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Simikot Mt. Kailash Trekking - 24 days

DAY 01 : FLY TO SIMIKOT (2960M) THEN TREK TO DHARA POKHARI (2300M)

Early morning transfer to airport for helicopter flight to Simikot for about 50 minutes, the headquarters of Nepal's most remote district, Humla. After meeting our crew, we set off on our trek, climbing up from the airstrip on a rocky trail past fields of barley and wheat. We ascend a forested ridge above the town of Simikot, before making a long steep descent past Dandaphoya. The trail is then fairly level, through walnut and apricot trees, until we come to the scattered village of Dhara Pokhari which is divided by the Yakba Khola. Overnight camp.

DAY 02 : TREK TO SALLI KHOLA (2700M) VIA KERMI

Leaving our campsite, we cross a long screen slope and follow the river to a waterfall near the shepherds' camp at Chachera. We then climb over a ridge and bypass the village of Kermi before entering a big valley with walled fields of potato and buckwheat. After walking through a sparse pine forest we descend from the ridge to the Salli Khola and camp by the river. Overnight camp.

DAY 03: TREK TO MUCHU (2920M) VIA YALBANG & YANGAR

We cross the river and climb over a rocky ridge before descending to the grey waters of the Humla Karnali. After crossing another ridge we come to a sandy meadow where goat herders often camp by the river. Beyond the meadow the valley narrows and we cross several more ridges, passing the villages of Yalbang and Yangar. The trail then winds its way precariously above the river before we cross a suspension bridge to the village of Muchu. Overnight camp.

DAY 04: REST DAY

Today is a rest day which we'll spend in and around Muchu, exploring the village with its stone houses and gompa. Overnight camp.

DAY 05 : TREK TO SIPSIP (NARA LA) (4330M

From Muchu, we follow the trail over a ridge to the Tumkot Khola and then walk along the rocky stream bed for a short distance before beginning a steep climb through a rock-filled gully. We pass through Palbang and its bright yellow mustard fields to the small settlement of Yari and beyond here the route climbs up the valley towards a pass, the Nara Lagna. We camp below the pass in a meadow known as Sipsip. Overnight camp.

DAY 06 : TREK TO HILSA (3720M)

From Sipsip we ascend steeply to a rock cairn marking the top of the Nara Lagna (4580m). Descending from the pass, we have views of the Tibetan Plateau before arriving at the village of Ranipauwa. Beyond here, we slip and slide on a surface of loose pebbles down to the Humla Karnali -Hilsa. Overnight camp.

DAY 07 :TREK AND DRIVE TO TAKLAKOT (3770M)

From Hilsa, trek up to Sher (45 minutes), crossing the Nepal/Tibet border which is marked only by a stone pillar, we meet our transport and drive via Khojar Nath ( Temple of Rama, Sita and Laxman) to Purang after completion of Chinese immigration formalities. Purang (Taklakot) is the large trading centre of west Nepal Tibet border. Overnight Guesthouse

DAY 08 :REST AT TAKLAKOT

Rest day at leisure and for acclimatization. Overnight Guesthouse

DAY 09 : TAKLAKOT TO MANASAROVAR (4560 M)

Early morning drive to Lake Manasarovar (Chui Gompa side). After having holy dip and lunch, we set off for circumambulation around the lake by jeep. Overnight Guesthouse

DAY 10 :MANASAROVAR TO DARCHEN (4520 M)

In the morning, perform Pooja (worship) and Snan (holy dip) after that we precede for Darchen (Mount Kailash base camp). Overnight Hotel

DAY 11 : TREK START, DRIVE TO TARBOCHE AND TREK TO DIRAPHUK (4890 M)

Morning, drive to Tarboche (Or Serson, 3 kms / 4750m), the first prostration point, Tarboche Flag Pole, the auspicious gateway and the sky burial ground, to Diraphuk; then start Parikrama (trekking circumambulation of Kailash) to Deraphuk Gompa (4890m / 18 km). Overnight camp or local guesthouse

DAY 12: TREK CONTINUE TO ZUTRULPHUK (47600M)

Continue Parikrama to Zutrulphuk Gompa via Dolma-La and Gaurikunda. This is the toughest day of the tour!
Overnight camp or local guesthouse

DAY 13: END OF PARIKRAMA (TREK)

Finish trek near Darchen after crossing third & forth prostration point, Zutrulphuk, then drive back to Lake Manasoarovar. Overnight Guesthouse.

