Duration
9 Days
DIFFICULTY
Easy
GROUP SIZE
1 - 25
MAX. ALTITUDE
1350 m
Best Season
Whole year
Accomodation
Hotel
Meals
Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Walking per day
2 hrs
Overview
Nepal Overland Tour-Discover the Diverse Landscapes and Cultures of Nepal by Road
Nepal overland tour is one of the best ways to explore the Nepali culture, tradition, religion, bio-diversity, and people. Tourists visit the main old temples, monasteries, stupas, and Durbar Squares (Royal Palaces) in and around the Kathmandu Valley. Some naturally beautiful tourist places are included in the overland tour package. In addition, this tour presents the traditional cities in the Kathmandu Valley. These are Bhaktapur, Lalitpur, and Kathmandu cities that are mostly inhabited by the Newar indigenous people.
Embark on an unforgettable Nepal Overland Tour—a journey that takes you through the heart of this Himalayan nation, connecting ancient heritage, scenic highlands, vibrant cities, and serene countryside. Traveling overland offers a unique and immersive experience, giving you the freedom to witness Nepal’s diverse geography and rich cultural tapestry at your own pace.
Whether you’re looking to explore bustling Kathmandu, the wildlife-rich jungles of Chitwan, the serene beauty of Pokhara, or the Tibetan-influenced highlands of Upper Mustang or Lhasa (via Kodari or Kerung border), our Nepal Overland Tour is crafted to give you a wholesome adventure on wheels.
Tour Highlights
- Drive through scenic landscapes: hills, plains, and the majestic Himalayas
- Explore historic cities: Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Patan
- Visit sacred temples and UNESCO World Heritage Sites
- Experience rural Nepal with authentic cultural encounters
- Jungle safari at Chitwan National Park
- Boating on the tranquil Phewa Lake in Pokhara
- Cross-border overland options to Tibet (China) or India
Outline Itinerary (9 Days – Customizable)
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu
Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, you will be warmly welcomed by our office representative. After a brief introduction, you will be transferred to your hotel in a private, air-conditioned coach. Check-in at the hotel and enjoy some time to relax and recover from your journey. The rest of the day is free for leisure or optional exploration around the local area.
Day 2: Mountain Flight & Kathmandu Sightseeing
Start the day early with an unforgettable mountain flight experience. This scenic one-hour flight offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest and other towering peaks.
After returning to the hotel and having breakfast, begin your Kathmandu city tour:
Kathmandu Durbar Square: Explore this historic royal square filled with ancient palaces, temples, and courtyards, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple): Visit one of the oldest and most revered Buddhist stupas in Nepal, perched on a hilltop offering panoramic views of the valley.
Return to your hotel in the evening. Overnight in Kathmandu.
Day 3: Temples & Ancient Villages
After breakfast, depart for a spiritual and cultural sightseeing tour:
Pashupatinath Temple: Visit the sacred Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, situated on the banks of the Bagmati River.
Boudhanath Stupa: Explore one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world, surrounded by monasteries and prayer wheels.
Sankhu Village: Later, take a short drive to this ancient Newari village known for its traditional architecture, narrow alleys, and historical importance in the Kathmandu Valley.
Return to the hotel in the evening. Overnight in Kathmandu.
Day 4: Bhaktapur, Patan & Drive to Pokhara
Check out after breakfast and begin your day with visits to:
Bhaktapur Durbar Square: A city of devotees, rich in culture, art, and historical monuments, known for its preserved palace courtyards and intricate woodwork.
Patan Durbar Square: Explore this vibrant city known for its fine arts, temples, and ancient royal palace complex.
In the afternoon, embark on a scenic drive to Pokhara (approx. 6-7 hours). Upon arrival, check in at the hotel and rest.
Day 5: Pokhara City Tour
After breakfast, explore the beautiful lakeside city of Pokhara, surrounded by the Annapurna mountain range:
Devi’s Fall and Gupteshwor Cave
Seti River Gorge
Bindabasini Temple
International Mountain Museum
Enjoy a peaceful boat ride on Phewa Lake, with views of the serene water and a visit to the Tal Barahi Temple located on an island in the lake.
