TOUR DATES : January - may
september - december
- OVERVIEW
- ITINERARY
- BLOG
- GALLERY
- INQUIRE
September – December
INCLUSIONS & EXCLUSIONS
Land Prices Include:
- Ground transportation in Mongolia as described in the itinerary;
- Transfers upon arrival and departure;
- All accommodations based on double or twin occupancy (hotel rooms and gers);
- Meals as noted in itinerary;
- Bottled/filtered water throughout the trip and soft drinks during meals;
- All excursions, entrance fees, and visits as described in itinerary;
- Extensive pre-departure Travel Guide, reading list, important information about your trip;
- Bilingual Nomadic Expeditions guide throughout your stay.
Land Prices DO NOT Include:
- International airfare; internal airfare is quoted separately and subject to change by airlines;
- Tips to guides/drivers;
- Passport and visa fees;
- Comprehensive medical and trip insurance;
- Airport taxes;
- Excess baggage charges;
- Photography and video fees;
- Food and beverages not included in the group meals;
- Items of a personal nature, including alcoholic beverages, laundry and telephone calls;
- Other items not specifically mentioned as included.
Itinerary
Day 1
Arrival in Kathmandu
Upon clearing customs and immigration, you’ll be met by your Nepalese guide and escorted to the Yak & Yeti hotel. In the afternoon, head out on a walking tour to explore historic ‘Old’ Kathmandu, including Durbar Square, Hanuman Dhoka, the ancient palace of the Gorkha Kings, and the old bazaars of Thamel.
Days 2-3
Exploring Kathmandu’s Spiritual Landmarks
Over the next two days, delve into Kathmandu’s rich history and spiritual sites. Visit Swayambhunath, the Monkey Temple, linked to the bodhisattva Manjushri and offering spectacular valley views. Witness the Hindu cycle of life at Pashupatinath, a major pilgrimage site for Shiva followers. On Day 3, take a dawn Mt. Everest-view flight guided by a Sherpa climber, with a post-flight breakfast and discussion.
Day 4
Journey to Pokhara
After further exploring Kathmandu in the morning, take an early afternoon flight to Pokhara, nestled in the lush Pokhara Valley and surrounded by Himalayan peaks. Transfer to the Pavilion Himalaya and opt for a short hike to nearby villages or a visit to the resort’s organic farm and eco-sustainable project.
Days 5-7
Immersive Experiences in Pokhara Valley
Spend three full days reveling in the Himalayan glory and engaging in local experiences around Pokhara Valley. Enjoy yoga classes, organic farming activities, cooking classes with students at the FAB Hospitality School, and a visit to the Matepani Ghumba monastery. Embark on a full-day trek to the World Peace Pagoda, with stunning views of Phewa Lake and the Annapurna range. Wake up early for a sunrise view from Sarangkot, followed by a picnic breakfast and hike back to the valley. Visit a Gurung village and the Pavilions Himalayas Lake View Tented Villas for a traditional meal.
Days 8-10
Wildlife Adventures in Chitwan National Park
Drive to Chitwan National Park, staying at the Taj Meghauli Sarai lodge on the banks of the Rapti River. Over the next two days, explore the park, the last surviving example of Nepal’s sub-tropical lowland ‘Terai’ ecosystems. Spot one-horned rhinos, Indian elephants, and diverse birdlife through various safari activities, including walking, boating, and elephant-back rides. Marvel at the backdrop of the distant Himalayas during your wildlife viewings.
Days 11-12
Farewell to Nepal
After a final morning excursion in Chitwan, fly back to Kathmandu. Spend the afternoon exploring the bazaars, shopping, and packing before a traditional Nepalese farewell dinner. The next day, transfer to the airport for your departure flight.
Top 10 Things to Do in Kathmandu
As peoples from the Indus Valley Civilization (3300 – 1300 BC) expanded north they founded settlements in the Kathmandu Valley. Today the capital of Kathmandu bears gorgeous remnants of those small medieval kingdoms. Once a key stop along the ancient Salt Route, Kathmandu thrives still as a confluence of culture, a gateway to the Himalaya, and a
UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Nepal
Visiting Nepal’s four UNESCO World Heritage Sites is like traveling backwards in time—seeing the birthplace of Lord Buddha, touring the ancient monuments of long-ago dynasties dedicated to Hindu and Buddhist deities, and visiting national parks whose headwaters provide flowing life for so much of a vast region. From intricately carved architect