10 Days Nepal Tour

Passage of formalities at the airport, and visa processing upon arrival. You are heartily welcome for our Nepal Luxury Tour 10 Days.

The driver will meet you with a sign “Your Name Card” at the exit from the airport and take you to the hotel located in Thamel.

In the evening you will have a traditional Nepalese dinner with a folklore program. During dinner, you can not only taste the main dishes of traditional Nepalese cuisine, traditional bread, chapati, dumplings with different fillings mo-mo, and, of course, the famous Dal Bhat, served with rice and various sauces, but also get acquainted with the dances and music of the peoples of Nepal during the performance of artists and dancers.

Early in the morning, depending on weather conditions, we offer you a flight to the highest mountain in the world – the legendary Everest – for an additional fee. During the flight, you will also be able to see the endless ridge of the Himalayan peaks and the panorama of the Kathmandu valley.

Today our Nepal 9 Night 10 Days itinerary will begin our acquaintance with Nepal from its heart – the capital of the country, the city of Kathmandu. In the early morning, we will go to Monkey Temple or Swayambhunath. 365 steps lead to the temple complex, according to the number of days in a year.

It is believed that those who overcome them in one breath will be infinitely happy in the future. Part of the way to the top can also be done by car. Now, many monkeys live on the territory of the temple complex and in the forests around it, so you should be extremely careful with your personal belongings.

We will continue our journey to the heart of Kathmandu – Durbar Palace Square. The area is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Durbar Square is a whole complex of historical buildings, Buddhist and Hindu temples, palaces, and courtyards, which were built in the period from the 12th to the 18th centuries.

Coronations of Nepalese kings, various religious processions, and festivals took place here. Unfortunately, in 1934 many architectural monuments were destroyed and then restored, but not all of them managed to preserve their original appearance.

Next, you head to the Boudhanath Stupa.- a huge ancient stupa, the world center of Tibetan Buddhism, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of the largest Buddhist shrines in Nepal, the Boudhanath stupa (3rd century BC, rebuilt in the 8th-9th centuries) is located 10 kilometers northeast of Kathmandu, slightly north of Tribhuvan International Airport.

Boudhanath is the largest stupa in Nepal and one of the largest in the world. From all sides, like fortress walls, the stupa is surrounded by Tibetan monasteries. Boudhanath has always been associated with Tibetan Buddhism and Lhasa.

It was the Boudhanath stupa that met the Tibetans in front of the entrance to Kathmandu, who were walking along the most important trade route that connected Lhasa with the capital of Nepal. Since the second half of the 20th century, Boudhanath has become the religious and cultural center of the Tibetan population of Nepal.

For an additional fee, you can go to one of the main Hindu shrines – the Temple of Wish Fulfillment (Manakamane), booking is required. A cable car leads to it, rising to a height of about a kilometer, laid across the mountain river Trishuli. Manakamana temple is one of the few in Nepal where animal sacrifices are practiced, which can be observed on any given day.

They are held in a specially designated place where impressionable people may not go. There is a certain special energy in the square near the temple. It is said that all wishes made in the temple are certainly fulfilled because the goddess Manakamana helps all those who ask.

City tour. This is a small town located on top of a hill and surrounded by flowers and greenery. Buildings with traditional Newar architecture have been preserved here, we will walk around the city, and visit its central square and museum.

We will stop for lunch at a traditional restaurant housed in an old building with low ceilings and traditional carved windows. In clear weather, we will have a magnificent panorama of the Himalayas.

Will move to a small cozy town, lost among the green mountains, and overnight in Bandipur.

In the morning, with a cup of mountain coffee or tea in clear weather, you can watch the unsurpassed panorama of the Himalayas. We recommend getting up early to watch the sunrise over the sleepy mountain range on our 10-day trip to Nepal.

Upon arrival, sightseeing: Seti River Gorge, Devi Falls, Mahadev Caves, Tibetan Camp. We will visit the Museum of Mountains if possible if it is open.

At sunset, we will take a boat trip on Lake Fewa, optionally, we will visit a Hindu temple in the center of the lake – Tal Barahi.

In the evening, you can stroll along the Pokhara promenade, which is called Lakeside. This is the center of city life. Pokhara is a small and cozy city, which at one time was chosen by hippies.

Today it is the starting point for travelers going to Mustang or trekking in the Annapurna massif, as well as for everyone who wants to see the mountains from the closest possible distance – less than 60 km separate the world-famous eight-thousander and Pokhara. In clear weather, almost anywhere in the city, you can see Annapurna South, the sacred mountain of Machapuchare (Fishtail), and Annapurna IV.

The fifth day of our 9-night 10-day Nepal package begins with an early morning drive to Sarangkot mountain to meet the sunrise. Sarangkot is an ideal point from which a magnificent view of Annapurna South (7219 m), Machapuchare (Fishtail (6993 m), and Annapurna IV (7525 m) opens, at the foot of which Lake Phewa lies.