Evening at leisure. Overnight in Pokhara.
Day 6: Drive to Chitwan National Park
After breakfast, depart for Chitwan National Park (approx. 4-5 hours by road), one of Asia’s premier wildlife reserves and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Upon arrival, check in at the resort. Enjoy a welcome drink and a briefing about the jungle activities. Evening cultural program (Tharu dance performance) followed by dinner.
Day 7: Jungle Safari & Wildlife Activities
A full day of exciting jungle activities, which may include:
Elephant-back safari or jeep safari to spot wildlife such as rhinos, deer, and possibly Bengal tigers
Canoe ride on the Rapti River
Nature walk with a naturalist guide
Visit to the Elephant Breeding Center
All meals will be provided. Overnight at the resort in Chitwan.
Day 8: Bird Watching & Return to Kathmandu
Start the morning with a guided bird-watching tour, as Chitwan is home to over 500 species of birds. After breakfast, begin your drive back to Kathmandu (approx. 5-6 hours). Upon arrival, check in at the hotel and spend the evening at leisure or enjoy some last-minute shopping.
Day 9: Departure
After breakfast, our representative will escort you to Tribhuvan International Airport in a private coach for your onward flight. We hope you leave Nepal with unforgettable memories and experiences.
Cost:
US$ 1260.00 per person (1 star hotel)
US$1520.00 per person (3 star hotel)
US$1900.00 per person (5 star hotel)
“Special discounts available for couples and groups!”
Cost includes:
- Pick up and drop off transport as mentioned in the itinerary & sightseeing.
- Accommodation and breakfast during the trip in Kathmandu Valley and Pokhara City
- Full board (accommodation, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) in Chitwan National Park
- Tour guide
- Entrance fees and government royalties
- Sightseeing as mentioned in the itinerary
- Nepal Mountain Lovers T-shirt
- Farewell dinner
Cost excludes:
- International air ticket, airport tax and Nepal visa fees
- All kinds of drink during tour and travel with us
- Travel insurance and the cost of medical services of tourists
- All kinds of cloth and personal belongings
- Other personal expenses and tips
- Charted helicopter, plane and other transports in case of emergency
Why Choose Our Nepal Overland Tour?
✅ Custom Itineraries tailored to your interests and travel style
✅ Comfortable private vehicles with experienced drivers
✅ Local guides who bring Nepal’s history and culture to life
✅ Safe and hassle-free travel arrangements
✅ Eco-friendly travel practices to support sustainable tourism
Best Time for Overland Tours in Nepal
The ideal time for overland tours in Nepal is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These months offer clear skies, moderate temperatures, and the best visibility for mountain views and road travel.
Who Is This Tour For?
- Families looking for a cultural and scenic holiday
- Adventure seekers who prefer road trips over trekking
- Photographers and travel bloggers
- Elderly or non-trekking travelers wanting to explore Nepal comfortably
- Group tours, corporate getaways, and educational trips
Customize Your Journey
We offer fully customizable Nepal Overland Tours. Choose your destinations, duration, travel pace, and comfort level—from budget to luxury. Whether you’re planning a private trip, a family vacation, or a group expedition, we’ll tailor the experience to meet your expectations.
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Related Tours:
Tibet Overland Tour via Kerung Border
Kathmandu-Pokhara-Lumbini Overland Circuit
Nepal-India Cross-Border Cultural Tour
Upper Mustang Jeep Safari Tour
Accommodation
We have many different types of hotels, from non-star to star, and located in city areas and mountains. We provide the hotel based on the requirements of guests, and the cost also depends on the category of hotel.
Guide
Many languages are spoken by our guides, like English, Chinese, German, French, Russian, Italian, and Spanish. They are sincere and dedicated to their work, and they enjoy what they do. They want to make your journey in Nepal happy.
