraction of Pashupatinath temple?
A: The main attraction of Pashupatinath Temple lies in its unique architecture and design. It has six floors and several shrines dedicated to different deities such as Shiva, Vishnu, Surya, Parvati, and Indra. The main temple in Pashupatinath area has four silver doors in the four directions under a purely golden roof and pinnacle.
Q: Is Kathmandu Durbar Square a UNESCO World heritage site?
A: Yes. The Kathmandu Durbar Square is also a UNESCO World Heritage site, and it's easy to see why this is a stunningly beautiful and peaceful area. The square was built as a royal palace and has been used for various royal and national purposes throughout history.
Q: What is more famous to try in Bhaktapur?
A: Bhaktapur specially this place is famous for Curd. The local curd called 'Ju Ju Dhau' is a must try food. Other newari food items too are very popular and special overall the country.
Q: Is there hillstation in Pokhara?
A: Yes. Sarangkot is a hillstation in Pokhara. It is also called the viewpoint of Pokhara famous for its picturesque sunrise and spectacular sunset views. The golden rays hits the ranges of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Mountain.
Q: Can we do a short hike in Pokhara?
A: Yes. You can also sign up for a day hike to Australian Camp during your stay in Pokhara.
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