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PACKAGE INCLUDES

ITINERARY

Day 1:
Arrival at Kathmandu international airport. Transfer from Airport to Hotel and check in. Half day sightseeing in Pokhara (Mainly Fewa Lake. Davis fall. Gupteshwor Cave etc) with one hour boating in Fewa Lake.; duration of the tour is 4 hours including boating. (Entry fees excluded). Dinner at restaurant. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 2:
After breakfast at your hotel, checkout and transfer to Pokhara where you will enjoy the beautiful and scenic Trishuli river and mountain range on your journey. Lunch will be served enroute at a restaurant. Upon arrival in Pokhara, check in to your hotel and enjoy the day to stroll the city and return for dinner and overnight hotel stay.
Day 3:
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before starting your day with a trip to Pokhara which will include a 4 hour tour at Fewa Lake, Devi’s Fall, Gupteshwor Cave etc. Spend an hour boating in Fewa Lake (Entry fees excluded). Return for dinner and overnight hotel stay.
Day 4:
Check out from hotel after breakfast and travel to Kathmandu before your tour to Dhulikhel. Spend an entire day at Dhulikhel, with lunch, dinner and an overnight stay at the beautiful city.
Day 5:
Start the day with a hearty breakfast, and enjoy a free morning after which you’ll checkout from the resort and prepare for transfer at the airport for departure to Dhaka.

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS

Boudhanath : The Boudhanath temple is the largest temple in Nepal, and its foundations reach back to Tibetan Buddhism. Marked as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the site was reconstructed after the earthquake in 2015.

Thamel : Thamel is the commercial and tourist hub in Nepal, where the food, nightlife and shopping are the main attractions.

Pashupatinath Temple : Thousands of pilgrims heed the call of Pashupatinath temple, resting on the banks of the Bagmati River, shrouded in many temples, shrines and smaller pagodas, and watch the mystical cremations and Hindu rites unfold.

Kathmandu Durbar Square : At the heart of the city centre, Kathmandu Durbar Square is a fusion and active hub of Newari architecture, temples, shrines and the historic royal court that celebrates culture and religion in Nepal.

Barahi Temple : The temple is located on a small island on the Phewa Lake. After a short trip by boat, the crown of the Annapurna awaits in the distance. Filled with energy, life and prayer the site is a relaxing and colorful getaway.

Sarangkot : The panoramic view at Sarangkot encompassing the magnificent Annapurna and Himalayan mountain range is believed to be a religious experience. At sunset and sunrise the pure sky filters the colors from gold to blue and purple hues and paragliders often fly along the sky to offer stunning experiences to tourists.

Devi’s Fall : A winding waterfall that leads into the deep abyss of the Gupteswar Cave, it is one of the most visited sites in the area.

Gupteswar Cave : A sacred cave hidden deep in the underground bowels of Pokhara boasts of mysterious stone carvings and statues dating back to unknown times amongst limestone formations.

Swayambhunath Stupa: A shrine that is gifted with the touch of Buddha himself, the stupa attracts many visitors and pilgrim to Kathmandu. The blessed site, also known as the “Monkey Temple” is rumored to bring peace and joy to its visitors, and is perched above Kathmandu to offer the best panoramic views of the city.

Dhulikhel: A sanctuary for hikers, trekkers and travellers in search of blissful quiet under the embrace of the cool Himalayan mountain range, Dhulikhel is dotted with several mountain trails and the best scenic views of Nepal’s beloved mountains.