4 Day Kathmandu Pokhara Tour

Kathmandu Exploration;

You can explore Kathmandu sites at any time of the year as they are accessible, throughout all seasons.

Everest Mountain Flight;

For the experience it is recommended to choose the seasons of autumn (September to November) or spring (March to May) when the skies are clear.

Pokhara Sightseeing;

While you can visit Pokhara for sightseeing throughout the year, autumn and spring provide views of the mountains.

Nagarkot Sarangkot Sunrise Sunset;

To witness mountain views and enjoy the skies it is recommended to plan your visit to Nagarkot Sarangkot during autumn (September to November) or spring (March, to May).

Tourist Vehicle

When exploring Kathmandu and Pokhara we take care in selecting a tourist vehicle that will enhance your travel experience. Our priority is to provide you and your companions with a comfortable journey. Additionally, the vehicle’s air conditioning ensures an atmosphere as you immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of the Kathmandu Valley.

Professional Drivers:

Our team of drivers is handpicked for their understanding of the routes guaranteeing a secure and efficient transportation experience throughout the tour. With their expertise, in maneuvering terrains, they prioritize your safety and well being making sure your journey is seamless and enjoyable.

Knowledgeable Guides:

Our tour guides are individuals who have an understanding of Nepal’s rich history, culture, and spirituality. They use captivating storytelling to bring these aspects to life making your experience truly immersive. Not are our guides fluent, in English. They may also speak other languages ensuring effective communication and making sure that you fully grasp the significance of each site you visit.

We understand the importance of catering to preferences and ensuring a personalized and fulfilling travel experience. That’s why we are pleased to offer tailor-made recommendations, for travelers with requirements. Whether you follow a vegetarian, vegan, or gluten diet or have specific culinary needs we have you covered.

Vegetarian and Vegan Options;
If you prefer a plant-based diet our tour provides a selection of vegetarian and vegan meal options. Our chosen restaurants and eateries offer a range of dishes both Nepali specialties and international cuisine. You can indulge in the flavors of vegetables and ingredients that are specially prepared to suit your dietary preferences.

Gluten-Free Choices;
For those, with gluten sensitivities or following a gluten-free diet we ensure that your culinary experience is enjoyable and hassle-free. Our guides and local establishments are well-informed about restrictions so they can suggest suitable alternatives or provide gluten-free options to ensure your meals align perfectly with your dietary needs.

Check out this link to get in-depth insights on Nepali cuisines.

Travel Documents:

Passport, visa, permits.

Travel insurance.

Clothing:

Comfortable layers.

Light jacket or sweater.

Comfortable walking shoes.

Lightweight rain jacket.

Sun hat and sunglasses.

Sunscreen.

Electronics:

Camera with accessories.

Mobile phone with charger.

Other items:

Small backpack for daily excursions.

Reusable water bottle.

Local currency.

Credit/debit cards.

• Warm Clothing:

Layered clothing for variable temperatures.

Insulated jacket or fleece for warmth.

Thermal undergarments for colder moments.

• Comfortable Footwear:

Sturdy, comfortable shoes.

Woolen socks to keep your feet warm.

• Headgear:

Warm hat or beanie.

Sunglasses with UV protection.

Sun hat for sun protection.

• Personal Essentials:

Camera with extra batteries and memory cards.

Sunscreen with high SPF.

Lip balm with sunblock.

Personal medications and a small first aid kit.

• Altitude Sickness Medication:

Diamox or other altitude sickness medication (consult with a healthcare professional before use).

Drinking water and staying hydrated to combat altitude effects.

When visiting cultural and religious sites in Kathmandu and Pokhara, it’s essential to respect local customs and etiquette. Here are some etiquettes to keep in mind:

• Wear modest clothing that covers your body, especially when visiting temples and religious sites.
• Before entering temples and certain sacred areas, it’s customary to remove your shoes. Pay attention to local cues and signage.
• Keep noise levels low and avoid disturbing worshippers or ceremonies at religious sites.
• Always ask for permission before taking photographs, especially of people or during religious ceremonies.
• When circumambulating stupas or other religious structures, follow the clockwise direction as a sign of respect.
• Be mindful of local customs and traditions. If unsure, observe and follow the lead of locals.
• Public displays of affection may be considered inappropriate in certain cultural contexts. Maintain a level of decorum.
• When making offerings or receiving items from others, use your right hand or both hands. The left hand is traditionally considered impolite.
• In some places, entry may be restricted or require permission. Check for any notices or ask for guidance from local authorities.
• Maintain a respectful silence in designated prayer areas or meditation spaces.

You can easily make a reservation through our website or by contacting our customer service. Our team will be more than happy to assist you with any inquiries, reservations, or additional information you may need.