The Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour takes travelers to three main cities of Nepal. You will have the chance to go experience the bustling streets of Kathmandu, the serene lakes of Pokhara, and the tropical jungle of Chitwan. This tour is an easy and fun journey that anyone can enjoy regardless of their age.
All three cities are vastly different in terms of culture, traditions, and activities they provide. In Kathmandu, you will visit dozens of historical sites, and buildings that date back hundreds of years, in Pokhara you will get to take in the scenes of beautiful hills and mountains, while in Chitwan the best thing to do is visit the Chitwan National Park for a chance to see different wild animals.
The country’s lowlands forest, also known as the Terai region, can be reached via a 5 hours journey, a 30 minutes flight, or a quick drive. The average visitor to Chitwan stays one or two nights, however, you are welcome to extend your stay if you’d like. There are plenty of things to keep you from getting bored.
From Chitwan, we will leave for Pokhara. Pokhara is well-known for being the beginning point for hiking in the Annapurnas, but it’s also a charming lake town that’s great for leisure.
As your travel partner, we will take you to a bunch of places in Pokhara, including the World Peace Stupa, Mahendra Cave, Gupteswor Cave, David Falls, and the Mountaineering Museum.
We can plan for you to hike or travel up to Sarangkot before sunrise in the morning to witness the Annapurna’s dawn. You can simply let the tour guide know if you want to spend more days in Pokhara.
For now, let us get to know more about this awesome Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour package that we are offering the best for you.
Arriving at Kathmandu counts as the first day of the Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour. One of our reps will be there to pick you up and escort you to the designated hotel.
As for the tourist visa, international visitors from most countries can benefit from the visa-on-arrival system that the government of Nepal has implemented. Before you arrive at the international airport in Kathmandu, make sure that your country is not on the list of countries that are not allowed visa-on-arrival.
There are two ways to get your tourist visa, the popular way is to just fill the visa application form after arrival at the airport. Most of the visitors follow this method but there is also options that is digital. You can also fill out a digital visa application prior to your arrival at the airport.
Digital visa application forms are very useful if you are planning to travel to Nepal during the season of autumn or spring, the popular tourist season. You will receive a bar code after you successfully complete the visa application form. You will have to print out the bar code and bring it along with you to present at the immigration booth during your visa application process.
On the 2nd day of the Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour, we will have our breakfast and get on the ride to Chitwan. Chitwan is a developing city with regard to both growth and infrastructure. On the border of Chitwan National Park sits the little town of Sauraha. One of Chitwan’s best attractions is Chitwan National Park.
The national park is filled with a wide variety of engaging and fun activities. The jungle safari in the national park, and canoeing in the Rapti river, are well-known. The 6-hour journey by jeep from Kathmandu to Sauraha in Chitwan begins in the nation’s capital.
Jungle Safari
Taking a Jeep Safari is a popular way for visitors to observe the local wildlife and is among the top activities in Chitwan. Visitors can witness several bird species, royal Bengal tigers, deer, one-horned rhinoceroses, and more throughout the safari. Besides a jeep, you can also opt for a jungle walk or a ride in an Elephant.
During your jungle safari, you will be guided by a wildlife expert who is going to give you info and facts about the jungle and animals in the national park.
Elephant Breeding Center and Elephant Bathing
fantastic spot where you can learn all about elephant preservation in Nepal is the Elephant Breeding Center, while you are in Chitwan. In addition to learning about the local center’s efforts to rescue these endangered species, you may witness newborn elephants interacting with their moms here.
You will discover important facts on conservation and the initiatives taken to help the area’s elephant population here. Thus, when in Chitwan, a visit to this location is essential.
Bathing with elephants is considered one of the best activities to do in Chitwan if you have an interest in engaging with them and having a fun experience. You can simply ask our tour guide, and he will make arrangements for you to experience this exceptional activity.
It’s a unique opportunity to establish a close relationship with these amazing creatures and create lasting impressions of the unique relationship that exists between people and elephants.
Seeing One-horned Rhinoceros
In the national park, you may go on guided jungle safaris to look for these amazing animals and understand more about their environment and behavior. Witnessing the majestic one-horned rhinoceros up close will undoubtedly be the highlight of your journey. If you are lucky enough, you might even be able to spot one of these amazing creatures in the wild.
Canoeing
Canoeing on a small wooden boat in the Rapti River is one of the top rated activities that you can indulge in when you’re in Chitwan. During your canoeing trip, you will get to see different birds sitting atop the trees on the bank of the river or flying overhead. In addition to that you might also get to see Gharailas (a type of crocodiles with long snouts).
