From: A&R#2
There are few countries in the world which fascinate the visitor as much as the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal. From the highest mountains on Earth to lowland jungles teeming with wildlife, from historic pilgrimage sites to towns and villages steeped in complex cultures, Nepal offers something for every traveller. This tour is designed to give you a moderately priced introduction to all of these while staying in good class accommodation, and including a short easy trek in the Annapurna Himalaya north of Pokhara.

Day 1 Arriving in Kathmandu mid-afternoon you transfer to your comfortable hotel where you can relax after the flight, or perhaps have time for a little sightseeing.

Days 2-3 During two full days' of guided tours you will experience the Nepalese capital with its Old Royal Palace on the Durbar Square, ancient temples and bustling markets; you will explore the famous "monkey temple" at Swayambhunath with superb views over the city; a visit to Nepal's largest Hindu temple at Pashupatinath is a must; and the Buddhist stupa at Bodhnath cannot fail to impress; Bhaktapur is an enchanting place where you can walk around the town in a largely traffic-free environment and enjoy the mediaeval atmosphere. Nights at the Hotel in Kathmandu.

Days 4-9 This morning you fly to Pokhara in Central Nepal where you are transported to the beginning of your trek at the base of the high Annapurna Range. Hiking among these most massive and spectacular of Nature's creations is an experience never to be forgotten. During the easy 6 days  trek you will be accompanied by a fully trained guide, cook and sherpas to ensure a smooth and comfortable walking experience. All staff, including porters, are fully insured; all baggage is carried for you; equipment is of the highest standard; kerosene is used as fuel to avoid depletion of fuelwood; and all non-biodegradeable waste is disposed of at designated sites. Three nights fully-serviced camping.

Day 10 The trek ends back in Pokhara where you can rest in the luxury Hotel.

Days 10-12 Today you transfer to one of Asia's finest National Parks, the Royal Chitwan. A road journey in this part of the world can be longish and bumpy, but it is certainly never boring! On arrival check in to your resort in a superb setting on an island within the Park itself. During your stay here you will enjoy all the sights and sounds of the wild on a series of guided jungle walks, elephant safaris and canoe rides. In the process of searching for the wild and powerful Indian Rhino, huge and majestic Elephant, and the ultimate king of the jungle, the Tiger, you will see many other animals such as elegant Spotted Deer, the more sedate Sambar, long-tailed Grey Langur, agile Rhesus Macaques, fast-footed Small Indian Mongoose, acrobatic squirrels of various descriptions, heavy but surprisingly fast Wild Boar, or perhaps even an Indian Porcupine or a Marsh Mugger Crocodile. Even those less interested in birds will find a hugely colourful variety ranging from the giants of the avian world such as hornbills and eagles, to diminutive colourful sunbirds and troops of noisy babblers which all add to the multi-faceted experience. Nights at Resort in Chitwan.

Days 13-14 After a last morning safari at Chitwan you return by road to Kathmandu where you can enjoy a day at leisure. You may wish to explore the bustle of back streets and narrow alleys with their little shrines, squares and temples; shop for colourful and intricately fashioned handicrafts, or perhaps take a trip out to the rim of the Valley to enjoy some final hours with the Himalaya, the Abode of the Gods. Nights at hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 15 Departure from Kathmandu/Transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for the flight .

Emphasis: General cultural interest, easy trek and wildlife safari.

Accommodation: High Standard (5*) hotels; first class jungle lodge; fully-serviced camping on the trek.

Meals: All included except for lunches and dinners in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

Leader: English-speaking guides. As well, Japanese, Germany!

Group size: Maximum 14 pax., Minimum 2 Pax.

Cost of Trip:: USD 2999.00 (Business Class Tourist) Per Person.
Cost for Economic Class Tourist, Students, Professors, Click here

Please note that this tour is possible at any time from October to December & March to May for a minimum of two clients. – price on application.

Cost Includes: All hotel accommodation, meals as outlined above, flights Kathmandu to Biratnagar and Nepalgunj to Kathmandu, airport arrival and departure transfers, two full day tours in the Kathmandu Valley, transfers from Koshi Tappu to Chitwan and Chitwan to Bardia by private vehicle, wildlife safaris, National Park entrance fees, government taxes and guide services.

Cost not includes: Any emergency evacuation cost, personal beverage in Kathmandu as well as during the trip, medical expenses, incase of extra days in Nepal and more which are not mentioned in "Cost Includes". 

Suggestion: Please bring outdoor cloths, camera and other electronic equipments. Please bring 1st Ais Kits and some medicines prescibe by your Doctor. Marmot & EagleCreek 
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