Day 1: International flight to Kathmandu

Arrive in Kathmandu meeting and assistance upon arrival, transfer to hotel. Overnight.

Day 02: in Kathmandu

After breakfast, we'll start our tour of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu Valley.

You will begin your sightseeing trip in the morning by exploring Durbar Square. Durbar Square is at the centre of Kathmandu's spirituality. You will also explore the temple of the living goddess Kumari. Next, you will visit Swayambhunath, which is noted for the Buddha's eyes that appear to observe the world from all directions.  Finally, a trip to Bodnath, the largest stupa in Nepal, will conclude your tour. Around the eight-sided foundation of the Stupa, there are 108 depictions of Buddha, where Buddhist Lamas have been performing prayer ceremonies for over 2000 years. Next, you will travel to Pashupatinath, the most significant Hindu pilgrimage site in Nepal, located on the banks of the Bagmati river. The Pashupatinath temple is devoted to the god Shiva.
We can explore these sites and try local food on the tour.

You'll stay overnight in the hotel.

Meal Plan: B

Day 03: Kathmandu-Bhaktapur-Kathmandu

After breakfast in the morning, we will go to Changu Narayan Temple. It is the oldest temple in Nepal and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We can explore the ancient Hindu temple and its museum, providing insights into its history. Following that, we will drive to Bhaktapur which is just 6 kilometers away. Bhaktapur, also known as Bhadgoan, is our next location. Upon arrival, we will go on a tour of Bhaktapur's sights, such as Durbar Square, Taumadhi Square, Dattatreya Square, and Pottery Square. These are some of the most popular attractions in Bhaktapur. Bhaktapur is an example of cultural preservation today. People here still follow traditions that are centuries-old, worship in typical Nepali temples, and protect Nepal's ancient architectural heritage. Despite the terrible earthquake, numerous temples have been reconstructed, and there is still plenty to explore and admire in Bhaktapur.

Kathmandu for overnight stay.

Meal Plan: B

Day 04: Kathmandu - Adventure Tented Camp

After breakfast, you'll drive to Adventure Tented Camp. It's located on the peak of Pokhari Thumko's immaculate hill. The camp rests 2000 meters high and is a distinguished vantage point providing a panoramic display of snowy mountains on the horizon. It's also an excellent spot for witnessing breathtaking sunrises and sunsets. Nature enthusiasts and bird-spotters can spend an entire day discovering the mystical secrets of this captivating hill. Today's itinerary consists of a full day at the Adventure Tented Camp.

Meal Plan: B/L/D

Day 05: Adventure Tented Camp - Panauti - Dhulikhel

After breakfast, you will take a stroll along the southern trails to Panauti. Panauti is a busy bazaar in the Newari village, famous for its Bhramayani Temple. You can also enjoy the picturesque views of terrace-covered hills and rice paddies. The village boasts beautiful temples, interesting historic buildings, and 14th century wooden temple struts. Later, you will drive to Dhulikhel. It boasts an altitude of 1650 m and provides a stunning view of the Himalayan range on clear days. Dhulikhel is an old town located approximately 30 km east of Kathmandu on the Arniko Rajmarg road. In the evening, you can enjoy a clear view of the snow-capped Himalayas.

Meal Plan: B

Day 06: Day 05: Dhulikhel – Pokhara

Leave for Pokhara in the morning after breakfast. Pokhara is the entry point to the Himalayas. The Pokhara valley is the second largest valley in the central hilly region of Nepal, after Kathmandu. The town of Pokhara, located at an altitude of only 900 m on the Seti Khola River, is dominated by the fishtail mountain (6,999 m), one of the world's most stunning mountains. In the afternoon, take a boat ride on Begnas Lake.

Meal Plan: B

Day 07: Pokhara - Lume - Dhampus

After breakfast, drive from Pokhara to Lume. Hike from Lume to Chandra Kot, which sits on the slopes of the Modi river valley. Chandra Kot is at the centre of a popular tourist destination and easily accessible from Pokhara. Trek from Chandrakot to Dhampus for about 03 to 04 hours, passing through forest and small villages.  The hike starts with a peaceful stroll and soon turns into a challenging ascent through the woods to Doerali Bhanjang (a crossing point on the ridge). There are cabins on top where you can take a break and enjoy a refreshing drink or tea. Later, the descent is long and delightful, with splendid views of Machapuchare (Fish's Tail can be seen clearly on a clear day), Annapurnas, and Manaslu. You can set up camp in Dhampus village or on the higher land called Austrian camp. Expect a peaceful setting amidst untouched nature at Dhampus, providing a breathtaking view of the Annapurna and Machapuchhre.

