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Trip Facts

	Trip Duration 9 Days
	Region
	Country Nepal
	Group Size 1 to 50 Person
	Arrival On Kathmandu
	Departure From Kathmandu
	Best Season September to May
	Max Altitude 2175 Meter
Easy TripGrade are those in which less hiking is required - about 3-4 hrs per day. Good for begineers and less intensive. City Tours, Jungle Safari are some easy ones. Acclimatization is not required.	Trip Grade Easy
	Activities Nepal Cultural Tours Activities Nepal Tour Package

9 Days Nepal Tour Overview

Mission Himalaya Treks is excited to present you 9 days Nepal tour, the most complete itinerary to discover the beautiful culture, traditions, and the stunning views of the Himalayas. In fact, this tour will allow you to fully embrace the remarkable experiences that a trip to Nepal has to offer.

If you have never set foot in Nepal, or if you have only explored the historical areas and are eager to gain a richer understanding of the environment of Nepal from the high Himalayas to the southern Terai plains, then our 9 days Nepal tour is perfect for you.

In just 9 days, you will gain comprehensive insights into the most important legendary sites and the best Nepalese art in Kathmandu. The Himalayan and Buddhist mysticism of Boudhanath and Swayambhunath, and the Hindu beliefs of Pashupatinath, will enchant you.

Likewise, the intricate and bizarre representation of demons and gods, and the detailed, rich carvings in the pagodas, temples, and palaces of Kathmandu and Bhaktapur Durbar Squares will leave you in awe.

Then, our 8 nights 9 days Nepal tour will fly you to Pokhara, an intriguing city surrounded by the natural Himalayan environment created by Annapurna, Manaslu, Lamjung, Fishtail, and Himchuli.

At just 822 meters above sea level, this heavenly city is a true paradise for tourists and adventurers alike.

That’s why we have included an extra leisurely day in our 9 days Nepal tour for you to engage in sightseeing around the city, visiting Davis Falls, Gupteswor Cave, World Peace Stupa, Phumdikot, Tibetan Refugee Camp, and the International Mountaineering Museum, or engaging in extreme sports that will get your adrenaline pumping.

Then, you will travel to Lumbini, the original birthplace of Gautam Buddha, where you will learn about his life, spiritual knowledge, and his attainment of enlightenment.

On the same day, you will then explore the Maya Devi Temple, where a stone sculpture of Maya Devi giving birth to Buddha can be seen. You will also see the Ashoka Pillar, the Peace Pagoda, the sacred Pushkarini Pond (where Maya Devi has bathed), and international monastic sites.

Your next stop in our 9 days Nepal tour will be Chitwan National Park, the crown jewel of natural parks located in Terai. You will have two nights here for a deep jungle exploration under the guidance of expert rangers.

You will spot rich local flora and fauna, see white one-horned rhinos, and the multitude of creatures that inhabit the woods, including the rarely seen Royal Bengal tigers.

As you end your days in the park, you will also visit the cultivated area of the Tharu tribe, returning carrying with you the unforgettable sensation of having immersed yourself in a primeval landscape.

So, if you enjoy letting your imagination take you to the natural, cultural, and spiritual realms, then you absolutely must join our 9 days Nepal tour.

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Trip Highlights:

The easiest and most comfortable tour of Nepal.
Short travel days without any long or tough hikes.
No extreme altitudes to worry about.
An all-inclusive tour with full support from our guide.
Private transportation and flights are included.
Perfect for anyone, no matter their taste.
Complete immersion in nature, culture, and spirituality.
No long road trips.
No hidden costs.
Bookable at the last minute.
Option between private and group tours.

9 Days Nepal Tour Organization by Mission Himalaya Treks

The itinerary of our 9 days Nepal tour begins with your arrival in Kathmandu. You will enjoy a two-night stay in Kathmandu, so you will have a detailed visit to its historical UNESCO sites.

Afterward, you will fly to Pokhara, where you will have two nights to fully experience what the city has to offer. After Pokhara, our 9 days Nepal tour will continue to Lumbini, where you will again have a comprehensive visit to its important religious sites.