You will be able to watch how the peaks of the sleepy Himalayas, covered with eternal snow, slowly turn pink and then begin to turn golden. After seeing the dawn, we return to the hotel for breakfast.

you can go to the panoramic observation deck at the World Peace Stupa, from where you can observe the Annapurna massif at a glance.

Ten days in Nepal tour On our 6th day we will take Breakfast in the Pokhara hotel. Today you will be transferred to a mountain resort in the vicinity of Kathmandu – Nagarkot.

The height of Nagarkot above sea level is about 2,165m. The main thing that attracts tourists here is the purest mountain air and incredibly beautiful landscapes – the mountain range of the Himalayas and the green terraces of fields going down in steps.

Nagarkot is located on a mountain ridge, from where you can see the picturesque landscapes of peasant fields, having all shades from yellow-light green to dark green, interspersed with brown spots of rocks, against the backdrop of snow-capped Himalayan peaks.

For connoisseurs of beauty, the spectacle during sunset and sunrise will be especially interesting, and incomparable with anything.

For an additional fee, you can travel by light aircraft (open or closed) to the heart of the Himalayas, having made a flight, lasting 60 or 90 minutes. In the company that organizes such flights, most of the pilots are our compatriots, so the flight will be not only impressive but also informative because no matter how much a person who is in love with his profession will be able to tell you about the mountains and the sky.

A unique opportunity awaits you without the heavy effort of climbing to an altitude of more than 5000 meters in the circus of one of the mountains of the Annapurna massif. The itinerary may be adjusted depending on weather conditions.

Free time to relax or walk around the area or Nagarkot Tower.

We recommend getting up early to enjoy the excellent panorama of the majestic Himalayas and misty foothills.

You can spend it on the hotel terrace, enjoying the magnificent mountain views and silence, or explore the area by bike or on foot. This is the best time to break away from the usual tense rhythm of life feel unity with nature and enjoy the moment.

You can go on an excursion to the monastery on the mountain overlooking the Himalayas Namo Buddha, the giant Shiva statue, and well ancient town of Panauti.

Namo Buddha Monastery + Shiva statue + Changu Narayan Temple
Today you will go to the Namo Buddha Monastery, picturesquely located on the top of the mountain. In clear weather, you can see the panorama of the Himalayas.
This place is one of the most sacred for Buddhists, located on a hill nearby, about forty kilometers from the Boudhanath stupa. It is believed that the name of this place is because earlier locals were exposed to such dangers as meeting a tiger or other wild animal.

To relieve anxiety, the Nepalese recited the mantra “Namo Buddha” (I take refuge in the Buddha). And the story that happened there has something to do with it.

The Shiva temple is located on a hill, which during the battle of the gods Shiva nailed to the ground with his weapon, the city is located directly under the temple, and a mountain range rises from the city, rising to Nagarkot.

We can visit Pashupatinath, the cult place of all the Hindus on the planet the Pashupatinath temple complex, is located in the east of Kathmandu. This temple is an important religious shrine, the oldest Hindu temple of Shiva in the guise of Pashupati, the king of animals.

The temple complex is located on two banks of the Bagmati River, sacred to Hindus, it originates in the mountains and flows into the Ganges.

The main temple, a masterpiece of Hindu architecture, was built relatively recently, in the 19th century. This building with a golden spire and a gilded roof is known for its uniqueness.

The entrance to the large temple courtyard is closed. Thousands of Hindu pilgrims from Nepal and India come here every day hoping to receive the blessing of Shiva. Sadhus (wandering yogis) and a lot of monkeys also gather here.

Old people come to the territory of the complex to live out their days, they know the date of death from astrologers, and here there is a house awaiting death.

Numerous tourists watch the events and funeral ceremonies from the eastern bank of the river. This temple is known for cremations that take place along the river, funeral pyres are located on special pedestals. The bodies of the deceased representatives of the higher castes are burned north of the bridge, and there is a special pedestal for members of the royal family.

To the south of the bridge are plinths for the lower castes. After burning, the ashes are lowered into the water. As in the Ganges, people bathe in the Bagmati River for ritual cleansing, and the bodies of the dead are washed there before burial.

It depends on the correct execution of the funeral ritual and whether the next reincarnation will be successful. It is considered a great honor for a Hindu to be cremated in such a holy place. The process of burning bodies does not stop here.

Nepal 10-day trip and your second last day in Nepal. you can go to the museum city – Patan, booking is required. Located about 5 km south of the capital of Nepal, Patan is one of the 3 royal cities in the Kathmandu Valley. The city of Buddhist pagodas and Hindu temples is an important center of Buddhist and Hindu culture in Nepal.

It is known for its rich tradition of arts and crafts and has given the world several outstanding craftsmen. Patan has the highest concentration of historical monuments within the entire Kathmandu Valley – more than 1200 temples, stupas, and Bahals (courtyards) of various shapes and sizes, scattered throughout the squares and streets within the old city.

Nepal Tour 9 night 10 days acquaintance with Kathmandu and Pokhara valley is coming to an end. You will be transferred to the airport for your flight home. Boarding a flight to Your Country.