Luxury Nepal Tour - 9 days

Transportation during 9-day Tour

During your Luxury Nepal Tour, comfortable transportation is essential. Comfortable transportation makes your journey relaxing and enjoyable. This sightseeing and day-to-day city tour, in your group size, comes with private, air-conditioned transport that ranges from SUVs to luxury vans or minibusses. The cars given out are at a standard to provide maximum comfort for your travel not to be hectic from one place to another. 

Besides the road transport, you will also enjoy internal flights between Kathmandu and Pokhara, then Pokhara to Chitwan. Both are short flights, taking about 30 minutes with great views of aerial sights of the Himalayan ranges. 

A ride in a cable car in luxury takes you up Chandragiri Hill for breathtaking panoramic views of the Kathmandu Valley and peaks around. You will also have a soft-core boating trip in Pokhara's Phewa Lake, where one enjoys the serenity of water amidst the beautiful backdrops of the mountains. The tour also covers a jeep safari deep inside the Chitwan National Park's wilderness with your guide to encounter the rich varieties of wild species, including the Bengal tiger and one-horned rhinoceros. If time permits, you can also take an elephant-back safari, which will offer a different perspective of the park's wildlife and landscapes.

All these combine to make the tour not only comfortable but also immersive.

Why tour Nepal?

Nepal is an exceptionally unique combination of breathtaking Himalayas, rich culture, and adventure with trekking, safaris, and spiritual exploration opportunities. With warm hospitality, a diversity of landscapes, and affordable luxury, Nepal cannot be missed by any kind of traveler. Here are the reasons for touring Nepal:

Majestic Himalayas: The country contains 8 of the 14 highest peaks in the world, including Mount Everest, and offers unequal trekking and exciting mountain scenery. The Himalayas attract all types of adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.

Cultural Heritage and Spirituality: Nepal is a country with a rich religious history, reflected in holy places like Pashupatinath and Swayambhunath, where Hinduism and Buddhism coexist harmoniously. Ancient temples, stupas, and festivals are great manifestations of its culture.

Adventure and Outdoor Activities: Nepal is the adventure capital, from paragliding to rafting in addition to trekking. The different landscapes excite your senses. From mountains down to jungles, there is always something over the edge that greets you.

Rich and Unique Culture: Kathmandu and Bhaktapur are two ancient cities replete with Newar culture: represented in their local festivals, traditional crafts, and food items. It is here that the Nepalese heritage merges art, tradition, and spiritualism.

Warm Hospitality: Warm reception, and hospitable Nepalese in cultural exchange will make anyone feel a part of them, thus adding weight to your trip.

Value for Money: Nepal is very cost-effective, from its various accommodation options to the food and transport at very cheap prices. Added to this is a luxurious experience available at less than a fraction of what other destinations may cost around the world.

Relaxation and Wellness: Meditate in peacetime to get out of the noise at places like Pokhara or Chandragiri Hill. Feel serenity through yoga and spa retreats amidst breathtaking sceneries, rejuvenating completely-body and mind.

Diverse Wildlife: The land is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts because Chitwan National Park shelters the Bengal tigers, rhinos, and hundreds of bird species. Wild safaris and nature walks offered by the country are unbeatable. 

Sunrise and Sunset Unparalleled: Sunrise and sunset views from the most iconic vantage points on the planet such as Sarangkot, and Chandragiri Hill, become possible in Nepal as it confronts the Himalayas. These sights are never remembered.

Safety and Ease of Access: Nepal is a host to safe, easy-to-handle tourist infrastructure which makes getting around relatively accessible and hassle-free. It encompasses everything from travelers of high classes to adventure-borne tourists.

Religious and Cultural Exploration in Kathmandu

Kathmandu, the cultural and spiritual city of Nepal, presents an array of religious sites where a close look can be really deep into Hinduism and Buddhism. The Pashupatinath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, offers a glimpse into the rituals and ancient ceremonies, and there is no sight as dramatic as that of the cremations on the Bagmati River.

