Nepal Tour 13 Night 14 Days

Today you can experience the Mountain Flight which offers the rare, fascinating opportunity to embrace the legendary Himalayas and discover the ineffable beauty that is guaranteed to be one of the most mesmerizing experiences ever.     

The Mountain Flight is enjoyed by thousands of people every year. The flights are operated by domestic airlines. They are operated only if the weather permits them to ensure good visibility and safety. The one-hour Mountain Flight takes off from Kathmandu Airport to Everest, a must-see landmark in Nepal and at 8848 m, the highest and most majestic peak in the world. The whole experience is a pure delight; soaring 25,000 ft. above ground, it offers a breathtaking view of the mighty Himalayas. Zipping above clouds, though the seemingly endless scintillating snowcapped peaks, over glaciers and gorges, this is the journey through the world’s highest peaks.

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Early morning transfer to the airport for a Helicopter tour to Mt. Everest. 

The Helicopter charter tour to Mount Everest takes off early in the morning from the Kathmandu Domestic Airport and heads towards the east. One does not have to wait too long to find out what is in store! This is one of the most thrilling rides ever. Hovering up the valleys of the Khumbu region surrounded by the snow-capped Himalayan peaks along with some of the highest mountains in the world, the view from the vantage point of a helicopter is exhilarating.

Once in the Everest region, the helicopter will make a stop at a selected location, allowing you to enjoy, photograph, and savor the breathtaking view of Mount Everest and the other great majestic peaks that surround it.

This is a rare and fascinating opportunity to embrace the legendary Himalayas and discover the ineffable beauty that is guaranteed to be one of the most mesmerizing experiences ever.

After having breakfast, we will leave for sightseeing at Pashupatinath, Guhyeshwari, Boudhanath.

Pashupatinath nestled around the Bagmati River in Kathmandu, Nepal, invites visitors to immerse in spiritual grandeur. This revered Hindu temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, exudes serenity amid its bustling ambiance. Witnessing cremation rituals along the sacred riverbank offers a profound glimpse into Nepalese customs and beliefs.

Guhyeshwari, also known as Guhyeshwari Devi, is a significant goddess in Hinduism, particularly revered in the Shakta tradition. Located in the heart of Kathmandu, Nepal, the Guhyeshwari Temple is a prominent pilgrimage site dedicated to her. She is considered a form of divine feminine energy, embodying the principles of creation, preservation, and transformation.

Boudhanath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as a majestic monument of Tibetan Buddhism. Its colossal dome, adorned with prayer flags and intricate cravings, emanates a tranquil aura. Circumambulating the stupa with devout pilgrims evokes a sense of reverence, while nearby monasteries provide insights into Buddhist philosophy and practice. These sites offer a captivating journey through Nepal’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

Then, we will take a drive towards Bhaktapur, which is 14km away and takes around 40-45 minutes to reach.

Bhaktapur, often referred to as the "City of Devotees," is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. Known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, vibrant culture, and rich history, Bhaktapur offers a glimpse into Nepal's glorious past. The city is renowned for its stunning Durbar Square, where intricately carved temples and statues stand in harmony with centuries-old palaces. Notable landmarks include the Vatsala Temple, the 55-Window Palace, and the iconic Nyatapola Temple, which is the tallest pagoda-style temple in Nepal. Bhaktapur is also famous for its traditional crafts, such as pottery, wood carving, and weaving, as well as its delicious local food, particularly the yogurt-like "juju dhau."

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Following the morning breakfast, we will go sightseeing around Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath, and Patan.

Kathmandu Durbar Square is the historic royal residence and the sacred abode of the Kumari, the Living Goddess, whose temple is located in the heart of the square. It is one of the major attractions in the Kathmandu Valley and holds immense cultural and historical significance. Kathmandu Durbar Square was once the royal palace complex of the Malla and Shah Kings of Nepal. The square is surrounded by historic palaces, courtyards, and temples, showcasing a unique blend of Hindu and Buddhist architectural styles.

