Best Everest, Pokhara & Chitwan Tour Package: 10 Days, 9 Nights
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This Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package takes you from a mountain flight and Kathmandu's UNESCO sites to Nagarkot sunrises, Bandipur's heritage streets, Pokhara's lakes, and a jungle safari in Chitwan.
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Experience the heart and soul of the Himalayas with our most comprehensive Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
This meticulously crafted journey takes you from the ancient, living museums of the Kathmandu Valley to the soaring heights of Mount Everest, the serene lakes of Pokhara, and the lush, subtropical jungles of Chitwan.
This Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package is designed for travelers who want to see it all—Jaw-dropping Everest Mountain flight, UNESCO World Heritage sites visit in kathmandu, sunrise panoramas over the world’s highest peaks, the charm of medieval Newari villages, relaxing in natural city of lakes in Pokhara and the thrill of spotting the rare one-horned rhino in the wild.
The UNESCO Heritage Immersion is one of the cultural anchors of this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package, spread across two separate days rather than a single rushed itinerary stop.
Pashupatinath, the holiest Hindu temple in Nepal, and Boudhanath, one of the largest Buddhist stupas on earth, are paired with Kathmandu and Patan Durbar Squares on Day 2, alongside the Everest mountain flight.
Standing on the banks of the Bagmati River at Pashupatinath, or watching pilgrims circle Boudhanath's prayer flags, gives this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package a cultural depth that balances out its more adventure-driven days.
Bhaktapur Durbar Square is held for Day 3, paired with Changu Narayan Temple on the way to Nagarkot, rather than crowded in alongside the other UNESCO sites.
This gives Bhaktapur — with its 55-Window Palace and towering Nyatapola Temple — room to breathe as its own dedicated stop, one of the reasons this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package doesn't feel like a checklist tour despite covering seven UNESCO World Heritage zones in total.
Everest Mountain Flight: A front-row seat to the world’s highest peaks, including Mt. Everest (8,848m), in a breathtaking morning flight.
The Everest Mountain Flight is the signature morning of this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package, scheduled first thing on Day 2 before the afternoon's UNESCO sightseeing begins.
A short transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport puts you in the air by mid-morning, tracing a route past 20 of the world's highest peaks — Lhotse, Cho Oyu, and Ama Dablam among them — before reaching the flight's centerpiece: Mount Everest itself, at 8,848 meters.
Every seat on this leg of the Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package is a window seat, and passengers rotate into the cockpit for an unobstructed view during the flight.
It's roughly an hour in the air, but the payoff is disproportionate to the time it takes — a front-row seat to the Roof of the World without the twelve to fourteen days of trekking and altitude adjustment a ground approach to Everest normally requires.
That's precisely why this flight anchors the itinerary early: it lets this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package deliver a genuine Everest experience to travelers who don't have the time, fitness, or interest for a full Base Camp trek, while still leaving the rest of Day 2 free for Kathmandu's temples and Durbar Squares.
Nagarkot Sunrise: An overnight stay at a hill station offering a 360-degree panorama of the Himalayan range.
The Nagarkot overnight is where this 10-day Nepal tour package slows down and hands the mountains the spotlight for a full evening and morning, rather than a quick drive-by viewpoint stop.
After Bhaktapur and Changu Narayan on Day 3, you arrive in Nagarkot in time for sunset, watching the Langtang and Ganesh Himal ranges shift through gold and orange from the hilltop viewpoint before settling in for the night at 2,175 meters.
Building an overnight stay into this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package, rather than a same-day round trip from Kathmandu, is what makes the sunrise the next morning possible at all.
That sunrise is the real reward: waking before dawn on Day 4 to watch first light touch up to eight of Nepal's thirteen major Himalayan ranges — Annapurna, Manaslu, Langtang, and Everest among them — from your hotel balcony or the Nagarkot View Tower.
It's one of the most complete 360-degree Himalayan panoramas available anywhere without a trek, and it's exactly the kind of unhurried, view-first morning that separates this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package from itineraries that treat Nagarkot as a two-hour add-on rather than a destination in its own right.
