Discover Nepal with journeys that blend breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, vibrant cultural heritage, and authentic local experiences. Our tours take you from ancient temples and bustling markets in Kathmandu to serene mountain trails and wildlife-rich jungles.
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The adventure begins in the Kathmandu Valley, where you’ll explore centuries-old temples, intricate palaces, and sacred stupas that reflect Nepal’s deep spiritual and artistic heritage. Guided walks through historic squares and vibrant local neighborhoods give you a close look at daily life, traditional craftsmanship, and the living history woven into the city’s streets.
Traveling onward to Pokhara, the scenery shifts from cultural landmarks to some of the most spectacular natural views in the Himalayas. The journey itself is part of the experience, with rolling hills, terraced farms, and river valleys unfolding along the way. In Pokhara, you’ll wake to panoramic views of the Annapurna range, enjoy peaceful moments by Phewa Lake, and have opportunities for light adventure such as boating, short hikes, or visiting waterfalls and caves. The relaxed atmosphere provides a perfect balance to Kathmandu’s energy.
Throughout the tour, we focus on comfortable pacing, knowledgeable local guides, and meaningful experiences that connect you with Nepal’s landscapes and people. This route is ideal for travelers who want a well-rounded introduction to the country — combining culture, nature, and gentle adventure in one seamless and memorable trip.
Visa?
Most nationalities can get the visa on arrival at the airport. Get in touch if you need visa support.
Where?
Kathmandu – Pokhara – Kathmandu Valley.
When?
Autumn (Sept–Nov) and Spring (Mar–May) are the best seasons. Expect clear skies, pleasant temperatures, and excellent Himalayan views — perfect for sightseeing and tours between Kathmandu and Pokhara.
Winter (Dec–Feb) is cooler but still good for cultural trips, while Monsoon (Jun–Aug) brings heavy rain and limited mountain views, though landscapes are lush and crowds are fewer.
