10-Day Journey Through Nepal

Duration : 10 Days

Experience the pinnacle of luxury on a luxury Nepal holiday, encompassing the enchanting cities of Kathmandu, Bandipur, Pokhara, and Chitwan.

Highlights of the Luxury Nepal Holiday Tour

Immerse yourself in the cultural charm of Kathmandu, enjoy the serene beauty of Pokhara‘s lakes, take a boat ride to the Tal Barahi Temple, or hike to the World Peace Pagoda for breathtaking panoramas. Experience adventure with paragliding, and zip-lining.
Enjoy an elephant-back safari, take a peaceful canoe ride along the Rapti River, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural traditions of the Tharu community and wildlife wonders in Chitwan.
Stay in luxurious accommodations, savor exquisite cuisine, and engage in immersive experiences.

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Itinerary : 10-Day Journey Through Nepal

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Duration : 10 Days

Upon arrival in Kathmandu, you will be transferred to the hotel. This afternoon, walking tour of medieval Kathmandu Durbar square, which is the cultural heart of the city. Later, tour of 2,500 year old Swoyambhunath Stupa, one of the city’s most recognizable site (N)

Accommodation in Kathmandu

After breakfast, tour of the most sacred Hindu site of Pashupatinath temple complex. After the visit continue on to the biggest Stupa of Boudhanath. Afternoon, drive outside the valley to visit Bhaktapur , the third largest town in Kathmandu valley famous for string of temples, monastery, courtyards and monumental squares. (B)

Accommodation in Kathmandu

After breakfast, drive to Pokhara Valley. Pokhara is the second famous destination after Kathmandu. At 850 meters, Pokhara enjoys mild climate and magnificent view of the Himalaya. Upon arrival in Pokhara transfer to the hotel. Later evening, stroll around the famous lakeside area. (B)

Accommodation in Pokhara

Early morning, excursion to Sarargkot. This place is one of the best viewpoint located at the vicinity of Pokhara. This place offers sunrise view and majestic view of the Himalayas. Later, drive back to the hotel. After breakfast, sightseeing tour of Pokhara town including Davi Fall, Gupteshwor Mahadev cave, Binde Basini temple, Barahi Temple, Seti river. Rest of the day is at leisure. (B)

Accommodation in Pokhara

Today, hike to World Peace Stupa. It starts from the lakeside drive to Kalimati then gradual ascend to World Peace Stupa with views of Raniban ” Queen’s Forest” and view of Pokhara Valley. Once on top of the hill you will view huge dome of World Peace Stupa. hike down and transfer back to the hotel after one hour boating on Phewa lake. Later visit Tibetan Refugee Camp. The biggest settlement near Pokhara is Tashi Palkhel, about 5km northwest of town at Hyangja, headed straight toward Baglung. With prayer flags fluttering in the breeze in the rough valley, it truly feels like you’re in Tibet. The bright Jangchub Choeling Gompa amidst the town is home to around 200 monks. (B)

Accommodation in Pokhara

Today drive to the mountain town of Bandipur, a national treasure, noted for its conventional Newari houses which are described via cut wooden windows and overhanging slate rooftops. The town was at one time a noteworthy intersection on the exchange course among India and Tibet and its previous thriving is clarifies the present blurred magnificence. (B)

Accommodation in Bandipur

Today drive to Chitwan National Park.Near the Indian fringe, Chitwan lies at the core of Nepal’s swamp Terai, is an UNESCO World Heritage site and the nation’s most established hold. A blend of marsh, tall elephant grass and thick woods, the recreation center backings a wide scope of untamed life and late preservation measures here have been progressively effective. (B, L, D)

Accommodation in Chitwan

Today commence various jungle activities such as elephant back safari to view various wildlife, visit of crocodile/elephant breeding centers, commence dugout/canoe ride. Evening, live cultural show performance by local Tharu tribes. (B, L, D)

Accommodation in Chitwan

Morning, drive back to Kathmandu. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, transfer to the hotel. Evening, transfer to an authentic Nepali restaurant for farewell dinner followed by cultural tours by different ethnic groups of Nepal. After dinner, transfer back to the hotel. (B, D)

Accommodation in Kathmandu

Free until departure. Transfer to the airport in time to connect your onward flight. (B)

