Wonderful Nepal – Luxury for Culture, Leisure and Nature

Welcome to Kathmandu, Nepal!

Upon arrival, you will be picked up at the airport by one of our colleagues whom you will spot holding a sign bearing your name. You will be escorted to the private vehicle and transferred directly to your hotel.

You will be invited to a traditional Nepali dinner with a cultural show of various ethnic groups of Nepal in the evening. View on map

Pashupatinath - Patan - Swayambhunath

You will first head to Pashupatinath temple which is the largest Hindu religious complex of Nepal dedicated to Lord Shiva and important not only from a spiritual but historic and artistic point of view. After lunch, you will drive to Patan Durbar square seated at the medieval royal palace of Patan until the mid-19th century. The place is flanked with artistic and majestic monuments that recount a plentitude of interesting, esoteric legends as well as fascinating historical facts. Finally, you will visit the stupa of Swayambhunath situated at a vantage point that caters to you a good view of the valley.

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You will have the opportunity to experience once in a lifetime, a 45-minute scenic mountain flight where you can observe the Himalayas from the window of a charter plane including Everest close-by. View on map

Stay at Monastery at Namobuddha Monastery

After Breakfast drive to Namobuddha, where you will stay at Namobudhha Monastery with the monk and observe the monk pray and eat together. You will find yourself in solitude, peace of mind, and relaxation with the content and simple life of Buddhist monks.

It is believed that in Namobuddha, Buddha in one of his previous lives as a prince overwhelmed by compassion fed himself to a hungry tigress and her 3 cubs. The site seats an ancient monastery Tharung Tashi Yangtse of Karma Kagyu tradition. The peaceful viewpoint also offers a good range of panoramic sceneries of the Himalayas. View on map

Arrive to Pokhara

Roughly 7 hours of the drive along the winding riparian highway will take you to Pokhara, the second biggest tourist destination in Nepal after Kathmandu.

Lunch stop on the picturesque Trishuli Riverside, riverside spring resort

The valley has at its disposal several attractions and activities including lakes a couple of which are canoe-able, breathtaking views of snow-white peaks, stupa, temples, viewpoints, etc. You have a free day in Pokhara which you may utilize by canoeing at Phewa lake or just strolling around its banks. In the evening, you might want to partake in the nightlife of the town. View on map

Relish the Magnificent Sunrise on the Himalayas and Visit main attractions City of Pokhara

You will set out early in the morning to the hilltop village of Sarangkot in order to relish the magnificent sunrise on the Himalayas. After getting back to the hotel for the breakfast, you will then visit the main attractions of Pokhara including Davies falls, Gupteshwar cave, international mountain museum, before concluding at Phewa lake where you can go boating if you like. View on map

Free day in Pokhara

Free day in Pokhara to enjoy. There are so many fun things to do in the city by yourself.

Enjoy the city! View on map

Enjoy with a Jungle Activities in the Chitwan National Park

The journey towards the southern belt starts early and in approximately 4 hours you will reach the jungle resort situated at one of the buffer zones of the Chitwan national park. You will embark on a few jungle activities like a birdwatching tour and/or jungle walk at the discretion of the nature guide. In the evening you will delight in the traditional stick dance performed by native Tharu people who dwelled in the forest area even when it was uninhabitable.

Chitwan means “heart of the jungle”. In recent years Chitwan tops the list of things to do in Asia. It is a truly wildlife adventure of a different kind – jungle safaris on elephant backs or jeeps, birdwatching, canoe rides, and jungle walks.

The Chitwan National Park is Asia’s best-preserved conservation area, where wildlife thrives and their habitats remain intact. Only a half-hour flight from Kathmandu, the park lies in the Inner Terai lowlands and consists of Sal forests, tall elephant grasslands, hills, ox-box lakes, and flood plains of the Narayani, Rapti, and Reu rivers. Enlisted as a UNESCO World Heritage Site (Natural) in 1984, the park spreads over an area of 360 sq. miles (932 sq.km) View on map

Jungle Safari - Canoeing, Elephant Breeding, Jeep Safari in Chitwan

You will partake in several adventurous jungle activities including canoeing along the Rapti river, a visit to the elephant breeding center, a jeep safari, etc. Apart from one-horned rhinoceros, crocodiles, and deer which are the normal sight of the national park, you might even see a tiger, leopard, or python if you’re lucky. Besides animals, there are nearly 450 different species of birds in the park that will render the forest safari colorful. View on map

Drive to Kathmandu and afternoon at leisure

Drive to Kathmandu. You have local market exploration of the oldest part of Kathmandu and then will have a free evening to buy souvenirs and shopping to take memories of Nepal. View on map

Departure to Kathmandu Airport

After breakfast, private transfer to the International Airport to your home flight. View on map