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Trip overview
Discover Nepal is a popular Nepal package that includes all of the must-see cities. You will visit the heart of Kathmandu city, which is full of heritage sites; Pokhara, which is one of the most popular destinations for tourists in Nepal; Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha; and then Chitwan, which is popular for jungle safaris.
The Discover Nepal Tour is a perfect package that includes the central highlights of the country. The tour is focusing on the major cities of Nepal. Kathmandu is the capital city, which is also known as the City of Temples. The main attractions in Kathmandu (1338m) are the pagoda-style temples and royal palaces. Inside the valley, there are three old royal palaces, and these palaces were built during the Malla dynasty.
In each and every corner, we can see a temple of different gods, which is the reason for calling Kathmandu the City of Temples. The art on the Pashupatinath temple clearly depicted the Great Pagoda style of Nepal. Every year, thousands of people come to Nepal for religious experience and this place is believed to have a sacred spot for many pilgrims.
You can also enjoy Nagarkot. The place is popular for its hill stations, from where you can enjoy the sunrises over the Himalayas such as Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Gauri Shankar, and Mt. Everest. Chitwan National Park is one of the best destinations on the tour. The major highlights of this tour are the jungle safari and cultural Tharu performances. Moreover, you will get a chance to see endangered animals like Royal Bengal Tigers and One-Horned Rhinos.
A touristic city, Pokhara (827m), is famous for both domestic and international tourists. Pokhara is also known by its other name i.e. city of the lake, Apart from that you can also enjoy the crystal clear beauty of Phewa which is quite popular and the most visited lake in Nepal. Likewise, paragliding is one of the best options for adventure in Pokhara, Flying over lakes in the azure sky offers experiences that are beyond your imagination.
Highlight:
- Kathmandu’s rich cultural mix.
- Enjoy breathtaking Himalayan vistas in the Annapurna region.
- Great place to look for rhinos and tigers.
- The picturesque and peaceful village of Nagarkot.
- Visit Bandipur’s medieval town.
Itinerary
Day 1: International flight outboundYou start your journey today by boarding an international departure flight to Kathmandu.
Arrive in Kathmandu and take a taxi to your accommodation. The rest of the day is yours to do as you like. You might go into the city center and visit the marketplaces and food stalls — a fantastic place to sample some momos (local dumplings).
Explore Kathmandu and the Kathmandu Valley, stopping at temples such as Swayambhunath, the Bodnath Stupa, and Pashupatinath, a famous Hindu temple. You will be escorted by a driver and an experienced guide who will explain the history and cultural significance of each location.
Fly to Pokhara on a short flight. Spend an afternoon exploring Nepal's second largest city. Pokhara, the Himalayan gateway, is built along a lake with snow-capped views of the peaks jutting out beyond. There are other museums to visit, including the International Mountain Museum, which will offer you a taste of what is to come.
Today, start your three-day trip by traveling through Nepalese towns and hamlets before ascending into the foothills. Overnight stay in a luxurious lodge with panoramic views of the Himalayas
Hike up to the busy village of Ghandruk and spend the night. You will most likely cross youngsters on their way to school and locals carrying a variety of things along the road. If you have the energy, you can tour the village once you arrive.
Hike down from the slopes, passing through the more interesting landscape and little settlements. You are taken back to Pokhara once you reach the road. Pokhara is where you'll spend the night. If you have time, you may walk to a nearby restaurant and enjoy some local cuisine.
Travel to Bandipur, a medieval Newari town. Many magnificent specimens of 18th century architecture, as well as modest cafés, stores, and temples, may be found in this well-preserved town. The afternoon is free for exploring the cobblestone streets.
Travel to Chitwan National Park from Bandipur. When you arrive, you'll check into a wildlife lodge and spend the evening relaxing. You may have a drink at the hotel bar or look at the stars in this low-light zone.
Today you will spend the entire day exploring the park. There are numerous activities available, such as forest treks, river safaris, and jeep safaris. You might be able to identify some of the one-horned rhinos that live here.
Another jam-packed day of activities in Chitwan. Your days can be tailored to your hobbies; for example, if you prefer birdwatching, you could go on a river safari to see some of the migrating bird species.
You should have time this morning to undertake another activity before leaving the jungle for your trip back to Kathmandu. Upon arrival, you will proceed to the village of Nagarkot, which is one of the best places to take in panoramic mountain views.
You should have time today morning to do something else before leaving the jungle for your return trip to Kathmandu. You will be taken to the village of Nagarkot, which is one of the best spots to take in panoramic mountain views, once you arrive.
Transfer to the airport for your trip back home. Your return flight is scheduled to arrive the following day.
Included
- The entire government taxes
- Breakfast is included in the price of one double room.
- Lunch and dinner are also included in the whole trip
- Chitwan Jungle Safari Activities
- Private Car with Driver
- SIM card with a local phone number
Not Included
- Personal expenses are not included in the trip package.
- International airfare
- Use of the vehicle for activities not included in the itinerary
- Other beverages and personal expenditures.
Useful Info
- The greatest tour combo in Nepal is a climb to a lovely traditional village and a tour of the towns.
- Learn about the diverse cultures, way of life, and natural beauty of Nepal.
- The unusual culture of Nepal will leave a lasting impact on you, and you'll also be able to enjoy the historical artwork, Kathmandu Valley architecture, and Himalayan natural splendor.
FAQs
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What is the security situation like for visitors in Nepal?
Despite being one of the world's poorest nations, Nepal's people are exceedingly friendly, welcoming, and pleasant. Foreigners are frequently given the utmost respect. There is no risk to "life and limb" and virtually little crime. Nevertheless, we advise taking certain safety measures! Please be advised: Be careful while interacting with strangers, avoid carrying cash, jewelry, or other valuables out in public, and stay away from gatherings like protests.
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Can I rent some gear?
For seventy euros, you can hire a good sleeping bag from us. The rest is handled by Kathmandu-based companies that rent out equipment. Our local guides are eager to be of assistance. Please let us know what you plan to employ in advance. However, we advise bringing good category B or C trekking shoes from home and breaking them in beforehand. What must I bring on a trek? Nothing extraneous should be brought into the mountains. Maximum weight to carry is 12 kg. After making a reservation, visitors will receive a detailed list of the gear needed for their specific trekking trip.
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Can a lady travel by herself in Nepal?
In Nepal, women are not subject to harassment. You won't run into any issues everywhere you go. In general, the country is safe for women, and in hiking regions in particular, women's standing is fairly excellent. You should refrain from wearing hot pants, small skirts, low necklines, and spaghetti straps out of respect for the local culture. However, Bermuda shorts are acceptable. Additionally, you want to keep some distance from Nepalese males. As in any other country, you should avoid isolated streets after dark and refrain from venturing out by yourself.
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What is Nepal's country code?
The area code for Kathmandu is 01, for Pokhara it is 061, for Chitwan it is 056, and for Lumbini it is 701. Nepal's country code is 00977.