You will be thrilled watching panoramic flying into Kathmandu with the views of snow-capped Himalayan peaks sprawling down; you will already get excited to explore the country. Our representative will meet you at the airport terminal and transfer you to your reserved hotel.

Our guide comes to your hotel to pick you up with transportation. As soon as you take your breakfast, your Day Sightseeing begins, you will be visiting four major landmarks in Kathmandu including Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Swoyambhunath (Monkey Temple), and Kathmandu Durbar Square.

Our Guide will give you a perfect idea of which place would be the best to initiate. Basically, the trip begins with a tour to Swoyambhunath also known as the Monkey Temple – a 2500 years old landmark; it is said to be, the Radiant Lotus of the Valley-Mythology, established when the water was drained by Manjushree, the God of Wisdom. This Temple is a famous pilgrimage site for Buddhists and is located on a beautiful hill inside Kathmandu Valley. It is situated on top of a hill that could be observed from almost every part of the Kathmandu Valley. The tourists call this Stupa ‘Monkey Temple’ as there are many monkey monkeys living around the Place. After Sightseeing around Monkey Temple, we drive to another landmark, Boudhanath Stupa. This Stupa has been renovated after the Earthquake in 2015 as this was also impacted. The Boudhanath Stupa is the world’s biggest Stupa and represents Tibetan Buddhists Culture in Nepal. Antique shops around these stupas where you can buy things of your preferences concerning Tibetan Culture and Lifestyles. After a visit to Boudhanath, you will be transferred to the Pashupatinath Temple, which is located on the bank of the Bagmati River. It is a sacred Temple for Hindus as many people from different parts of the world visit this temple every year and during the Shiva Ratri, hundreds of thousands of devotees and Sadhus come to attend. The last site of this day is Kathmandu Durbar Square, Hanuman Dhoka, the ancient Royal residential quarter, Mahadev Parvati Temple, Temple house of Kumari (Living Goddess) around this Durbar Square. Walk around the local bazaar and back to the hotel And Overnight Stay.

Pashupatinath:

One of the holiest Hindu shrines in Nepal, the Pashupatinath Temple is stretched across both the banks of the beautiful and sacred Bagmati River on the eastern fringes of the capital city of Kathmandu. Sprawled over a large area with temples and ashrams, it is believed that the Jyotirlinga housed in the Pashupatinath temple is the head of the body, which is made up of the twelve Jyotirlinga in India.

Swoyambhunath (Monkey Temple):

Perched on top of Semgu Hill, located on the outskirts of the Kathmandu Valley, the Swayambhu Temple temple is one of the most important religious shrines in Nepal. The sanctum is one of the holiest sites among Buddhists and Tibetans. Once you are inside the temple, make sure to climb the 365 steps to reach the top and take in the picturesque, panoramic view of the capital city of Kathmandu.

Boudhanath:

In 1979, Boudhanath Stupa was honored as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Boudhanath Stupa has acquired several names throughout the years, including the Buddha Stupa, Chorten Chempo, Chaitya, Jarung Khashor, and the Khasti. The entire complex of the stupa houses 50 Tibetan convents, known as gompas, which have been acting as shelters for Tibetan refugees since 1959. This stupa is said to be the spot where the remains of Kassapa Buddha lay at rest.

Kathmandu Durbar Square:

The regal Kathmandu Durbar Square is one of the three Durbar squares in Nepal and is the most remarkable legacy of Kathmandu's traditional architecture. The Durbar Square area is made up of three squares - A former elephant stable, Basantapur Square, the main Durbar Square on the west, and another part of Durbar Square that houses the entrance to Hanuman Dhoka.

After breakfast early in the morning, you start your amazing trip to Pokhara. It is about 200km west of Kathmandu. You will drive through Trishuli Valley and upstream to the junction of Marsyangdi River. Having pleasant weather, Pokhara is a paradise for tourists full of natural as well as cultural heritage sites such as caves, lakes, temples of Hindus, and Buddhists along with mountains. You can also fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara if you have a short time in Nepal, which takes about 35 minutes to reach by flight.And Overnight Stay At Pokhara.

