Nature and Culture Tour (Kathmandu – Chitwan – Pokhara)

When you arrive at Kathmandu airport, our representative will happily pick you up and drive you to your hotel in the city center. On your first day, you can explore the vibrant streets and the winding allies while discovering numerous restaurants, cafés and stores. The evening is yours to settle down after your long journey.

Your first day of spiritual journey starts from Patan, which is one of the oldest royal cities in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal and was originally designed in the shape of the Buddhist 'Wheel of the Law' (dharmachakra). There are more than 1,000 Buddhist monuments scattered throughout the city till date.
Pashupatinath Temple
It is one of the famous Hindu temples in the world and is also listed as a world heritage site. It is a pagoda-style Hindu temple with gilt roofing and richly carved silver doors dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is situated on the bank of the holy Bagmati River. The cremation process of the Hindus body is the sight full of emotions but also an interesting way of looking at the life cycle.
Boudhanath Stupa
After visit few hours your next destination is Boudhanath. It is the largest stupa in the valley and the largest stupa in the world. It lies about 6 km east of downtown Kathmandu. It looms 36 meters high and presents one of the most fascinating specimens of stupa design with hundreds of prayer wheels and 108 small images of Buddha all around

Today is your first trip outside of Kathmandu Valley. The scenic drive from Kathmandu will take you all the way to Chitwan National Park.
Chitwan National Park is one of the finest national parks in Asia and lies in the lowlands of south-central Nepal. When you arrive, you'll embark on an exciting safari to view all kinds of abundant wildlife. It is home for some endangered species such as the royal Bengal tiger, the one-horned Rhinoceros, and leopards. Gaurs, as well as sloth bears, monkeys, and varieties of deer and crocodiles, can also be spotted. A multitude of butterflies and over 530 species of colorful birds make the park burst with life.
During your time in the park, you'll also get to experience an exotic Tharu cultural dance and a village tour. End your day with jaw-dropping sunset views.

On your second day in Chitwan National Park, you'll embark on some incredible wildlife safaris to spot more amazing animals. Start your day early with a jeep safari through the jungle, getting up close and personal to some of the sleeping giants like leopards and tigers. Your expert guide will help you spot them along the way.
Around midday, take a walking safari along paths carved out among the dense trees. Look closely for birds and closely inspect some of the plant life in the thick jungle. In the evening, enjoy a fantastic canoe ride along the water where you'll be able to spot rhinos bathing in the steams and crocodiles stalking their every move

Pokhara is Nepal's second city but for many, it should be the first for its serene nature and opportunity for adventure at every turn. It is famous for the gorgeous Himalayan Mountain range and pristine lakes. This is the most famous place for trekking and other activities.
While in Pokhara, you'll have the chance to try out some adventure sports such as hiking and paragliding. If you're not into extreme action and adrenaline rushes, spend your time shopping in the peaceful downtown area. Indulge yourself in some of the local foods and spend time walking around the city's crystal-clear lake.

Get ready to wake up early in the morning. And enjoy the panaromic view from Sarangkot viewpoint. From here you will get an amazing view of Annapurna, Manaslu, Dhaulagiri range, and Mt Fishtail including a Panoramic view of Pokhara valley.
After breakfast, today you can soar over them. Or travel under them in the many caves in and around the city. There are sacred sites to see and refugee camps as well. The caves beneath the city were formed by the region's porous geology and tours are common and spectacular, taking you through cavernous tunnels and tight squeezes twisting below the city. The limestone Bat Cave is famous for its small furry inhabitants.
Optionally, Above the city you can travel by paraglider, zipline or parachute. As the city spreads below you and the sky takes you in, do look the mountains, blue giants capped in white and dotted with greenery.
If you do not wish to go above or below, there are always trips to the lake or visits to the Tibetan refugee camps or sightseeing at Davi's fall, known as the "underworld falls" in the local language, here the water cascades down as all waterfalls but instead of a pool it goes into a tunnel system over a hundred meters long.

Today, you will drive back to Kathmandu. Today is a traveling day again as we bid farewell to Pokhara and begin the scenic return to Kathmandu. Spend the time admiring the mountains as old peaks slip from sight into our past and memories. The trip will pass swiftly, before you even know it, we will be back in the capitol checked in at our hotel and relaxing.
This moment will to pass and we will be among the narrow streets of Thamel, the tourist Mecca of Kathmandu, we don't need the walking gear and hiking gear sold in abundance here, we've already finished our hiking.
But the foods may call to us, perhaps a short length of sugar cane or a pastry just to tide you over. Or maybe some of the handcrafts to remind you of the time spent here above the clouds in Nepal. Go on and enjoy yourself here

With everything you've seen, there's a lot to remember, elephants, jungles, markets, the highest mountain in the world and even caves filled with bats. Like the past it will soon be a different country far behind.
We hope your trip here will stay with you the rest of your life, memories of a country that changes amid buildings as old as writing.
There is just one more adventure for you to enjoy, at the airport there is a cliff at the end of the runway.