Nepal Tour Package

Nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, Nepal is a land where spirituality and adventure are inextricably woven. The mountains whisper ancient secrets, while the vibrant culture paints every moment with hues of festivity and reverence. From the snow-capped peaks to the lush green valleys, Nepal is a canvas where nature and human spirit engage in constant, beautiful conversation.
Kathmandu - This city is a living museum where history breathes. Amidst the chaos of its bustling streets, one finds tranquility in ancient temples like Pashupatinath, where the sacred river Bagmati flows through life and death. The Baudhanath Stupa, a serene giant, watches over the city with eyes of compassion. Here, every corner tells a story of gods, of kings, and the resilience of a people deeply connected to their spiritual roots.

Pokhara - An escape in the quiet, Pokhara sits serenely by the shores of Phewa Lake reflecting the Annapurna range in its waters. This is where the adventurous soul finds peace, and morning at Sarangkot is not just a view but an experience of the sun's first light kissing the earth. Such has this city been woven, with temple whispers of divinity in it, like that of Barahi, and even the natural cavities and the waterfalls seemed to guard its secrets.

Chitwan - The wild heart of Nepal, Chitwan is where the jungle dictates the rhythm of life. It is a tapestry of biodiversity where elephants roam free and the Tharu people tell tales of harmony with nature. Here, the forest is a teacher and a playground, as its safaris offer a dance with wildlife and its rivers sing lullabies as you canoe through its waters, under the watchful eyes of the forest's dwellers.

Disclosure: Important Point to Note Before Booking this tour. 

1. Altitude Concerns: The Himalayan range includes areas of high altitude. Travelers with certain medical conditions should consult with their healthcare provider before booking. Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is a potential risk at high altitudes and can be serious. It's important to acclimatize properly and heed any advice given by guides.

2. Weather and Terrain: Weather conditions in the Himalayas can change rapidly and vary significantly by region and altitude. Travelers should be prepared for a range of conditions, including extreme cold, snow, and high winds.

3. Roads : Most of the roads in the journey are hill roads or Ghat Roads. If you're susceptible to motion sickness, talk to your doctor about medication options before you travel. Medications like Avomine can be effective if taken in advance.

4. Local Culture and Customs: The Himalayan region is rich in cultural diversity, with many unique traditions and customs. Travelers should respect local customs, dress modestly, and ask permission before taking photographs, especially of people.

5. Environmental Impact: The Himalayas are a fragile ecosystem, and travelers should take care to minimize their impact on the environment. This includes following designated trails, disposing of waste properly, and avoiding single-use plastics.

6. Political and Security Situation: The political and security situation in the region can be unpredictable. Travelers should stay informed about current events and follow any travel advisories issued by their government.