Transport
We provide a luxury coach based on the requirements of guests. Our drivers are highly concerned about the safety of our guests. They can make basic communication with the guests in English incase the guide is away for a while for the management of the tour.
Flexibility
It is OK with Nepal Mountain Lovers to prolong the tour based on the interest of the guests or shorten it due to unforeseen issues and problems of the guests.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. What Will a Trip to Nepal Cost?
Nepal is known for being remarkably budget-friendly. On average, a 7-day trip (excluding international flights) might cost around USD 250–350. This covers basic hotel stays, three meals a day, local transportation, and modest sightseeing expenses. Costs can vary depending on your choice of accommodation and activities—luxury stays and guided treks will increase your total budget, while guesthouses and street food help lower it considerably.
2. Which Month Is Best to Visit Nepal?
The ideal time to explore Nepal is during autumn (September to November) and spring (March to May). These periods offer clear skies, gentle breezes, vibrant landscapes, and mild temperatures—perfect for trekking, sightseeing, and cultural wanderings. Autumn also aligns with major local festivals, adding vivid cultural experiences to your trip.
3. How Can I Plan a 7-Day Trip to Nepal?
A well-balanced 7-day Nepal itinerary might look like this:
Day 1: Arrive in Kathmandu. Dive into heritage sites like Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, and soak in Thamel’s energy.
Day 2: Discover Patan and Bhaktapur’s ancient artistry and traditional architecture.
Day 3: Journey to Pokhara. In the evening, stroll by serene Phewa Lake.
Day 4: Watch sunrise from Sarangkot, visit local waterfalls or the World Peace Pagoda.
Day 5: Return to Kathmandu. Explore Swayambhunath and enjoy street food around Asan or Thamel.
Day 6: Venture into nearby natural or cultural attractions—consider a short trip to Chitwan (for wildlife) or a cooking and homestay experience in a village.
Day 7: Last-minute souvenirs, visit markets, then head home.
This mix allows you to experience both cultural depth and natural beauty in a memorable week.
4. How to Spend 5 Days in Nepal?
A compact 5-day itinerary can be just as enriching:
Day 1: Kathmandu temples and Thamel’s buzzing lanes.
Day 2: UNESCO gems—Patan or Bhaktapur.
Day 3: Head to Pokhara; enjoy lakeside calm in the evening.
Day 4: A sunrise at Sarangkot followed by local sightseeing.
Day 5: Back to Kathmandu for final exploration and shopping.
It’s a tight but satisfying blend of city life, heritage, and scenic escape.
5. Which Month Offers the Lowest Travel Costs?
July typically sees the most affordable travel deals to Nepal. This falls squarely in the monsoon season (June to August), when reduced tourist numbers mean cheaper accommodations and tour prices. Keep in mind, though, this is rainier and less ideal for mountainous activities.
6. Do You Need a Visa for Nepal?
For Indian citizens: No visa is required. You have full travel freedom and can enter with an Indian passport or a Voter ID card featuring your photo.
For other nationalities: A visa on arrival is available (commonly for 15, 30, or 90 days). You can also apply online beforehand if preferred.
7. Is Nepal Expensive for a Tourist?
Not at all. Nepal offers exceptional value, with deeply affordable accommodations, meals, and transport—especially when compared to many global destinations. Whether you’re hiking to Himalayan vistas or touring urban streets, you’ll find plenty of experiences that go easy on your wallet.
8. Is One Week Enough Time to Explore Nepal?
Yes, one week offers an excellent window into Nepal’s diversity. You can comfortably cover Kathmandu’s historical core, the serene landscapes of Pokhara, and even a windfall side activity—like wildlife or village immersion. It’s a wonderful duration for a meaningful and varied journey.
9. How Much Money Should I Budget for a 7-Day Trip?
Estimated Budget (excluding flights):
Accommodation: USD 25–30/day → USD 175–210
Food: USD 10–15/day → USD 70–105
Transportation, entrance fees, extras: USD 60–100
Total: Roughly USD 305–415 depending on preferences.
