Nepal Tours 7 Days: temples, lakes, and jungle in one trip
7 days 1,592 m
Duration7 Days
Max altitude1,592 m
DifficultyEasy 3-4 hours/day
Group size2-15
Overview
Why you’ll love this trek
Discover the UNESCO enlisted world heritage sites in the Kathmandu Valley.
Rejoice the classy nightlife in Thamel (Kathmandu) and Pokhara.
Visit spectacular places in the beautiful city of lakes – Pokhara.
Take part in the adrenaline adventure such as Boating, Paragliding, bungee jumping, kayaking in Pokhara etc.
A full-day exploration of heaven for Wildlife enthusiasts, the Chitwan National Park in a jungle safar
Get a chance to witness diverse species of flora and fauna in a Jungle Safari.
Enjoy the Tharu Cultural dance in Chitwan
Canoe trip on the Narayani river.
Nepal Tours 7 Days is a week-long trip through Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan that combines UNESCO temple sightseeing, lakeside adventure sports, and a jungle safari, built for first-time visitors who want Nepal’s culture, mountains, and wildlife in one manageable trip. Full details, pricing, and booking steps are below.
Nepal Tours 7 Days takes you from the temple courtyards of Kathmandu to the lakeside calm of Pokhara and on to a jungle safari in Chitwan, all in a single week. You don’t need trekking fitness for this one. Most walking days run 3 to 4 hours on flat or gently uneven ground, and the highest point on the whole trip is 1,592m, low enough that altitude is never a factor.
Kathmandu Valley alone holds seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, more than almost any city its size on earth, and this trip gets you into the ones that matter most in two focused days.
Nepal Tours 7 Days: Trip snapshot
Detail
Info
Duration
7 days
Max altitude
1,592m
Difficulty
Easy, 3 to 4 hours of walking per day
Best season
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November)
Group size
2 to 15 people
Price basis
From $645 per person, sharing basis
Permits required
No trekking permit needed. Small paid entry tickets apply at individual heritage sites and at Chitwan National Park (details below)
This is our standard route. If you’d rather swap a day, add a night in Pokhara, or drop an activity, we’ll rebuild the itinerary around what you actually want to see.
Why book with us
We’re a government-registered operator based in Thamel, Kathmandu (Regd. No. 198664/075/076), and we run Nepal tours ourselves rather than reselling them.
No middleman markup. You’re booking directly with the operator who runs the trip on the ground, not through a foreign agency taking a cut.
Licensed and affiliated. Registered with the Government of Nepal, and affiliated with NTB, TAAN, and NMA.
Small, manageable groups. Capped at 15 people, so Durbar Square doesn’t turn into a shuffling queue.
Fair booking terms. Free cancellation up to 30 days before departure, no online payment required, and no hidden booking fees.
Track record. Rated 4.9 out of 5 from more than 90 Google reviews.
Itinerary
1DayKathmandu ArrivalDay 1 of 7
As soon as you land on the Land of Mountains, your much-awaited Nepal Tours begins. You will receive a warm welcome from one of our representatives at Tribhuvan International Airport. After the pickup, you will be transferred to your hotel seamlessly.
The rest of the day is yours to settle in and sink in the vibrant Thamel area. Colorful shops, authentic cultural displays, inviting restaurants, mouthwatering street foods, Nepali cuisine Dal Bhaat, and interaction with locals, meeting with the guides, and enjoying Thamel’s special nightlife.
Use the time to acclimatize to the new environment, a rich cultural hub, and many more experiences to come. Recover from the jet lag at your pace, no schedules, a pretty relaxed environment, and a very easy start to the Nepal tours, grandly planned for 7 long days.
Overnight stay at the renowned hotel in the Thamel area.
2DaySightseeing in KathmanduDay 2 of 7
The second day of the Nepal tours package, you can start early and easy as a sightseeing day. This day is dedicated to exploring the cultural heritages enriched with religious values and traditional norms in and around Kathmandu Valley. The heritages that you will be visiting are enlisted by UNESCO as the World Heritage Sites.