Bandipur Heritage Stay: Step back in time in the beautifully preserved 18th-century Newari town of Bandipur.
Bandipur is where this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package trades mountain views for something quieter — a 700-meter climb up switchbacks from Dumre, at the end of the Day 4 drive from Nagarkot, into a town that genuinely feels like a different century.
The main bazaar is strictly pedestrian-only, so the evening arrives without a single car horn — just flagstoned streets, three-story Newari townhouses with carved wooden lattice windows, and the distant ring of temple bells.
It's one of the few stops on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package that most standard Nepal itineraries skip entirely, which is exactly what makes it feel like a discovery rather than a checklist stop.
The next morning brings a choice before continuing on: a short hike up to Thani Mai Temple for a panorama over the cloud-filled Marsyangdi Valley, or a descent into Siddha Gufa, Nepal's largest cave.
Either way, Bandipur's overnight stay gives this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package room to breathe between the mountains and the lakes — a genuine heritage town, not a rest stop, where a cup of locally grown coffee and the fog rolling into the valley below are reason enough to slow down before the road continues to Pokhara.
Pokhara Lakeside Serenity: Two nights in Nepal’s "Lake City" with a sunrise trip to Sarangkot and boating on Phewa Lake.
Pokhara is the two-night pause built into this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package, arriving on the evening of Day 5 after the descent from Bandipur, with Machhapuchhre — Fishtail Mountain — appearing over the city as the road drops toward the lake.
That first evening is unhurried on purpose: a wooden boat ride across Phewa Lake to the Tal Barahi Temple, then a walk along the Lakeside strip as the Annapurna range settles into silhouette behind the water.
Day 6 is where this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package delivers its most photographed morning — a pre-dawn drive up to Sarangkot for sunrise, watching the Annapurna range and Dhaulagiri catch the first light while Machhapuchhre's distinct peak stands close enough to feel within reach.
The rest of the day stays at Pokhara's slower pace, with time for Devi's Fall, Gupteshwor Cave, and the International Mountain Museum before one last evening on the lake. Few stretches of this 10-day Nepal travel plan offer this much room to actually unwind rather than move on to the next stop.
Chitwan Jungle Adventure: A deep dive into the wilderness with jeep safaris, canoe rides, and cultural encounters with the Tharu people.
Chitwan National Park is the final shift in this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package, and it's a deliberate one — from cool mountain mornings to the warm, thick air of the subtropical Terai on the Day 7 drive from Pokhara.
After checking into the jungle resort, the afternoon is spent walking through a traditional Tharu village, watching daily life that's remained largely unchanged for generations, before the evening's stick dance builds to a fire performance around a communal stage.
It's the cultural counterweight this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package needs after six days of temples, sunrises, and lake views.
Day 8 is the full wilderness day: a dawn canoe ride along the Rapti River past mugger crocodiles and gharial, a stop at the elephant breeding center, and an afternoon jeep safari tracking the one-horned rhinoceros through sal forest and grassland, with sloth bears, spotted deer, and — rarely — the Royal Bengal tiger also possible.
Few stretches of this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package shift gears this completely in 24 hours, and it's exactly why Chitwan closes out the adventure side of the trip before the return to Kathmandu.
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Brief Overview
This Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package is built for travelers who refuse to settle for just one side of Nepal. It isn't a single-note tour — it's a full Himalayan odyssey that moves from the golden spires of ancient temples to the emerald canopy of subtropical jungle, all within the same ten days.
Few itineraries in Nepal attempt this much range, and fewer still manage it without feeling rushed.
Along the way, this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package traces Nepal's history through its UNESCO World Heritage sites, from the living temple courtyards of the Kathmandu Valley to the centuries-old stone carvings of Bhaktapur and Changu Narayan.
Mornings shift from the whisper of clouds settling over Nagarkot to the quiet, unhurried waters of Phewa Lake in Pokhara — two very different kinds of stillness, both built into the same trip.
