Experience Golden Triangle Tour Kathmandu – Pokhara – Chitwan 7 Night 8 Days

Welcome to the vibrant and culturally rich land of Nepal!

Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will warmly greet you with traditional garlands or Khada. Enjoy a comfortable transfer to your hotel, where a refreshing welcome drink awaits. After check-in, you'll be briefed on the exciting activities planned for your journey.
Overnight stay at the hotel.

After a hearty breakfast, immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of Kathmandu. Visit the sacred Pashupatinath, the serene Boudhnath, and the historic city of Patan, Swyambhu, and Kathmandu Durbar squire. The evening is free for leisure.

Pashupatinath, a significant Hindu temple dedicated to Shiva, draws elderly followers seeking a sacred end to their lives. The temple's unique atmosphere revolves around death rituals, with astrologers predicting the exact day of one's demise. The main temple, a Hindu architectural masterpiece, allows only Hindu followers inside, while other structures are open to foreigners. The complex features religious buildings, lingams, and cremation platforms along the Bagmati River, offering tourists a glimpse into culturally unusual practices, such as open-air cremations and the distinct smell of cremated bodies. Local women wash clothes downstream, and the site is inhabited by monkeys, deers, and wandering sadhus, ascetic yogis seeking liberation through meditation.

Tranquility at Swayambhunath, known as the "Monkey Temple" in Kathmandu Valley. Positioned on a hillock, this ancient Buddhist stupa, dating back to 460 A.D., offers a panoramic view. Steep stone steps challenge visitors, but a motor road provides access. The site blends Hindu and Buddhist elements, showcasing religious harmony. Notable features include a gold-plated Vajra, Buddha statue, a Sleeping Buddha, Dewa Dharma Monastery, and a temple dedicated to Harati, the goddess of children. Visit for a spiritual experience and witness the valley's historical origins.

Explore Kathmandu Durbar Square, also called Basantapur Durbar, a historic site in the city center known for its ancient architecture, wood carvings, and rich history. With over 50 temples, the square is a "Museum of Temples." Highlights include Taleju Temple, Kumari Temple with a living goddess, Jagannath Temple's erotic carvings, Nasal Chowk, Narsingha Statue, Swet Bhairav, Shisha Baithak, and Tribhuwan Museum showcasing kings' personal belongings. Don't miss the Kal Bhairav, a colossal 17th-century stone statue of Lord Shiva. Handicraft shops offer unique souvenirs in the courtyards.

Ancient allure of the Great Boudhanath Stupa, a 5th-century marvel in Nepal, is revered globally by Buddhists. Steeped in legends, it is believed that prostrations here yield good karma and wish fulfillment. The Stupa's construction, led by Jadzima's sons during a drought, is a testament to unwavering devotion. Discover the associated miracles, rebirths, and the revered Ajima Temple, a symbol of protection. The adjacent Guru Padmasambhava Temple, with its rich iconography, adds to the spiritual tapestry of this sacred site.
Rich cultural heritage of Patan, Nepal, is renowned as the city of artisans. Home to exquisite craftsmanship, ancient Hindu and Buddhist monuments, and UNESCO-listed Patan Durbar Square. Marvel at the opulent Krishna Temple, Mahabouddha's terra cotta art, and historic monasteries like Rudra Varna Mahavihar. Visit the unique Kumbheshwar pagoda and Ashoka Stupas, and indulge in the diverse handicrafts at Patan Industrial Estate and Tibetan Camp
Overnight at the hotel.

Fuel up with breakfast at the hotel before heading to Pokhara. Choose between a scenic flight or a comfortable road journey. Upon arrival, check in hotel and explore the evening on the bank of Fewa Lake, enjoy nightlife at the lakeside
Overnight stay at the hotel.

Post breakfast; move forward on a comprehensive sightseeing tour of Pokhara, uncovering its natural and cultural wonders. Explore Davis Fall, visit a Tibetan Village, marvel at the Seti River Gorge, venture into Mahendra Cave, and enjoy the tranquility of Phewa Lake.