Then, you will travel to Chitwan National Park, where you will spend another two nights engaging in all the jungle activities available. Our 9 days Nepal tour will then end with your flight back to Kathmandu.

Mission Himalaya Treks will organize only high-quality accommodations for you in all these cities, which also provide authentic atmospheres. You also have the option to book hotels of your choice for those who prefer.

We will also offer you a local guide for the tour who also has extensive knowledge of the art and culture of Nepal. All your ground and intercity travels will be carried out in private vehicles, and domestic flights will be arranged between Kathmandu and Pokhara, as well as from Chitwan to Kathmandu.

Attractions of our 8 Nights 9 Days Nepal Tour

Kathmandu Valley

During your short stay in Kathmandu, you will visit the main cultural sites of the valley, including Swayamabunath, Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. You will experience the ancestral traditions intertwined with modern cultures.

Pokhara

A trip to Nepal is not truly complete without experiencing the breathtaking Himalayan views. Thus, our 9 days Nepal tour will also take you to Pokhara, a stunning tropical city filled with lakes and surrounded by the majestic Annapurna, Manaslu, Himchuli, Fishtail, and Lamjung peaks.

During your two-day stay in Pokhara, you will explore both natural wonders and manmade treasures, including Davis Falls, Mahendra Cave, Gupteswor Cave, Bat Cave, the Tibetan Refugee Camp, Phumdikot, the World Peace Pagoda, Bindhyavashini Temple, and many more.

Extra Adventure in Pokhara

If you crave the rush of excitement and exhilaration, Pokhara offers a multitude of options. From the stunning sunrise from the 1600 m high green hill of Sarangkot, paragliding, a hot air balloon ride, an ultralight flight, or bungee jumping, Pokhara has it all.

Additionally, you can also go for a short helicopter tour to Annapurna Base Camp or Mardi Himal Base Camp. We will be more than happy to organize the activities of your choice.

Lumbini

You will then visit Lumbini, a sacred location where Buddha was born, raised, and attained enlightenment. In Lumbini, you will come across numerous authentic pieces of evidence that affirm Lumbini is the true birthplace of Buddha.

You will encounter the Ashoka Pillar, constructed in 249 BC, which bears a Pali inscription that confirms Lumbini as Buddha’s birthplace.

Additionally, you will explore the Maya Devi Temple, situated precisely at the site where Buddha was born, the Pushkarini Pond where Maya Devi bathed before Buddha’s birth, and various international monasteries, a museum, and the eternal flame.

Chitwan National Park

A visit to Chitwan National Park will then conclude your 9 days Nepal tour. Although Nepal has 12 national parks, Chitwan remains the most famous. In the 19th century, British hunts were held in the park.

But in 1973, it was turned into a national park and is now a protected sanctuary for one-horned rhinos, Bengal tigers, various rare bird species, Gharials, Muggers, monkeys, sloths, bears, butterflies, deer, and other wildlife.

During your time in Chitwan, you will engage in exciting jungle activities, including a safari, canoeing on the Rapti River, interacting with baby elephants at their breeding center, birdwatching, and enjoying the captivating Tharu Stick Dance Show.

9 Days Nepal Tour Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu, 1350 m, Hotel Transfer, 30 minutes, brief cultural tour

As soon as you exit the TIA terminal, you will have a short meet and greet with our representative, who will then help you get to your hotel in our private vehicle.

Since it is your first day, today’s program may change based on your flight arrival time. After you take a short rest, our guide will introduce himself and give you a quick explanation about our 9 days Nepal tour program.

Then, together, we will take you to Pashupatinath Temple, the most sacred Hindu site in Nepal, dedicated to Shiva, located on the edge of the pious Bagmati River.

In the temple surroundings, you will see many funeral pyres and ghats by the river. If we still have enough time, we may also visit Boudhanath, a massive Buddhist stupa, similar to Swayambhunath.

Around the vicinity, you will also see many markets and monasteries from various Tibetan Buddhism schools. Before we head back to our hotel, we will also stop by the main area of the capital: Kathmandu Durbar Square.

Here, we will see the former royal palace, Hanuman Dhoka, Taleju, Kashthamandap, and Kumari temples.