And then there's the range of experiences that make this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package genuinely memorable: wandering the cobblestone streets of Bandipur's "living museum," feeling the adrenaline of a Mount Everest mountain flight, and closing the journey with a jungle safari in Chitwan.
Every stop adds a different texture to the trip, so that by the end, this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package feels less like a checklist and more like a proper introduction to everything Nepal actually is.
UNESCO Heritage Immersion: Guided tours of Seven UNESCO World Heritage sites in Kathmandu: Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Patan Durbar Square, Bhaktapur Durbar Square and Changunarayan
Everest Mountain Flight: A front-row seat to the world’s highest peaks, including Mt. Everest (8,848m), in a breathtaking morning flight.
Nagarkot Sunrise: An overnight stay at a hill station offering a 360-degree panorama of the Himalayan range.
Bandipur Heritage Stay: Step back in time in the beautifully preserved 18th-century Newari town of Bandipur.
Pokhara: Adventure & Tranquility: Explore Nepal’s "Tourism Capital" where the towering Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) reflects in the calm waters of Phewa Lake. Experience the mystery of Devi’s Fall, the spiritual peace of the World Peace Pagoda, and the adrenaline of a Sarangkot sunrise.
Chitwan Jungle Adventure: A deep dive into the wilderness with jeep safaris, spotting wild animals including legendary one horned rhinos, canoe rides, and cultural encounters with the Tharu people.
Day to Day Itinerary
Day 01
Arrival in Kathmandu, Transfer to Hotel
The Experience: Land at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) where you’ll be greeted with a traditional welcome.
Activity: Transfer to your hotel in Thamel or anywhere in the center of Kathmandu. In the evening, enjoy a Welcome Dinner at a traditional Nepalese restaurant featuring a cultural dance performance to kick off your journey.
30 minute
Dinner
Overnight Stay at Hotel
Day 02
The Roof of the World & Living History
The Morning: Touching the Heavens
The day begins with a literal "high." You will be transferred to the airport for the legendary Everest Mountain Flight, the signature morning of this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package. As the plane rises, the urban sprawl of Kathmandu fades, replaced by the jagged, snow-capped giants of the Himalayas.
The View: You'll see 20 of the world's highest peaks, including Lhotse, Cho Oyu, and Ama Dablam.
The Moment: The climax of the flight is Mount Everest (8,848m). Seeing the world's highest point at eye level is a profound, life-changing experience that truly earns the title "Roof of the World."
The Souvenir: Each passenger receives a commemorative mountain flight certificate to mark this aerial pilgrimage.
The Afternoon: Walking Through Time
After descending from the clouds, you will dive into the "Living History" of the Kathmandu Valley, one of the cultural anchors of this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package. This isn't just a museum visit; it is an immersion into active spiritual centers that have remained unchanged for centuries.
Pashupatinath Temple: Stand on the banks of the sacred Bagmati River at Nepal's most significant Hindu temple. Witness the ancient rituals of life and death, and meet the ash-smeared Sadhus (holy men) who embody the city's living faith.
Boudhanath Stupa: Join the hundreds of pilgrims circling the massive white dome of one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world. The smell of incense, the humming of "Om Mani Padme Hum," and the watchful "Eyes of Buddha" create an atmosphere of deep peace.
Kathmandu Durbar Square: Explore the heart of the old city. This UNESCO site is a complex of palaces, courtyards, and temples. If you are lucky, you may catch a glimpse of the Kumari, the world's only Living Goddess, at her window in the carved wooden palace.
Patan Durbar Square: Explore the city of fine arts, Lalitpur, for its impressive medieval-period artistry and one of the finest museum collections in Asia.
Key Highlights for this Day:
Guaranteed Window Seat: Every traveler gets a clear view of the peaks during the flight.
Expert Insight: Your local guide will explain the intricate woodcarvings and the hidden meanings behind the Tantric symbols in the temples.
The Contrast: Go from the silent, frozen peaks of the North to the vibrant, bustling, and incense-filled streets of the city in just a few hours — a single day on this 10-day Nepal travel package that spans two completely different worlds.