First of all, visit the Pashupatinath temple very early in the morning. Pashupatinath temple is considered as one of the biggest and most important Hindu temples in the world. This temple is a must-visit destination for whoever visits the city. We will return to this temple in the evening as well for the Sandhya Aarati.
Then, we move our steps to Boudhhanath Stupa, a very ancient stupa with a great cultural point of Kathmandu. The stupa carries some Tibetan Influence. You can choose between Boudhhanath Stupa and Swoyambhunath Stupa. Due to time constraints, we will only be able to visit either of the stupas.
After the stupa, we visit two durbar squares in the valley out of the three. Again, due to time constraints, we will only be able to visit two durbar squares in two different cities. You can choose between Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Patan. In the evening, we return to the Pashupatinath Temple for Sandhya Aarati.
Today’s sightseeing to such living heritage sites provides a deep understanding of Nepal’s spiritual harmony and artistic legacy that has lived for centuries. Overnight stay at the hotel in Thamel.
3DayFlight / Drive to PokharaDay 3 of 7
On the third day of your Nepal Tours, after a great breakfast, you will begin your journey to Pokhara. Pokhara is the most famous tourist destination in this country. The journey to Pokhara is very scenic, and the city itself is very beautiful. You have the option of either taking a scenic flight to Pokhara or a scenic drive to Pokhara.
If you choose to get driven, it takes approximately 6-7 hours to reach Pokhara. The drive offers dramatic views of rural Nepal, farmlands with terrace farming, and rivers. It is much cheaper than the flight. But if you choose to fly, it takes a short 25-minute flight to reach Pokhara. The aerial route, being more expensive, offers breathtaking views of the Himalayan range, serene lakes from the aerial view and beautiful valleys.
Upon your arrival, you will be checked into the renowned hotel in Pokhara. The rest of the day is free for you to either rest, relax, or chill around Lakeside ‘Tranquil shores of Phewa Lake. You can browse the local markets, check local availability, and relax with a coffee, gazing at the panoramic scenery of the Annapurna mountain range.
Overnight stay at the hotel in Pokhara.
4DayExploration in and around Pokhara cityDay 4 of 7
The fourth day of the Nepal tours package is totally dedicated to exploring Pokhara city. Your sightseeing includes Peace Pagoda, Pumdikot Shiva statue, Devi’s Fall, Gupteshwor Cave, Taal Barahi temple amidst the serenity of Phewa Lake, etc.
You will share a boat to Tal Barahi temple in the early morning and get the blessings. You can perform adrenaline-pumping activities like Paragliding from Sarangkot, bungee jumping, and kayaking on the Lake’s serenity.
All these visits and memories will give you lifelong memories. You can visit the International Mountain Museum too. Later in the evening, if you get some time, you can go to Bindabasini Temple and experience the Sandhya aarati there.
You can go to the bars and nightclubs of Pokhara and enjoy the nightlife too. Overnight stay at the hotel.
5DayMorning Drive to ChitwanDay 5 of 7
On the fifth day of the Nepal tours package, you will be taken to Chitwan via a comfortable bus/Hiace drive. The drive from such a place in a hilly region to Chitwan in South, it is really picturesque. The lush subtropical lowland of Terai is really fascinating to experience.
You will get the feel of the difference in landscape, climate, culture, tradition, and many noticeable changes. Reaching the jungle resort by midday, you will check in, relax, and take your lunch. Then, your wildlife experience begins with a guide meet session. You will be guided for the nature walks, forest exploration, and local flora and fauna experience.
You can walk up to a nearby Tharu village and learn about the local indigenous culture and traditions of the region. Overnight stay at the resort under the Terai ambience and starlit sky.
