Best of Nepal

Day 1 Arrival in Kathmandu o/n in Hotel +D

Morning Arrival: If you arrive in the morning, you’ll be greeted with breathtaking views of the Himalayas, bathed in the soft glow of the early sun. The city is buzzing with energy as locals start their day, giving you a perfect blend of natural beauty and the vibrant rhythm of Kathmandu. You’ll have the chance to explore the city’s lively streets, vibrant markets, and perhaps even catch a glimpse of temples as the day unfolds. Evening Arrival: If you arrive at Kathmandu in the evening, the city will be bustling with lights as the sun sets behind the surrounding hills. The Himalayas may be silhouetted against the fading light. The streets will be lively, with people moving around, and the city will start to glow with streetlights and building lights. The air will feel cooler, and the sky may have a beautiful range of colors as dusk settles in. Evening activities in Kathmandu Can visit asanbazzar, the bazaar in Asan attracts shoppers from all over Kathmandu because of the tremendous variety of merchandise sold here, ranging from foodstuffs, spices and textiles to electronics. Asan is also one of the popular tourist spots in the city because of its architectural sights and charming ambience.

Day 2 Sightseeing around Kathmandu and drive to Nagarkot (1.5hrs drive) o/n in Hotel +B

After breakfast we will start for sightseeing tours around in Kathmandu valley, the sightseeing program is focused to introduce some major highlights and UNESCO World Heritage sites within valley, offering a deep dive into religious, historical, and architectural treasures and further drive to Nagarkot for overnight stay.
Kathmandu Durar Square & KumariGhar: Kathmandu Durbar Square, once the royal palace of the Malla kings. This site is a living museum of traditional Nepali architecture, filled with intricately carved temples, courtyards, and monuments.
A major attraction here is KumariGhar, the residence of the living goddess Kumari. This beautifully carved wooden palace is home to a young girl chosen through an ancient tradition to embody the divine female energy. On special occasions, she appears briefly from her balcony to bless her devotees, though she generally lives a secluded life within the palace walls.
Swayambhnuath Stupa: This stupa is the most ancient and mysterious of all the holy sites in the Kathmandu Valley. Its white dome, capped with a sparkling golden spire, dominates the valley and is visible from all directions. A stone in scription testifies that the stupa was already an important pilgrimage destination for Buddhists in the 5th century BC.
PashupatiNath The shine is dedicated to Lord Shivain his manifestation as Pashupati. It is considered as one of the most sacred shrines of all the Hindu temples. Located along the banks of the sacred Bagmatiriver. Its intricate architecture and the rituals performed witness the deep insight into Hindu spirituality and funeral practices.
Boudhanath It is one of the largest stupas in South Asia and is considered to be one of the most important Tibetan Buddhism monuments outside of Tibet. The soaring white dome is decorated with colourful prayer flags. The stupa is surrounded by aTibetan-Majority, and shops sells religious artifacts. Pilgrims encircle around by spinning prayer wheels and offering their devotion.
Nagarkot Nagarkot is retreat hill near Kathmandu which is 32 km east from the Kathmandu valley. It is also a popular spot to watch sunrise and sunset view. On the clear weather you will see the view of snowcapped Mountain View from east to west like Langtanghimalayan range, Gaurishankarhimal, ganeshhimal and also the tallest mountain Everest and Kathmandu valley itself.

Day 3 Morning explore around Nagarkot and after breakfast drive back to Kathmandu via Bhaktapur Sightseeing o/n in hotel +B

Morning we walk to view tower of Nagarkot about 5 minutes to see sunrise view with himalayan panorama and Kathmandu valley. Then after breakfast we drive back to Kathmandu and on the way we visit Bhaktapur.
Bhaktapur: Bhaktapur is an ancient town in the east corner of the Kathmandu Valley. It is the third largest city of Kathmandu valley and was once the capital of Nepal during the great Malla Kingdom until the second half of the 15th century. Bhaktapur is listed as a World Heritage by UNESCO for its rich culture, temples, and pottery artwork. Here you can do pottery work on your interest.

Day 4 Drive to Bandipur (143km, 4/5hrs) o/n in hotel +B

This day after breakfast drive to Bandipur. Bandipur is a living museum of Newari culture, a beautifully preserved culturalheritage and incredible Himalayan views. Walk throughnarrow streets lined with traditional houses, visit localtemples, and enjoy beautiful views of the Annapurna andManaslu mountain ranges in clear weather.

Day 5 Drive to Pokhara (4hrs) o/n in a hotel +B

This day early morning hike about 15 minutes to the view point for the sunrise view over the himalayas. And after breakfast, drive to Pokhara approximately 5 hours. We will see good scenery of countryside while driving. Pokhara is an enchanting Himalayan Valley of remarkable beauty. We can explore its scenic land on foot or as your own like boating in Fewa Lake over looking the region of Annapurna Himalayan ranges.

Day 6 Early Morning Drive to Sarankot and sightseeing visit around Pokahra o/n in hotel +B

Early morning drive to Sarankot for sunrise view. On reach in sarankot walk up to the view point about 5 minutes for the magical sunrise view that is spectacular and can not to be missed! The Himalaya at its best will unfold its beauty to you. Then return to hotel and after breakfast sightseeing around pokhara Including Mountain Museum, DevisFalls,Gupteshwor cave and Shiva temple. The International Mountain Museum is a special museum dedicated to the Himalayas, the people living in himalayas, and the climbers who have explored them. Visit mesmerizing Waterfall Falls named Devis Falls, or PataleChhango formed by the local river called PardiKhola. Close by is Gupteshwor Cave which houses a Shiva lingam, here dim lights illumination creates an enchanting atmosphere. Narrow passages leads to the point where one can witness the roaring waterfall. Visit shiva temple in Pumdikot which is the second tallest statue of Shiva in Nepal. The statue itself is 51 feet tall. It sits on a white stupa that adds 57 feet in height, making the entire structure 108 feet high. The statue is part of a larger plan that is currently underway, which will include construction of Martyr’s memorial park, a model of mount Sumeru featuring Shiva and Parvati.

Day 7 Drive to Chitwan (4/5hrs) o/n in a hotel +B+L+D

This day after breakfast we drive to Chitwan.We will see river banks terrace fields and villages clung very high to the hillside. We cross several interesting villages and hill. Then we drive on a flat part further to Chitwan. Upon arrival welcome drinks and briefing about the programs about excursion of Chitwan National Park.

Day 8 Activities in National park, o/n in a hotel +B+L+D

After breakfast, Elephant safari or Jeep tour into national park, an excellent opportunity to Encounter with many wild animals including Rhinoceros, deer, rhesus, monkey, and wild bear, wild Cats, leopards and Royal Bengal tiger if we are lucky then after lunch, canoe ride along the rapti river where we can explore many species of birds, crocodile, visit elephant breeding center where we can play with elephant baby.

Day 9 Drive back to Kathmandu, (6/7hrs drive) o/n in hotel +B

Today morning bird watching and after breakfast, we drive to Kathmandu and on reaching kathmandu checking hotel and you are free to explore the city on your own.

Day 10 Departure: +B

After breakfast, check out from hotel around12noon and transfer to the international airport For your onward destination.