Swayambhunath, often called the Monkey Temple, is one of Nepal's most sacred and visually striking landmarks, perched atop a hill overlooking Kathmandu. This ancient stupa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a significant religious site for both Buddhists and Hindus. The stupa's golden spire, adorned with the iconic Buddha eyes, represents wisdom and omnipresence, while the surrounding area is filled with smaller temples, shrines, and vibrant prayer flags. The name "Swayambhunath" means "self-created," linked to the legend of the stupa's origin from a lotus flower that bloomed in the Kathmandu Valley’s primordial lake.

Patan, also known as Lalitpur, is a historic city located just south of Kathmandu, Nepal, renowned for its rich cultural heritage and stunning medieval architecture. As one of the three ancient kingdoms of the Kathmandu Valley, Patan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its well-preserved Durbar Square, which is filled with intricately carved temples, palaces, and shrines. The city is particularly noted for its expertise in traditional arts and crafts, including metalwork, wood carving, and paubha (traditional Nepalese painting). Key landmarks include the golden temple of Hiranya Varna Mahavihar, the stunning Mahabouddha Temple, and the beautiful Krishna Mandir, known for its fine stone carvings.

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After having breakfast, we will start our journey towards Bandipur. Bandipur is 146 kilometers away from Kathmandu and takes approximately 5 to 6 hours to reach.

Bandipur, a picturesque hilltop town situated midway between Kathmandu and Pokhara in Nepal, is renowned for its well-preserved Newari architecture and panoramic mountain views. This charming town, perched on a ridge above the Marsyangdi River Valley, offers a unique blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty. Bandipur's traffic-free main street, lined with traditional brick houses, temples, and quaint cafes, provides a glimpse into its rich history as a trading hub on the ancient Nepal-Tibet route. The town's serene atmosphere and stunning vistas of the Himalayas, including peaks like Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Manaslu, attract travelers seeking a peaceful retreat. Landmarks such as the Bindabasini Temple, Khadga Devi Temple, and the Tundikhel viewpoint are popular attractions. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore nearby hiking trails, caves, and adventure activities like paragliding.

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Early sunrise excursion in Bandipur.

Bandipur offers a popular sunrise excursion activity that attracts many visitors. The excursion typically involves an early morning hike or a short walk to one of the town’s prominent viewpoints, such as the Tundikhel or the nearby hilltops. These spots provide breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayas, including peaks like Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Manaslu. Watching the sunrise from these viewpoints is a mesmerizing experience as the first rays of sunlight illuminate the snow-capped peaks and the surrounding valleys, creating a stunning and memorable spectacle.

Then, we will take a drive towards Pokhara, which is only 76 kilometers away and takes approximately 3 to 4 hours to reach.

Upon arrival at Pokhara, check-in to the hotel and remaining hours are leisure.

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Early Morning Drive to Sarangkot
We’ll start our day with an early morning drive to Sarangkot, a popular viewpoint located about 13 kilometers from Lakeside in Pokhara. This scenic spot offers a breathtaking view of the city as it awakens, especially during sunrise. Perched at an altitude of 1,600 meters, Sarangkot provides a stunning panorama of the surrounding landscape, including the Annapurna Range, Machhapuchhre (Mt. Fishtail), and Dhaulagiri. As the first rays of sunlight bathe these snow-capped peaks in golden hues, the sight is nothing short of magical—perfect for capturing unforgettable moments.

After witnessing the sunrise, we’ll return to the hotel for breakfast.

Sightseeing Tour in Pokhara
Following breakfast, we’ll explore some of Pokhara’s key attractions, starting with the Tibetan Refugee Camp.
The Tibetan Refugee Camp in Pokhara is home to Tibetan refugees who fled their homeland following the 1959 uprising. The camp serves as a sanctuary where Tibetans can preserve their culture and way of life. Within the camp, Tibetan schools teach the language and Buddhist philosophy, and various vocational programs help the community maintain economic self-sufficiency. The camp is also a hub for traditional Tibetan craftsmanship, where refugees produce beautiful handicrafts, carpets, and artworks that are sold to support the community.