9 hour
Breakfast
Overnight Stay at Hotel
Day 03
Ancient Wonders, High Bridges & The Nagarkot Sunset
The Medieval Capital: Bhaktapur Durbar Square
After breakfast, head to the "City of Devotees." Explore the 55-Window Palace, the towering Nyatapola Temple (the tallest in Nepal), and the famous Pottery Square.
Bhaktapur is entirely vehicle-free, allowing you to hear the artisans at work and the bells of the ancient shrines — one of the most atmospheric mornings on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
The Oldest Legacy: Changu Narayan Temple
Next, drive to the hilltop of Changu. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a masterpiece of Newari architecture and home to 4th-century stone inscriptions. Walking through the quiet village leading to the temple feels like stepping back 1,500 years into Nepal's Licchavi history.
The Thrill: Crossing the Suspension Bridges
As you begin the scenic climb toward Nagarkot, we stop at one of the region's iconic long suspension bridges.
These "Himalayan swings" offer a rush of adrenaline and a perfect panoramic view of the terraced farming valleys below — a must-have photo for your Nepal collection, and a favorite unplanned highlight for travelers on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
The Golden Hour: Nagarkot Viewpoint Sunset
Arrive in Nagarkot (2,175m) and head straight to the hilltop viewpoint. As the sun begins to dip, you will witness the "Alpenglow" effect, where the white peaks of the Langtang and Ganesh Himal ranges transform into vibrant shades of orange, pink, and gold.
The Overnight Stay:
Check into your resort for a peaceful evening in the crisp mountain air, ready for the 360-degree Himalayan sunrise the following morning — the reward that makes this stop on this 10-day Nepal travel plan worth the overnight rather than a same-day round trip.
7 hour
Breakfast
Overnight Stay at Hotel
Day 04
Sunrise Over the Himalayas to Medieval Bandipur, Queen of Hill
The Dawn Spectacle: Nagarkot Sunrise
Wake up before the sun to witness one of the most famous panoramas in the world — the highlight morning of this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package. From your hotel balcony or the Nagarkot View Tower, watch as the first light touches the "8 of the 13" major Himalayan ranges visible from here.
The Lineup: On clear days, you can spot the peaks of the Annapurna, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Langtang, Jugal, Rolwaling, Mahalangur (Everest), and Numbur ranges.
The Experience: The silence of the morning is broken only by the shifting colors of the snow — from a ghostly blue to a fiery, molten orange.
The Scenic Highway: Drive to Bandipur (5–6 Hours)
After a hearty breakfast, begin the drive toward central Nepal along the winding Prithvi Highway, one of the longer transfers on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package but far from a dull one.
Riverside Views: The road follows the turquoise waters of the Trishuli River, where you can see rafters navigating the rapids.
Local Life: Pass through bustling roadside markets selling fresh oranges and local snacks, with terraced rice fields creating a patchwork of green across the hills.
The Ascent: Leaving the highway at Dumre, you'll climb 700 meters up a series of switchbacks to reach the "Queen of Hills" — Bandipur.
The Evening: A Stroll Through a Living Museum
Arriving in Bandipur feels like entering a different century.
Vehicle-Free Serenity: Unlike any other town in Nepal, the main bazaar is strictly pedestrian-only. There are no car horns — just the sound of locals chatting and the distant ringing of temple bells.
18th-Century Grandeur: Stroll along the flagstoned streets lined with three-story Newari townhouses. Admire the intricate wooden lattice windows, red-brick facades, and cascading bougainvillea.
The Ambiance: With its outdoor cafe tables, street lamps, and quiet pace, Bandipur has earned its reputation as the "European Cafe Town of the Himalayas" — a fitting overnight stop on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package. Enjoy a cup of locally grown coffee as the fog rolls into the Marsyangdi Valley below, creating a "sea of clouds" at your feet.
7 hour
Breakfast
Overnight Stay at Hotel
Day 05
Bandipur Exploration & Move to Pokhara
The Morning: Spiritual Heights or Underground Wonders
Before leaving Bandipur, you have two distinct choices for your final morning adventure on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package:
Thani Mai Temple (The Viewpoint): Take a short 30-minute hike up to Gurungche Hill. At the summit, the Thani Mai Temple offers a breathtaking 360-degree panorama.
