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Destination
Nepal Tour
Duration
4 days and 3 nights
Difficulty
Moderate
Max. Elevation
N/A
Group Size
N/A
Accommodation
Standard Options
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Food
No bed or meals included
The 4-Day Nepal Tour with Pokhara is a trip that immerses you directly into the core of Nepal’s culture, history, and natural beauty without any haste. It is a combination of adventure and comfort that is ideal when the traveler desires to enjoy the charm within a limited period of time. Take a walk through the colorful streets of Kathmandu to the tranquility of Pokhara, and each second of this trip leaves you with a flavor of what Nepal is all about.
You will explore an abundance of ancient heritage in Kathmandu, from both the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the hustle and bustle of Durbar Square, to the spiritual essence of Pashupatinath Temple. Every place has a story of Nepal with its various traditions and art that have always been age-old. In the meantime, Pokhara is the complete antithesis of this atmosphere; the relaxed city with its calm lakes, expansive Himalayan scenery, and quiet zones such as the World Peace Pagoda.
The experience is completed with the memorable events such as the sunrise looking at Sarangkot, where the Annapurna and Machapuchare mountains are shining in golden colors. It can be roaming around the historical sites, spending evenings by the lakeside in Pokhara, or admiring mountain vistas; this brief tour has all the essence of Nepal in only four days.
This adventure begins in Kathmandu, a city in which every turn resonates with history and spirituality. You will discover heritage sites full of color, such as the meticulously carved palaces at Durbar Square, the sacred grounds of Pashupatinath Temple, and the perennial stupas of Swayambhunath. The visits provide a peek into the multifaceted traditions of Nepal and a mix of Hindu and Buddhist influences that have produced the cultural face of the country throughout the centuries.
Once you are done with the tradition and culture of the capital, a brief scenic flight would take you to Pokhara, the relaxing city of lakes. Here, the beat can be relaxed and you can spend time enjoying the lakeside walks, quiet boat rides, and beautiful views of snowcapped Himalayan mountains. You can find the peaceful World Peace Pagoda of Pokhara with the spectacular views of the sunrise at Sarangkot as an ideal alternative to the hectic vigor of Kathmandu. Nepal will also have the best of both worlds, the cultural richness and the beauty of nature, with a flight back to Kathmandu.
A nice welcome in Kathmandu is the place to start your trip. Once you get to your hotel, you will explore the cultural riches of the city. Begin with Kathmandu Durbar Square, a center of ancient architecture and royalty. Then, proceed to Pashupatinath Temple, the most important Hindu temple in Nepal, which is situated on the banks of the Bagmati River. This day provides you with a brief but full of flavor experience of the culture of Kathmandu.
Start your day with the opportunity to have a scenic flight to Everest, which will give you the most impressive views of the giants of the Himalayas. Then your guide shows you such great places of Buddhism as Swyambhunath (Monkey Temple) and Boudhanath Stupa, which are full of spiritual energy. With its rich Buddhist and Hindu culture, every visit reveals the centuries-old heritage of Nepal and plunges you into the depths of its culture and ethnicity.
A five-minute domestic flight transports you to Pokhara, the city that seems to be a completely different world compared to Kathmandu. This is where you will get to take a relaxing walk around the Phewa Lake as well as have a peaceful boat ride. See the World Peace Pagoda, which sits on top of a hill, where views of the lake and the neighboring mountains are sweeping. Finish off your day with some rest at the busy Lakeside district of Pokhara, where there are cafes and stores all over.
Rise early and watch the spectacular sunrise in Sarangkot, where the Annapurna range and Machapuchare (Fishtail) peak become bright with golden light. Then visit the International Mountain Museum, where you will be able to discover the history of mountaineering, culture and Himalayan ecology. Flight back to Kathmandu in the afternoon with an unforgettable experience of the blend of traditional and natural beauty in Nepal.
It is a good idea to prepare before undergoing your Nepal adventure. Knowing the key travel facts, cultural peculiarities, precautionary measures, and other tips can help you enjoy the trip and simplify it. This section includes flights and visas, health, weather, and local customs, the major information that every traveler needs to know prior to visiting Nepal.
The primary international access point of Nepal is Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, which links to major cities in Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Domestic flights also connect Kathmandu with Pokhara, Lukla and other far-off places, which saves time that would have been used in long road trips. Booking of flights is advisable ahead of time, particularly during peak seasons of trekking, as they are limited.