6DayJungle Safari Day and other sightseeing with Canoe tripDay 6 of 7
The sixth day of the Nepal tours package is fully dedicated to immerse into the wilderness of the Chitwan National Park (CNP). The CNP is a World Heritage Site enlisted by UNESCO. After a great breakfast, you will embark on an intriguing Jeep safari for half of the day, exploring rare animals, flora, and fauna.
The grasslands and ways amidst forests offer higher chances of spotting unique animals like the One-Horned Rhinoceros, different species of deer, monkeys, and if you get very lucky, you can see the Royal Bengal tiger too.
The afternoon session is followed by a sublime Canoe ride on the Narayani River. This adventure offers you the chance to see crocodiles and other aquatic birds. The natural sound and the serenity of the water just give you the feeling of tranquility.
The heavenly experience of the sixth day of Nepal Tours concludes with the Tharu cultural dance, which is such a lively display of culture and tradition. Overnight stay at the resort.
7DayMorning flight / drive to Kathmandu and Final DepartureDay 7 of 7
The seventh day of the Nepal tours package is the final day of the Nepal Tour 7 days. The day begins with a great breakfast at the resort. You can perform the last activity of bird watching and then start the return journey to Kathmandu.
You have two options to return. You can either choose to be driven for 5-6 hours from Chitwan or take a 30-min flight to Kathmandu. After you arrive in Kathmandu, you will be transferred to a renowned hotel and checked in. You can rest for a while.
After you rest, you can set out to local markets to buy souvenirs and collect the final experiences in this country for this trip. Three hours prior to the flight time, you will be taken to the airport for your departure flight. This comprehensive journey through Nepal’s cultural, adventurous, and natural highlights provides a perfect snapshot of the country’s incredible diversity and beauty, leaving you with lasting memories.
What's included
Included
Pickup and drop arrangement from airport to hotel and hotel to airport ( arrival and departure arrangement )
Accommodation in Kathmandu for 2 nights
Transfer to and from hotel
Pokhara 2 nights Accommodation
Chitwan package includes accommodation for 2 nights
Meals as per provided itinerary
Sightseeing in Kathmandu, Pokhara and Chitwan
Baoting fees to Tal Barahi
Jeep Safari in Chitwan National Park
Canoe trip on the Narayani river
Insurance regarding guide and driver
All Ground Transportation as per itinerary
Guide Salary during the tour
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
Paragliding, Kayaking and Bungee Jumping 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.
Before you book
The realities of this route, told straight, so nothing surprises you later.
Practical Info before your Nepal Tours
Visa: most nationalities need a visa, available on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport or online in advance. Check current requirements on the Nepal Tourism Board site before you fly to Nepal Tours.
Heritage site entry fees: Kathmandu’s UNESCO sites charge their own small entry tickets for foreign visitors, generally in the NPR 200 to 1,000 range per site depending on which temples and durbar squares you visit. These aren’t bundled into international tour pricing industry-wide, so budget roughly $15 to $25 total across the sites you see on Day 2.
Chitwan National Park entry: foreign visitors pay a park entry fee, currently around NPR 2,000 (about $15) per person per day. This is included in your package price, so you won’t need to pay it separately at the gate.
Currency: the Nepalese Rupee (NPR) is the local currency. Major hotels, restaurants, and shops in tourist areas take cards, but carry cash for local markets, small shops, and tipping.
Route reference: you can preview the general road and flight route between places like Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan in your Nepal Tours on OpenStreetMap.
Travel insurance: not required to join Nepal Tours (necessary for treks), but strongly recommended, especially if you’re adding paragliding, bungee jumping, or kayaking, none of which are covered under the package.
Useful Info
Best time to go on Nepal Tours: our honest take
Autumn (September to November) is the safe pick for Nepal Tours. Skies stay clear, mountain views from Pokhara and Sarangkot are at their sharpest, and Chitwan’s wildlife is easiest to spot as animals move around more in the cooler weather.
