• Day 1

  Arrival at Kathmandu

  It is the first day of trip and your arrival day in Kathmandu Nepal. When you land at the airport in Kathmandu and come out at the arrival lounge, our company representative will welcome you with a warm smile. Then, we will drive you to the trip hotel where you can spend relaxing time. We will have a meeting in the evening to talk about the trip in details.

• Day 2

  Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour – B

  After you take your breakfast, a beautiful day sightseeing tour of heritage monuments in Kathmandu valley is due today. Visit Swoyambhunath – the monkey temple; Patan Durbar Square – the medieval palace square; Pashupatinath – the open cremation ground for Hindus; and Boudhanath – the biggest Buddhist stupa.

• Day 3

  Kathmandu – Pokhara 900m – B

  Take your breakfast early and check out the hotel to travel to Pokhara today. We will drive to 200 kilometers west of Kathmandu to reach Pokhara, a charmingly beautiful city. About seven hours of drive will let us absorb the beauty of the Nepali rural settings. There will be a break on the way for the lunch. On reaching Pokhara and checking into our hotel, we will have some time to explore around the town on the lake side.

• Day 4

  Pokhara – Jomsom –  3,550m – B.L.D (by flight/ by jeep anyone)

  Take an early morning flight to Jomsom. This breathtaking mountain flight will take you to Jomsom in about 20 minutes [[if you go by jeep you will see beautiful hill,river ,temple mountain}]. As you fly above Pokhara valley towards the Annapurna range and then for the view of Dhaulagiri range of the Himalayas, you will simply be left awestruck by the majestic charm of the mighty, snow-capped peaks.

  Once you land at Jomsom airport, you prepare for the trek of the day. The trek today goes to Kagbeni. Walk along the Kali Gandaki River bank up to Kagbeni, where we stay overnight, in a steady and awesome trail.

• Day 5

  Jomsom -muktinath  3,050m – B.L.D

  Early morning leaving from hotel to muktinath temple ,see the temple and you enjoy your some hours there then after same day back to pokhara ,back to time you will enjoy your  way.

• Day 6

  Pokhara Exploration – B

  Morning breakfast and set out on an exploration tour of other sites in Pokhara. Visit Davis falls, Gupteswor cave, and world peace stupa and come back to lakeside for a peaceful boat riding. If you have enough time left, you can indulge yourself on some adventure sporting like paragliding, bungee jumping etc.

• Day 7

  Pokhara – Kathmandu – B

  Take a drive back to Kathmandu on the same highway you took to go to Pokhara earlier. Another six hours on the highway will give you time to observe the villages and towns on the way from a different angle. After reaching Kathmandu and checking into hotel, you will have some free time to wander around the streets of Thamel.

• Day 8

  Departure Day – B

  We will drive you to airport for the departure flight three prior to your flight schedule.

Note

1. Nepal's roads are narrow, and most of them are winding roads. It is prone to traffic jams. The road is long. It is recommended that you prepare the U-shaped pillows and other decompression equipment in advance!
2. Chitwan is located in the National Forest. The climate is hot and humid, and there are many mosquitoes. It is recommended that you carry anti-mosquito dew water and other items in advance.

Climate:

The Mountains in northern Nepal are cold all year round, the climate in the central mountains and valleys is mild, the principle of southern flats is hot all year round, and the rainy season is from June to September each year. The average maximum and minimum temperatures of the capital throughout the year are as follows (unit: Celsius)

• ★ Nepal time is 15 minutes fast than time in INDIA ; for example: 09:00 INDIA time, is 09;15 Nepal time;
• ★ The official currency is: Nepalese Rupee (Rs), the exchange rate is about: 100 IC =160RS (depending on the day); most shopping malls in Nepal can use credit cards, such card, VISA or MasterCard, please see the specific handling fee. Consult each card bank;
• ★ Nepal's voltage is 220V~240V, but most hotel outlets are bidirectional round heads (European standard), so it is recommended to bring a conversion plug;
• ★ Most of Nepal's tourist cars are imported from India, Japan, and South Korea. They have a long service life and relatively old conditions. Trolley boxes and large luggage will be placed on the roof, and the cover will be indispensable.
• ★ Nepal country code: 00977, INDIA mobile phone opened for international roaming, can be used in Nepal (but call, Internet is more expensive); you can also purchase local travel phone card, etc. (International long distance: 7 N/min; Internet: 500N/ 1000M)
• ★ Nepalese hotels are smaller than domestic hotels and have a long history, but the service is thoughtful and basically covers the wireless network; the rooms are generally double standard rooms with towels; but no toiletries, slippers, etc.;
• ★ The average temperature in Nepal from May to October is: 18~31°. It is recommended to carry light and light clothing. The average temperature from November to April is 5~22°. It is recommended to wear long sleeves, jacket or thin sweater. When the temperature difference is large, please pay attention to keep warm;
• ★ Nepal Customs regulations: Each person can carry up to 300000IC or a foreign currency equivalent to 5,000 US dollars. If this amount is exceeded, it will not be able to bring out Nepal;

What's included

• Pick up and drop off service on your arrival and departure flights
• All accommodations on twin sharing basis
• Including muktinath tims & permits
• All breakfast in Kathmandu and Pokhara during the trip
• Kathmandu cultural sightseeing tour
• Pokhara sightseeing tour
• All overland transportation required

Not included

• International airfare
• Side seen intrans fees
• Travel insurance
• Any kind of drinks
• Any other personal expenses
• Gratuities to guide and driver (Not mandatory but expected as customary thank you for the service)
• Any other expenses caused by some unforeseen and uncontrollable situations that may arise during the trip

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