DAY 14: JEEP JOURNEY TO PARYAN (4500 m)

Drive of about 280km to Paryang from Lake Manasarovar. Overnight stay at Guest House.

DAY 15: PARYANG TO SAGA (4600 m)

Today we drive about 260 km to reach Saga. Overnight at Hotel or Guesthouse.

DAY 16: DRIVE, SAGA TO LHATSE (3950 M.): 6 HOURS

Today our staff members will depart with you and drive to Nyalam to exit Kathmandu. From this day you will accompany by Tibetan Guide only and you will have bed & breakfast service on this onwards. After breakfast, we commence our journey to our further destination, Lhatse. Our further journey goes across the Tibetan plateau with Spectacular Mountain views from Lablung-La pass (5200m). From Nyalam it takes two hours to reach the high pass. You can see the magnificent view of the Himalayan range including Mt. Shisapangma, the highest mountain in Tibet. We take a short break in Peiku Lake (on the way) for a picnic lunch then continue our journey. Saga is a growing town situated at the Bank of River Bramhaputra. There is a government Hospital (that will be closed on Sunday) and some basic guesthouses available.
Overnight at Guesthouse

DAY 17: DRIVE, LHATSE TO SHIGATSE (3900 M.): 5 HOURS

Morning after breakfast, we set off for our further journey to Shigatse. Shigatse is the second largest city of Tibet and the seat of Panchen Lama. The famous Tashilungpu Monastery is situated in Shigatse. This is the official throne of Panchen Lama. Overnight at Hotel Everest

DAY 18: DRIVE, SHIGATSE TO GYANTSE (3950 M.): 3 HOURS

After visiting the Tashilungpu Monastery in Shigatse, it's a short drive to Gyantse with its amazing sites - Khumbum, Palkor Chode Monastery and Gyantse Dzong. Overnight at Hotel

DAY 19: DRIVE, GYANTSE TO LHASA (3650 M.) VIA YAMDRUK LAKE: 7 HOURS

The highlight of this day is the beautiful turquoise lake (Yamdruk Tso). After crossing the Kamba- La, Karo La and the Yarlung River (Brahmaputra), the journey ends in Lhasa. Overnight at Hotel

DAY 20: A FULL DAY GUIDED SIGHTSEEING TOUR

Guided sightseeing tour of Lhasa – you will visit Jokhang temple, Barkhor Bazaar, Potala Palace and Norbulinkha Palace (the summer Palace of Dalai Lama). Overnight at Hotel

DAY 21: A FULL DAY GUIDED SIGHTSEEING TOUR

Guide sightseeing tour of Lhasa – you will visit Drepung Monastery and Sera Monastery and Tibetan medical center. Overnight at Hotel

DAY 22: FLY TO KATHMANDU

Transfer to Lhasa Airport and fly back to Kathmandu. Pick up and check into Hotel in Kathmandu. Overnight Hotel.

DAY 23: LEISURE IN KATHMANDU

Free day for your individual program. Overnight Hotel.

