Explore the rich culture, diverse wildlife and scenic landscape of Nepal by taking this 8-day journey. Travel through Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan and You will admire delicate ancient Nepali architecture and learn historic traditions by visiting two ancient Durbar Squares in Kathmandu Valley. Then head to Pokhara, and enjoy a leisurely boat ride on picturesque Phewa Lake. Have fun with a true jungle experience in the Chitwan National Park, with a chance to spot the Greater One-horned Rhinoceros.

Welcome to Nepal! Our representative outside the arrival area of the airport will greet you by offering a Nepali Khada, a traditional ceremonial scarf that symbolizes purity and compassion. Transfer to your hotel and check in with his help.

Today you will check out Patan Durbar Square and Kathmandu Durbar Square in Kathmandu Valley, which are the perfect places to admire ancient Nepali architecture, Newari wood carvings, and historic traditions. Each of them is made up of temples, idols, statues, open courts, and fountains along with other structures. You may meet Nepal's living, breathing goddesses in Patan, known as Kumaris.

Round off the tour at Swayambhunath Stupa, which is commonly called the Monkey Temple with a large group of monkeys living in the surrounding area. From here, you can get an excellent view of Kathmandu Valley.

Arrival in Kathmandu Welcome to Nepal! Our representative outside the arrival area of the airport will greet you by offering a Nepali Khada, a traditional ceremonial scarf that symbolizes purity and compassion. Transfer to your hotel and check in with his help. Kathmandu

Kathmandu Today you will check out Patan Durbar Square and Kathmandu Durbar Square in Kathmandu Valley, which are the perfect places to admire ancient Nepali architecture, Newari wood carvings, and historic traditions. Each of them is made up of temples, idols, statues, open courts, and fountains along with other structures. You may meet Nepal's living, breathing goddesses in Patan, known as Kumaris. Round off the tour at Swayambhunath Stupa, which is commonly called the Monkey Temple with a large group of monkeys living in the surrounding area. From here, you can get an excellent view of Kathmandu Valley. B Kathmandu