Day 2: Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour

Today also, we will keep exploring the historical monuments of Kathmandu Valley. After breakfast, we will first visit the Swayambunath Temple, popularly known as Monkey Temple among the tourists.

It has an impressive stupa with Buddha eyes looking in all directions. The highlight is, however, the green hill over which it is located, from where you can see the entire sight of Kathmandu.

You will also find many monasteries, statues, a large prayer wheel, and chortens. Next, we will head towards Bhaktapur, the former ancient capital that has kept its traditions alive to date.

When wandering around this city, you will see the amazing Newari architecture of the beautiful Nyatapola Temple, a five-tiered pagoda, the three squares of Durbar, Tumadhi, and Dattatraya, the Royal Palace, the Golden Gate, the Lion Gate, and all the temples that are just a short walk away.

In the evening, you can enjoy the nightlife in Thamel, where you can find lots of pubs, cafes, restaurants with music, and cultural programs.

Day 3: Fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara, 822 m, 30 minutes, and a day tour

After a nice breakfast in the morning, we will head over to the domestic terminal of TIA to fly to Pokhara. The 30-minute short flight will be nothing short of magical as we fly over the massive frames of Langtang, Annapurna, and Fishtail.

Pokharais the tourist capital and the second-largest city of Nepal after Kathmandu, which lies beneath the protective frames of Annapurna and Fishtail peaks.

We will first check into our comfortable hotel near the tropical Phewa Lake, then we will go on to take a short tour of the city. In no specific order, we will visit the World Peace Stupa, which was established by the initiative of a Japanese Buddhist monk in the 19th century.

We will then head towards Phumdikot, where we will see the second-tallest statue of Shiva. We will also explore Bindhyabasini Temple, Tibetan Refugee Camp, Tibetan Handicraft Center, International Mountaineering Museum, and Pokhara Market.

As the sun sets, we will enjoy a boat ride on the glass-like surface of Lake Phewa. Then, amid the lights, music, and tasty food of Lakeside, we will enjoy the rest of the evening.

Day 4: Day of Leisure in Pokhara

If you are an early riser, then, bright and early, you can hike or drive to Sarangkot View Point (1600 m) to see the emerging morning sun enveloping the huge frames of Annapurna I, Annapurna IV, Annapurna South, Lamjung, Himchuli, Manaslu, Fishtail, and many more.

After this enchanting sunrise, you can then head to your hotel for breakfast. You can then continue your adventure in Pokhara with a visit to Davis Falls, Gupteswor Cave, Mahendra Cave, and Bat Cave.

Or, you may also engage in paragliding, ultralight flight, or a hot air balloon ride from Sarangkot Hill. You can also take an Annapurna Base Camp helicopter tour or a Mardi Himal Base Camp helicopter tour.

If you wish to participate in any of these thrilling sports, please notify us so we can make all the necessary arrangements for a small extra charge.

Day 5: Drive to Lumbini, 150 m, 200 km, 4 to 5 hours, and half-day sightseeing

Today, our 9 days Nepal tour will take us to Lumbini, a city in southern Nepal known in the world as the true birthplace of Buddha. After breakfast, our car will pick us up from the hotel and drive south along the Siddhartha Highway, passing through Syangja and then Tansen Palpa.

Tansen is a small town between the huge peaks of Gaurishankar and Dhaulagiri, which is particularly famous for Rani Mahal, often referred to as the TajMahal of Nepal, as well as Tansen Palace.

As we continue, the hot, humid air of Terai begins to envelop us while we travel along the expansive Terai Highway towards Butwal. Before long, we will pass Tilottama and Siddharthanagar/Bhairawa to reach Lumbini.

After we check into our comfortable hotel, we will go out to explore the Maya Devi Temple, Sacred Garden, Ashoka Pillar (marking the Buddha’s birthplace), the sacred pond of Pushkarini (where the Buddha’s mother bathed after giving birth), and the remnants of ancient monasteries.

Day 6: Sightseeing in Lumbini and drive to Chitwan, 110 - 850 m, 170 km, 4 to 5 hours

Early in the morning, we will set off to explore some more sites of Lumbini. There is much more to see here, including an exploration of various international monasteries, the Lumbini Museum, the World Peace Pagoda, and an eternal flame.