You'll see the Marsyangdi Valley cloaked in a "sea of clouds" while the peaks of Annapurna and Manaslu tower above the mist. It is widely considered one of the most serene viewpoints in central Nepal.
Siddha Gufa (The Adventure): If you prefer a thrill, trek down to the largest cave in Nepal. Descending 437 meters into the earth, this cathedral-like limestone cavern is filled with prehistoric stalactites, stalagmites, and hundreds of whistling bats. It is a raw, untouched piece of geology that feels like a journey to the center of the earth.
The Scenic Drive: Descending to the Lake City (2.5–3 Hours)
The drive to Покхара is short but visually stunning — one of the easier transitions on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
The Route: You'll descend from the Bandipur ridge back to the Prithvi Highway, following the Seti and Madi rivers.
The Arrival: As you enter Pokhara (822m), the air becomes warmer and the landscape opens up. The jagged "Fishtail" peak (Machhapuchhre) suddenly appears, looming over the city like a silent guardian.
The Evening: Sunset Boating & The Island Temple
After checking into your lakeside hotel, head to the banks of Phewa Lake, Nepal's second-largest lake, for a deeply relaxing evening.
Phewa Lake Boating: Rent a brightly painted wooden Doonga (boat). As you row across the calm, emerald waters, you'll see the Annapurna range perfectly reflected on the surface — a phenomenon known as the "Mirror of the Himalayas."
Tal Barahi Temple: Row to the center of the lake to visit this two-story golden pagoda temple. Dedicated to Goddess Durga, this island shrine is a hub of spiritual energy where you can watch the evening Aarti (prayer) rituals.
Lakeside Stroll: End your night with a walk along the vibrant Lakeside Road. This world-famous strip is lined with artisan shops, book stores, and international cafes, offering the perfect "chill" vibe that Pokhara is famous for — a fitting close to one of the more relaxed days on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
9 hour
Breakfast
Overnight Stay at Hotel
Day 06
Pokhara: Peaks, Falls, and Caves
The Golden Dawn: Sarangkot Sunrise
Your day begins before first light with a drive up to Sarangkot Hill (1,600m) — one of the most anticipated mornings on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package. This is arguably the most famous sunrise spot in all of Nepal.
The View: As the sun breaks over the horizon, the Annapurna Range and the massive Dhaulagiri (8,167m) are set ablaze in shades of crimson and gold.
The Icon: You will have a front-row seat to the "Matterhorn of the Himalayas" — Mt. Machhapuchhre (Fishtail). Its distinct pointed peak stands so close it feels within reach.
The Valley: Below, you'll see the Pokhara Valley slowly waking up, with the morning mist clinging to the surface of Phewa Lake.
The Earth's Power: Devi's Fall (Patale Chhango)
In the afternoon, visit a waterfall unlike any other. Named after a tragic legend, Devi's Fall is where the Pardi Khola stream suddenly plunges into a deep, narrow gorge and disappears completely underground. During the monsoon, the roar of the water is thunderous, creating a mist that blankets the surrounding garden.
The Sacred Depths: Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave
Just across the street from the waterfall, descend a dramatic spiral staircase into the longest cave in Nepal.
The Temple: Deep inside the first chamber lies a sacred Shiva Lingam, a natural rock formation worshipped by thousands of pilgrims.
The Hidden View: If you venture further into the damp, dark tunnels (lit by soft lamps), you reach a metal fence where you can look up and see the water from Devi's Fall crashing down into the cave's depths from the world above.
The Mountaineer's Spirit: International Mountain Museum
End your sightseeing at this world-class museum dedicated to the "Himalayan Giants," a fitting final stop on this leg of the Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
The Exhibits: Explore the Hall of the Great Himalayas, featuring 3D models of the peaks and the original gear used by early summiters like Tenzing Norgay and Sir Edmund Hillary.