If you love being in nature and just enjoying the peace, you will definitely love canoeing through the Rapti River.
Visit Tharu Villages
Visiting authentic Tharu villages is a great way to learn about the traditions and practices of the local people. Since Tharus are the primary locals of the Terai region, you will get many insights about the region while visiting their villages.
If you are lucky enough, you might also get to take part in some of their traditional activities such as dancing and cultural programs.
Photography
Numerous fascinating animals can be found in their native habitats, including rhinos, tigers, a bunch of different bird species, and elephants. Whether you’re a hobbyist or a pro photographer, there are many chances to get beautiful pictures and save your unique moments spent with wild creatures.
When it comes to wildlife photography in Chitwan, October through March is the greatest time to visit. At this time of day, creatures are more visible and active. In Chitwan, there are several approaches to taking pictures of wildlife. You may walk, enjoy a boat trip, or perhaps go on a vehicle safari.
You are guaranteed to have an incredible time wildlife photography in Chitwan, regardless of the method you choose.
Following an exciting day at the Chitwan National Park, we will be moving to Pokhara where we are in for a treat. The lovely green hills, lakes, communities, and breathtaking background of snow-capped peaks surround Pokhara City. Pokhara is a place to unwind and enjoy yourself, with the stunning Annapurna range providing a stunning backdrop and the tranquility of three large lakes:
Phewa, Rupa, and Begnas. Pokhara is the center for a variety of activities and sports. Numerous trekking routes begin in Pokhara, including those that go to Poonhill, Sikles, Ghorepani, Kopra Ridge, and Annapurna Base Camp. Pokhara offers a wide range of outdoor sports, including rafting, skydiving, ziplining, boating, and bungy jumping.
Chitwan to Pokhara is an enjoyable 5-hours drive winding through the hills and stopping at local eateries for delicious foods.
World Peace Stupa
On Phewa Lake, small boats are available for rent. Renting a boat is an affordable option, as is going fishing. Alternatively, you may rent a boat to the foothill of the World Peace Pagoda and hike up.
Hiking the hill will take about 50–60 minutes, and although it’s an elevation walk, it’s manageable. There are some eateries if you are in need of a break or some food, and the sights are stunning on the journey up.
Since the left side of the lake is less crowded than the right, you are able to drive up to and subsequently walk the whole distance, that is where we will hike up.
There are numerous cafes and eateries on the opposite side. You should stop and take a coffee because you’ll be strolling in that direction.
The World Peace Pagoda is absolutely stunning. It’s open till 4:30 PM and makes for a pleasant photo location. This location offers excellent views of the Himalayas on clear, bright days.
Shop for Souvenirs
Pokhara’s Lakeside houses numerous arts and crafts shops where you can shop for amazing handmade crafts and souvenirs. The arts and crafts you see in Pokhara might resemble the ones you see in Kathmandu but it is generally a pleasant experience shopping in Pokhara.
International Mountain Museum
Every year, about 70,000 tourists from both local and foreign locations visit the International Mountain Museum (IMM). This museum keeps track of, documents, and displays global advancements in peak and mountaineering from decades ago to the current day. The Hall of Great Himalayas, the Hall of Fame, and the Hall of World Mountains are the three primary display halls at the museum.
In an effort to capture the centuries-old traditions and ideals of the Nepalese people, the museum features displays on iconic peaks, biographies of notable mountaineers, and the traditions and ways of life of people of the mountains. Specifically, it depicts the Sherpas of Nepal. All the big names that we hear in the mountaineering industry could not have done it without the help of the Sherpas.
Mahendra Cave
It is among the Pokhara Valley’s most popular tourist destinations. Ten minutes drive from the major city is the small village of Batulechaur, where this cave is situated. Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah, the late king of Nepal, is honored with the title Mahendra Cave.
The cave is a naturally occurring tunnel that visitors can stroll through and observe various rock formations along the wall, including limestone that shines in the light. Mahendra Cave, one of the more gloomy sites in Nepal, allows guests to explore the tunnel’s darker interior. Artwork of gods, goddesses, and tusks from elephants may be seen on the cave’s interior walls.
Leaving Pokhara is a gloomy experience as anyone would want to stay there for months but every good thing must come to an end. Your ride from Pokhara to Kathmandu will last for about 6 to 7 hours. You will travel along the Trishuli River for the most part enjoying the scenes of the hills and river along the way.
