Meet our agent when you arrive in Gorakhpur so they can assist you with your transports to Nepal.

As you enter Nepal, complete the formalities at the border.
Continue driving to Chitwan National Park, one of Asia’s top wildlife preserves. This 360-square-mile park is home to a diverse population of mammals, birds, and other wildlife, including numerous endangered species.

Nestled at the base of the Himalayas, Chitwan is home to one of the remaining populations of single-horned Asiatic rhinoceroses and one of the Bengal Tiger’s last refuges. It also contains a very diverse variety of plants and animals.

Your drive today will be beautiful as you pass through lovely woodlands and gorgeous valley vistas.

The distance between Gorakhpur and Chitwan is 212 kilometres, and it takes take 7 hours to travel there.

When you get to Chitwan, you can relax the remainder of the day.
Spend the night in a hotel in Chitwan.

Awaken to a lovely morning filled with the sound of chirping birds and fresh air.

Prepare for some of the jungle activities by eating a big breakfast in the hotel.

In the National Park, you can take an exciting jeep/elephant safari (on your own dime).

Additionally, go on nature walks, birdwatching expeditions, or boat rides through the forest to discover Chitwan’s unusual fauna.
Once you’ve finished exploring the jungle, head back to your Chitwan accommodation.

Rest of the day is yours to do as you like.
Spend the night in a hotel in Chitwan.

Get ready to go to Kathmandu, the political and cultural centre of Nepal, after a delicious breakfast in the hotel.

The trip from Chitwan to Kathmandu is 170 kilometres long and should take about 5.5 hours to accomplish.

After arriving in Kathmandu, take some time to relax.
The remainder of the day is yours to do as you like.

You may stroll across the stunningly designed Kathmandu Durbar Square. The living goddess of Nepal resides in the Kumari Mahal.
Enjoy some local cuisine to give your taste buds a thorough cultural experience.

You go shopping in the Thamel market in the evening and buy gifts for your loved ones.

Visit the hotel once more and spend the night in Kathmandu.

In the morning, after breakfast, get ready to visit Kathmandu.

Start by going to the Pashupatinath temple, one of the holiest Hindu pilgrimage locations, where the holy sadhus pray and cremations are performed alongside the Bagmati river.

You will next proceed to the Boudhanath Stupa, which is the most important Buddhist site in Nepal. Thousands of pilgrims of various faiths congregate here every day to do a traditional circumnavigation.

The second major town in the valley, Patan (formerly known as Lalitpur), is the destination after Kathmandu and is only separated from it by the Bagmati River.

Visit Patan’s iconic Durbar Square, which is a focal point for architecture and has a significantly higher density of temples per square metre than Kathmandu or Bhaktapur.

Continue your tour by exploring the Royal Palace, Krishna Mandir, and a few stunning Buddhist structures at Patan Durbar Square.

Then, you’ll travel to Swayambhunath, where the golden spire of the stupa, built in the fifth century and topped by a hill overlooking the Kathmandu Valley and colourful prayer flags, provides stunning views of the city of Kathmandu. One of Nepal’s most well-known landmarks is Swayambhunath, where the painted eyes of the Buddha watch visitors as they make their way up the weathered stone stairs.

Visit the hotel once more and spend the night in Kathmandu.

Start your journey to Nagarkot after finishing your hotel breakfast; it will take approximately 1.5 hours (32km) to get there from Kathmandu.

Take a little break in Bhaktapur, a city that still exudes a distinctly mediaeval vibe, after travelling for 17 kilometres. Pottery and weaving are still the city’s traditional industry.

On the outskirts of Bhaktapur in Sanga, visit the Kailashnath Mahadev Statue. The temple is among the tallest of its kind in the entire world.

The beautiful 55 Windows Palace, Golden Gate, and the spectacular five-story pagoda-style Nyatapola Temple are just a few of the outstanding architectural masterpieces that can be seen in Bhaktapur.

When you get to Nagarkot, you can see the highest Himalayan ranges in their entirety.

Spend some time viewing the snow-covered mountains before beginning your return trip to Kathmandu.
Spend the night in a hotel in Kathmandu.

Get up early and enjoy a delectable breakfast at the hotel.

Get ready to go out on your adventure to Lumbini, the city that was Lord Buddha’s birthplace.

The trip from Kathmandu to Lumbini, which is 290 kilometres away, might take up to 8.5 hours.

After the exhausting travel, rest when you arrive in Lumbini.
Stay the night at the Lumbini hotel.

As soon as you awaken, fuel yourself at the hotel with a delectable breakfast.
Step outside to begin your Lumbini sightseeing.

Begin by going to the Mayadevi Temple, which is both the birthplace of Gautam Buddha and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Ashokan pillar, Mayadevi pond, and the revered Bodhi tree are some of the complex’s other noteworthy attractions.

Visit Lumbini’s other attractions, such as the Thai monastery, Lumbini Museum, Myanmar temple, Korean temple, Crane Sanctuary, etc., if you have the time.

Later, begin your trip back to Gorakhpur, which is around 88 kilometres away and takes about 3 hours to accomplish.
Once you are dropped off in Gorakhpur at the location of your choice for your subsequent tour, this trip to Nepal comes to an end.