Discover the awe-inspiring Davi's Fall, locally known as Patale Chhango, near Pokhara Airport in Nepal. Originating from Phewa Lake, this powerful waterfall, named after a Swiss lady swept away in 1961, carves intricate caves and tunnels in the rocks. Explore the mystical Gupteshwar Mahadev cave on the opposite side, dedicated to Shiva, a must-visit for both locals and tourists.

Explore Pokhara's allure with the fascinating Seti River, meandering through the Mahabharat range, disappearing into caves and tunnels. At points just 2m wide, yet reaching 20m depth, the river's ferocity is visible from Mahendra Pul, K.I. Singh Pul, and Prithvi Chowk Pul, showcasing its millennia-carved gorge in all its splendor.

Explore Pokhara's charm with listed as a Ramsar Site in 2021. Lakeside, on Phewa's eastern shore, is a bustling resort hub with hotels, bars, and shops. Phewa Lake offers relaxation and water activities, while Begnas and Rupa provide tranquil escapes. Boating enthusiasts can visit Taal Barahi Temple on Phewa Lake's island.

Explore the captivating Mahendra Gupha limestone caves, nestled 8 km north of Pokhara. Discovered in the 1950s, these caves boast stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations dating back to the Pleistocene epoch. Also known as the House of Bats, the caves were thoroughly studied by UK spelunkers in 1976, with their findings archived in UK copyright libraries and the Royal Geographical Society.
Overnight stay at the hotel.

Early morning breakfast precedes a scenic 5-hour drive to Chitwan. Immerse yourself in the local culture with a visit to Tharu village, enjoy the view of sundown from the bank of Rapti river, and savor an evening of Tharu cultural dance.

Explore the rich cultural tapestry of Tharu, Nepal's largest ethnic group in the Terai region, blending indigenous traditions with influences from Indo-Aryan languages. Delve into their unique patrilocal marriage customs, joint family structures, and the significance of their spiritual practices, including the worship of forest spirits and ancestral deities. Discover the distinctive Tharu huts adorned with floral motifs, and witness their expertise in agriculture and irrigation techniques, contributing to a fascinating blend of heritage and daily life in the heart of Nepal.
Overnight at the hotel.

Start the day with an exhilarating wildlife adventure. Opt for an Elephant ride or Jeep Safari, explore the wilderness on a Nature walk, and savor lunch at the Lodge. Conclude the day with a serene Dugout canoe ride.

Explore the captivating wilderness of Chitwan National Park in southern Nepal for an unparalleled wildlife adventure. Encounter majestic Royal Bengal tigers, free-roaming one-horned rhinoceros, and herds of Asiatic elephants. Opt for thrilling jeep safaris, silent canoe rides, and guided jungle walks. Discover crocodiles along marshes, visit breeding centers, and experience local Tharu village life. Immerse in Nepal's first national park, covering 932 sq. km, boasting diverse flora and fauna, and conserving endangered species like the rhinoceros and Bengal tiger
Explore Chitwan, Nepal's premier wildlife destination near Kathmandu. Chitwan National Park boasts over 50 mammal species, 525 bird varieties, and rare fauna like one-horned rhinos and Bengal tigers. Embark on a 2-night jungle safari, featuring wildlife tours, canoe rides, rural exploration, and encounters with indigenous Tharu people. Don't miss the Elephant Breeding Center and Gharial Crocodile Farm for conservation success stories.
Overnight at the hotel.

Enjoy breakfast at the resort and engage in remaining wildlife activities. Later, return to Kathmandu via your preferred mode of transport (land/air).
Overnight at the hotel.

Bid farewell to the enchanting landscapes of Nepal. After breakfast, transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward journey. Cherish the memories of an unforgettable adventure in the heart of the Himalayas.