Welcome to Kathmandu, Nepal’s captivating capital - a city of ancient temples, vibrant courtyards, and timeless traditions nestled in the shadow of the Himalayas. Here, the sacred and the everyday coexist in beautiful harmony.
Wander through the heart of the city at Durbar Square, where intricately carved palaces and pagoda temples tell stories of royal dynasties and devotion. The square pulses with life - from saffron-robed monks to artisans at work in hidden courtyards.
Visit the Swayambhunath Stupa (the Monkey Temple), perched on a hilltop with panoramic views of the valley. Its all-seeing eyes, fluttering prayer flags, and spinning wheels make it a deeply spiritual place that hums with energy.[READMORE]
Continue to Boudhanath, one of the largest and most important stupas in the world. Circled day and night by pilgrims and monks, it’s a powerful center of Tibetan Buddhism - where the scent of juniper incense drifts through the air and mantras rise with the wind.
For a glimpse into Hindu traditions, stop by the sacred temple complex of Pashupatinath, where rituals unfold along the Bagmati River - a place of reverence, remembrance, and connection.
Recommendation (2 nights):
The Dwarika’s Hotel
Welcome to Pokhara, Nepal’s serene mountain gateway - where mirror-like lakes reflect snow-capped peaks and adventure meets tranquility at every turn.
Nestled beneath the towering Annapurna range, Pokhara offers a peaceful contrast to the bustle of Kathmandu. Begin your day with a quiet stroll along the shores of Phewa Lake, where colorful wooden boats float gently and the distant peaks shimmer in the water’s reflection. For those seeking perspective, a hike or drive to the World Peace Pagodarewards you with sweeping views over the valley, lake, and Himalayan skyline.[READMORE]
Take a moment at Devi’s Falls and descend into the mystical Gupteshwor Cave, where nature and legend intertwine. For a touch of local life, wander the lakeside promenade - lined with cozy cafés, art shops, and traditional craft stalls.
For a truly unforgettable experience, you may also choose to take an optional scenic flight over Mount Everest - weather permitting. Witness the world’s highest peaks from the air, an awe-inspiring journey above the clouds that few ever forget.
Recommendation (3 nights):
Temple Tree Pohkara
Welcome to Chitwan National Park, where Nepal’s lush lowlands come alive with jungle sounds, rustling grass, and rare wildlife. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Chitwan is your gateway to a rich and untamed ecosystem - home to one-horned rhinos, elusive Bengal tigers, wild elephants, crocodiles, and over 500 bird species.
Begin your adventure with a jeep safari or a canoe ride along the Rapti River, where you may spot gharials sunning on the banks and deer grazing quietly in the thickets. As you move deeper into the park, expert naturalists help track animal movements, offering insight into the fragile beauty of this biodiverse haven.[READMORE]
Experience the stillness of the forest at dawn or the golden glow of sunset filtering through sal trees - moments when nature truly reveals herself.
In the nearby Tharu villages, meet indigenous communities whose harmony with the land has lasted generations. Their vibrant culture, mud-plastered homes, and traditional dance performances add a rich human layer to your Chitwan experience.
Recommendation (3 nights):
Barahi Jungle Lodge
As your journey through Nepal nears its close, spend your final day in the ancient city of Bhaktapur, a place where time seems to slow among red-brick temples and carved wooden windows.
Let the serene rhythm of Bhaktapur offer you a graceful pause before your departure - a fitting end to a journey rich in culture, spirit, and discovery.
Recommendation (1 nights):
The Terrace Resort & Spa
