Complete the airport immigration procedure after landing at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu.
Meet the representative who will assist you with your transfer to the hotel on the ground there.
Complete the check-in procedures, then take a short break.
You can spend the remaining time of the day at your leisure exploring Kathmandu, the nation’s political and cultural centre.
Spend the night in a hotel 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 where you will be taken after that. It is only separated from Kathmandu 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 theKathmandu 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 anyone who climbs the weathered stone stairs.

Go back to the hotel to spend the night in Kathmandu.

After breakfast, take your transfer to Pokhara from your accommodation in Kathmandu.

Pokhara is about 210 kilometres from Kathmandu, therefore the drive there will take you about 6.5 hours.

You can stop by the Manakamana temple, which is home to the goddess who grants wishes, on the way there.

Since the temple is up on a hill, you can take a quick cable car ride there.

Once you’ve finished the check-in procedures in Pokhara, you can enjoy the remainder of the day at your leisure.
Stay the night at the Pokhara hotel.

Prepare to tour Pokhara in the morning after breakfast.

Start by going to the scenic Phewa Lake, which is bordered by the Annapurna range’s snow-capped peaks.

You can choose to take a boat ride (on your own own) to the Barahi temple, which is situated on an island in the middle of the lake.

The Bindabasini Temple, which is devoted to the Hindu goddess Durga, the city of Pokhara’s chosen protector deity, is the oldest temple in the Pokhara Valley.

Visit Devi’s Falls later; it is often referred to as the underground waterfall since it digs a 500-foot tunnel into the ground to reach its base.

Furthermore, the holy Gupteshwar Cave, which has a Shiv Lingam inside of it, is connected to the downstream of Devi’s waterfall.

As you go around the caves and take in their rock patterns, you’ll experience a sensation of calm.

The rest of the evening can be spent relaxing by the lake, shopping at nearby boutiques, or savouring some mouthwatering regional specialties.
If you look at the scenery of the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre mountain range, you might desire to return to Nepal.

A delicious breakfast is served at the hotel when you awaken in the morning.

Prepare for your ride to Chitwan National Park, one of Asia’s top wildlife reserves, and board it. This 360-square-mile area of tall grasslands and woodlands is home to a diverse range of mammals and birds, including some endangered species.

Chitwan, which located at the base of the Himalayas, is home to one of the remaining populations of single-horned Asiatic rhinoceros and one of the Bengal Tiger’s last refuges. It also has a particularly rich flora and fauna.

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

Chitwan is 160 km south of Pokhara, and the trip there will take you about 5 hours.

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, set out for Kathmandu.
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.
If you have the time, take a quick diversion to Bhaktapur, which retains a very mediaeval vibe thanks to its traditional industries of weaving and pottery making.

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.

Return to the hotel later to spend the night in Kathmandu.

Pack your luggage after breakfast at the hotel, and get ready to leave this enchanted place.
You can go shopping in the Thamel market district if you have the time.
As you are left off at Tribhuvan International Airport for your subsequent flight, your incredible Nepal adventure comes to an end.