Kathmandu Chitwan Pokhara Tour

Kathmandu Chitwan Pokhara Tour Package itinerary can be customized according to your choice. Please write to us about the individual travel Itinerary. The price varies depending on hotel category, transportation, private vehicle, and flight service.

The Kathmandu Chitwan Pokhara Tour package offers a visit to the three main cities of Nepal: Kathmandu, Chitwan, and Pokhara. All of these cities are also connected by well-maintained roads and flight options. The main activities on this tour are sightseeing, cultural exploration and outdoor adventures (boating, jungle safari, watching shows, etc.).This trip can be accomplished without physical effort or discomfort.

Kathmandu Chitwan Pokhara Tour allows you to explore the perfect combination of Nepalese culture, landscape and way of life. Kathmandu offers a wide variety of religious sites such as the Pashupatinath Temple, the Bouddhanath Stupa, the Swayambhunath Stupa and historical sites such as the Durbar Squares of Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Patan. Kathmandu offers not only a culture and history but also it is a centre of fun activities. Live music, pubs and restaurants are just some of the many things you can do in your spare time.

Chitwan National Park is an incredible place to explore wildlife. An endangered species, the one-horned rhino is kept in this park with animals such as the royal Bengal tiger and the cloudy leopard. There are two options for Jungle Safari in Chitwan National Park: you can ride an elephant or a jeep.

Pokhara is another beautiful city in terms of nature as it is surrounded by hills and mountains. In addition to religious and historical sites, Pokhara also offers views of the exceptional sunrise or sunset over the Himalayan peaks of Annapurna, Machhapuchhre, and many others.

This Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Package tour is perfect for anyone travelling to Nepal for the first time or travelling with family as it requires no experience or physical condition. It’s a stroll, and you don’t have to walk long distances or walk the field. This fantastic tour allows you to explore all the cultural, religious, and natural aspects of Nepal.

Meals and Accommodation 

All accommodation for the Kathmandu Chitwan Pokhara trip is included in the price of the shared visit, and we choose it according to hygiene standards, service, food and location. You will spend accommodation in a luxury Three-star hotel in Kathmandu and Pokhara on a Bed and Breakfast basis and two nights in Chitwan National Park on full board (room, breakfast, lunch and dinner). We offer a buffet breakfast at the same hotel. If you are travelling alone, you will share a place with another person of the same gender as your group. If you prefer a single room, you must inform before booking the tour paying supplement cost.

Visa Requirements

All foreigners need a visa to enter Nepal, which you can obtain it upon arrival. You can get it from a Nepalese Embassy abroad or upon your arrival in Nepal. Most people will get their visa upon arrival at Kathmandu Airport.

You will need a photo, and the following charges depend on:

• 15 days USD 25 or equivalent exchangeable currency
• 30 days USD 40 or equivalent exchangeable currency
• 90 days USD 100 or equivalent exchangeable currency

Cultural Consideration

For those of you visiting Nepal, we recommend cultural information to help you adjust and feel comfortable:

The dress code is very important for men and women while travelling in Nepal. Men and women should wear pants instead of shorts when travelling to Kathmandu. It doesn’t matter for men in waistcoats, but they shouldn’t be naked. Women need to try to be as humble as possible

Hindus people are concerned about the practice contamination of food when it is touched by someone outside of their caste or religion. Therefore, do not touch any exposed cooked food and, when drinking from a container used by others, avoid touching your lips. Do not eat with your left hand and be sure to give or receive food only with your right hand. Shoes are considered degrading, so keep them on the ground and take them off before putting your feet on anything. If you enter a Nepalese house, follow the example of your host to decide to remove your shoes, but when you enter a temple or monastery, you must remove them.

You will pass Buddhist walls, chortens and Buddhist stupas along the way, and follow local traditions, and should turn them to your right.