Adjust up or down for fine dining, luxury hotels, or extended treks.
10. Are Four Days Enough to Visit Nepal?
Yes—it’s brief but doable. Focus tightly:
Days 1–2: Kathmandu’s temples, plazas, and alleys.
Days 3–4: A quick trip to Pokhara for lakeside calm and mountain views.
You’ll leave with a feel for Nepal’s warmth and heritage—meaningful, even if short.
11. How Much Money Should I Keep Per Day?
Plan for USD 40–60 per day within Nepal (not counting flights):
Accommodation: USD 25–30
Meals: USD 10–15
Extras (transport, snacks, entrance fees): USD 5–15
Cash helps—some small shops and eateries prefer it. ATMs are available in cities, but carry a safety buffer.
12. Do Indian Citizens Require a Visa to Enter Nepal?
No—Indian travelers enjoy special visa-free entry, according to the India-Nepal bilateral arrangement. A valid Indian document (passport or photo Voter ID) suffices.
13. Is INR Accepted in Nepal?
Yes, Indian Rupees (INR) are accepted in many areas—especially in border towns and tourist hubs. Still, most places give change in Nepali Rupees (NPR). It’s convenient, but best to rely on local currency when possible for smoother transactions.
14. How Much Does a Nepal Visa On Arrival Cost?
Fees vary depending on duration and nationality, but typically range from USD 30 to USD 50, depending on your passport and visa length (e.g., 15, 30, or 90 days). Current fees can be confirmed with Nepal’s immigration website or your local embassy.
15. Is Nepal Costly for Indian Travelers?
Not particularly. Many services remain budget-friendly, and Indian visitors often benefit from preferential pricing in certain areas, making it a very economically attractive destination.
16. How to Plan a Budget-Friendly Trip to Nepal?
Here’s how to stretch your travel budget:
Travel during off-peak (e.g., monsoon months) for lower prices.
Choose guesthouses or homestays over hotels.
Enjoy street food, local eateries, and public transportation.
Stick to self-guided or low-cost guided tours.
Opt for free/low-cost cultural sites or scenic spots.
Simplicity may heighten the authenticity—and unlocked savings can extend your trip.
17. Average Living Costs in Nepal
For a local urban resident, basic monthly living expenses (rent, groceries, utilities) often fall in the USD 200–400 range, depending on lifestyle and region. Major cities like Kathmandu will tilt toward the higher end.
18. Is USD 100 a Lot in Nepal?
Yes—on a per-day basis, USD 100 offers comfortable mid-range travel. It covers a good hotel, meals, a bit of extra, and can go further with careful budgeting. As a lump sum, it can sustain a traveler for several days.
19. What Is the Average Salary in Nepal?
In Nepal, average monthly salaries typically range from USD 200 to USD 400, depending on the industry and region. Of course, professionals in certain sectors or international organizations might earn more.
20. How Much Does a Taxi Cost in Nepal?
Taxi fares are modest but vary by city. A short ride within Kathmandu might cost around USD 2–5. Shared tempos (minibuses) are even cheaper and quite common for short local trips.
21. Should You Bring Cash to Nepal?
Yes—carry a mix of cash and cards. Larger cities and tourist areas offer ATM access, but in rural or remote zones, cash (especially in NPR) is key. ATMs in Nepal commonly accept international cards, though network outages can happen.
22. What to Do in Kathmandu (inspired by Lonely Planet-style suggestions)?
Kathmandu offers a vibrant tapestry of experiences:
Wander through UNESCO heritage squares in Patan and Bhaktapur.
Visit Swayambhunath (“Monkey Temple”) and Boudhanath’s storied stupa.
Immerse yourself in Pashupatinath’s spiritual rituals.
Browse art, crafts, and local treats in Thamel and Asan’s market lanes.
Enjoy cozy cafés, live music venues, and cultural performances by night.