Next, we will drive from Lumbini to Chitwan via the Siddhartha Highway through Siddharthanagar. Soon, the Mahendra Highway approaches us to take us through Kawasoti to Bharatpur and then to Sauraha, the gateway to Chitwan National Park.

After we check into the hotel near the park, we will pay a visit to the National Park Visitor Center. Here, we will know about Edward Pritchard Gee, an important figure in the park’s creation.

Then, we will head to the Sauraha Sunset Viewpoint, lying in the middle of the jungle, to see a mind-blowing sunset.

Day 7: Jungle Safari and other activities in Chitwan National Park

The seventh day of our 9 days Nepal tour is fully dedicated to discovering the nature and wildlife of Chitwan National Park. After breakfast, under the guidance of expert jungle rangers, we will engage in a safari of the forest.

We can either partake in a jeep safari, explore the jungle on foot, or ride on elephant back (although we do not recommend it for the sake of animal welfare).

We will encounter one-horned rhinos, spotted deer, wild boars, sloth bears, monkeys, but Bengal tigers are extremely rare. Then, after lunch, we will take a wooden canoe trip over the Rapti River.

The canoe is made from the branch of a single tree, but surprisingly, it gets comfortable once you settle in. While canoeing, we will come across gharials, muggers, aquatic birds, and plants.

Once we are back on land, we will then explore the elephant nursery and breeding center. We may also see them playing and bathing in the Narayani River as well.

Then, we will wander along the nearby Tharu Village, which houses a small museum that exhibits their household items, some artifacts, and old tools. Our evening will end with the Tharu Stick Dance and Fire Show.

Day 8: Bird Watching, exploration in Chitwan National Park, flight to Kathmandu, 1350 m, 20 to 25 minutes

If you like to see numerous enchanting birds dancing in the sky, then rise early and take a gentle walk through the forest of the park. You can also engage in a peaceful walk for a while through the jungle with rangers to see any animals you may have missed the day before.

Then, we will take a short flight to Kathmandu. In the evening, we will enjoy a nice Nepali dinner hosted by Mission Himalaya in your honor.

Day 9: Departure

Unfortunately, our 8 nights 9 days Nepal tour ends today. Based on your departure flight time, if you have some extra time, you can consider visiting some more sites or browsing shops in the capital. A Mission Himalaya representative will accompany you to TIA to see you off.

If You Have Extra Days

If you have a few extra days to spare, then you can also:

Sunrise view from Nagarkot near Kathmandu.
Stay an extra night in Tansen, Palpa, to see the Rani Mahal, Tansen Durbar, and Srinagar Danda (1600 m).
Take a detour to Bandipur, one of the oldest Newari towns nestled in the complete serenity of Annapurna.
Engage in Seti River, or Trishuli Rafting, in rubber rafts under the expert guidance.
Mountain biking tour or hiking in Chitwan.

Quotation Can be Different According to Number of Days in Trekking, Your Country of Residence, Number of days in City, Guide quality, Equipments, Flights Company, Hotels quality in City, Transportation Type, Number of Trekkers in your Groups, Teahouses quality of Trekking, Meals what include in Trekking, Other Numerous included Items. For exaxt Cost Please Message us in whatsapp. +977-9841965533

All permissions and fees for entry for Heritage sites.
Every airport conveyance.
A three-star hotel room on a bed-and-breakfast basis.
Activities in the jungle at Chitwan National Park. knowledgeable tour leader who speaks English well and has a good understanding of history.
Dinner for welcome/farewell.
All road trips and personal vehicle touring included.
All required taxation and administrative costs.

flights abroad. travelling insurances cost.
Personal costs, such as drinks at the table.
If they aren’t specified in the schedule, lunch and dinner.
Advice and appreciation.
Additional expenses incurred due to unpleasant unanticipated events like inclement weather, roadblocks, canceled flights, etc.
Entrance cost and Nepalese a tourist visa.
Any additional costs not listed in the part that includes.

