Overview
Get ready toescape from the monotonyof daily life. This peaceful holiday in Nepal is sure to leave you rejuvenated and satisfied. The Nepal itinerary 6 days makes you come across all the important sites and guarantees you of a hassle free holiday. Enjoy the vibrant city of Kathmandu, the Safari and elephant rides at Chitwan along with the spectacular landscapes of Pokhara and Nagarkot. It is truly an adventure within a short period of time.
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Highlights
- Visit the Sacred Pashupati Temple in Kathmandu, dedicated to Lord Shiva.
- Visit the Buddhist holy Stupas of Bouddhanath and Swayambhunath.
- Experience the wildlife of Nepal through the UNESCO Heritage Sites of Chitwan National Park.
- View the Annapurna range up close at Pokhara.
- View the MT Everest from elevated Nagarkot.
Itinerary
The trip begins with your arrival in the central city, Kathamndu. You are escorted to the hotel, where you complete your check In procedure and rest. The essence of the ancient, along with the modern day influence can be observed in the lifestyle and the buildings in the city. Kathmandu is the center for religion, culture and politics of the whole of Nepal. Once you reach the hotel, you can spend the rest of the day at leisure in the comfort of the hotel.
After breakfast, you set out for the city tour. Firstly, you visit the sacred Pashupatinath Temple, along the banks of Baghmati river. The temple is in dedication to Lord Shiva, it is the epitome of the Hindu religion in Nepal. Your second destination will be the holy Stupa of Bouddhanath, this is believed to be the oldest and the largest Buddhist structure in the country. Further, you visit the famous city, Patan/ Lalitpur is known for its rich cultural heritage. It is covered with great ancient architectural structures. The well known Kathmandu Darbar Square is another attraction, it has a huge statue of Lord Hanuman and other temples within the complex. Patan is home to the Refugees from Tibet, who makes the area brighter with their handicraft stores on the outskirts of Patan. The sightseeing drive ends with your visitation to the magnificent Swayambhunath Stupa, located on top of a hill. All the four sides of the Stupa are painted with eyes of Buddha, which seems like it watches over the city.
The busy day comes to an end with your return to the hotel for an overnight stay.
After a hearty breakfast, head towards Chitwan. The National Park in Chitwan is the first one in the country and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has a variety of wild animals and plants. You can spot out some rare and endangered animals like one horned Rhinos, Bengal tiger, crocodiles and many exotic birds. In the park, you can experience an elephant ride, wildlife safari, nature walks and more. The National Park experience is very thrilling, just walking around the lush green forest areas and coming across the locals give you a great opportunity to know about the culture and lifestyle of the people there. In the evening, you return back to the hotel for dinner and a night stay.
After breakfast, you drive to the scenic place of Pokhara. The way to Pokhara is filled with greenery, rivers and tranquility. On reaching Pokhara, you check in at the hotel and rest for some time. Later in the afternoon, you set out for local sightseeing , first you visit the Binsabasini Temple dedicated to goddess Durga. You then leave for Devi's fall, it is beautifully placed and opposite to the lake is a cave, Gupteshar and is considered sacred.This cave consists of natural forms of deities.
After exploring much of exotic Pokhara, you return to the hotel and retire for the night.
After breakfast, you drive back to Kathmandu and soon head towards Nagarkot. The main feature of Nagarkot is that it provides a panoramic view of the Mt Everest, rising and setting of the Sun. On reaching Nagarkot, you check in at the hotel and rest for a while. Later, you leave for sightseeing. In the evening you return to the hotel for an overnight stay.
After breakfast, you are taken to the airport in Kathmandu. This beautiful tour comes to an end.
FAQs
The tourists do not necessarily require the passport for the tour to Nepal from India. They required an identity document issued by the Indian Government. They can also carry the driving license or election ID Card. No need for a Nepal visa for Indians. One can enter the neighboring country with a valid Government ID only.
Indian currency is widely accepted in Nepal. But you can get exchanged Indian Rupees to the Nepal currency from the money exchange shops. The shopping in Nepal can be done with the Indian Rupees.
Nepal is a major religious hub and a paradise for adventure enthusiasts. Snuggled in the lap of the Himalayas, this country boasts of high altitude mountain peaks. There are a large number of popular Nepal tourist places which are the base for various treks. Ancient temples, pilgrimage sites, majestic landscapes, and the natural sites are among the top Nepal tourist attractions which are being thrived by the tourists all over the years. The famous Nepal tourist spots are:
- Swayambhunath Stupa
- Pashupatinath Temple
- Boudha Stupa
- Chitwan National Park
- Phewa Lake
- Annapurna Sanctuary
- Sagarmatha National Park
There is a huge list of adventure activities in Nepal which includes various Nepal hiking tours amidst the beautiful landscapes of Nepal. The famous adventure activities are:
- Bungee jumping in Pokhara
- Peak climbing in Nepal
- Mountain flight Kathmandu which includes Mount Everest flight in Nepal
- Paragliding in Nepal
- Rock climbing on Khumbu Mountains in Nepal
- Sky diving above Mount Everest
- Wildlife tour in Nepal in Chitwan National Park
There is an unending list of famous places to visit in Nepal which encompasses famous places in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Nagarkot, Lukla and other famous tourist places in Nepal. Here are some of the Nepal famous places:
- Kathmandu
- Pokhara
- Nagarkot
- Bhaktapur
- Lumbini
- Patan
- Janakpur
- Lukla
The best time to visit Nepal is from October to December. It depends on the type of activity in which you want to indulge otherwise autumn season is the Nepal best time to visit. This is the time when trekkers get acknowledged with the clear skies and best views of the mountain peaks. For those who wish to enjoy the sightseeing tour and wildlife tour, for them, the best time to go to Nepal is the winter season from December to February.
It depends on the purpose of the tour. In 5-10 days you will be able to explore Nepal in the best possible way but if you wish to go for trekking then the duration changes accordingly. For longer treks, it can take up to 3 to 4 weeks.
