Kathmandu Valley and Chitwan Tour-Cost, Distance, Itinerary, In Nepal

Meet our agent and transfer to the hotel upon arrival at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport. After checking in, receive a briefing on the tour and spend the evening at leisure.

Following breakfast, we continue our sightseeing tour of Kathmandu by visiting UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The best of Nepalese art and architecture may be found in Kathmandu Durbar Square. The architecture is typical of Nepal's Malla dynasty, which ruled from the 12th to the 18th centuries. Due to the enormous monkey population in the vicinity, Swayambhunath Temple is known as the Monkey Temple among foreign visitors. Pashupatinath Temple is one of Lord Shiva's most important temples, located on the banks of the Bagmati River. The Bauddhanath Stupa, situated on the ancient trade route to Tibet, is one of the largest stupas in South Asia.

Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is rich in ancient arts and architecture. We also go to Bhaktapur, an alluring city with a genuine indigenous way of life that has been kept over centuries of isolation from Kathmandu's rush and bustle. While at the main square, we can see the Nyata-Pola Temple, the Golden Gate, water spouts, and the 55 Window Palace, all of which combine to create a magical outdoor theater for visitors. In Bhaktapur, we also immerse ourselves in the authentic delicacy of the people.
We also go to Nagarkot, a village in Bhaktapur that sits at 7,200 feet and offers spectacular Himalayan views. It is well known for its sunrise and sunset Himalayan views. We will go to Nagarkot for dawn or sunset, depending on your preference.

We'll have an early breakfast today and go to Chitwan, which is 165 kilometers from Kathmandu. On the banks of the Trishuli River, we descend down a meandering route. Following our check-in, we will receive a briefing on the activities we will be participating in during our time in Chitwan. We next take a walk along the Rapti River's banks to watch the sunset over Chitwan's sub-tropical woods. Dinner is served in the evening, followed by a brief cultural program featuring tribal dances from Nepal's Chitwan region.

We'll be mounted on elephants and taken on a jungle safari through lush grasslands early in the morning to see wildlife in its native environment. We visit the elephant stables after breakfast and even get to bathe the elephants. We can take a drive into the rainforests in the afternoon, followed by a canoe excursion along the Rapti River. We may get a close look at Gharial and Mugger crocodiles, as well as freshwater dolphins, otters, and a variety of aquatic birds, while canoeing. We might also go bird watching or on nature walks to get a closer look at the park's diverse natural flora and fauna. Chitwan is where you will spend the night.

We spent the early morning bird-watching in Chitwan National Park, which is home to a diverse range of resident and migratory birds. After that, we eat breakfast and depart for Kathmandu. We arrive in the evening and have a farewell meal to commemorate the conclusion of our Nepal journey.

Today is the last day of our Nepalese Kathmandu Valley and Chitwan Tour! About 3 hours before the scheduled departure, guests will be transported to the airport.