Next, we’ll visit the International Mountain Museum, which opened in 2004 to celebrate the rich history and culture of the world’s mountain regions. The museum features extensive exhibits on mountaineering history, including photographs, climbing equipment, and personal stories of legendary expeditions to peaks like Mount Everest. It also highlights the cultural heritage of Himalayan ethnic groups such as the Sherpas, Gurungs, and Thakalis, showcasing their traditional costumes, artifacts, and ways of life. Additionally, the museum offers geological and environmental exhibits, providing insights into the formation of mountains and the unique flora and fauna of high-altitude ecosystems.

Pokhara City Tour
Following the museum visit, we’ll continue with a sightseeing tour around Pokhara. Bindabasini Temple, a significant Hindu shrine dedicated to the goddess Bindabasini. The temple, with its pagoda-style architecture and intricate carvings, is located amidst the serene landscape of the Himalayas. Devotees and visitors come to the temple to seek blessings for prosperity and protection, and the temple’s sacred pond adds to its spiritual atmosphere.

Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave located just opposite Davis Falls. The cave is famous for the sound of water rushing through it, as the water from Davis Falls flows directly into the cave. It’s rumored to be the longest cave in Nepal, stretching 2,950 meters. Discovered in the 16th century, the cave remains one of Pokhara’s major attractions.

Davis Falls, a stunning waterfall named after a woman who tragically drowned in the water. Known locally as Patal Ko Chango, meaning “Underworld’s Waterfall,” it is one of the most visited natural wonders in Nepal.

Finally, we’ll visit Fewa Lake (Phewa Tal), the second-largest freshwater lake in Nepal. A serene boat ride on the lake offers an opportunity to appreciate the breathtaking views. The Tal Barahi Temple, dedicated to the goddess Barahi, sits on a small island in the middle of the lake. The temple is an important site of worship for locals and tourists alike, surrounded by stunning views of the surrounding mountains and lake.

This full day of sightseeing will give you a deeper appreciation for the natural beauty and cultural richness of Pokhara.

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Following breakfast, we will take a drive for adventure activities around Pokhara.

Paragliding: The adventure typically begins with a drive from Pokhara to Sarangkot, the popular take-off point situated at an altitude of about 1,600 meters. After a brief safety session and gear check with your experienced pilot, you take off into the skies, soaring high above the lush landscape. The flight provides stunning panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Mountain ranges, the verdant hills, and the serene Phewa Lake below. Paragliding flights usually last between 20 to 30 minutes, offering plenty of time to enjoy the spectacular scenery and, if conditions permit, some thrilling aerial maneuvers. The landing zone is near the lake, providing a smooth conclusion to the flight.

Bungee jumping: The jump site is located at a height of 70 meters (229 feet) over a scenic river gorge, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and landscapes. The facility ensures high safety standards with well-maintained equipment, including harnesses, elastic bungee cords, and secure anchoring systems. Pokhara's bungee jumping spot has become increasingly popular among adventure enthusiasts, complementing the city’s reputation for paragliding and trekking. This unique combination ofwas andrenaline and natural beauty makes bungee jumping in Pokhara an unforgettable adventure.

Zip Lining: Zip lining in Pokhara, Nepal, is an adrenaline-pumping adventure that allows you to soar through the sky while enjoying breathtaking views of the Himalayas and the stunning landscape below. The experience typically begins with a scenic drive to the zip-lining location, which is often in the Sarangkot or Hemja area, offering panoramic vistas of the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre mountain ranges. Some zip line courses also feature additional elements like sky bridges or rappels, adding to the adventure.