Depending on the traffic flow and weather conditions, the travel time will fluctuate a bit. Another aspect to consider is the road condition of the highway. The Prithivi highway that connects Kathmandu and Pokhara has many rough patches and some part of the highway is always under construction. This can cause your travel time to increase as vehicles have to pass through a bottleneck.
After reaching Kathmandu, you will be dropped off at your accommodation to freshen.
This is the last day of the Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour. After we say our goodbyes, the Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour will officially end. Our representative will drop you off at the airport at least 2 hours before your flight time.
We also operate private trips.
Our trip actually starts in Kathmandu, where you arrive on the first day of the trek. One of the best things to do in Kathmandu on the first day of your arrival is to stroll the neighborhood and try different Nepalese and Newari cuisines.
On the 2nd day, you will travel to the city of Sauraha which is the gateway to the Chitwan National Park where you will enjoy activities like jungle safari (on jeep, foot, or elephant), along with canoeing and elephant bathing. The Chitwan National Park is one of the best places to visit for nature lovers as we will get to see a number of rare animals traveling through dense forests.
The best season for the Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan Tour is the season of fall and spring. Technically, you can do this Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour anytime during the year but there are definitely preferable seasons based on the characteristics of different times.
During fall and spring, there are fewer chances of rain, the sky is clear and bright, the weather steers clear for a perfect photoshoot opportunity, and the temperature remains favorable. The best thing about traveling in one of the two seasons is the activities you get to engage in.
Spring and autumn are the main reasons for wild animals to get active. In winter, they are inactive and the summer brings in heat waves which the animals detest as much as we do. In addition, each city offers many engaging activities during the spring and autumn as it is the major tourism period.
Yes, anyone can join this Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour as it is an easy and fun tour suitable for all ages. Your kids can tag along, and so can the older people. You will be traveling mostly on a jeep and might have to walk a little here and there which is not a big deal for people of any age.
On your Pokhara and Chitwan day tour, you will have to travel to certain sites which involve a little bit of walking. For example, if you decide to visit the World Peace Stupa in Pokhara, you will have to walk a little on foot to get to the stupa.
Accommodation during the Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour is inclusive of the tour package, meaning the payment you make for the package will cover all your accommodation needs throughout the trip. But in case you were to require additional accommodation, you will have to pay for it on your own. For instance, if the road has been blocked due to some unforeseen accident or natural disaster, you might have to spend the night/day in the same city you are in.
You will be living in mid-range hotels that will provide all the basic amenities along with some additional and modern amenities. You can also opt for expensive stays but it will cost you a bit more as per the pricing of the establishment.
On a side note, as per the standard practice, you will be sharing a room with one of your fellow travelers. If you would like to have the room all to yourself, you must let us know beforehand as we have to make the necessary arrangements for it. You will be charged accordingly.
The land of Nepal offers a range of dishes, there are Tibetan-influenced dishes, Indian cuisines, Chinese dishes, and most importantly traditional Nepalese dishes which you can have in every city we visit. But we recommend you try the local dishes at least once as we believe that a tour is all about exploring and having different foods.
We will provide you with 3 meals per day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner). Anything outside of that will be your personal expense which is not covered by the Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour package.
But be careful not to have food from the roadside stalls or any eateries you see. Be sure that you ask our guide for recommendations as street food might lead to some uncomfortable and uneventful moments.
Much like food, there are tons of drinks you can taste during this Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour, some of which are alcoholic and most of which are traditional drinks such as teas. Unlike food, the Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour package does not cover any kind of drinks.
You will be traveling on a private vehicle within cities. We use private vehicles for city tours as they are more comfortable and clean, and allow the travelers the option to stop the vehicle at any moment.
You will also be traveling in a private vehicle from one city to another. As previously stated, traveling in a private vehicle allows us to stop at any palace. You might see an interesting place while traveling from one city to another; you can just ask the driver to stop the vehicle. This would not be possible if you were to travel in a communal vehicle.
Your extra expenses include international flight fares, additional accommodations, medical insurance, travel insurance, beverages, and tips for the crew members. These expenses are considered personal expenses which are not inclusive of the Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour package.
Technically, you can travel on the Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour in any season but most people prefer to travel in the fall or spring season.
No, there are no age restrictions. Kids can join this easy journey as well as aged people.
Sure, you can add a couple of days to each city as per your preference.
Modifying the itinerary can be done by an online meeting with the tour guide.
Absolutely, but your flight charges will definitely make the package more expensive.
US$ 499

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