Upon landing at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, get your visa and meet our representative. They'll assist you at your hotel with a warm welcome. After settling in, join fellow travelers for dinner to meet your trip leader and discuss the itinerary.

Visit Swoyambhunath Stupa to start your tour after your breakfast at the hotel. 

When you visit Swoyambhunath Temple, start at the hotel and proceed towards the base of the temple. Proceed climbing the 365 steps to get to the stupa. Enjoy the broad vistas of the Kathmandu Valley while you tour the stupa in a clockwise orientation, rotating prayer wheels and taking in the architecture. Observe the monks, pay a visit to the Tibetan monastery and the nearby shrines, maybe even participate in a quick prayer. Spend some time relaxing, taking in the atmosphere, and watching the entertaining monkeys. Spend some time at the Swoyambhunath Museum learning more about the area's history.

After breakfast at the hotel, get ready for exploring Pashupatinath Temple.

Pashupatinath Temple, a renowned Hindu temple in Kathmandu, sits on the banks of the Bagmati River. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a significant pilgrimage destination. The temple complex features pagoda-style buildings with intricate wood decorations and silver doors. Visitors can observe daily prayers, ceremonies, and the somber cremation rites along the riverbanks. The serene surroundings are home to monkeys, sadhus (holy men), and smaller temples, offering a deeply spiritual experience.

Visitors often encounter sadhus meditating and offering blessings, while playful monkeys add a lively touch. The temple's cultural significance extends to Nepalese music, art, and literature, making it a vital location for cultural studies. Whether drawn by its spiritual atmosphere, architectural beauty, or traditional customs, Pashupatinath Temple offers a profound journey into Nepal's religious and cultural heritage.

After breakfast, travel to Pokhara, nestled in the Himalayan foothills. Enjoy scenic views of Nepal's countryside, passing historic villages, terraced farms, and rivers. Take in stunning vistas of the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges. Upon arrival, relax and settle into your hotel in Pokhara.

After breakfast, Drive from Pokhara to Hile first thing in the morning; the trip takes about three to four hours.

There are many opportunities for beautiful photos as the road creates through charming villages, terraced farms, and lush green hills. You will be welcomed by the picturesque atmosphere of this typical Nepali village when you arrive at Hile at lunchtime. Spend the afternoon exploring Hile after a simple lunch at one of the neighborhood teahouses. Stroll along the little hamlet streets, take in the scenery, and maybe stop by one of the neighboring fields where the locals are working on their regular agricultural tasks. Savor the peaceful atmosphere where nature's sounds dominate, and the slower way of life dominates.
Enjoy a typical Nepalese dinner at your guesthouse in the evening, which may include locally grown vegetables and Dal Bhat, a lentil soup served over rice. Stay the night at a comfortable guesthouse, taking in the peace and quiet and getting a good night's sleep in preparation for the walk the following day.

Trekking to Ulleri:

After a filling breakfast in Hile, start your day early and set off to hike Ulleri.

Begin your hike with a gentle slope through beautiful surroundings, then ascend regularly with stone steps, enjoying views of terraced farms, dense rhododendron forests, and occasional snow-capped peaks. Pass through charming villages, mingling with the welcoming locals and experiencing vibrant culture. Take a midday break at a
teahouse for authentic Nepali food and stunning scenery.
As you hike, capture breathtaking views of the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges. By late afternoon, arrive at Ulleri, a picturesque village at 2,070 meters (1.29 mi). Check into a cozy guesthouse, enjoy a hearty traditional Nepali meal, and relax by the fireplace, perhaps with local music and dancing.
Reflect on the day's achievements as the sun sets over Ulleri, casting a warm glow on the village and peaks. Spend the evening on a warm balcony or by a fire, sharing stories and laughter with fellow hikers. Look forward to a peaceful night's sleep and the stunning sunrise over the Himalayas in the morning.

Set out on an exciting trek from Ulleri to Ghorepani and take in the fresh mountain air and stunning views of the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges at sunrise. Start your journey from Ulleri and make your way through verdant rhododendron forests that erupt in vibrant hues during the spring. The trail winds through terraced fields moved by neighborhood farmers, eventually rising to offer expansive views of far-off snow-capped peaks and emerald valleys.
Take a break at charming teahouses to chat with other hikers and enjoy filling Dal Bhat meals. Take in the rich culture and feel the warmth and kindness of the people. Every turn in the trail presents a different perspective of the magnificent Annapurna Massif as it opens into vast landscapes.
Reach the tranquil mountain village of Ghorepani, renowned for its breathtaking views and peaceful atmosphere. After checking into a charming guesthouse, savor an exquisite meal prepared with local, fresh ingredients. As dusk draws in, gather around a communal fire or beneath the stars to toast the day's accomplishments while exchanging jokes and stories with other travelers.

After a morning breakfast, get a head start on your day by leaving Ghorepani before dawn and hiking quickly to Poon Hill to see the sunrise over the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Mountain ranges.