DAY 24: DEPARTURE TO HOME

Transfer to Tribhuvan International airport or border for your flight/drive back home. Tour End. -

SERVICE INCLUDES:

1. Three nights twin sharing accommodation in Kathmandu (3/4 star hotel) on full board basis
2. Sightseeing tour in Kathmandu
3. All necessary transfers in Kathmandu
4. One night twin sharing accommodation in Nepalgunj on full board basis
5. Pick up in Lucknow and all necessary transfers in Nepalgunj
6. Kathmandu – Nepalgunj air ticket (fixed wings)
7. Nepalgunj – Simikot by flight.
8. Domestic airport taxes
9. Humla region restricted area permit & royalties
10. All necessary travel & trekking permits
11. Tibet group visa
12. Lhasa to Kathmandu flight ticket
13. Budget accommodation in Tibet on room sharing basis with breakfast during Lhatse to Lhasa trip.
14. Two days guided sightseeing tour in Lhasa
15. Tibetan Guide (English speaking)
16. Monastery entrance fees / sightseeing entrance fees
17. Guesthouse or lodge accommodation in Tibet except during Parikrama.
18. All meals (vegetarian) in full board during Kailash tour upto Saga.
19. Transportation in Tibet by 4WD Land Cruiser 4500 (4 passengers in one Land Cruiser)
20. Supporting truck
21. English speaking Tibetan guide
22. Necessary supporting crew (cook, helpers & Sherpa)
23. Yaks & Yak men during the Parikrama (circumambulation around Kailash)
24. Services of our fully equipped trekking, kitchen and camping equipment.
25. Gamow bag (pressure bag) and oxygen for emergency use
26. Medical kit bag
27. All applicable taxes and service charges

SERVICE EXCLUDES:

1. Meals other than breakfast in Tibet during Lhasa tour
2. Nepal re-entry visa fee (US $ 30 per person)
3. Riding Horse or Yak during the Parikrama for personal (on your request we provide this, cost is extra)
4. Rescue and evacuation service
5. Insurance for any loss and damage
6. Personal tip for guide and driver
7. Any additional expenses due to unforeseen circumstance

Note : All above terms and conditions are based on (IPSC) Indian Pilgrims Service China) and subject to change as the rules of IPSC.

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra - via Lhasa - 21 days

DAY 01: KATHMANDU ARRIVAL

Arrival at Kathmandu. Our representative will meet you at the airport & transfer to Hotel. Overnight at Hotel

DAY 02: SIGHTSEEING TOUR

Early morning, you will depart for Pashupati Darshan & return back to Hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, we set off for sightseeing tour of Baudhanath Stupa, Budhanilkantha Narayan (sleeping Bishnu) and Monkey temple (swoyambhunath). Evening, dinner + tour briefing. Overnight at Hotel

DAY 03: FLY, KATHMANDU TO LHASA (3650 M.) – 1 HOUR FLIGHT

Upon arrival in Lhasa by plane OR by train. Our guide / representative meets you at the airport & transfer to hotel. Overnight Hotel

DAY 04: LHASA SIGHTSEEING TOUR

After breakfast, we set off for a full day guided sightseeing tour. Today, we visit Potala Palace, Norbulinkha Palace (the summer palace of Dalai Lama) and Jokhang temple & Barkhor Square. Overnight at Hotel

DAY 05: LHASA SIGHTSEEING TOUR

Today, we visit two of the very significant Monasteries, Drepung Monastery and Sera Monastery, of Tibet. Both monasteries are located off the main city. Also, we visit Tibetan Medical Centre in the evening. Overnight at Hotel

DAY 06: DRIVE, LHASA TO GYANTSE (3950 M.) – 7 HOURS

Early morning, we proceed for Gyantse via Lake Yamdruk (Yamdruk Tso). Gyantse is the fourth largest city in Tibet (after Shigatse and Chamdo). It is small as cities go (population perhaps 15,000) and largely Tibetan in character not touched so much by outside Chinese influence. Strategically sited at a junction between Shigatse and Lhasa, it lies along the caravan routes from Sikkim and Bhutan in the south, Gyantse assumed an important role as a military center and market town- particularly for wool and handicrafts. Gyantse jeweled with some ancient Monastery and Stupa. We visit Khumbum stupa, Gyantse Dzong and Palkor Choide Monastery in Gyantse. Overnight at Hotel

