Aren’t we all looking for a naturally rejuvenating and culturally peaceful vacation we can afford?
And what if we say that you can explore all of these within a week, having a luxurious time, yet at a very affordable rate? Sounds like a good deal. So this All Nepal Tour takes you to Nepal’s four most important cities, i.e., Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan, and Lumbini.
Each of these cities has its perks, making your holidays to Nepal a wholesome experience. Firstly, we have Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal itself. This so-called city of temples has seven world heritage sites within a small area.
Along with the incredible architecture, the Nepal Tour Package also offers the chance to savour Nepal’s cultural blend and modernization.
Second on the list is the city of Pokhara. The distant panoramic view of the mountain is stunning. The valley is equally superb, with many natural spots, such as caves, waterfalls, George, and more. The temples and museum of Pokhara are something we cannot miss.
Also, it is home to great adventurous sports in Nepal, like paragliding, bungee jumping, rafting, mountain biking, etc—a perfect end to an ideal vacation.
After sightseeing in Pokhara, our next destination is Chitwan. We explore the very rich bio-diversity in the Chitwan National Park. You can see the rearing area for crocodiles and some museums.
Also, a keen botanist will find the tropical vegetation within the park quite amusing. The entire area is filled with natural beauty and can be visited in a Jeep.
Also, there are other activities during the Chitwan tour package, like elephant rides, horse rides, canoeing, or walking. If we have more time, we can explore other temples and settlements of Chitwan during this Nepal Tour Package.
Then, we will explore the city of Gautam Buddha, which sends a very peaceful sensation within your soul. Within a more extensive garden, we will see many monasteries and gompas built by different countries.
So, prepare for the best week of your life with the Himalayan Masters trek. Let’s learn about this Nepal Tour Package in detail.
Kathmandu Valley is located in the Bagmati Province of Nepal. It includes Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Lalitpur. The valley sits at an altitude of 1,400 meters (4,593 feet) above sea level.
Kathmandu is the capital city of Nepal and is internationally recognized for its cultural legacy and historic landmarks.
Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath, Boudhanath Stupa and Patan Durbar Square are common tourist sites. You will find some of the best temples in the area.
Pokhara Valley is in the Kaski district of Gandaki Province. At an altitude of 822 m (2,713 ft) above sea level. Pokhara is a known attraction because of its lakes, mountains, and trails.
The major sights are Phewa Lake, Sarangkot, Devi’s Fall and the World Peace Pagoda. Pokhara is also a base for trekking people to the Annapurna region. The valley has a very serene ambience and a beautiful natural landscape. Hence, it is very attractive to tourists and adventure enthusiasts.
Lumbini is in the Rupandehi district of Lumbini Province. At a height of 150 m (490 ft) above sea level. It is the birthplace of the Lord Buddha, one of the holy places for the Buddhist world.
Major sites are the Maya Devi Temple, Sacred Garden and Lumbini Museum. The area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and holds immense historical and religious importance. The peace and holiness of Lumbini lure people all over the world.
Chitwan is in the southwest corner of Bagmati Province. With an elevation of 150 m (490 ft) from the sea level, there are two sites in Nepal. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Chitwan National Park is well known. The park has diverse animals, including a Rhinoceros (Rhinoceros with one horn) and Bengal tigers.
Visitors can check out some jungle safaris, bird watching, and canoeing. Moreover, Chitwan is known for its Tharu culture and traditions. It is a destination of great interest for wildlife enthusiasts and for people wishing to go in search of the natural beauty of Nepal.
The transportation facilities during the all-Nepal tour can be customized as per your needs. In most cases, for a group of 2-3 people, we hire a car as per your comfort.
But if the group of travellers is more than 4, then we will hire a HiAce as per your need. This way, you can have a comfortable tour of all the places we have included.
But if you want to travel solo, you have many car options, including a Jeep, that fit your budget. If you want to have a luxurious one, you can hire a single car and tour with us.