Ultra-Light: Ultralight flights in Pokhara offer a thrilling aerial adventure, allowing passengers to soar above the picturesque landscapes of the Pokhara Valley and the majestic Himalayas. After a brief orientation and safety briefing, passengers board the ultralight aircraft, typically accommodating one or two individuals. As the aircraft ascends, passengers are treated to breathtaking panoramic views of Pokhara's lush hills, tranquil lakes, and the towering peaks of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Mountain ranges.

A hot air balloon is a type of aircraft that uses a large, fabric balloon filled with hot air to lift off the ground. The heat is generated by a burner, which warms the air inside the balloon, making it less dense than the cooler air outside, thereby providing lift. The balloon is tethered to a basket, which carries passengers, and it can float gracefully through the air, offering a unique perspective of the landscape below. Hot air balloons are often used for leisure flights, providing an exhilarating, serene experience with panoramic views of mountains, valleys, and open plains.

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Following breakfast, we will start our journey towards Lumbini, which is 200km away and takes around 6-7 hours to reach depending upon the road conditions.

Lumbini, situated in Nepal, is the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama, who later became known as Buddha. This sacred site attracts pilgrims and tourists worldwide, offering serene gardens, monasteries, and the Mayadevi Temple. Lumbini's significance lies in its role as the birthground of Buddhism, fostering spiritual reflection and cultural exchange.

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After breakfast, we will drive to the ruins of ancient Kapilvastu, Tilaurakot where Gautam Buddha lived 29 years until renunciation. 

Kapilvastu, an ancient city located near Lumbini in the Rupandehi District of Nepal, holds great historical and spiritual significance as the childhood home of Siddhartha Gautama, who later became the Buddha. This site was once the capital of the Shakya Kingdom, where Siddhartha was raised as a prince before embarking on his journey to enlightenment. Today, the ruins of Kapilvastu are spread across several archaeological sites, including the remnants of the royal palace, ancient monasteries, and city walls.

The Maya Devi Temple, located in Lumbini, Nepal, is one of the most sacred sites in the Buddhist world, as it marks the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama, who later became the Buddha. The temple is dedicated to Queen Maya Devi, the mother of the Buddha, and is believed to be the exact spot where she gave birth to him over 2,500 years ago. The temple’s architecture is simple yet profound, with a central stone marking the spot where Siddhartha was born, surrounded by a serene garden.

The Lumbini Museum is an important cultural and historical landmark located near the sacred Lumbini Garden, in the heart of the birthplace of Buddha. The museum offers a comprehensive insight into the life of Siddhartha Gautama, his journey to enlightenment, and the spread of Buddhism throughout the world. The museum houses a remarkable collection of artifacts, sculptures, ancient inscriptions, and displays that trace the history of Lumbini and its significance as a pilgrimage site.

The World Peace Pagoda, located in Lumbini, Nepal, is a stunning symbol of peace and harmony, offering visitors not only spiritual significance but also breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Standing tall in the Lumbini Development Zone, the pagoda is one of many built around the world as part of a global effort to promote peace. The structure is an impressive white stupa with a golden spire, adorned with murals depicting the life of Buddha.

The Monastic Zone in Lumbini is a unique and serene area that features a collection of Buddhist monasteries and temples built by various Buddhist nations from around the world. Each monastery in the zone reflects the distinct architectural styles and traditions of its country of origin, creating a rich tapestry of international Buddhist culture. You can explore monasteries constructed by countries like Japan, Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, China, and Sri Lanka, among others, each offering a peaceful and reflective environment.

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Following breakfast, we will embark on a drive toward Chitwan which is 170km away and takes around 6 hours to reach depending on the road conditions.

Upon arrival at Chitwan check-in to the hotel and rest.

Explore Tharu culture.

