After you land at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, go through the immigration to obtain your visa. Our representative will meet and greet you right outside the arrival terminal as you come out of the airport. You will be transferred to your hotel afterwards. Settle down and relax before you join the group to enjoy dinner. This is a fantastic opportunity for connecting with other travelers, exchanging initial thoughts, getting to know your trip leader and exchanging details about your program.

After a delicious breakfast at the hotel, commence your tour with a visit to Pashupatinath Temple, renowned for its pagoda style, its two storied golden roofs and silver doors is about 5km from Kathmandu. Thousands of devotees converge here every day, especially on the annual pilgrimage on the occasion of Maha Shivaratri, the night of Lord Shiva, in the month of February. This is one of the UNESCO cultural heritage sites of Nepal. You will see Hindu ceremonies near the holy Bagmati River. Explore Nepal's rich religious legacy by taking in the peaceful environment and enjoying the beautiful architecture that covers centuries.

After breakfast at the hotel, get ready for an adventurous road trip to Pokhara, one of Nepal's most scenic locations hidden away in the Himalayan foothills. Take an enjoyable journey across Nepal's beautiful countryside, alongside the terraced farms, ancient villages, rivers and landscapes. Enjoy breath-taking views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges' rising peaks on a clear day. After arriving in Pokhara, check into your hotel and spend some time unwinding.

After breakfast, take a boat ride across Pokhara's Phewa Lake.

A tranquil body of water overlooked by the beautiful Annapurna range and surrounded by green hills. As you float around the lake and take in expansive views of the surroundings, enjoy the tranquil mood. During the boat journey, you may see colorful boats, take in the natural beauty of the area, and visit the Tal Barahi Temple, which is situated on a little island in the middle of the lake. Pokhara's Tal Barahi Temple, on Phewa Lake, is a tranquil fusion of natural beauty and devotion.

A hike to the World Peace Stupa, which stands on a hilltop with a view of Pokhara Valley and the Himalayas in the background. The walk travels through greenery filled with rhododendron trees and dotted with scenery that provide sporadic views of the lake below. Take in the natural beauty of your surroundings as you ascend by listening to the melodies of birdsong and the pleasant air rustling the foliage.

Hiking takes on a cultural element when you come across rural people going about their everyday business. Stop at viewpoints to catch your breath and take in the magnificent views of Phewa Lake and Pokhara city, framed by the high Himalayan ranges in the distance.

As you arrive at the World Peace Stupa, take in the calm surroundings and get a sense of spirituality. The stupa itself is a symbol of harmony and serenity, shining white against the blue sky. Spend some time strolling around the property, which is decorated with prayer flags that billow in the wind and provide expansive views of the surrounding mountains and valley. 

As you make your way back to the lakeside, consider the adventure and the breathtaking scenery you have experienced. Spend a lazy afternoon by Phewa Lake, maybe dining at a restaurant by the lake or just lounging by the shore and taking in the tranquil surroundings.

After lunch, your journey begins with beautiful movement, the travel time from Pokhara to Chitwan National Park typically around 4 hours by road, peacefully journey across Nepal's stunning scenery, taking in the country's rolling hills, traditional villages, and terraced farms. Enjoy breathtaking views of the changing landscape as you travel alongside rivers and across valleys, with sporadic peeks of the Himalayas in the distance.

In addition, the park provides cultural experiences, such as getting to know the Tharu tribe, who are renowned for their own customs and culture. The homes in Tharu villages are usually made of straw and mud, and they arrange central courtyard for social events. Enjoy conversation with the Tharus, who are renowned for their friendliness and hospitality. Interact with them to find out more about their daily activities, habits, and traditions. Experience performances of traditional Tharu music and dance, which often include lively dancing and active drumming that pays respect to their legacy of hunting and agriculture. Learn about the farming methods and animal husbandry that are essential to the livelihoods of the Tharu people. Discover the Tharu people's vast knowledge of the regional flora and herbs, which they combine into their cultural rituals and use for medicinal purposes.

Come together for a slideshow in the evening to relive the day's activities in Chitwan National Park. Enjoy pictures and videos of the animals you saw on your journeys to a Tharu village, canoe trips down the Rapti River, and jungle safaris while you relax. Experience the lively cultural events and customs of the Tharu people, which capture their way of life and sense of community. This slideshow offers an opportunity to contemplate the splendor of the natural world and the vibrant culture of the Terai area of Nepal, providing an educational and delightful evening spent together.

After breakfast, your journey for the activities in Chitwan National Park will start.

The southern region of Nepal is home to Chitwan National Park, which is well-known for its rich ecosystem and variety of places. It was founded in 1973, occupies 952.63 square kilometers (367.81 sq mi), and has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1984. The park is well-known for its Asian elephant population, one-horned rhinoceroses, and Bengal tigers, in addition to over 550 different bird species and other animals. If fortune Favours, you may catch a glimpse of some of the animals nearby. Chitwan offers guided nature walks, canoe journeys along the Rapti River, and jungle safaris for visitors to experience.

Take a jeep safari through the park's deep forests seeking a sight of Bengal tigers, deer, and a variety of bird species. Ride the calm Rapti River, taking in the landscape along the banks, crocodiles, and aquatic birds.

Learn about the park's wildlife, plants, and conservation efforts by taking part in guided walks conducted by experienced naturalists. Discover the rich diversity of Chitwan's birds, some of which are endangered, such as
the great hornbill and the Bengal florican.

Especially in areas like Chitwan National Park, the Terai region of Nepal offers the fascinating cultural experience of Tharu tribal dance. It usually consists of energetic music, vibrant clothing, and rhythmic motions that capture the heart of the Tharu people's traditional culture and sense of community. In addition to providing entertainment, Tharu dance performances help the community maintain and promote its unique cultural identity. These colorful shows are presented as part of the cultural programs, or they can be seen during special events that celebrate Tharu customs and traditions for visitors to Chitwan National Park. Participation in the Terai region of Nepal's rich cultural fabric is a unique experience.

Journey for Kathmandu from Chitwan National Park takes approximately 5 hours. You'll pass charming villages, green farms, and terraced hillsides that change color with the seasons, from vibrant green to golden. There are possibilities for breathtaking views of undulating hills and, on clear days, glimpses of the majestic Himalayan peaks in the distance as the road weaves through valleys and passes rivers like the Trishuli. Along the way, you'll come across traditional Nepali architecture and cultural sites that provide insights into the rich heritage of the nation.
Our family will warmly welcome you to your farewell dinner. As you savor these flavors, we invite you to share your thoughts and experiences with Nepalese cuisine, celebrating the rich cultural heritage woven into each dish. Enjoy, and may this farewell dinner be a delicious journey through Nepal's culinary traditions.
The dinner would aim to honor and create a memorable farewell to our guests that leave a lasting impression of warmth, hospitality, and cultural richness.

When it's time for our guests to leave, we make sure everything is well organized. We thank each guest personally for joining us. We assist with luggage as needed. We accompany them to the international departure gate at Kathmandu airport ensuring they feel valued and cared for until the very end. After they depart, we follow up with a message to express our gratitude once more and wish them safe travels.