One also has the option of travelling on a tourist bus in Nepal. They are also very comfortable and are efficient compared to another local buses.
| Day | Itinerary | Distance | Time |
| 01 | Airport Pickup and Hotel Transfer | 5 km (3 miles) | 30 min drive |
| 02 | Sightseeing in Kathmandu | Around 50 km (31 miles) | 2-3 hrs drive (Round) |
| 03 | Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara | 201 km (124.9 miles) | 6-7 hrs drive |
| 04 | Full-Day Sightseeing in Pokhara | Around 50 km (31 miles) | 2-3 hrs drive (Round) |
| 05 | Drive from Pokhara to Lumbini via Palpa | 211 km (131 miles) | 6-7 hrs drive |
| 06 | Full-Day Sightseeing in Lumbini and Kapilvastu | 60 Km (37 miles) | 2-3 hrs drive (Round) |
| 07 | Drive from Lumbini to Chitwan | 175 km (108.7 miles) | 5-6 hrs drive |
| 08 | Full-Day Sightseeing in Chitwan National Park | Around 60 Km (37 miles) | 3-4 hr drive (Round) |
| 09 | Drive from Chitwan to Kathmandu via Mugling | 170 km (105.6 miles) | 5-6 hrs drive |
As you arrive at Kathmandu Airport, you will see our representative with your name.
Without delay, you hop into a private car and set for a drive towards the hotel. This short 30-minute ride will show you some of Kathmandu’s great markets.
Afterwards, you can rest in your hotel or explore nearby places like the Garden of Dreams and Narayanhiti Palace. Although these places are outside our Nepal tour package, you can utilize your time if you arrive early.
The team will gather Only in the evening for a brief introduction session. We will all enjoy a welcome dinner in a classic Nepalese restaurant.
The guide briefs us about the journey, and then you can enjoy the charm of Thamel on your own.
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: 30 min drive (Airport to Hotel in Thamel)
Travellers to Nepal claim that March to May and August to December is the best time for the All Nepal tour. Along with unleashing the true beauty of mountain views, spring and autumn are also the times when the flora’s colour and fauna’s activities take your heart away.
The picturesque foreground of tropical and temperature forests makes a perfect setting. Also, the winter in Nepal, especially the plains, is very pleasant. The mornings are warm enough to stroll around, and the days are cool enough for the hike.
Summer, i.e., June and July, marks the monsoon season in Nepal. People have yet to acknowledge the beauty of the after-rain view. It’s the time when the animals in Chitwan National Parks are very vibrant, and the fresh flush of grass makes everything green.
That’s perfect. Simply put, this all-Nepal tour is arranged by Himalayan Masters trek throughout the year, and you can travel whenever you wish.
Road conditions of the major tourist axis (Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbini, Chitwan) in Nepal are influenced by the local area and meteorological conditions.
Access roads from the cities to Kathmandu are mainly paved, although they may be bumpy and traffic-heavy, particularly at peak sightseeing times of the year.
During the rainy season, hazardous potholes and muddy roads can lead to delays. However, in general, the streets of Kathmandu are paved with black pitches in most areas.
The road running from Kathmandu to Pokhara is mostly paved and reasonably well. For example, some areas inside the archives are quite tight and/or curved, and therefore travel time could be faster.
In monsoon months, landslides can occasionally block roads. The road to Pokhara from Kathmandu is well laid out and constructed in parts.
The road from the major cities, like Pokhara to Lumbini, is nice, but some places are under construction or weather-dependent. It’s usually accessible year-round.
The road from the city to Chitwan is largely tarred, with some poorly maintained stretches in some areas. The roads are less congested than Kathmandu and Pokhara, and the driving is more convenient. The roads are generally accessible throughout the year.
Travel insurance is highly recommended while you are travelling to Nepal, as it covers potential problems, such as medical emergencies, cancellations, lost items, or natural disasters. Be sure to verify the coverage and know what your policy covers before leaving.
The cost of a Nepal tour can vary depending on the destination, type of accommodation, duration of the trip, and activities included. The average cost of a simple sightseeing tour in Kathmandu Valley, Pokhara, Lumbini and Chitwan can range from $1250 to $1,500 per person for a 7-10-day trip.
Luxury tours by private transport, luxurious facilities, and staff-assisted services can be expensive.
Having some extra cash on hand for personal use, such as shopping or for activities not otherwise included in your tour package, is recommended. Other expenses can include dining out in the local area, purchasing souvenirs, and taking optional trips such as a boat tour in Pokhara or exploring markets.
Especially in big cities (e.g., Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan), there are lots of ATMs, and currency exchange is also quite easy. International debit/credit cards are everywhere in tourist destinations, such as hotels, bars, and shops.
However, carrying some Nepali Rupees with you is a good idea, especially when travelling to remote areas or small towns where card payments may not be accepted. Do not exchange money in the airport, as rates are generally unfavourable.
You can exchange money in Thamel.
Food and accommodation are available at every journey stage in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbini, and Chitwan for all budgets and budget requirements.