DAY 07: DRIVE, GYANTSE TO SHIGATSE (3900 M.) VIA SHALU MONASTERY – 3 HOURS

After breakfast, we head out to Shigatse. On the way, we visit Shalu Monastery. In Shigatse we visit the Tashilungpu Monastery, the official Panchen Lama's residence, built in 1447, although it did not really become the seat of the Panchen Lama until almost 200 years later. Overnight at Hotel

DAY 08: DRIVE, SHIGATSE TO LHATZE (3950 M) VIA SAKYA MONASTERY – 6 HOURS

Today, you have an extensive distance to travel to reach Saga via two high passes en route. Also, you will visit Sakya Monastery on the way. The Monastery is located 21 km off the high way.

DAY 09: LHATZE TO SAGA (4600 M.) - 250 KM – 7 hrs

Today, you should drive for an approximately 250 km to reach Saga (4464 m.). While driving to Saga, we will be passing through the Thong-La Pass (5200 m., also know as Lablung-La) which is a highlight of today. From Nyalam it takes two hours to reach the high pass. You can see the magnificent view of the Himalayan range including Mt. Shisapangma, the highest mountain in Tibet. We take a short break in Peiku Lake (on the way) for a picnic lunch then continue our journey. Saga is a growing town situated at the Bank of River Bramhaputra. There is a government Hospital (that will be closed on Sunday) and some basic guesthouses available. Here our staff members will meet you for your further journey to Kailash tour. Overnight Hotel.

DAY 10: SAGA TO PARYANG (4550 M.) 260 KM – 6 hrs

Today we drive about 260 km to reach Paryang (4500). Overnight at Guesthouse.

DAY 11: PARYANG TO LAKE MANSAROVAR (4550 M.) 280 KM – 7 hrs

Drive of about 280km to Manasarovar camp (15400ft)at the shore of Manasarovar. Overnight stay at Guesthouse.

DAY 12: LAKE MANSAROVAR TO DARCHEN (4663 M.) – 4 hrs

Morning Puja, holy bath at Manasarovar. After lunch, Manasarovar Parikrama by Land Cruiser. Short Drive to Darchen (Base camp of Kailash) 15600ft. Overnight Guesthouse.

DAY 13: START PARIKRAMA. CAMP AT DERAPHUK GOMBA

Early Morning (after breakfast), we take a 45 minutes ride on Jeep to Tarboche (the parikrama starting point). This is the easily accessible point from where you can see the closest view of Mt. Kailash. Today, we walk near about 6 hours +. The trail is reasonably easy and flat. We camp at Deraphuk (4880 m.). Those who are not able go for parikrama will be brought back to Lake Manasarovar where they will be staying for another two days and waiting for the Parikrama group. In this period, we provide accommodation in Camp. The charge will be extra for guesthouse accommodation.

DAY 14: CONTINUE PARIKRAMA ZUTRULPHUK (4760 M.)

The group undertaking the Parikrama will further trek to Zuthulphuk (16000ft) via Dolmala pass (5600 m.). Camp at Zuthulphuk. The passengers who are not taking Parikrama will have rest in Lake Manasarovar.

DAY 15 : END PARIKRAMA, - THEN DRIVE TO LAKE MANSAROVAR (HORA QUI)

After a short trek, we will reach near Darchen from where we will be picked up by Land Cruiser and drive to Lake Manasarovar to join the group. Overnight camp.

DAY 16 : RETURN JOURNEY TO PARYANG

Drive Lake Manasarovar to Paryang. Overnight stay at Guest House.

DAY 17 : RETURN JOURNEY TO SAGA

Drive Paryang to Saga. Overnight stay at Guest House.

DAY 18 : RETURN JOURNEY TO NYALAM

Drive Saga to Nyalam. Overnight stay at Guest House.