Trip Includes

3 nights accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast
3 nights accommodation in Pokhara with breakfast
1 night accommodation in Bandipur with breakfast
2 night accommodation in Chitwan with all meals
All meals in Chitwan
Sightseeing/Hiking tours in Kathmandu and Pokhara with service of a local English speaking guide
Kathmandu/Pokhara/Bandipur/Chitwan/Kathmandu private surface trasnfer with our chauffeur
All regular jungle activities in Chitwan with local English speaking naturalist
One hur boating in Pokhara
Sunrise excursion in Pokhara
Farewell dinner at an authentic Nepali restaurant with cultural shows and transfers
Monumental entrance fees
Nepal taxes

Trip Excludes

International airfare
Lunches/dinners (except in Chitwan and farewell dinner in Kathmandu)
Tips and gratuities to guide
Expenses of personal nature

1. Are there direct flights to Nepal?

Yes, there are direct international flights to Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) in Kathmandu from several major cities, including:

Kuala Lumpur
Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore
Dubai, Doha, Muscat
Bangkok, Hong Kong, Dhaka
Istanbul, various cities in China

Nepal does not lie on a major global transit route, so flight prices can be relatively high, especially during peak tourist seasons (March–May and October–November). It’s recommended to book early to secure better deals.

2. Do I need a visa to visit Nepal?

Yes, most foreign nationals (except Indian passport holders) need a visa to enter Nepal. Tourist visas are available on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu and at certain land border points.

Visa fees are as follows:
15 days US $ 30 ; 30 days US $ 50 ; 90 days US $ 125

The fees must be paid in cash (credit cards are not acceptable)

3. Time

Nepal is 5 hours 45 minutes ahead of GMT & 15 minutes ahead of Indian Standard Time.

4. What is the best time to visit Nepal?

The best times are:

Spring (March to May) – Warm weather and blooming rhododendrons.
Autumn (September to November) – Clear skies and great mountain views.
Avoid the monsoon season (June–August) if trekking or sightseeing.

5. What are the main tourist attractions in Nepal?

Kathmandu Valley – Temples, heritage sites, and local culture.
Pokhara – Lakeside city, paragliding, Annapurna views.
Chitwan National Park – Jungle safari and wildlife.
Lumbini – Birthplace of Lord Buddha.
Everest & Annapurna regions – Trekking and mountain adventures.

6. What currency is used in Nepal?

The official currency is Nepalese Rupee (NPR). ATMs are widely available in cities, but carry cash when visiting rural areas.

7. Is English widely spoken in Nepal?

Yes, English is commonly spoken in tourist areas, hotels, and by guides. However, basic Nepali phrases can be helpful and appreciated.

8. Do I need any vaccinations before visiting Nepal?

Recommended vaccines include:

Hepatitis A and B
Typhoid
Tetanus
Rabies (for longer stays or remote travel)

Consult a travel health clinic at least 4-6 weeks before your trip.

9. What kind of power plugs are used in Nepal?

Nepal uses Type C, D, and M plugs. The standard voltage is 230V, 50Hz. Carry a universal adapter.

10. Can I trek without a guide in Nepal?

As of 2023, solo trekking is not allowed in many restricted and national park areas, including the Annapurna and Everest regions. Hiring a licensed guide or joining a group tour is now mandatory in most trekking zones.

11. What permits are required for trekking?

You’ll need:

TIMS Card (Trekker’s Information Management System)
National Park/Conservation Area Permits (e.g., ACAP, Sagarmatha)

Permits can be arranged by your trekking company or at tourism offices in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

12. Is Wi-Fi and mobile network available?

Wi-Fi is available in hotels, restaurants, and major tourist areas. In trekking regions, connectivity is limited and may require payment. SIM cards from NTC or Ncell offer good coverage and data plans.

13. What should I pack for a Nepal tour?

Essentials include:

Comfortable walking shoes
Layers of clothing (especially for mountain weather)
Sunscreen, sunglasses, hat
Water purification tablets or filter
First aid kit
Power bank and adapter

14. What are the food and water safety tips?

Eat freshly cooked food.
Avoid raw vegetables and street food if unsure of cleanliness.
Drink bottled or purified water.

15. Do I need travel insurance?

Yes, especially if you plan on trekking or adventure sports. Insurance should cover medical evacuation and high-altitude trekking.

16. How do I get around in Nepal?

Options include:

Domestic flights for long-distance travel (e.g., Kathmandu to Pokhara).
Tourist buses or private vehicles for inter-city travel.
Taxis, rickshaws, and motorbikes in cities.

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