Best of Nepal

Upon leaving the aircraft at Delhi International Airport, follow the signs for passport control and
baggage collection. Complete the immigration formalities, collect your checked luggage, and clear
customs.
Then proceed to the arrival area and you will be greeted by our company representative and
assisted with transfer to your hotel.

Hotel: Vivanta by Taj Dwarka

Overnight :Delhi

After breakfast, you will be assisted for departure transfer to international airport at Delhi to take the
flight for Kathmandu.
On arrival at Kathmandu, you will be welcomed by our representative at the airport who will assist you
and transfer to the Hotel.
Arrival and check-in at hotel for 03nights. Rest of the day at leisure.

Hotel: Dusit Princess

Overnight :Kathmandu

After breakfast at the hotel, begin the day with a visit of the Kathmandu Durbar square, Swyambhunath
stupa and Patan Durbar square.
You will start with The Durbar Square with its arrays of temples, courtyards, monuments and the ancient
palaces of the former Nepali Royals.
Later visit Swayambhunath Stupa, it is said to be around 2000 years old and this Buddhist Stupa sits atop
a hill. It was built by King Manadeva and by the 13th century, it had become an important center of
Buddhism.
Lastly, end your day with the visit of Patan Durbar Square, located 5 km southeast of Kathmandu.

Optional: A Mountain Flight – it’s for an hour, and you’ll fly over the Eastern Himalayan Ranges of Nepal
where some of the highest peaks in the world including Mt. Everest lie for a surreal feeling as you come
face to face with the world’s tallest and most enigmatic of Mountains).

Hotel: Dusit Princess

Overnight :Kathmandu

After breakfast at the hotel start the sightseeing tour of Bhaktapur Durbar square, Pashupatinath temple
and Boudhanath stupa.
You will start with Bhaktapur Durbar Square, located 12 km east of Kathmandu. Bhaktapur or Bhadgaon
literally meaning ‘the City of Devotees’ is the smallest city in the Kathmandu valley. Its Main Square is
famous for the 15th century Palace of 55 Carved Windows with the Golden Gate as a royal entrance. In
front of the palace building are innumerable temples and architectural showpieces including the Lion
Gate, the statue of King Bhupatindra Malla mounted on a giant stone pillar. There is a bronze bell on the terrace of the temple, which is also known as the Bell of Barking Dogs. This was erected in 1737 by King
Ranjit Malla.
Next, head to Pashupatinath temple, dating back to 400 A.D. is one of the oldest temples dedicated to
Lord Shiva- the superior god as per Hindu mythology. Situated 05 kilometres east of Kathmandu amidst
a lush green natural setting on the bank of the sacred Bagmati River, the temple is built in a two storey
Pagoda design with gilded roof and richly carved silver doors.
Later, ends your day with the visit of Boudhanath Stupa, it is considered as one of the oldest and the
biggest Buddhist monuments ever built in Nepal. Boudhanath is a spherical stupa structure imposing at
a height of 36 meters with three massive Mandala style platforms. Built on an octagonal base inset with
108 prayer wheels, the shrine is ringed by the settlement especially of the Tibetan refugees who entered
Nepal in the 1950s. They have developed the place into a ‘Mini-Tibet’ ever since.
Return to hotel and evening at leisure at hotel.

Hotel: Dusit Princess

Overnight :Kathmandu

Today embark on a scenic 6 to 7 hours drive to Chitwan.

Chitwan is home to the Royal Chitwan National Park, established in 1973, which offers an exceptional
wildlife experience with its diverse plant and animal life. Situated at only 150m above sea level, Chitwan
experiences warm weather, becoming particularly steamy between March and June, with temperatures
potentially reaching 43°C in the shade.
For optimal wildlife viewing, the period from February to May, when the grass is short, is ideal.
However, the autumn months are also beautiful, offering views of the Himalayas. Winter, from
December to January, in Chitwan is pleasantly warmer than in Kathmandu. The monsoon season,
spanning July and August, brings heavy rainfall, swollen rivers, and lush vegetation. While the rain may
not be continuous, the humidity is pervasive during this time.

After lunch, you have the option to engage in wildlife activities for the rest of the day accompanied by a
naturist guide, or you can choose to go on a game drive. This safari experience will take place in an open
jeep, offering excellent opportunities to observe the animals. Our knowledgeable guide will assist in
spotting wildlife and will share interesting information about the local environment and the animals we
encounter. You'll also have a wonderful chance to capture some truly memorable moments with the
guidance of your naturist.