DAY 19 : RETURN JOURNEY TO KATHMANDU

Drive Nyalam to Zhangmu then continue to Kodari. From Kodari our Bus takes you back to Kathmandu.

DAY 20 : At Leisure

Free day for your individual program – shopping or relaxation.

DAY : 21 Departure

Transfer to Airport for your flight to next destination.

SERVICE INCLUDES:

1. Three nights twin sharing accommodation in Kathmandu (3/4 star hotel) on full board basis
2. Sightseeing tour in Kathmandu
3. All necessary transfers in Kathmandu
4. All necessary travel & trekking permits
5. Tibet group visa
6. Kathmandu to Lhasa flight ticket
7. Budget accommodation in Tibet on room sharing basis with breakfast during Lhasa to Lhatse trip.
8. Two days guided sightseeing tour in Lhasa
9. Tibetan Guide (English speaking)
10. Monastery entrance fees / sightseeing entrance fees
11. Pick up from Kodari – Kathmandu transfer
12. Guesthouse or lodge accommodation in Tibet except during Parikrama.
13. All meals (vegetarian) after joining for Kailash tour from Saga onwards.
14. Transportation in Tibet by 4WD Land Cruiser 4500 (4 passengers in one Land Cruiser)
15. Supporting truck
16. English speaking Tibetan guide
17. Necessary supporting crew (cook, helpers & Sherpa)
18. Yaks & Yak men during the Parikrama (circumambulation around Kailash)
19. Services of our fully equipped trekking, kitchen and camping equipment.
20. Gamow bag (pressure bag) and oxygen for emergency use
21. Medical kit bag
22. All applicable taxes and service charges

SERVICE EXCLUDES:

1. Meals other than breakfast in Tibet
2. Airport tax in Kathmandu while flying to Lhasa
3. Nepal re-entry visa fee (US $ 30 per person)
4. Riding Horse or Yak during the Parikrama for personal (on your request we provide this, cost is extra)
5. Rescue and evacuation service
6. Insurance for any loss and damage
7. Personal tip for guide and driver
8. Any additional expenses due to unforeseen circumstance

Note : All above terms and conditions are based on (IPSC) Indian Pilgrims Service China) and subject to change as the rules of IPSC.

Kailash Mansarovar Yatra - Overland - 16 days

Day 1 : KATHMANDU ARRIVAL

Arrival at Kathmandu. Our representative will meet you at the airport & transfer to Hotel. Evening dinner + tour briefing.

Day 2 : SIGHTSEEING TOUR IN KATHMANDU

Early morning, we visit Pashupatinath temple, Budhanilkantha Narayan(sleeping Vishnu). Afternoon, we visit Swoyambhunath temple (Monkey temple).

Day 3 : KTM TO KODARI (THE BOARDER TOWN) THEN CONTINUE TO NYALAM (3750 m.)

From Kathmandu, we make early morning departure for Kodari (border town of Nepal). At Kodari, we should go through the custom & immigration formalities. After completion the formality, we cross the friendship bridge. In China side, our guide and Land Cruisers are waiting for us. After meeting with Chinese guide and driver, we drive to Zhangmu (2225 m.) where once again we should complete Chinese immigration and custom formalities and will proceed for Nyalam (3750 m.).
Kathmandu to Kodari by private Bus: Four & half hours (123 km)
Kodari – ZhangMu – Nyalam by Jeep: Two & half hours (33 km)

Day 4 : FREE DAY IN NYALAM FOR ACCLIMATIZATION.

Day 5 : DRIVE, NYALAM TO SAGA (4460 m.)