Food varieties in the city are quite rich and diverse, from the native Nepali cuisine to the foreign cuisines. With respect to familiar foodstuffs, it is reported that the preferred meals consist of momo (dumplings), dal bhat (lentil soup with rice and rice), and Chatamari (Nepali pizza).
Accommodation ranges from budget guesthouses to luxury hotels, with many options in areas like Thamel, a popular tourist hub.
Pokhara has an amazing variety of restaurants, including lakeside restaurants offering breathtaking lake views. Various dishes are available to be enjoyed, ranging from traditional Nepali cuisine to Italian and Indian cuisine. You can try grilled fish on the lakeside and other stick foods.
There are accommodation options from budget hostels all the way up to mid-scale hotels and lakeside lodges with spectacular vistas of the Annapurna Range. So you can choose the type of hotel you want to stay at during the tour.
Lumbini is also a centre of religious activity, and thus, the food culture is more serene and less busy. You’ll find local Nepali cuisine, simple eateries, and international options near the tourist attractions.
Around here, lodging ranges from guesthouses to small hotels and many of them sit adjacent to the Maya Devi Temple and the Sacred Garden.
Chitwan is famous for its wild park adventures, and it offers local Tharu cooking and known Nepali and international cuisines. The majority of hotels and resorts include meals in their packages.
Accommodation ranges from simple lodges to medium-scale lodges at the edge of the national park, offering comfortable stays in the vicinity of jungle-based experiences. You can find five-star restaurants, local lodges, and homestays, too. One can enjoy the Tharu culture of the Chitwan.
For travel in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbini and Chitwan, the accommodation has to include suitable provisions for the broad range of weather and activity conditions that may be advertised on the internet. Here’s a suggested packing list:
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Nepal is a paradise for nature lovers. Overlooking the striking peaks of the Himalayas in Kathmandu and Pokhara to the verdant jungles of Chitwan, nature is idyllic.
You’ll love the still waters of serene lakes, such as Phewa Lake in Pokhara, rivers winding through their respective valleys, and the still lakes at Lumbini.
Whether hiking or merely enjoying the panorama, the variety of nature in the country will surprise you.
Nepalese are known to be friendly, hospitable, and welcoming. Travelling throughout Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbini, and Chitwan, you will encounter people from different ethnic groups, each of which has its own set of traditions.
In Lumbini, visitors from all parts of the world can be seen anytime. The hospitable locals will welcome you like you are part of the community, and they will tell you about their own rich culture and stories.
Nepal is rich in cultural heritage. In Kathmandu, sightseeing provides visitors with the historic Newar culture, both in the case of festivals and arts and in the case of architecture. Pokhara blends culture with a focus on adventure tourism, while Lumbini is deeply rooted in Buddhist heritage.
Chitwan gives a glimpse of the Tharu community, where one can see their unique culture and dances. Diversity is one of the things that makes your experience so unique.
Chitwan National Park is a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts. Here, one can see many animals, including Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinos, elephants, and exotic birds.
The Jungle Safari Experience is exciting because you will discover the park’s wide areas and the wild animals that reside in the wild. The tour offers a special opportunity to see the variety of Nepal’s natural environments.
Nepal is an adventure lover’s dream. From paragliding in Pokhara to trekking in Annapurna Range, adventure junkies will find much to do here. Boat, zip-line, and bungee jump can all be done.
The variety of adventure possibilities is also high in places like Pokhara, where exciting action is combined with relaxing natural excursions.
Nepal’s history is both ancient and fascinating. Kathmandu has historical landmarks such as the Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), and the Pashupatinath Temple. Lumbini is the Buddha’s birthplace and has immense historical significance.
Throughout your journey, you’ll step back in time and learn about Nepal’s rich past, from the kingdoms of the Kathmandu Valley to the birth of Buddhism.
Travelling with a tour group or solo is a personal choice, but both give great experiences.
Travelling with a group can enhance your experience. You will have a map to advise where you will stop, and the settings will be social and interactive based on group dynamics. It’s ideal for people who want to explore Nepal ideally without any hassle and to meet other travellers.
You can also go on a solo tour with us. You will have the flexibility to choose the date and food you want. If you want to travel via Jeep or bus, we will manage it according to your preference.
You must contact us first to book the Nepal Tour package in Nepal. You can also book the Nepal tour via our site. You can choose the 9-Day Nepal Tour Package from the trip section and see the book option here.
You can fill in a form where you need to put all your details. Then, after you book the tour, we will email you for confirmation.
So overall, the booking process for the tour with Himalayan Masters is easy and simple.