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9 Days Nepal Tour Related Information

Best Season

When it comes to the best time for our 9 days Nepal tour, all three seasons of spring, winter, and autumn are perfect, except for the monsoon and summer seasons.

From September to November, you can enjoy a pleasantly stable and dry autumn climate with the clearest skies. The period between March and May offers the delightful warmth of spring, displaying the breathtaking landscapes of all the cities.

In winter, from December to February, Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbini, and Chitwan experience mild temperatures, which is also an excellent time for wildlife viewing due to less vegetation.

However, it is best to avoid June, July, and August because of the extreme heat in the Terai plains of Lumbini and Chitwan, along with heavy rains and mosquito problems.

Who is our 8 Nights 9 Days Nepal Tour made for?

If this is your first step in Nepal, or if you are feeling drained by the usual easy heritage tours that are often the case, then our 8 nights 9 days Nepal tour will be a complete tour for you.

If you are quite curious, open-minded, and also an adventurous individual, then, also our 9 days Nepal tour will be a comprehensive itinerary for you.

Additionally, if you are traveling alone, a female traveler on her own, enjoying a vacation with family and children, or a retiree, you can easily book this tour because of its simple nature.

Along with the discovery of Hindu customs, Newari art, varied landscapes, and the breathtaking Himalayan views, this tour will also offer you insights into the authentic birthplace of Buddha, all while guaranteeing your comfort and safety at 100%.

Difficulty Level of the 9 Days Nepal Tour

Our 9 days Nepal tour is a level I simplest and easiest tour with the highest elevation reaching only 1600 m (if you choose to hike to Sarangkot Viewpoint in Pokhara).

Thus, there is no possibility of experiencing altitude sickness on the tour. Plus, the daily activities during the tour involve gentle walks through heritage sites and a canoeing adventure in Chitwan.

Thus, the overall experience in our tour will be comfortable with no rush, which will suit each guest’s fitness level.

Sleeping, Eating, and Travel Arrangements

Throughout our 9 days Nepal tour, we will set you up in nice, welcoming, high-quality three-star hotels in all locations. You will sleep in a twin room with an ensuite bath, hot water, a charging outlet, and WiFi.

Breakfast will be free in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Lumbini, while a three-meal (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) will be served when you are in Chitwan.

We recommend you try Newari food in Kathmandu, local fish from Lake Phewa in Pokhara, and the Tharu local dish in Chitwan.

All the ground tours in all the cities as per the itinerary of our 9 days Nepal tour, along with domestic and international airport transfers, will be primarily by private car. Travel to Pokhara from Kathmandu and from Chitwan to Kathmandu will be by plane.

Health and Safety

You will not face altitude sickness during our 9 days Nepal tour; the main health concern will be just minor digestion issues that usually arise when you are visiting a new place and trying out local cuisine.

We suggest you wear long-sleeved clothing and apply insect repellent when you are in Lumbini and Chitwan to prevent mosquito bites. We also suggest you get the routine vaccinations for typhoid fever and hepatitis A.

Regarding safety, Nepal is an incredibly safe place where tourists are treated with great respect by the locals. Still, it’s best to use common sense, keep your valuables in a secure place, avoid feeding animals in Chitwan National Park, and always have a forest ranger accompany you.

Visa and Permits for the 9 Days Nepal Tour

All international visitors except those from India need to have a tourist visa to get into Nepal. SAARC citizens will get a free one-month on-arrival visa, and Chinese citizens are offered a 30-day visa exemption. Similarly, children below ten won’t need a tourist visa.

For our 9 days Nepal tour, you can purchase a tourist visa active for 15 days that costs $30 per person. To get the visa stamped on your passport, you will need an original passport with validity extending 6 months beyond your departure date from Nepal. You should also have a 3-by-4 passport-sized photo.

For our 8 nights 9 days Nepal tour, no hiking permits are needed, but there is an entrance fee required for exploring the UNESCO-listed heritage sites in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbini, and also for Chitwan National Park.

All these fees are included in our 9 days Nepal tour package cost, along with the fee for the jungle activities in Chitwan National Park, and will be managed by our guide on-site.