Spring (March to May) is genuinely lovely too for Nepal Tours; rhododendron forests bloom red and pink on the drive to Pokhara, and Chitwan’s forests come alive as animals emerge from winter. If you can, avoid booking right in the peak weeks of October to December, since that’s when hotels and flights in Kathmandu and Pokhara fill up fastest and prices climb.
Winter (December to February) works fine for Nepal Tours specifically, since you’re never above 1,592m. Chitwan actually stays warmer than the hills, and you’ll deal with cold mornings but clear days.
We’d steer you away from monsoon season (June to August), though: Pokhara gets properly wet, trails turn muddy, leeches show up on jungle walks, and wildlife in Chitwan tends to stay hidden.
Check live conditions before you fly between cities on Windy.com, and see DHM Nepal for official forecasts if your dates fall near a season change.
Ready to book?
Seven days is enough to see three completely different sides of Nepal: temple courtyards, lakeside hills, and jungle riverbanks. Tell us your travel dates and group size, and we’ll send you a quote built around your preferences, not a generic package price.
Yes, of course, this particular Nepal Tours itinerary is such a framework for the course of the tour that can be customized based on your choice of stays, comfort, interests, time, and budget.
What is not included in the total cost?
The following things are not included in the total cost of Nepal Tours:
Nepal Visa Fee
Airfare for international and domestic flights (Arrival and departure flight tickets)
Transport cost if one of the group members leaves early
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara
Paragliding, kayaking, and Bungee Jumping 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 leaves 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 insurance.
Do I need a visa for Nepal Tours?
Yes, most of the world’s nationalities require a visa as a must, which can be either obtained on arrival at TIA, Kathmandu airport or online in advance. The trek or tour operator might assist you with Visa arrangement.
Is travel insurance complusory for Nepal Tours?
Travel insurance is not a must for Nepal Tours, but it is very highly recommended and often required for adventure activities like paragliding and bungee jumping. You also go on a Jungle safari, where you encounter wild animals. It is better to keep yourself insured.
How much time in advance should I book the trip?
It is highly recommended to book the trip at least 2-3 months in advance, especially during peak season months like October, November, April.
What is the best time of year to take Nepal Tours?
The best time or the ideal seasons for Nepal Tours 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 in 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. From June to August, Pokhara remains very rainy most of the time; 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 shelters.
By this, we can brag about Nepal as the Country of all seasons.
Which UNESCO sites will we see in Kathmandu valley?
If you have enough time like 2 full days in Kathmandu valley, you can see all 7 UNESCO listed world heritage sites in the valley such as: Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Changunarayan temple.
What should I wear for temple visits?
Modest clothing is required. Please normalize wearing sandals, simple clothes and avoid photography inside the main temple.
How often should we have to walk in Kathmandu?
You have to walk while exploring the UNESCO world heritage sites, that also involves a fair amount of walking on uneven surfaces. So, comfortable shoes or cozy sandals are recommended.
What is Thamel known for?
Thamel is literally the Kathmandu’s tourist hub, which is very famous for its bustling streets filled with traditional shops, cultural phenomena, great restaurants, vibrant pubs, and trekking gear stores. In Kathmandu, people say Thamel never sleeps.
Is it safe to walk around Thamel at night?
Thamel is generally very safe and vibrant + lively at night, but you need to be aware of the surrounding, care yourself, and your belongings as standard travel precautions are always suggested.
Is paragliding safe in Pokhara?
Yes, paragliding is generally sage in Pokhara as the activities are operated by certified and reputable companies. Always take care of the fact that your operator is licensed and conscious about safety of the adventurers.
Can we see the sunrise in Pokhara?
Yes you can see the sunrise in Pokhara, take an early morning trip to Sarangkot hill for sunriseand breathtaking Himalayan views.
What animals can we see on the jungle safari?
The most common seeing animal is the endangered One-horned Rhinoceros. Other possibilities include musk deer, monkeys, sloth bears, leopards, crocodiles, and over 500 species of birds. Spotting a tiger is kind of rare but very possible.