Today, we should drive for an approximately 250 km to reach Saga (4600 m.). Saga is a small-growing town situated at the Bank of River Bramhaputra. There is a government Hospital (that will be closed on Sunday), some guesthouses available in this town. While driving to Saga, we will be passing through the Thong-La Pass (5200 m.) which is a highlight of today. From Nyalam it takes a couple of hours drive to reach Thong-La. You can see the magnificialt view of the Himalayan range including Mt. Shisapangma, the highest mountain in Tibet. After Thong-La Pass, we take a left turn and follow the route that leads to Shisapangma Base Camp but after a check post we leave this route and head out to Lake Peikutso. Here, we make lunch break. After lunch, we continue our journey to Saga. En route, we pass two small high passes. We will be arriving in Saga at late afternoon only. In the evening, our Chinese Doctor will check our passengers and if anyone is seriously suffered with altitude sickness, the patient will be sent back to the border.
Nyalam to Saga: Seven hours (250 km)

Day 6 : DRIVE, SAGA TO PARYANG (4550 m.)

Today we drive about 260 km to reach Paryang (4500).
Saga to Paryang: 6 hours (260 km.)

Day 7 : DRIVE, PARYANG TO LAKE MANASAROVAR (CHIU GOMPA - 4560 m.)

Drive of about 280km to Mansarovar camp (15400ft) at the shore of Mansarovar.
Paryang to Lake Mansarovar: 7 hours (280 km)

Day 8 : LAKE MANASAROVAR PARIKRAM ON JEEP THEN DRIVE TO DARCHEN (4663 m.)

Morning Pooja, holy bath at Mansarovar. After lunch, Mansarovar Parikrama by Land Cruiser. Short Drive to Dharchen (Base camp of Kailash) 15600ft.
Lake Mansarovar Parikrama: 72 km (3 hours)
Lake Mansarovar (Chiugompa) to Darchen: 2 hours (53 km)

Day 9 : DRIVE TO YAMA DWAR & START PARIKRAMA TO DERAPHUK GOMBA (4920 m.)

Early Morning (after breakfast), we take a 45 minutes ride on Jeep to Tarboche (Yam Dwar), the parikrama starting point. This is the easily accessible point from where you can see the closest view of Mt. Kailash.
Today, we walk near about 6 hours +. The trail is reasonably easy and flat. We camp at Dehraphuk (4880 m.).
Those who are not able to go for parikram will be back to Lake Mansarovar where they will be staying for another two days and waiting for the Parikram group. In this period, we provide accommodation in Camp. The charge will be extra for guesthouse accommodation.
Darchen to Yama Dwar: 8 km (45 minutes drive)
Serson to Deraphuk Gomba: 10 km (5 hours walk)

Day 10 : CONTINUE PARIKRAMA TO ZUTRULPHUK (4760 m.)

The group undertaking the Parikrama will further trek to Zutrulphuk (16000ft) via Dolmala pass (5600 m.). The passengers who are not taking Parikram will have rest in Lake Mansarovar.
Deraphuk Gomba to Zutrulphuk Gomba: 9 hours (22 km)
High pass on the way (Dolama-La): 5600 m.

Day 11 : END PARIKRAMA NEAR DARCHEN AND DRIVE BACK TO LAKE MANSAROVAR (HORA QUI)

After a short trek, we will reach near Darchen from where we will be picked up by Land Cruiser and drive to Lake Mansarovar to join the group.
Zutrulphuk to the ending point: 13 km (3 hours)
Ending point to Lake Manasarovar (hora Qui): 25 km (2 hours)

Day 12 : RETURN JOURNEY TO PARYANG

Early morning after breakfast, we set off our journey back to to Paryang. Lake Manasarovar to Paryang: 6 hours (250 km)

Day 13 : RETURN JOURNEY TO SAGA

Return journey to Saga. Paryang to Saga: 6 hours (255 km)

Day 14 : RETURN JOURNEY TO NYALAM

Return journey to Nyalam OR ZhangMu. Saga to Nyalam: 7 hours (250 km)

Day 15 : KODARI TO KATHMANDU

Drive to the boarder then continue your journey to Kathmandu. Nyalam to Kodari by Jeep: Two hours (33 km)
Kodari to Kathmandu by private Bus: Four & half hours (123 km)

Day 16 : AT LEISURE IN KATHMANDU

Today, you can go for Pashupati Darshan again (on your own). Afternoon, you can make shopping.