The Boudhanath Stupa is relatively close, which is one of the largest stupas in Tibet in the whole world, in which pilgrims turn prayer wheels and meditate, covered with the spiritual serene atmosphere of that place. This hilltop Chaitya-The Swayambhunath Stupa (also called the Monkey Temple) commands a brilliant panoramic view over the Kathmandu Valley a demonstration of harmonious coexistence for both Hinduism and Buddhism-two religions dominant in Nepal. Right in the heart of the city, Kathmandu Durbar Square is the historic and architectural soul of the capital, with several ancient royal palaces and intricate temples that boast of Nepal's Newar craftsmanship and the legacy of the Malla kings. The visit to Changu Narayan Temple, the oldest continuously functioning Hindu temple, has been a blast to the times with beautiful carvings and inscriptions dedicated to Lord Vishnu, which present ancient religious heritage in Nepal. 

All these holy sites combined give a lifetime cultural and spiritual journey, highlighting the rich religious traditions of Nepal.

Jungle Safari in Chitwan

Chitwan National Park, part of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites, gives every wildlife lover an ideal array of activities in the exploration of the diverse ecosystems of this great natural park. Jeep Safari plunges deep within the dense jungles where Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinoceroses, wild elephants, and several kinds of deer roam free in the wild.

For a more soothing experience, a canoe ride down the Rapti River will get you gliding past crocodiles, vibrant bird species, and on occasion, even a rhino on the banks of the river-a peaceful encounter with nature but an exciting one. If a unique perspective is more your thing, then the elephant safari offers great height as it takes you rumbling through the jungle, allowing for close views of wildlife. In addition, Chitwan is a birdwatcher's paradise with more than 500 species of birds. You can take a guided nature walk to catch glimpses of colorful species like kingfishers, hornbills, and eagles while learning about the rich biodiversity of the park.

This diverse safari experience offers the perfect balance of excitement and serenity in one of Nepal's most celebrated wildlife sanctuaries.

Best Time to Tour

One should visit Nepal at the perfect time according to the kind of experience one is expecting to get:

Spring (March to May): This is an ideal time for tour and sightseeing because the temperatures are mild and the skies are clear. The blooming rhododendron forests paint a vibrant landscape, thereby making it perfect for outdoor activities and the exploration of cultural sites.

Autumn (September to November):  This is also the peak time for trekking and other adventure activities. During this time, beginning in September and running until November, the weather stabilizes and the skies are clear, making it ideally perfect for any views of the Himalayas, trekking, and outdoor activities in Nepal.

Winter (December to February): Winter offers tranquility and lack of disturbance because of lower population flow with crisp, crystal skies and an unrivaled Himalayan range. The ideal time for low-altitude sightseeing but biting mountain cold, therefore not the exact period for high-altitude treks.

Monsoon (June to August): The rainy season is marked by lush, green landscapes with fewer tourists. It is ideal for those looking for tranquility, but it is not suitable for trekking due to landslides and heavy rain; hence, adventure activities are not recommended.

Packing Essentials

Here is a quick list of packing essentials for your luxury Nepal tour:

• Comfortable Shoes

• Lightweight and Layered Clothing

• Sun Protection

• Waterproof Gear

• Sun Glasses

• Sun Hat

• Camera

• Medications

• Insect Repellent

Food and Water During Tour

Mineral water or filtered water is the best recommendation for drinking during Nepal travel, as most tap waters in the country are not generally suitable for drinking. 

The Nepali dishes are also pretty delicious with various flavors. This includes Dal-Bhat, a traditional meal of lentils and rice, momo-a steamed or fried dumplings, and sweet rice doughnuts known as sel roti-tasty and everyday food in their staple diet.

In the ancient town of Bhaktapur, don't forget to taste the famous King Lassi, a thick and refreshing yogurt drink. If you want to taste Tibetan flavors, then taste thukpa-a hearty noodle soup-and more momo. 

During your luxury tour, you will get to have meals at high-class restaurants, offering typical Nepali and international cuisines, ensuring refined and varied dining during all your journeys.

Accommodation Throughout Tour

The main kinds of accommodation along the tour are well-facilitated hotels or Lodges, and they contain luxurious comfortable rooms. Most of the hotels and lodges offer shared bedrooms, but this can also be considered in case one wants a private room.

In Pokhara, lakeside resorts offer great views of Phewa Lake and the surrounding Himalayas, while rooms are luxurious and peaceful. In Chitwan, stay in luxury lodges inspired by wildlife, which perfectly combine comfort with immersion into the natural beauty of Chitwan National Park.

The tour allows one to enjoy fine dining, wellness facilities, and a range of luxury amenities in Pokhara or Kathmandu, hence truly unwinding on holiday.