The Culture: Learn about the "Mountain People" — the Sherpas, Thakalis, and Gurungs — who have called these high altitudes home for centuries.
The Challenge: Outside, admire the replica of Mt. Manaslu and the memorial gardens dedicated to those who lost their lives chasing the summits.
The Evening: Lakeside Leisure
Your final evening in Pokhara is yours to enjoy at a slower pace, the last unhurried night before this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package heads into the jungle.
Vibrant Lakeside: The "Thamel of Pokhara" comes alive at night. Wander the colorful streets to shop for hand-knotted pashminas, singing bowls, or trekking gear.
Cafe Culture: Relax at a garden cafe with live acoustic music, or enjoy a "Sundowner" cocktail overlooking the moonlit lake.
8 hour
Breakfast
Overnight Stay at Hotel
Day 07
Into the Wild: Chitwan National Park
The Scenic Transition: Drive to the Lowlands (4–5 Hours)
The journey from Pokhara to Chitwan is a beautiful descent, and the final major transfer on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
The Route: You will follow the winding Marsyangdi and Narayani rivers, watching the landscape shift from steep terraced hills to flat, lush farmlands.
The Climate Shift: As you reach the subtropical belt (150m), the air becomes noticeably warmer and thicker. You'll pass through local markets selling tropical fruits like bananas and mangoes before arriving at your jungle resort.
The Afternoon: Tharu Village Walk & Cultural Immersion
After a welcome drink and check-in, a brief orientation from your Naturalist Guide sets the stage, followed by lunch at the hotel before you step into the world of the Tharu people — the indigenous "People of the Forest" who have lived here for centuries, and one of the cultural highlights of this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
Mud-and-Reed Huts: Walk through a traditional Tharu village where houses are built from mud, clay, and grass. Look for the intricate traditional paintings on the walls that depict local folklore and nature.
Sustainable Living: Watch the villagers as they carry out daily tasks — hand-weaving baskets, tending to their livestock, or preparing organic meals from their gardens. It is a rare glimpse into a lifestyle that remains deeply connected to the rhythm of the jungle.
The Evening: High-Energy Stick Dance & Riverside Dining
As the sun begins to set, the cultural experience moves to a communal stage, closing out one of the fuller days on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
7 hour
Lunch + Dinner + Breakfast
Overnight Stay at Hotel
Day 08
The Great Jungle Adventure, Full Day
The Morning: Gliding with Giants & River Safaris
Your day starts at dawn, when the jungle is most active — the fullest day of wildlife activity on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
Canoe Ride on the Rapti: Board a traditional hand-carved dugout canoe for a silent drift down the Rapti River. In the morning mist, you'll spot Mugger Crocodiles basking in the sun and the rare, fish-eating Gharial with its distinct long snout. It is also a paradise for birdwatchers, with kingfishers, egrets, and storks frequenting the banks.
Elephant Breeding Center: After your river trip, visit the first elephant breeding center in Asia. Here, you'll learn about conservation efforts and see baby elephants playing under the watchful eyes of their mothers. It's a heartwarming experience that highlights the park's commitment to protecting these majestic creatures.
The Afternoon: Into the Deep Jungle (Jeep Safari)
After lunch and a short rest, the adrenaline kicks in as you board an open-top 4WD Jeep for a Deep Jungle Safari, the signature afternoon of this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
Tracking the One-Horned Rhino: Chitwan is world-famous for its population of the Great One-horned Rhinoceros. Your expert naturalist will track footprints and sounds to bring you face-to-face with these prehistoric-looking giants.
The Big Cats & Beyond: Keep your camera ready as you traverse Sal forests and vast grasslands (Phanta). You'll be on the lookout for Sloth Bears, Spotted Deer, Wild Boars, and the ultimate prize — the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger.
Jungle Symphony: Your guide will point out the complex "alarm calls" of monkeys and deer that signal a predator is nearby, making you part of the jungle's natural drama.
