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Destination
Nepal Tour
Duration
3 days and 2 nights
Difficulty
Easy
Max. Elevation
N/A
Group Size
N/A
Accommodation
Standard Options
Vehicles
Private Luxury Tourist Vehicles
Food
Bed included, includes: Lunch
The 3 Days Nepal Tour including Nagarkot is an exclusive tour that will satisfy travelers who seek to explore the true Nepal within a limited period of time without having to forgo comfort or culture. This carefully selected tour will bring you through the diverse city of Kathmandu, where ancient temples, busy streets and world heritage sites will await. All of the places, starting with the panoramic Swayambhunath Stupa to the historic Patan and Bhaktapur Durbar Squares, showcase the rich Nepalese architecture as well as spiritual heritage.
Within this brief but encompassing adventure, you will have a blend of culture, scenic views as well and relaxing experiences. The tour will give a chance to stroll around the bustling streets of Thamel, explore local culture in real life, and communicate with friendly and hospitable people in Nepal. One can also take an optional Everest scenic flight, where the traveler can view the beautiful Himalayan mountains in a different light, which will be unforgettable.
Nagarkot, a quiet hill station known to provide breathtaking views of the sunrise across the Himalayas and glimpses of Mount Everest on a clear day, is the attraction in this tour. Your trip would be an ideal fusion of adventure, culture, and rest and end your journey by visiting the holy Pashupatinath Temple, giving your trip a spiritual touch in case you have limited time in Nepal.
Your tour will commence with your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, where you will be very well received and taken to your hotel. Once you arrive, you will begin your visit to the Swayambhunath Stupa, also known as Monkey Temple, on the first day and have a scenic panorama of the Kathmandu Valley. Then, later, take a walk around the busy streets of Thamel full of stores, cafes and cultural life, which is the very active beginning of your Nepal experience.
On day two, explore deeper into the cultural center of Kathmandu Valley by visiting Patan Durbar Square and Bhaktapur Durbar Square, where there is an abundance of medieval architecture and traditional art. End the day with the peaceful Boudhanath Stupa, and plunge yourself into spiritual peace. On the last day, travel to Nagarkot to experience the spectacular sunrise above the Himalayas, and finally visit Pashupatinath Temple. This is your last day in Kathmandu. The itinerary easily blends cultural intensity, natural beauty and spiritual journey to have a memorable mini vacation in Nepal.
On reaching Tribhuvan International Airport, our team will receive you and take you to a hotel. Take a small break, then go to the legendary Swayambhunath Stupa, the Monkey Temple, which is situated on a hill with a view of Kathmandu Valley. Visit its old architecture, colorful prayer wheels, and spectacular scenery. During the evening, you can have a slow walk around Thamel, the cultural center of the city, with all the shops, cafes, and bustling streets, establishing the right atmosphere for your trip to Nepal.
Begin your day with an optional Everest Scenic Flight, which is a stunning aerial tour of Mount Everest and the Himalayan range. Go on a tour of Patan Durbar Square, after getting back to the hotel, have breakfast and go to see the Patan Durbar Square, where there are also palaces and temples designed in a very bizarre way, and also display local handicrafts. Proceed to Bhaktapur Durbar Square, which is a medieval city that is filled with traditional art, pottery and marvelous buildings. Conclude a day with Boudhanath Stupa, one of the biggest in the world, Boudha stupas, and enjoy the spiritual environment and see monks sitting in prayer.
Early in the morning, drive to Nagarkot, a serene hill station, where there are breathtaking views of sunrise in the Himalayas, including Mount Everest in clear weather. Savor the wonderful atmosphere and fresh air at 2,175 meters above sea level. Then go to Kathmandu and see the holy Pashupatinath Temple, which is a major Hindu pilgrimage site. End your trip with a flight back to Tribhuvan International Airport, where you can take home the memories of your visit to Nepal, its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.