Pokhara:

Pokhara, the 'Tourist Capital of Nepal,' is the second-largest city in this Himalayan country, after Kathmandu. At an altitude of more than 900m, it is one of the highest cities, making it the base for many world-famous treks. The highlight of the town is its Lakeside, which is a boating paradise flanked with charming shops, dreamy cafés, restaurants and pubs that make up this postcard-perfect town.

Early in the morning before sunrise, our guide will wake you up and take you up to the Sarangkot for a sunrise view of the Annapurna Mountains including Fishtail. The drive to Sarangkot from the hotel takes about half an hour. After you return from Sarangkot’s viewpoint, breakfast will be served at the hotel. After breakfast, we take you boating in Phewa Lake and then drive to World Peace Pagoda. If you take a drive, you have to walk for about 15 minutes through several steps to reach the Pagoda.

Alternatively, you can also hike to World Peace Stupa from the other side of Phewa Lake. If you like short hiking, this could be a perfect idea for hiking in Pokhara. It takes about 1.5 hours to reach the Stupa from Phewa Lake. Take some rest after lunch and have a free walk around Lakeside Street in the evening. Overnight at the hotel

Sarangkot:

Located on the scenic Sarangkot Mountain, Sarangkot is a village famous for its sunrise and sunset view of Annapurna and the take-off site for paragliding. The village lies at an elevation of 1600 metres above sea level and is a perfect place to capture a mesmeric view of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, the Manaslu Mountain Ranges and the valley of Pokhara.

Phewa Lake :

Phewa Lake is the second largest lake in Nepal. It is a semi-natural freshwater lake enveloped by rani ban or queen's forest and stunning reflection of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges in the clear lake waters. It is also a perfect place to experience the ever so glorious Himalayan sunrises.

It is about 90 Km from Pokhara to Chitwan, which takes about 4-5 hours. You will have a scenic drive following the corridor of the River. We leave from Pokhara after breakfast and lunch will be served at the hotel in Chitwan. If we do not feel tired, we can still attend some activities in Chitwan, consulting with your guide, you can do some jungle activities in the late afternoon/evening time And After Sightseen then Proceed to Hotel And Overnight Stay.

Apart from its biodiversity, Chitwan National Park provides a unique opportunity for cultural exploration. The indigenous Tharu community, residing harmoniously for centuries, shares their traditions and lifestyle through cultural performances, showcasing their music, dance, and art. The convergence of natural wonders and cultural richness makes Chitwan a captivating destination, offering an unparalleled glimpse into Nepal's heritage and wildlife conservation efforts.  Easily accessible via road from Kathmandu or Pokhara, Chitwan National Park remains a cherished destination, drawing global travelers with its captivating blend of nature, conservation, and cultural richness.

After the morning breakfast, Canoe rides in the Rapti River (a good opportunity to see birds and Two rare species of Crocodiles like the Marsh Mugger and Fish-eating Gharial), jungle walk, and visit Elephant Bathing Center. In the Afternoon after Lunch, Jeep Safari (A Good opportunity to see 4 different types of deer, Rhinos, Wild Boar, Monkey, Leopard, Sloth Bear, and also encounter many other mammals that have made Chitwan their home). In the Evening, Enjoy the Sun Set view from the bank of Rapti River and the Show or Cultural program. Take Dinner and Go to Sleep.

Chitwan National Park :

Chitwan National Park, nestled in the subtropical lowlands of southern Nepal, spans an impressive area of approximately 932 square kilometers. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this sanctuary embodies Nepal's commitment to preserving its diverse ecosystems and rich wildlife. The park stands as a haven for an extraordinary range of species, including the revered one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and an array of avian inhabitants. The park's vibrant landscapes offer visitors immersive safari experiences, including jungle walks, jeep safaris, canoe trips along the Rapti River, and elephant-back excursions, allowing for enchanting wildlife encounters amidst lush greenery.

After breakfast at the hotel, Visit the Government Elephant Breeding Center or other jungle activities before you return to Kathmandu. If you are going in a private vehicle, you will have plenty of time to explore around, if you are using Local tourist transport, you have to be ready at about 9:00 AM to return to Kathmandu.

This is the end of your day in Nepal; you will be transferred to the airport for your final departure to your onward destination or home.