It’s a blend of history, spirituality, and local charm.
23. Is Nepal Worth Visiting?
Absolutely. Between its rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes (from valleys to mountains), budget-friendliness, and warm hospitality, Nepal consistently ranks as a meaningful, memorable destination for travelers of any style.
Detail Itinerary
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Day 1 :
Pick up from the airport and drop off at the hotel by our office representative with a private coach.
One of our office representatives will be waiting for you at the airport exit with a private vehicle. He will be holding a signboard displaying your name, making it easy for you to identify him. You will simply place your luggage in the car and proceed to your hotel. The journey from the international airport to your hotel takes approximately 20 minutes, despite being only 5 kilometers away, due to frequent heavy traffic. Upon your arrival at the hotel, you will be greeted with welcome drinks and asked to complete the registration form. Afterward, you will receive your room key and check into your accommodations. After about an hour, you will return to the lobby where your tour expert will provide an overview of your trip in Nepal. He will outline important dos and don’ts while in the country and recommend several excellent restaurants for lunch and dinner. Please note that meals are not included during your stay in Kathmandu. If you need assistance purchasing any medications or personal items, he will be available to help you.
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Day 2 :
Kathmandu Tour and Mountain Flight
Travel to the domestic airport for a one-hour mountain flight, offering breathtaking views of numerous snow-capped mountains, including the majestic Mount Everest. Afterward, return to the hotel for breakfast.
– Proceed to Jamal, a mere five-minute walk from the hotel, to admire the 17th-century pond known as Rani Pokhari (Queen’s Pond).
– Visit the 15th-century Kathe Swyambhunath Stupa.
– Explore the Nardevi Temple and the Deshaya Marujhya, also referred to as the “country nowhere window.”
– Tour Kathmandu Durbar Square, where you can see ancient temples, the royal palace, and the living goddess Kumari at Kumari House. Marvel at the impressive image of the god Bhairab, the 16th-century Jagannath Temple adorned with erotic art, and Taleju Bhawani, the tallest temple in the Kathmandu valley, which opens only once a year during the major festival ‘Dashain’ in October.
– Visit the Sankata Mandir (Temple) near the new road gate, as well as Mahankal Mandir (Temple).
– Walk through the bustling Asan street to reach Annapurna Temple, dedicated to the goddess of food.
– Discover Seto Machhendranath, ‘Bangemudha,’ and the ‘Toothache log,’ where it is believed that nailing a coin to the log can alleviate toothache.Finally, drive to Swyambhunath, a renowned Buddhist stupa situated atop a hill, both of which are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Return to the hotel afterward.
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Day 3 :
Pashupatinath Temple and Stupa Visit
Breakfast will be followed by a visit to the Pashupatinath Hindu Temple, one of the most significant temples for Hindus worldwide. Lord Pashupatinath is regarded as an incarnation of the supreme Hindu deity, Shiva. The term “Pashupati” translates to “lord of all living beings,” indicating that Pashupatinath is revered as the supreme god for all creatures. During major festivals, the temple attracts over two hundred thousand pilgrims in a single day. Adjacent to Pashupatinath flows the Bagmati River, considered one of the holiest rivers, where visitors often bathe.
Along the banks of this river, numerous cremation platforms are present, where many Hindus choose to cremate their deceased. It is a widely held belief among Hindus that cremation at the feet of Lord Shiva grants them passage to heaven.
Following this, there will be a drive to Sankhu, a quaint Newari town, where a brief walk will lead to the Bajra Jogini Temple, dedicated to the tantric goddess. The itinerary also includes a visit to the Bouddhanath Stupa, the largest stupa in South Asia and a significant Buddhist monument. Surrounding the stupa are several important Buddhist monasteries, including the Shakyapa Monastery and the Shechen Monastery, both of which are worthy of exploration. The Bouddhanath Stupa is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Day 4 :
Bhaktapur Visit and Drive to Sarangakot, Pokhara
Breakfast will be followed by a drive to Bhaktapur, a city renowned for its rich traditions and cultural heritage within the Kathmandu Valley. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore Bhaktapur Durbar Square, which houses the Royal Palace, along with the remarkable temples that define this city, known as the City of Devotees. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bhaktapur features significant attractions such as Pottery Square, Nyatpola Temple, and the Dattatraya Temple.