The Evening: Riverside "Sundowner" & Reflection
After the thrill of the safari, return to the riverbank for a well-deserved moment of peace — a fitting close to the wildest day on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
The Sundowner: Grab a cold drink and find a spot at a riverside bar or deck. "Sundowners" are a safari tradition — watching the sun set over the jungle horizon as the sky turns a fiery red.
The Night Calls: As darkness falls, the sounds of the jungle change. Listen to the symphony of crickets and the distant roar of the river while you enjoy a final bush-style dinner under the stars.
The Tharu Stick Dance (Lathi Nach): This is a vibrant, rhythmic performance originally designed as a way to ward off wild animals from the village. Men and women in traditional white costumes clash bamboo sticks in a mesmerizing, synchronized circle, moving to the beat of the Madal (drum).
The Fire Dance: The energy peaks with the "Fire Dance," a daring display of bravery and heritage.
9 hour
Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
Overnight Stay at Hotel
Day 09
Return to the Capital, Kathmandu
As your journey nears its conclusion, we move from the wild heart of the jungle back to the bustling energy of the capital. This transition allows you to reflect on your adventures while securing the perfect mementos of your Himalayan odyssey — and the final full day of this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package.
The Morning: The Jungle's Morning Chorus (Bird Watching)
Wake up to the melodic symphony of the Terai. Before leaving Chitwan, join your naturalist for an early morning Bird Watching tour along the banks of the Rapti River and the surrounding buffer zone forests.
The Avian Wealth: Chitwan is a global hotspot for birders, home to over 500 species. You'll look for the vibrant Great Hornbill, the elusive Bengal Florican, and various species of kingfishers, flycatchers, and sunbirds.
The Serenity: There is a unique peace in the jungle at dawn, watching the mist rise off the marshlands as rare migratory birds begin their day.
The Journey: From Plains to Peaks (Travel to Kathmandu)
After a final jungle breakfast, it's time to head back to Kathmandu, closing the loop on this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package. You have two scenic options for this leg of the trip:
The Scenic Drive (5–6 Hours): Retrace the winding path along the Trishuli River. It's a great chance to see the terraced hills and rural villages one last time, perhaps stopping for a final cup of local Masala tea at a roadside stall.
The Evening: Thamel Treasures & Last-Minute Shopping
Back in Kathmandu, the evening is dedicated to celebration and last-minute shopping.
Last-Minute Shopping in Thamel: Dive into the colorful alleys of Thamel to find those final treasures. Whether it's a hand-painted Thangka, a resonant Singing Bowl, a soft Pashmina shawl, or local Himalayan Coffee, this is the place to find authentic Nepali craftsmanship.
Dinner & Cultural Show: Celebrate the close of this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package with a grand dinner at a traditional restaurant like Bhojan Griha or Nepali Chulo, or any restaurant you're more comfortable with. Housed in a historic palace setting, you'll enjoy a multi-course authentic Nepali Thali served on brass plates.
6 hour
Breakfast
Overnight Stay at Hotel
Day 10
The Final Farewell: "Pheri Bhetaunla"
As your Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package package journey through the "Land of the Gods" comes to an end, we don't like to say goodbye. In Nepal, we say "Pheri Bhetaunla," which translates to "Until we meet again."
You arrived as a guest, but you leave as a member of our global family. You have stood at the foot of the world’s highest peaks, walked through the "living museums" of our ancestors, and breathed the wild air of the jungle. While you may be boarding a flight back home, a piece of the Himalayas will now always travel with you.
Our private vehicle will escort you to Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) with ample time for a traditional farewell ceremony, allowing you a quiet moment to reflect on your Himalayan journey before your departure.
30 minute
Breakfast
Overnight Stay at Hotel
Cost Includes
Kathmandu, Nagarkot, Bandipur & Pokhara: Twin sharing Luxury room on a Standard/Deluxe hotel on a Bed & Breakfast (BB) Plan.
All required entry permit cost in all cultural heritage sites.
Chitwan National Park: 2-night stay in a Deluxe room on a Resort with Full Board plan (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner included).
Private Vehicle: All transfers and sightseeing in a comfortable, air-conditioned private vehicle with a professional driver.
Airport Transfers: Private pickup and drop-off at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA).