Mobile and Internet/WiFi Communication

You will have a strong mobile network from NTC or NCELL in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbini, and Chitwan. Although the signal may be intermittent while you are exploring the forest in the Chitwan Park.

WiFi is also almost always free in hotels, restaurants, cafes, and markets. In Chitwan, you may have to pay a small fee for the WiFi usage, or you can also benefit from the 4G of NTC or NCELL.

When you are exploring the forest in Chitwan National Park, the internet may be absent for a few hours.

Electricity and Charging

The voltage in Nepal is 220 V with mostly type C, D, or M sockets. Electricity is mostly available around the clock, but in Chitwan, the power supply may be limited to designated times.

Likewise, hotels in all locations offer you sockets inside the room, so it will be easier for you to charge your devices.

Extra Expenses

Our 9 days Nepal tour package includes almost all your expenses, including accommodation, breakfast in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbini, and full board meals in Chitwan, along with guided tours in the cities, airfare for Pokhara and Kathmandu flights, and ground transportation.

Therefore, please plan extra budget for meals not specified in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Lumbini, as well as beverages, snacks, personal expenses, and tips for driver and guide.

If you like to engage in extra activities in Pokhara, or like to have a private jeep safari in Chitwan National Park, an additional fee will have to be paid.

Cash Exchange and ATMs

You can get Nepali currency through ATMs accessible in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan. If you like to exchange your currency, the bank counters of SBI, Everest, Standard Chartered, Nabil, and Himalayan will offer you the best rates.

Major credit cards such as Visa and MasterCard can be used, but be aware of the 4% extra charge per transaction. Online QR payment is also now common in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is not compulsory for our 9 days Nepal tour because of its relatively easy nature. However, we always recommend our guests to get at least a basic travel insurance plan while engaging in any tour in Nepal.

For our 9 days Nepal tour, we suggest you get the insurance covering your health, medical, accidental injuries, luggage loss, extra days, theft, third-party liabilities, and tour postponement or cancellation costs.

Transportation

During the 9 Days Nepal Tour, all transportation is arranged to ensure comfort and ease. The means of transport between destinations is by a personal vehicle like a car or tourist van based on the number of people. Professional driver and air conditioned car will accompany the entire trip. Scenic tours such as Pokhara to Lumbini and Lumbini to Chitwan are about four to five hours with rest stops to make the tour enjoyable.

Domestic flights are also covered in longer distances like the short distance between Kathmandu and Pokhara and Kathmandu and Chitwan. City sightseeing is also done in private vehicle and with a guide. Experience such nice local things as a serene boat ride on Phewa Lake and a safe canoe ride on Rapti River in Chitwan. All transfers, tickets, and luggage handling are well managed so you can enjoy the 9 Days Nepal Tour without stress.

Don’ts on this Trip

While enjoying the 9 Days Nepal Tour, it is important to respect local customs and safety guidelines. Respect is a key aspect that visitors should undertake at religious sites by taking off their shoes before entering a temple or a monastery and dressing decently. Before taking photos of the local people, monks, or religious practices, asking permission is polite.

Tap water should not be used and instead one should use bottled or filtered water at all times. At Chitwan National Park, the wildlife must never be disturbed and guests must observe the instructions given by the guide during the safari. Respecting local etiquette should also be practiced by using the right hand when giving or receiving things and not to point feet to people or sacred things.

Language and Communication

Communication during the 9 Days Nepal Tour is easy and convenient. The national language is Nepali, although English is common in major tourist destinations like Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbini and Chitwan. All guides are English-speaking, and one can always approach them to assist with translation or communication.

The locals are hospitable and warm particularly in towns and tourist destinations. Simple words such as Namaste to greet and Dhanyabad to thank bring extra warmth to the communication. The local SIM cards are cheap to buy, and most hotels and restaurants have free Wi Fi, which means that communication during the tour is not a problem.

Trip Extension

Travelers who have extra time can easily extend their 9 Days Nepal Tour with additional destinations and activities. Nagarkot extension day is serene and calm and has a beautiful view of the sunrise above Himalayas.