Among the three major cities in the Kathmandu Valley, Bhaktapur stands out as the most traditional, located just 15 kilometers from Kathmandu. The majority of Bhaktapur’s residents are engaged in agriculture, cultivating various food grains and vegetables. It is noteworthy that some individuals, even at the age of 80, have never ventured to Kathmandu, highlighting the enduring traditional lifestyle of the Bhaktapur community.
Historically, prior to the 15th century, Bhaktapur served as the ruling center of the entire Kathmandu Valley. During the 15th century, a king in Bhaktapur established three kingdoms for the convenience of his three sons, leading to the formation of Bhaktapur, Kathmandu, and Patan. This division resulted in ongoing competition and conflict among the kingdoms, ultimately weakening them and leading to their loss of power to the Shah dynasty in the 17th century.
Following this, one may choose to drive or fly to Pokhara, a prominent tourist destination in Nepal, celebrated for its stunning natural beauty. Pokhara is characterized by its picturesque lakes, waterfalls, gorges, caves, and breathtaking views of the Himalayas.
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Day 5 :
Pokhara City Tour
In the morning, embark on a 25-minute drive to Sarangkot Hill to witness the sunrise and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Himalayas. Sarangkot is renowned as one of the most picturesque locations in Pokhara for observing the snow-capped mountains and the sunrise. On a clear day, one can see the Dhaulagiri, Annapurna range, Fishtail, and Manaslu, all of which rise above 8,000 meters. Simultaneously, the stunning Phewa Lake and Pokhara Valley can be admired.
After returning to the hotel for breakfast, make a stop at Bindhyabasini Temple along the way. This temple is one of the most significant religious sites in Pokhara, associated with Hinduism. Bindhyabasini is an incarnation of Goddess Durga, who symbolizes power in Hindu belief. She is revered as a formidable goddess who accepts sacrifices during major festivals.
The day will be dedicated to sightseeing in Pokhara City.
Begin with boating on Phewa Lake, a major attraction in Pokhara, which is often referred to as the Valley of Lakes. Phewa Lake covers an area of 5.7 square kilometers.
Next, visit Devi’s Falls, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Pokhara, which cascades from the dam of Phewa Lake. On July 31, 1961, a Swiss couple was bathing near the falls when the woman tragically drowned in a pit and was lost. Her body was discovered three days later, and the falls were subsequently named after her, although its original Nepali name is Patale Chhango.
Proceed to the Tibetan Refugee Camp, another notable attraction in Pokhara. Following the invasion of Tibet by the Chinese Red Army in 1960, many Tibetans fled their homeland for safety. Some sought refuge in Dharamsala, India, while others came to Nepal. In 1962, the International Red Cross established a refugee camp near Devi’s Falls. The Tibetan community is known for their craftsmanship in handmade carpets and souvenirs, and they continue to sustain their livelihoods through these businesses.
Explore the Mountain Museum: The Mountain Museum in Pokhara is yet another captivating destination in the area. It showcases the history of climbing in Nepal and features the essential equipment required for mountain ascents.
Finally, visit the Peace Stupa, a relatively new structure situated atop a hill.
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Day 6 :
Chitwan National Park Tour
You will begin your day with your final cup of tea or coffee alongside breakfast before departing for Chitwan National Park, renowned for its one-horned rhinoceros and Bengal tiger. Regular flights are available from Pokhara to Chitwan, taking approximately 20 minutes, or you may opt for a five-hour drive.