With the light from your headlamp, ascend through rhododendron trees and stone steps into the crisp mountain air. Reach Poon Hill (3,210 meters) and find a cozy spot with fellow hikers to watch the snow-capped peaks turn pink and gold at sunrise. Capture the stunning Himalayan landscape with your camera.
Explore the area's rich biodiversity, from colorful rhododendron blooms to native wildlife sightings. Engage in cross-cultural conversations with hikers from around the world, sharing stories and wisdom. Contemplate or meditate, soaking in the peace and spiritual energy of the Himalayas. Poon Hill offers a memorable experience beyond sunrise, whether sipping tea at a teahouse, birdwatching, or stargazing.
After a peaceful morning at Poon Hill, descend back to Ghorepani, enjoying the lush surroundings from a different perspective. Return to your guesthouse in time for a hearty breakfast, basking in warmth and serenity. As you prepare for the next section of the Annapurna Trail, savor the breathtaking sunrise and the majestic beauty of the mountains.

After breakfast, the journey starts to the most beautiful place, Ghandruk.

Continue your journey from Tadapani to Ghandruk, blending scenic beauty with cultural immersion. Start with a hearty breakfast, enjoying the expansive mountain views. The trail descends through oak and rhododendron forests, offering glimpses of diverse bird species and wildlife. As you descend, pass through charming villages and terraced fields where Gurung communities live traditionally.
Rest at teahouses along the way, savoring local cuisine and engaging with friendly locals eager to share stories of their mountain home. The trail winds down with stunning views of the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre mountains. Arrive in Ghandruk, a traditional Gurung village with terraced fields and stone homes. Check into a welcoming guesthouse with beautiful hill views. Spend the afternoon exploring Ghandruk's winding lanes and visiting museums that showcase the area's history and customs. Observe daily life as women in colorful traditional clothing and men work in the fields, offering a glimpse into the region's rich cultural heritage.

On Day 9 of your trekking adventure, begin early from Ghandruk as you embark on a scenic trek towards Syauli Bazar, After breakfast.

Trek from Ghandruk to Syauli Bazar, enjoying breathtaking views of hills and valleys with the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre ranges in the distance. The easy, well-marked path lets you soak in the serene surroundings without strenuous climbs. Pause at teahouses to enjoy local food and capture the changing scenery. 

In Syauli Bazar, find a charming village nestled among rolling hills. Relax in the peaceful environment and reflect on your trek. Explore the village, enjoying its traditional architecture and friendly vibe, and chatting with locals eager to share their stories.
After your trek, jeeps will take you on a scenic drive back to Pokhara. The 1–2-hour ride through green hills and terraced farms offers a final glimpse of the Annapurna range and a chance to reflect on your adventure.

After breakfast, embark on the 4 to 5-hour drive from Pokhara to Chitwan National Park. Enjoy scenic landscapes, small towns, and occasional views of the Himalayan mountains in the distance as you descend into the Terai region where Chitwan is
located.

Experience the rich traditions and culture of the famed Tharu people, known for their warmth and hospitality. In Tharu communities, houses made of mud and straw are typically built around a central courtyard that serves as the hub of social gatherings.
Engage in conversations with the Tharu people to learn about their customs, habits, and daily routines. Enjoy performances of traditional Tharu music and dance, featuring lively dancing and energetic drumming that celebrate their agricultural and hunting heritage. Discover their agricultural practices and animal husbandry, which are vital to their way of life. Learn about the Tharu's deep knowledge of local flora and plants, which they incorporate into cultural ceremonies and use for medicinal purposes.

To relive the day's events in Chitwan National Park, gather for a slideshow in the evening. Relax and take photos and videos of the creatures you observed during your visits to Tharu villages, Rapti River canoe cruises, and jungle safaris. Experience the colorful festivals and rituals of the Tharu people, which express their way of life and
sense of belonging. This slideshow provides an educational and enjoyable evening spent together as you reflect on the beauty of the natural world and the dynamic culture of the Terai region of Nepal.

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

Experience the wonders of Chitwan National Park in Nepal through exhilarating jeep safaris that traverse varied terrain, providing opportunities to spot iconic wildlife such as one-horned rhinoceroses, Bengal tigers, and possibly elusive leopards or sloth bears.
Delve into the park's rich biodiversity and learn about medicinal plants on guided nature walks led by knowledgeable naturalists. Glide serenely along the Rapti River on canoe rides, especially enchanting at sunset, to observe aquatic life and soak in the tranquil surroundings. These immersive adventures leave visitors with a deep appreciation for Nepal's natural treasures and ongoing conservation efforts.

The journey from Chitwan National Park to Kathmandu typically takes five to six hours, offering views of charming villages, lush fields, and terraced hillsides that change from vibrant green to golden with the seasons. The route winds through valleys and crosses rivers like the Trishuli, providing spectacular vistas of rolling hills and, on clear days, glimpses of the majestic Himalayan peaks. Along the way, traditional Nepali architecture and cultural monuments offer insights into the country's rich history.
You are warmly invited to our farewell dinner, where we celebrate Nepal's rich cultural legacy through each dish. Share your experiences and insights into Nepalese cuisine while enjoying these delights. Our goal is to honor our guests with a memorable farewell that leaves them with a deep appreciation for Nepalese warmth, hospitality, and cultural richness.

We make sure everything is in order when it's time for our visitors to depart. We personally thank each and every one of you for coming. We offer luggage assistance if required. We make sure they feel appreciated and taken care of all the way to the international departure gate at the Kathmandu airport by going with them. We send them a follow-up mail after they leave, thanking them again and wishing them safe travels.