Spend the night at a nearby lodge in Dhampus.

Meal Plan: B

Day 8: Dhampus - Phedi – Pokhara

After breakfast in the morning, you will start the walk from Dhampus to Phedi, and later on you will drive to Pokhara, one of the most popular tourist’s destinations of Nepal. Pokhara is also famous for boating, trekking, rafting and thrilling adventurous sports. In the evening, you will be relaxing near the lake, enjoying the fresh air.

Overnight stay at the hotel.

Meal Plan: B

Day 9: Pokhara

Early in the morning, we will go on a tour to Sarangkot to see the sunrise and enjoy the beautiful mountain views. Sarangkot is one of the best places in Nepal to experience these sights. Once the tour is complete, we will return to the hotel for breakfast and then proceed to visit some of the popular sightseeing places

in Pokhara, such as the Barahi Temple. The Barahi Temple is considered one of the most important temples in Pokhara, and on Saturdays, devotees can be seen carrying male goats and fowls across the lake for sacrifice to the deity.

Seti Gorge flows through the city and runs underground in many places. The river can appear as little as two metres wide in some areas, but is over 20 metres deep in others.

Davi's Fall, also known as Patale Chhango, is a beautiful waterfall located about two km southwest of Pokhara Airport along Siddhartha Highway.

Gupteswar Cave is also worth a visit. Another cave in the southern part of Chorepatan is famous for its religious significance. The cave houses a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and is considered both sacred and natural.

The Mountains Museum showcases the history of mountains and mountaineering. It is crucial to preserve this history, as without doing so, important records and evidence may be lost forever. The Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) created the International Mountain Museum (IMM) in Pokhara on November 1st, 1973. The aim of the museum is to record, document, and chronicle the history and development of mountaineering worldwide. Specifically, it aims to preserve the accomplishments of climbers on the Himalayan peaks. You will come back to Pokhara in the evening and stay overnight at a hotel.

Meal Plan: B

Day 10: Pokhara-Chitwan National Park

Today, you will travel to Chitwan National Park after breakfast. Chitwan National Park is one of Nepal's world heritage sites and is the oldest national park. The park is home to rare and endangered one-horned rhinoceroses, elephants, and tigers. You can experience an elephant ride or go on a nature walk through the tall elephant grass. In the evening, enjoy cultural programmes by Tharu, one of the indigenous communities of Terai. You will spend the night at a resort.

Meal Plan: B/L/D

Day 11: Game Safari in Chitwan NP

Chitwan National Park is a place of great biodiversity and has been designated as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site. Today, we have an exciting day planned, where we will explore its natural wonders.

We will start the day with a hearty breakfast and then embark on a series of thrilling jungle activities. The highlight will be the jungle safari, taking us deep into the national park to see the diverse wildlife that call this place home. We'll spot different kinds of animals, rare birds, and rich greenery as we venture through the park.

A distinctive activity in Chitwan is bathing with elephants. By joining in and aiding their refreshing bath, you'll get up close and personal with these affectionate behemoths. It's an unforgettable experience with these splendid creatures.

We'll also explore BishHajarTaal, a stunning lake that's famous among the natives. You can appreciate the peaceful environment and observe the beauty of nature.

We have an exciting day planned in Chitwan filled with enjoyable activities to keep you occupied from morning until evening. Once we finish exploring, we will return to our hotel for a tranquil and restful overnight stay.

Meal Plan: B/L/D

Day 12: Chitwan NP-Kathmandu

After breakfast, you will travel by car from Chitwan to Kathmandu, a journey which will take you approximately five hours to complete. Beautiful mountain views, lush green countryside, rice terraces and locals going about their daily lives will be seen during the drive. Later in the evening there will be a celebratory dinner together. You will spend the night at a hotel in Kathmandu.

Meal Plan: B

Day 13: Flight back home

Morning breakfast at the hotel.

Our representative will be at your hotel to help you leave, making sure the process is easy and trouble-free. Remember, it's advisable to reach the airport three hours in advance of your flight's scheduled departure time to complete all necessary check-ins and security procedures.

Bon Voyage and hope to meet you again! Namaste

IMPORTANT:

If you have any interests or preferences for the sites you want to see during the tour, let us know. We would be happy to pack it in, if possible.

B = Breakfast

L = Lunch

D = Dinner