Hotel: Soaltee Westend resort

Overnight :Chitwan

Your day promises a fascinating exploration of wildlife and local culture, beginning with a visit to the
Gharial Breeding Center. Established in 1978 with initial support from the Frankfurt Zoological Society,
the center plays a crucial role in conserving the endangered gharial, a unique fish-eating crocodile. Their
method involves collecting eggs from the wild and hatching them in a protected environment,
significantly improving survival rates compared to the less than two percent in the wild, where
predators and human activities pose threats.

Next, head to Tharu village, this village offers a genuine glimpse into the daily lives of the Tharu people,
with its simple mud and reed huts reflecting their traditional way of living and working. You'll see
domestic and farm animals around the village, adding to its rustic atmosphere. The small village
museum houses traditional tools and clothing used by the Tharu people in their agricultural activities,
providing a deeper understanding of their heritage.
Later, you can unwind with a peaceful canoe ride on the Rapti River. As you gently float along, keep an
eye out for crocodiles and other reptiles basking on the riverbanks, as well as the elegant Ibises and
other waterfowl that frequent the area. (Please note that canoe ride is available from October to mid-
March, when the Rapti River's water level is optima).
As evening approaches, you'll have the opportunity to enjoy a vibrant Tharu Stick Dance performance.
Feel free to join the local boys and girls as they move to the traditional rhythms.
After a day filled with unique experiences and discoveries, you will return to your hotel for a relaxing
evening.

Hotel: Soaltee Westend resort

Overnight :Chitwan

This morning is yours to enjoy at your own pace before we set off for Bandipur.
Bandipur is renowned for its picturesque hills, offering wonderful opportunities for hiking. The trails
meander through traditional tribal villages, lush forests, and serene hilltop shrines.
Once you check in, you can begin exploration of Bandipur, which offers a delightful mix of cultural
experiences and breathtaking natural landscapes. You'll have the chance to visit the historic Thani Mai
Temple, discover the fascinating Siddha Gufa (cave), and stroll through the vibrant Bandipur Bazaar, all
while taking in the stunning panoramic views of the Himalayas.
Later, you will visit the Silkworm Farm. This unique place showcases the complete silk production
process, from the initial rearing of silkworms to the intricate art of silk weaving, and is also rich in
cultural heritage. You'll have the opportunity to learn about the silkworm life cycle and the traditional
techniques involved in creating exquisite silk fabrics.

Hotel: Bandipur Old Inn

Overnight :Bandipur

After breakfast at the hotel drive to Pokhara. Once you reach in Pokhara, check-in at the hotel.
Pokhara is famous for its stunning views of the Annapurna Mountain range, its picturesque Phewa Lake,
and its role as a hub for adventure tourism, particularly trekking and paragliding. It's also known for the
Gurkhas, the world's most elite Gurkha soldiers.
Check in at hotel for 02nights.
Late afternoon we will take you to enjoy a boat ride on lake Phewa.
Phewa Lake Boating trip is the handiest refreshment in Pokhara, the second largest lake and is a famous
central point in Pokhara which is perfect for nature lovers and fans of outdoor and water-based
activities.

Hotel: Bar Peepal Resort

Overnight :Pokhara

For your excursion day, we recommend an early start around 5 AM to experience the sunrise from
Sarangkot. Located 9 kilometers northwest of Pokhara at an altitude of 1,592 meters, Sarangkot is a
highly sought-after viewpoint in Nepal. From this vantage point, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic
views of the expansive Pokhara Valley and Phewa Lake.
Following the sunrise viewing, you will be driven back to your hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, we
will begin a sightseeing tour of Pokhara city, which includes visits to:
Devi’s Fall: locally known as Patale Chhango, this remarkable waterfall is situated about 2 kilometers
southwest of Pokhara airport, along the highway towards Tansen.
Gupteshwar Cave: considered one of South Asia's longest and most fascinating caves, it's nestled in a
pristine location in the northwestern part of the Pokhara district.
Bindhyabasini Temple: One of Pokhar's oldest temples, with a history spanning over 250 years, it is
dedicated to Bindhyabasini Bhagwati, believed to be a reincarnation of Goddess Kali.
Tibetan Refugee Camp: established in 1962, Tashi Palkel is Pokhara's oldest Tibetan settlement, located
approximately 5 kilometers northwest of Hemja. A visit here offers a unique cultural experience.
Souvenir sales are a primary source of income for the camp's residents and you may encounter vendors
from Tashi Palkel in Pokhara's Lakeside area. For those seeking adventure, a nearby zipline, reputed to
be among the world's steepest, offers an exhilarating option.

Hotel: Bar Peepal Resort

Overnight :Pokhara

Drive back to Kathmandu.
Day at leisure and overnight at hotel.

Hotel: Dusit Princess

Overnight :Kathmandu

After breakfast, our representative will assist you for departure transfer to airport.