Nepal Tour Packages

Kathmandu

The Kathmandu Valley, with Patan to the south and Bhaktapur, hosts 7 out of 10 UNESCO world heritage sites in Nepal. There is a reason why Kathmandu stands out as one of the most historic cities in the world. This capital city includes hundreds of temples, shrines, and stupas; that’s why Kathmandu is well known as the “city of temples”. A cultural hub, the capital of Nepal, has something entirely different to offer.

Chaos characterizes the city-smells, and action. And of course, one sees a unique side of Nepal for an excursion. Third-century Durbar square, enclosed with courtyards and temples is where the kings were crowned and legitimized in the town. Planning on visiting the Kathmandu Valley, then you got it all.

• Discover the “City of Temples” with over 2,000 ancient temples.
• Visit the world’s densest concentration of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
• Explore Nepal’s Royal History at Narayanhiti Palace Museum.
• Enjoy a natural retreat with peaceful surroundings amidst nature at Godavari, the Royal Botanical Garden.
• Swayambhunath Stupa offers panoramic views over Kathmandu.

Pokhara

Pokhara is just a picture postcard in Nepal, nestled in the serene lap of the Annapurna Himalayas. The breathtakingly beautiful town unfolds along tranquil Phewa Lake, a boating experience that may bring you great wonder, watching the reflections in the water along the mountains. 

Adventure calls with paragliding, trekking, and exploring magical caves, and Gupteshwor-is a fascinating experience for every traveler. You can look at the dramatic Seti River Gorge, and Devi’s Fall, a mesmerizing waterfall. Pokhara’s vibrant Lakeside area offers an abundance of restaurants, shops, and accommodations, while World Peace Pagoda provides panoramic views. This tranquil city is the gateway to renowned treks like the Annapurna Circuit, offering a harmonious mixture of relaxation and adventure.

• Trekking/Hiking
• Rafting
• Boating
• Paragliding
• Mountain Biking
• Peak Climbing/Expedition
• Touring
• Bungy Jump
• Zip Flying
• Ultra-Light Flight / Helicopter Tour

Sagarmatha National Park

Dominated by Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world (8,848 m), Sagarmatha is a remarkable scenic location featuring majestic mountains, glaciers, and deep valleys. The park boasts a few uncommon species such as the smaller panda and the snow leopard. The Sherpas, with their distinct way of life, give this location even more appeal.

Covering 124,400 acres in Nepal’s Solu-Khumbu region, the Sagarmatha National Park boasts Mount Sagarmatha (Everest; 8,848 m), the highest point on Earth’s surface, therefore providing a great altitudinal range of 6,000 m. Over 7,000 m the park is home to various rare species including the snow leopard and the red panda amid an amazing landscape of stunning mountains, glaciers, deep valleys and seven summits other than Mount Sagarmatha. A very popular location for mountain tourism SNP was gazetted in 1976 and with over 2,500 Sherpa people living within the park has integrated nature and culture since its establishment.

Annapurna Conservation Area

The Annapurna conservation area covers an area of 7629 sq. km., covering five districts: Kaski, Lamjung, Myagdi, Mustang, and Manang. Located in the northwestern part of the country, this conservation area lies in the lap of Mt. Annapurna. Some of the tallest peaks of Earth are boasted by it and the world’s deepest valley ‘Kali Gandaki Gorge’ is located in the vicinity.

The wildlife and vegetation of this protected area are diversified. Starting from the above sea level height of the Annapurna Conservation area span from 1000 m – 8000m. This conservation area is home to 22 different forests with 1226 plant species starting from subtropical sal woodland to perennial snow. Among them, 55 species of plants are indigenous, and found only in Nepal.

The Annapurna Conservation Area is home to approximately 101 species of mammals, which include endangered ones such as the snow leopard, musk deer, Tibetan argali, and Tibetan wolf. This is the only place where all 6 Himalayan Pheasants of Nepal are found.