Day 17 : DEPARTURE

Transfer to the Airport for your flight back home.

SERVICE INCLUDES:

1. Three nights twin-sharing accommodation in Kathmandu (4 star hotel) on full board
2. Sightseeing tour in Kathmandu
3. All necessary transfers in Kathmandu
4. Kathmandu – Kodari – Kathmandu transfers
5. Tibet group visa
6. Accommodation in Tibet (4 nights Guesthouse + 8 nights camp)
7. All meals in Tibet (breakfast, lunch & dinner)
8. Transportation in Tibet by 4WD Land Cruiser 4500 (4 passengers in one Land Cruiser)
9. Supporting truck
10. English speaking Tibetan guide
11. Necessary supporting crew (cook, helpers & sherpas)
12. Yaks & Yak men during the Parikrama (circumambulation around Kailash)
13. All necessary travel & trekking permits
14. Gammow bag (pressure bag) and oxygen for emergency use
15. Medical kit bag
16. All applicable taxes and service charges

SERVICE EXCLUDES:

1. Air ticket to Kathmandu & return
2. Nepal re-entry visa fee for NRIs
3. Your travel insurance
4. Rescue and evacuation service
5. Personal expenses
6. Bottled drinks
7. Tip for guide & driver
8. Any additional cost due to natural calamity and unforeseen circumstances

NOTE:
1. All dates are tentative; we reserve all rights to make any necessary changes.
2. Do contact us if you require further information or clarifications.

Note : All above terms and conditions are based on (IPSC) Indian Pilgrims Service China) and subject to change as the rules of IPSC

Nepal Village Tours

Village tourism has been emerged as a very new conept in the Nepalese tourism industry. Nepal is normally popular in the world for the adventure travel, white water rafting and great jungle safari, staying at the specially built resorts or the self pitched tents. A brand new concept of village tourism where the guests - you would be taken to unspoiled villages where you spend a few days living with the local people and being treated as honoured family guests. While staying in the villages, you enjoy comfortable accommodation, delicious local food and drink and a welcome that will remain a happy memory for a lifetime. Local attractions, both scenic and cultural are shown.

Many of these villages are close to unspoiled natural areas where wildlife may be seen undisturbed. The traditional culture of the different ethnic groups is a highlight of all village visits. These warm and friendly people are always ready to perform their music and dance and to give an insight into their religion. Examples of local handicrafts will be on display, and for sale, to guests.

Wildlife Safari Tour

Surrounding Chitwan National Park in southern Nepal is one of the best planned and most intelligently developed tourist areas in Nepal. Not only does it offer a wide variety of resorts and lodges, it is also easy to reach - by road or by air. Regular flights are scheduled by Royal Nepal Airlines and other airlines to Meghauli, Simara and Bharatpur. Many resorts provide coach service. Local buses offer a choice between a night ride and a day ride. Chitwan National Park is perhaps the best park in Nepal for seeing animals in the wild. In the earlier part of the century, when rapid deforestation was devastating Nepal's southern Terai belt, Government of Nepal intervened and proclaimed the Chitwan area a national park.

The Government of Nepal declared the Chitwan region a national park, outlawed settlement and deforestation within its boundaries, and a campaign to save the animals began. Projects carried out with the help of friendly nations have revived the animals that remained. Though the Terai is certainly not what it once was, the preserved portion within the Chitwan National Park is still a treat for animal lovers.

Royal Bengal tigers roam the region; one-horned rhinos can be seen charging through the underbrush, feeding and even courting. The Rapti River has been dammed to form a man-made lake called Lamital where water-birds and marsh mugger peckers and many other birds are found in plenty in these forests.
Elephant grass, five to six feet tall, provides excellent camouflage for animals. This grass serves as food for the gaur (a local bison), rhino and other herbivores. Once a year, local people are allowed into the park area to cut grass. The grass is dried, and used to thatch roofs or stored for food for the domestic animals during the dry season.

Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu. Meet assist at the airport and transfer to the hotel. O/N at Hotel.

Day 02: Sightseeing around Kathmandu Valley includes Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, Swyambhunath and Boudhanath. O/N at Hotel.

Day 03: Transfer to Chitwan by surface. Stop on the way at Manakamana to enjoy the Cable Car ride, a favorite spot of the Nepalese. Arrive in the afternoon in your luxury jungle resort. Spend sometimes at the river bathing with the elephants. O/N at Resort.

Day 04: After breakfast, Early morning you will have an elephant safari. You will explore the jungle on elephant back. Keep a look out for Wildlife. You willalso have an ox chart ride in the Tharu village and you will watch the sunset over the river.

Day 05: After breakfast take a canoe trip down the river and walk through the grassland. You will be taken to the elephant breeding centre where you can interact with baby elephants. You will also have a jungle drive and wildlife spotting. Evening Tharu Cultural Dance Program. O/N at Resort.

Day 06: Relaxing morning with breakfast in Bed. After breakfast transfer to Kathmandu by surface. O/N in Hotel.

Day 07: Departure

Transfer to the International airport to connect onward flight.

Nepal Honeymoon Tour

Day 01 - Kathmandu

Meeting at airport upon arrival by NTP Personnel. Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal and the Kathmandu Valley is the political and cultural heart of the Kingdom. The urban sprawl that makes up modern Kathmandu is in fact two cities, Patan and Kathmandu. Overnight at hotel.

Day 02 – Kathmandu

This morning you will be taken for a visit of the Hindu culture in Nepal, Pashupatinath. This is the place where holy saddhus pray and cremations on the Bagmati River are carried out. We then continue to the holiest shrine for the Buddhist culture in Nepal, Bouddhanath, with its large stupa, this is the place where all devout Buddhists come for a pilgrimage. After completion of these two spots, you will be taken for sightseeing to City Durbar Square. This square is famous for old palaces, temples, Kumari Ghar and so on. Now we move on to Syambhunath, famous world heritage sight with magnificent views of the Kathmandu valley and tribute to Buddhism. Overnight at hotel.

Day 03 – Kathmandu / Chitwan

Drive to Chitwan. Chitwan is 180 Km from Kathmandu & is a 05 hours drive from Kathmandu. Chitwan is one of Asia's premier wildlife reserves. Its 360 square miles of tall grasslands and forests are home to a wide variety of mammals and birds, including several endangered species. Overnight at hotel.

Day 04 – Chitwan

Enjoy Jungle observation at Chitwan National park. The highlight being the Elephant Safari in the jungles. Other activities are Canoeing, Dugout canoe, Nature Walk and Bird Watching. Also experience walking through the forests with naturalists and watch the Native folk dances of the Terais. Overnight at hotel.

Day 05 – Chitwan / Pokhara

Drive to Pokhara. Pokhara is 180 Km & is a 04 hours drive from Chitwan. From Pokhara town (2,352 feet) the 25,000+ peaks of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges rise a scant 20 miles away with no intervening ridges to spoil the view. Overnight at hotel.

Day 06 – Pokhara

Today you will visit Bindebasini Temple. This is one of the oldest temples in Pokhara was a part of Kaski Kingdom, the main deity of the temple,Goddess Durga. Sightseeing to Devi’s fall, also known as Patale Chango is an awesome waterfall lying 2 km southwest of Pokhara. Just opposite of Devi’s fall, on the other side of the road, there is Gupteshwor Cave. Overnight at hotel.

Day 07 – Pokhara / Kathmandu

Drive back to Kathmandu & transfer to hotel. Rest day at leisure. Overnight at hotel.

Day 08 – Kathmandu / Airport

Morning will be comparatively free and closer to the time of your flight; you will be transferred to the airport in time to board your flight for onward journey.