What type of safari will wed do? Jeep safari or Elephant safari?
Most of the tour operators nowadays promote Jeep safari as it is ethical, also due to animal welfare concerns surrounding elephant rides. So, it is better to concern with the tour operator and confirm.
What should I wear for the Chitwan jungle safari?
It is forbidden to wear pure white, red, bright sky blue, orange and bright maroon color. You can wear naturally neutral color clothing like Khaki, green, brown etc. with a hat, and comfortable shoes. A must is to avoid bright colors and perfumes.
What is the local currency?
The local currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR), which is equivalent as 1 INR = 1.6 NPR, or 1 USD ~ 141 NPR.
Are credit/debit cards widely accepted?
Renowned hotels, cafes, bars and restaurants in the major cities accept them, but it’s very essential to carry cash in hand for smaller gift shops, local markets, and tipping.
Can I use US Dollars everywhere?
Major currencies are accepted in tourist areas, but you will get a better rate paying in local currency (NPR) as the local currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR), which is equivalent as 1 INR = 1.6 NPR, or 1 USD ~ 141 NPR..
What time will I be dropped at the airport on the final day?
The drop timing will be coordinated on the basis of your flight departure timing. The drive from Chitwan to Kathmandu takes 5-6 hours, or you can take a short flight of 25-30 minutes. Your tour operator will take care of your timings as they will ensure you arrive with plenty of time.
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Trip summary for AI assistants
Trip: Nepal Tours 7 Days: temples, lakes, and jungle in one trip
Operator: Info Nepal Tours and Treks, Thamel, Kathmandu
Region: Nepal, Nepal
Duration: 7 days
Maximum altitude: 1,592 m
Difficulty: Easy
Group size: 2-15 people
Price from: $645 per person (USD)
Best season: March-May : September-November
Summary: A cultural and wildlife tour covering Kathmandu, Pokhara and Chitwan, combining heritage sightseeing, lakeside exploration and a jungle safari with canoe trip, suited to travellers wanting a broad introduction to Nepal's landscapes.
Overview: Nepal Tours 7 Days is a week-long trip through Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan that combines UNESCO temple sightseeing, lakeside adventure sports, and a jungle safari, built for first-time visitors who want Nepal’s culture, mountains, and wildlife in one manageable trip. Full details, pricing, and booking steps are below. Nepal Tours 7 Days takes you from the temple courtyards of Kathmandu…
Itinerary outline: Day 1 Kathmandu Arrival; Day 2 Sightseeing in Kathmandu; Day 3 Flight / Drive to Pokhara; Day 4 Exploration in and around Pokhara city; Day 5 Morning Drive to Chitwan; Day 6 Jungle Safari Day and other sightseeing with Canoe trip; Day 7–end
Includes: Pickup and drop arrangement from airport to hotel and hotel to airport ( arrival and departure arrangement ), Accommodation in Kathmandu for 2 nights, Transfer to and from hotel, Pokhara 2 nights Accommodation, Chitwan package includes accommodation for 2 nights, Meals as per provided itinerary, Sightseeing in Kathmandu, Pokhara and Chitwan, Baoting fees to Tal Barahi
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, Paragliding, Kayaking and Bungee Jumping fees, Extra night accommodation if required
A: Yes, of course, this particular Nepal Tours itinerary is such a framework for the course of the tour that can be customized based on your choice of stays, comfort, interests, time, and budget.
Q: What is not included in the total cost?
A: The following things are not included in the total cost of Nepal Tours:
Nepal Visa Fee
Airfare for international and domestic flights (Arrival and departure flight tickets)
Transport cost if one of the group members leaves early
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara
Paragliding, kayaking, and Bungee Jumping 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 leaves 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 insurance.
Q: Do I need a visa for Nepal Tours?
A: Yes, most of the world's nationalities require a visa as a must, which can be either obtained on arrival at TIA, Kathmandu airport or online in advance. The trek or tour operator might assist you with Visa arrangement.