The Tharu people, indigenous to Chitwan in Nepal, boast a rich and distinctive culture that reflects their deep connection to the region's lush Terai plains. Renowned for their vibrant festivals, such as Maghi and Dashain, the Tharu celebrate with traditional music, dance, and rituals. The community's unique thatched-roof houses, adorned with colorful geometric patterns, stand as a testament to their architectural prowess. Agriculture, particularly rice cultivation, is a cornerstone of Tharu’s’ livelihood.

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Following breakfast, we will go for jungle activities.

A nature or jungle walk is a peaceful yet exhilarating experience, offering a chance to immerse yourself in the beauty and tranquility of the natural world. As you wander through the dense greenery, the sounds of chirping birds, rustling leaves, and flowing streams create a soothing backdrop. The air is fresh, filled with the earthy scent of plants and trees. Along the way, you may spot a variety of wildlife, from colorful birds and playful monkeys to shy deer and elusive reptiles.

A Jeep Safari in Radha Krishna Forest, a serene community forest, offers an exciting way to explore Nepal's rich natural beauty and wildlife. As you ride through the forest’s rugged trails, you’ll be surrounded by dense woods, rolling hills, and diverse ecosystems that are home to various species of flora and fauna. The safari allows you to venture deep into areas typically inaccessible on foot, offering the chance to spot wild animals such as deer, monkeys, and a variety of bird species. The knowledgeable guides share fascinating insights about the forest's ecology, history, and the role of the local community in preserving its biodiversity.

The Tharu Stick Dance is a vibrant and energetic cultural performance that showcases the rich traditions of the Tharu people, indigenous to the Terai region of Nepal. This traditional dance involves rhythmic movements, where dancers, often in colorful attire, use wooden sticks to create an intricate and captivating display. The dance is performed in synchrony, with dancers skillfully tapping their sticks together in time with the beat of traditional drums and other instruments. The energetic footwork and coordinated motions symbolize the strength, unity, and resilience of the Tharu community.

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Following an early morning breakfast, we will go for jungle activities.

Canoeing in Chitwan is an unforgettable adventure that offers a unique way to explore the beauty of Chitwan National Park and its surrounding rivers. As you glide along the peaceful waters of the Rapti River, you are immersed in the heart of the park’s diverse ecosystem. The canoe ride allows you to observe wildlife from a tranquil vantage point, offering the chance to spot animals like crocodiles basking on the riverbanks, water buffaloes grazing, and a variety of birds, including kingfishers and herons. The surrounding jungle is teeming with life, and the stillness of the water lets you experience the park’s natural beauty without disturbing its inhabitants.

A Jeep Safari is an exhilarating way to explore the wilderness, offering an up-close experience of nature and wildlife in a way that few other activities can. Typically conducted in national parks and wildlife reserves, a Jeep Safari takes you deep into areas where wildlife roams freely, allowing you to spot animals in their natural habitat. As you travel over rugged trails and through dense forests, the excitement builds with every turn, as you might encounter elephants, tigers, rhinos, or a variety of bird species. Knowledgeable guides accompany the safari, sharing insights about the local ecosystem, conservation efforts, and the habits of the animals you encounter.

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Following breakfast, we’ll embark on our journey towards Chandragiri which is 170km away and takes around 6 hours to reach depending on the road conditions.

Upon reaching the base of Chandragiri Hill, you will embark on a memorable cable car ride that takes approximately 18 minutes to ascend to the hill's summit, where we will be greeted by panoramic vistas of the surrounding mountains and landscapes.

Chandragiri, a picturesque hill station located just a 45-minute drive from Kathmandu, Nepal. This serene destination is renowned for its scenic cable car ride, which offers breathtaking views of the majestic Himalayan ranges, including Langtang and Annapurna. The area is also home to the Chandragiri Hills Resort and the historic Bhaleshwor Mahadev Temple, both of which add to the cultural and natural allure of the region.

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After having breakfast and completing the checkout procedure, we will transfer to the TIA around 3 hours before your flight.