When you are well-informed, planning your visit to Nepal is a stress-free affair. The information provided following will assist you in preparing to go on your trip, make sure you are safe, comfortable and enjoying the best.
Tribhuvan International Airport is the primary international airport in Kathmandu, Nepal, which links most cities across the world. Domestic flights, such as optional scenic flights, such as the Everest Flight, are usually made in the early morning hours so as to have maximum peak visibility. Report at least three hours before international departure time to get a hassle-free check-in, baggage handling and immigration.
Most nationalities are given a Visa on Arrival in Nepal. Travelers are also required to complete an arrival card and submit a valid passport that has at least six months of validity and USD 30, 50, or 125 to obtain a visa: 15 days, 30 days and 90 days, respectively. To save time, you can make your application up to 15 days in advance through the Internet. Extensions of the visa may be done at Nepalese immigration offices in case of necessity.
Travelers of every kind are strongly encouraged to get comprehensive travel insurance. It must also include trip cancellations, emergency situations that are related to medicine, evacuations, as also adventure activities. When you intend to do trekking, high altitude, or optional flights, make sure that they are also covered in your policy.
This is a non-strenuous tour, which is appropriate for visitors of all ages. Little exercise is needed, although it is necessary to be hydrated and have personal medicines with them. Persons who have pre-existing health conditions ought to check with their doctor prior to the trip.
The best months to go are September to November and March to May, which have clear skies and the magnificent views of the Himalayas. Winters (December-February) are colder, especially in Nagarkot, and the summers (June-August) are wet due to monsoons. It is suggested to wear layered clothes to accommodate the weather during the day and night.
Hotels can be 3-star and hi-tech, and their rooms are comfortable and clean. Breakfast is also covered, and most hotels are based in central locations, which have accessibility to major attractions and local markets.
Nepal is a culturally endowed country. Dress decently when visiting religious places, covering the shoulders and knees. Take off the shoes before going into temples and stupas. Do not touch the head of anyone; use your left hand to gesture or use your feet to point, as they can be perceived as a sign of disrespect.
Tipping is not mandatory; however, it is commonplace. In the case of guides, USD 5-10 is recommended, and in the case of drivers, USD 3-5 per day is recommended, depending on the quality of services.
Nepal is normally a safe country to travel in, however, the normal precautions are recommended. Lock up your things, listen to the advice of your guide, and take notice of your footing on bad ground. Bring photocopies of key documents, including passports and travel insurance.
The currency is Nepalese Rupee (NPR). The significant currencies such as USD, EUR and GBP may be exchanged at financial institutions or authorized money changers. In cities, there are ATMs; however, in rural locations, it is advisable to keep cash.
All land travel is done in comfortable private vehicles, such as to and from the airport as well as in-city travel between Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Nagarkot. The travel times are subject to change due to traffic or road conditions.
Nepal has a Type C, D, and M power supply with 230/50Hz. It is also recommended that a traveler should always have a universal adapter and a power bank, since occasionally there might be a power outage, particularly in Nagarkot.
Dashain, Tihar and Holi are some of the colorful festivals celebrated in Nepal. Periods such as these may even lead to the closure of some businesses, and traffic can also become more. Nevertheless, these festivals present tourists with a special understanding of Nepalese culture.
There are local delicacies, such as dal bhat, momos, and other Nepalese cuisine, as well as vegetarian and international food. To avoid infection, stick to bottled or boiled water and do not eat raw street food.
The winter season (Monsoon rains or fogs) can influence the traveling plans. The itinerary changes or rescheduling will be done with the help of Luxury Holidays Nepal to reduce disruptions.
The official language is Nepali, yet English is very prevalent in tourist destinations, hotels, and among the guides. There are SIM cards with data packages that can be purchased at the airport or at the local shops to ensure they are not out of touch during the tour.
Number of people
Price per person
Solo Tour
$292.50
2 - 3 people
$286.65
4 - 6 people
$280.80
7 - 9 people
$277.88
10+ people
$272.03