Upon your arrival at the hotel in Chitwan National Park, lunch will be provided. Following lunch, you will have some time to rest. In the late afternoon, you will embark on a tour of a Tharu village. The Tharu people are the indigenous inhabitants of Chitwan, having settled in the region around the 14th century. Prior to the 19th century, the area was largely uninhabitable for anyone other than the Tharu due to malaria. Once malaria was controlled, many individuals migrated from the mountainous regions to the lowlands of Nepal, including Chitwan. During this time, you will also visit the elephant stable. In the evening, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a sunset view at the edge of the Rapti River while sipping tea or coffee.
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Day 7 :
Full-day activities in Chitwan National Park
Full-day activities in Chitwan National Park offer an exhilarating adventure experience.
Jungle Walk: The jungle walk is a captivating adventure activity in Chitwan, providing opportunities to encounter wildlife such as the Royal Bengal tiger, one-horned rhinoceros, bears, deer, bison, and various other species. This excursion lasts approximately three hours and takes you deep into the heart of the jungle.
Jeep Safari in the National Park: Another thrilling adventure in Chitwan National Park is the jeep safari. This option allows for an extensive exploration of the wilderness, covering 35 kilometers into the jungle and including a visit to the crocodile breeding center.
Elephant Ride: The elephant ride is a remarkable way to discover the diverse flora and fauna of Chitwan National Park. This experience typically lasts around two hours.
Canoeing: Canoeing is an additional highlight in Chitwan National Park, taking place on the Rapti River for about 30 minutes. During this activity, participants can observe aquatic wildlife such as crocodiles, fish, and various migratory and local birds.
Visit to the Elephant Breeding Center: The elephant breeding center plays a crucial role in increasing the elephant population. Visitors can observe numerous elephants, including calves, and may even witness mating behaviors.
Evening Tharu Stick Dance: The Tharu stick dance is a captivating cultural experience in Chitwan National Park. This traditional performance features unique music, songs, and rhythms, with drumming accompanying the dance. The Tharu stick dance is typically presented after dinner.
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Day 8 :
Bird Watching and back to Kathmandu
In the morning bird watching and breakfast
Drive or fly back to Kathmandu
Farewell dinner with Nepali cultural program
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Day 9 :
Drive to the International airport and fly back onward to the destination.
From: $1,260
Cost Includes
- Pick up and drop off transport as mentioned in the itinerary & sightseeing.
- Accommodation and breakfast during the trip in Kathmandu Valley and Pokhara City
- Full board (accommodation, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) in Chitwan National Park
- Tour guide
- Entrance fees and government royalties
- Sightseeing as mentioned in the itinerary
- Nepal Mountain Lovers T-shirt
- Farewell dinner
Cost Excludes
- International air ticket, airport tax and Nepal visa fees
- All kinds of drink during tour and travel with us
- Travel insurance and the cost of medical services of tourists
- All kinds of cloth and personal belongings
- Other personal expenses and tips
- Charted helicopter, plane and other transports in case of emergency
Talk with a travel expert with more than a decade of experience and plan your adventure.
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Essential Information to Help Your Nepal Trip
Arrival Point: You will land at the Kathmandu International Airport and meet our office representative. You can follow our office representative by your name on the signboard the representative will display near the exit point of the airport.
In case of a change in plan or a delayed flight, please let us know. We will arrange the airport pick-up accordingly.
Visa: If you come to Nepal without a visa, you can get an arrival visa at the Kathmandu International Airport. The visa costs $ 30 for 15 days, $ 50 for 30 days, and $ 125 for 90 Days.
Payment: 15% of the total trip cost is required in advance. The down payment is for confirming the reservation officially. Please visit the front page of our website. You can pay online by clicking the PAY Now on the right corner below the website. https://www.nepalmtlovers.com/
Payment of the Balance Tour Cost: The remaining amount will be paid upon arrival. You can pay cash or online. The choice is yours.
A Briefing about the Tour: Once you are properly settled in your hotel, our office representative/s will brief you on the tour. This briefing is a part of the tour preparation and to give you the essential tour information.