Everest Mountain Flight: Domestic flight ticket, including airport transfers and a commemorative flight certificate.
Expert Local Guide: Licensed English-speaking guide for all sightseeing in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Pokhara.
Jungle Naturalist: Dedicated expert for all Chitwan wildlife activities.
All Chitwan activities (Jeep Safari, Canoe Ride, Tharu Village Walk, and Cultural Show).
Sunrise excursions in Nagarkot and Sarangkot.
Private boat ride on Phewa Lake.
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All government taxes, VAT, and service charges
Cost Excludes
International Travel: Airfare to and from your home country.
Nepal Entry Visa: Obtainable on arrival (approx. $30 for 15 days or $50 for 30 days).
Meals (City Stays): Lunches and dinners in Kathmandu, Nagarkot, Bandipur, and Pokhara (giving you the freedom to explore local cafes).
Travel Insurance: We strongly recommend comprehensive travel and medical insurance.
Personal Expenses: Laundry, phone calls, bar bills (alcoholic and soft drinks), and tips for the driver and guide.
Optional Extras: Any activities not mentioned in the itinerary (e.g., Paragliding in Pokhara).
Single supplementary extra: if you prefer the privacy of a single room throughout the tour, a single supplement of specified cost will apply in addition to the base tour price.
Most nationalities can obtain a Visa on Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu. For this 10-day trip, a 15-day multiple-entry visa costs $30 USD. You will need a passport with at least 6 months' validity and one passport-size photo. It is recommended to fill out the online pre-arrival form at the official immigration website to save time.
When is the best time to do this Everest Pokhara Chitwan Tour Package?
Spring (March to May): Ideal for the Everest Flight and Pokhara views, with rhododendrons in bloom.
Autumn (September to November): The most popular time, offering the clearest Himalayan views after the monsoon.
Winter (December to February): Great for Chitwan wildlife spotting (animals are more active in the sun) and avoiding crowds in Bandipur.
Is the Everest Mountain Flight guaranteed?
The Everest mountain flight included in this Everest Pokhara Chitwan tour package is subject to weather. If the flight is cancelled due to poor visibility, you will be rescheduled for the next morning or provided with a full refund. Every passenger is guaranteed a window seat for an unobstructed view of the peaks.
Since you are visiting both the cold mountains and the tropical jungle, layering is key:
For Mountains (Nagarkot/Pokhara): A warm jacket, fleece, and a woolen hat for sunrises during cold season i.e. November/December.
For Jungle (Chitwan): Neutral-colored clothes (khaki, green, brown) to blend in, long sleeves for mosquito protection, and a sun hat.
Footwear: Comfortable walking shoes or light hiking boots for the Changu Narayan and Bandipur walks.
Can I use my credit cards, or do I need cash?
In Kathmandu and Pokhara, credit cards are accepted at major hotels and restaurants. However, for shopping in Thamel, entrance fees, and tips, you will need Nepalese Rupees (NPR). ATMs are widely available in cities, but it is wise to carry some USD or NPR for Bandipur and Chitwan.
Is it safe to drink the tap water?
No. Never drink tap water in Nepal. Always use bottled mineral water or purified water provided by the hotels. Even for brushing teeth, many travelers prefer using bottled water.
What kind of power adapter do I need?
Nepal uses Type C, D, and M plugs. The standard voltage is 230V. It is highly recommended to bring a universal travel adapter. Power outages (load shedding) are now rare in cities, but most hotels have backup generators or inverters.
Will I have internet access during the trip?
Yes. Free Wi-Fi is available in almost all hotels and cafes in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan. For constant connectivity, you can easily buy a local Ncell or NTC SIM card at the airport for around $5–$10 with a generous data package.
What is the tipping etiquette for guides and drivers?
Tipping is not mandatory but is a significant part of the income for tourism staff. Generally expected.
Is travel insurance necessary?
No compulsory. However We recommend comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical emergencies and trip cancellations. While this is not a high-altitude trek, having insurance provides peace of mind for mountain flights and jungle activities.