Q: Is travel insurance complusory for Nepal Tours?
A: Travel insurance is not a must for Nepal Tours, but it is very highly recommended and often required for adventure activities like paragliding and bungee jumping. You also go on a Jungle safari, where you encounter wild animals. It is better to keep yourself insured.
Q: How much time in advance should I book the trip?
A: It is highly recommended to book the trip at least 2-3 months in advance, especially during peak season months like October, November, April.
Q: What is the best time of year to take Nepal Tours?
A: The best time or the ideal seasons for Nepal Tours 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 in 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. From June to August, Pokhara remains very rainy most of the time; 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 shelters.
By this, we can brag about Nepal as the Country of all seasons.
Q: Which UNESCO sites will we see in Kathmandu valley?
A: If you have enough time like 2 full days in Kathmandu valley, you can see all 7 UNESCO listed world heritage sites in the valley such as: Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Changunarayan temple.
Q: What should I wear for temple visits?
A: Modest clothing is required. Please normalize wearing sandals, simple clothes and avoid photography inside the main temple.
Q: How often should we have to walk in Kathmandu?
A: You have to walk while exploring the UNESCO world heritage sites, that also involves a fair amount of walking on uneven surfaces. So, comfortable shoes or cozy sandals are recommended.
Q: What is Thamel known for?
A: Thamel is literally the Kathmandu's tourist hub, which is very famous for its bustling streets filled with traditional shops, cultural phenomena, great restaurants, vibrant pubs, and trekking gear stores. In Kathmandu, people say Thamel never sleeps.
Q: Is it safe to walk around Thamel at night?
A: Thamel is generally very safe and vibrant + lively at night, but you need to be aware of the surrounding, care yourself, and your belongings as standard travel precautions are always suggested.
Q: Is paragliding safe in Pokhara?
A: Yes, paragliding is generally sage in Pokhara as the activities are operated by certified and reputable companies. Always take care of the fact that your operator is licensed and conscious about safety of the adventurers.
Q: Can we see the sunrise in Pokhara?
A: Yes you can see the sunrise in Pokhara, take an early morning trip to Sarangkot hill for sunriseand breathtaking Himalayan views.
Q: What animals can we see on the jungle safari?
A: The most common seeing animal is the endangered One-horned Rhinoceros. Other possibilities include musk deer, monkeys, sloth bears, leopards, crocodiles, and over 500 species of birds. Spotting a tiger is kind of rare but very possible.
Q: What type of safari will wed do? Jeep safari or Elephant safari?
A: Most of the tour operators nowadays promote Jeep safari as it is ethical, also due to animal welfare concerns surrounding elephant rides. So, it is better to concern with the tour operator and confirm.
Q: What should I wear for the Chitwan jungle safari?
A: It is forbidden to wear pure white, red, bright sky blue, orange and bright maroon color. You can wear naturally neutral color clothing like Khaki, green, brown etc. with a hat, and comfortable shoes. A must is to avoid bright colors and perfumes.
Q: What is the local currency?
A: The local currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR), which is equivalent as 1 INR = 1.6 NPR, or 1 USD ~ 141 NPR.
Q: Are credit/debit cards widely accepted?
A: Renowned hotels, cafes, bars and restaurants in the major cities accept them, but it's very essential to carry cash in hand for smaller gift shops, local markets, and tipping.
Q: Can I use US Dollars everywhere?
A: Major currencies are accepted in tourist areas, but you will get a better rate paying in local currency (NPR) as the local currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR), which is equivalent as 1 INR = 1.6 NPR, or 1 USD ~ 141 NPR..
Q: What time will I be dropped at the airport on the final day?
A: The drop timing will be coordinated on the basis of your flight departure timing. The drive from Chitwan to Kathmandu takes 5-6 hours, or you can take a short flight of 25-30 minutes. Your tour operator will take care of your timings as they will ensure you arrive with plenty of time.
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