The majority of travelers will need a visa to enter Nepal, which can possibly be obtained upon arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport, or they might apply online in advance. The visa for tourists is usually between 15 and 90 days, depending on your plans. To save time, make sure that you carry a passport with a minimum of six months' validity and with the appropriate visa fee in the form of cash.
It is highly recommended that travelers have comprehensive travel insurance that includes medical emergency, evacuation, trip cancellation, and trekking-related risks. The rough mountainous landscape of Nepal and unforeseeable weather conditions make insurance an important safety net to adventure travelers. Make sure that your policy covers trekking at high altitude in case it is on your itinerary.
Having a good physical condition will add value to your experience, especially when doing trekking or outdoor activities. There are some diseases that are advised to be vaccinated against, and any medication needed should be carried by the traveler. It is important to keep yourself well-hydrated, take your time and become accustomed to the elevated altitudes to stay in good health throughout your journey.
Nepal is a nation that has varying climates both in terms of the area and season. For travelling, spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) would be the most favorable seasons, as they are clear and warm. The monsoon season is a wet season (June to August), and the cold winter (December to February) may be unbearable, especially in the mountains.
Mountains like Everest and Mount Annapurna are areas of high altitude, and they require adequate acclimatization. The symptoms of altitude sickness may be headache, nausea, and tiredness. Slow progression, proper hydration and rest days are essential and extreme symptoms must be addressed immediately or decreased.
The Nepalese culture is strongly entrenched in Hindu and Buddhist cultures. Be respectful of local tradition, dress well when going to temples, and ask permission before taking photographs of people. Learning the rudimentary cultural etiquette helps to improve communication and demonstrates an interest in the local traditions.
It is customary to tip when using services of guides, drivers, porters and restaurant staff in Nepal. Although the levels differ, even small tokens of gratitude (usually 5-10 percent in restaurants or set fees with guides and porters) are expected. Service providers earn a large portion of their income from tipping.
Generally, Nepal is a safe place to visit, though general precautions should be taken such as exercising a keen eye over personal items, avoiding dark spots during the night, and watching purses in the market. Political protests are uncommon, but to avoid them tourists should pay attention to the news in the country and also to the advice given by the authorities.
Nepal uses the Nepalese Rupee (NPR) as its official currency. ATMs have become very common in urban areas, and cash is necessary in rural areas. Hotels and other larger establishments usually accept credit cards, but this might not be the case in rural villages. Carrying a combination of cash and cards offers flexibility.
The major destinations are connected with public buses, taxis, ride-sharing apps, domestic flights, etc. In
mountainous regions, roads might be narrow and zigzag, thus the road can take a lot more time than anticipated. Hiring a reliable driver or guide will help ease navigation and ensure safety.
Nepal operates with 230 V, 50Hz electric supply and type C, D, and M plugs. Power cuts can happen in rural locations, so it is better to bring a portable charger or power bank. City hotels tend to provide charging facilities to guests.
Nepal has a rich cultural calendar with festivals such as Dashain, Tihar, Holi and Buddha Jayanti. Public holidays can influence business and transport services and tourism, thus it is always better to plan ahead. Local festivals are also excellent ways to explore culture.
Nepalese food is tasty and varied, with rice, lentils, and vegetables as staple ingredients. Popular dishes include momo (dumplings), dal bhat (lentil rice), and thukpa (noodle soup). To avoid getting sick, travelers should follow basic food safety measures and drink bottled or purified water.
Travel arrangements can be impacted by erratic weather, delays or other natural occurrences. Travel insurance and flexible itineraries provide peace of mind. Book early and keep in touch with local operators to stay updated.
Nepali is the official language, but English is widely spoken in tourist regions. Learning some simple phrases can improve communication and show respect for the local culture. Mobile network coverage is strong in urban areas but minimal in remote regions.
Sustainable tourism practices help protect Nepal's environment and culture. Respect wildlife, reduce plastic use, clean up after yourself, and shop locally. Responsible tourism ensures the preservation of Nepal's treasures for future generations.
Number of people
Price per person
Solo Tour
$517.50
2 - 3 people
$507.15
4 - 6 people
$496.80
7 - 9 people
$491.63
10+ people
$481.28