Hotel: You can get normal to star hotels and resorts based on your requirements on all cities in this tour.
Room Arrangement: Normally we keep two people in a room if they are friends or family members. Single, twin, or family accommodation will depend on your preference. The solo tourist will have to pay a single supplementary.
Tour Leading Person: Our experienced tour guide leads the tour. If the group size is big, we add helpers.
Currencies: American Dollar (USD), Australian Dollar (AUD), European EURO, Canadian Dollar, and UK Pound Sterling are major accepted currencies in Nepal.
ATM: You can get ATMs in all cities during this tour. However, keep some cash with you. You may need cash during the travel.
Drinking Water: You will get mineral, filtered, and boiled water.
Food: Tourists can get continental and Nepali food during the tour. Nepali food often contains Dal (lentil soup), rice (brown or white), different vegetables, sweet/sour fresh pickles, and green salad. Meat/eat/fish on top of the set Nepali food for non-vegetarians. You can try food prepared by indigenous groups like Newari Food and Thakali Food which are very famous in Nepal. Nepali food is very safe as is made up of fresh materials and ingredients.
Laundry Service: Laundry facilities are available on this tour.
Group Size of Your Tour: There will be a maximum of 30 persons in one group. If you are more than 30 people, we will split you into two groups.
High Altitude Sickness: In this tour, we don’t need to be worried about the high altitude sickness.
First Aid Kit: We send some basic medicine to the tour. If you have been taking regular medicine, please bring them with you as the quality and brand of your medicine may not be the same if you buy in Nepal.
Travel Insurance: Tourists must have travel insurance. You can email us the insurance documents or give us the printed copies when you arrive.
Luggage: We suggest you limit the belongings. Your remaining luggage will be stored in Kathmandu.
View of Mountains: You will of course see mountains from Pokhara on a clear day. We suggest taking a mountain flight that approaches close to Mt. Everest if you want to see many mountains and the Everest.
Personal Expenses: You will need money for different activities that are not included in the tour package like Disco, Casino, and shop handmade carpets, Thanka paintings, jewelry, and handcrafts.
TIPS: Tipping is not mandatory, but it has been one of the attractions to make the guides and porters continue to be involved in tourism. TIPS are appreciated and dignified.
Rules and Regulations
Nepal Mountain Lovers Treks and Expedition accepts your reservation under the following rules and regulations.
If the balance payment is not paid before you depart for the tour, the booking will be canceled without a refund.
If there is war or the situation of the country is out of control and the country faces an emergency before your arrival to Nepal, we inform you not to come to Nepal and refund your payment. However, in case of an emergency or war after your arrival or during the tour, we will not refund your money. Nevertheless, we will try our best to make your trip successful and pleasant. In such a situation, we may need to change the trip plan and itinerary.
If government royalty and other costs such as the national park fee increase after you book the trek, you will pay the increased costs.
If you commit any illegal act or disturbance for the safety and welfare of the group, our leader or guide can ask you to leave the group without any right to refund.
You are responsible for ensuring that all travel documents are with you during the trek.
Grievances
Please inform your valid complaints to our company. We will welcome them and process them with the necessary actions.
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Sophia K.
An incredible overland journey through Nepal! This tour was the perfect mix of adventure, culture, and relaxation. Driving through the scenic countryside, visiting UNESCO heritage sites, and even getting close to wildlife in Chitwan National Park were unforgettable experiences. The team at Nepal Mountain Lovers made sure everything ran smoothly, and their attention to detail was impressive. A must-do for those who want to explore Nepal without extensive trekking!
David M.
The Nepal Overland Tour with Nepal Mountain Lovers was an absolute dream! From the bustling streets of Kathmandu to the serene beauty of Pokhara and the cultural richness of Lumbini, every part of the journey was well-organized. The vehicle was comfortable, our guide was incredibly knowledgeable, and we got to experience Nepal’s diverse landscapes and traditions in a hassle-free way. Highly recommend this tour for anyone who wants to see Nepal beyond just trekking