Another great choice would be Bandipur, which has preserved Newari culture and beautiful mountainous views with an additional day. Visitors who love adventure can include one day of white water rafting on Trishuli or Seti River with professional guides. The trip will be extended to Chitwan where it will have more time to explore the jungle on safaris, visit villages, and take walks.

Cultural Festival on the Trail

Nepal is rich in cultural celebrations, and the 9 Days Nepal Tour may coincide with one of its colorful festivals. The largest festival in Nepal featured by family get-together, blessings, and visits to temples is Dashain, which is celebrated in September or October. Tihar, which is celebrated in October or November is a festival of lights and is dedicated to both animals and family relationships.

And another festival that is worth attending is called Holi and is celebrated in either February or March in towns such as Kathmandu or Pokhara and it is a festival of colors that are celebrated openly. Buddha Jayanti, which is celebrated in April or May, is particularly significant in Lumbini where people perform prayer ceremonies and give offerings of candles. The Chitwan region celebrates the Maghi, which is held in January, to celebrate the New Year through cultural dances and traditional food.

Photography and Drone Rules

Photography is encouraged during the 9 Days Nepal Tour, but it should always be done respectfully. Before capturing the photos of individuals particularly the monks or the villagers, the travelers are expected to seek permission. Certain religious sites and events can prohibit taking pictures and these should be obligatory at all times.

In Nepal, the use of drones should be approved and registered. Without special permission, drones are prohibited in most regions such as around airports, military, and national parks. Adhering to these rules will guarantee the safety and compliance with local regulations and communities.

Tips forfirst time visitors

First time visitors can make the most of their 9 Days Nepal Tour by keeping a few helpful tips in mind. Smiling at people and saying Namaste brings about pleasant interaction. It is best to have a little Nepali money on hand to cover local costs like a taxi and small stores. It is normal to bargain in the markets politely and with a pleasing nature.

Wearing multiple-layered clothes is useful in dealing with a fluctuating weather during the day. Being flexible and patient is crucial since travelling plans are sometimes subject to weather and road conditions, and taking these experiences will contribute to the overall travelling experience.

9 Days Nepal Tour FAQ'S

Q Is it safe to travel in Nepal?

Yes, Nepal is a very secure tourist destination. Safe experiences are also experienced by solo travelers and female travelers. It is always advisable to use common sense during crowded places and secure valuables.

Q Can I travel solo on the 9 Days Nepal Tour, even as a solo female traveler?

Absolutely. Solo travelers are welcome on the 9 Days Nepal Tour. You will not have to worry about the journey since you will have a guide. This tour has been an excellent experience to many solo female travelers.

Q Can children and elderly travelers go to this tour?

Yes, the program is relaxed and no hard activities. The 9 Days Nepal Tour is family-friendly and suitable for senior travelers. Anyone is able to view the sites and feel comfortable.

Q What is the average number of people in the tour?

They prefer staying in groups of two or ten, so as to have a more intimate experience. The private tours can be organized as well in case a person wants more privacy.

Q What physical condition do I have to be in order to take this trip?

You do not need to be very fit. With a little light walking and some stairs, you will be perfectly comfortable on this tour.

Q Is altitude sickness a concern on this tour?

No, there is nothing like altitude sickness. The highest point on the 9 Days Nepal Tour is around sixteen hundred meters in Pokhara, which is too low for altitude sickness.

Q Can I have any vaccinations prior to the trip?

There are no compulsory vaccinations. Travelers usually get Hepatitis A and typhoid shots when traveling to Nepal, just in case.

Q What should I pack for the 9 Days Nepal Tour?

Travel with comfortable walking shoes, lightweight clothes during warm weather and warm clothes during cold mornings and evenings, sun protection (a hat and sunglasses), insect repellent, and individual medications. In the evenings a light jacket is useful.

Q Do the tour price cover international flights?

No, international flights are excluded. You will be required to make flights to and out of Nepal. The 9 Days Nepal Tour includes all domestic flights within the country.

Q How early can I book in the tour?

It is always advisable to reserve early enough to ensure that you get the dates that you want. Depending on availability there can also be last minute bookings.

Q Do domestic flights have a luggage travelling weight limit?

Yes, the average domestic flights can carry between fifteen kilograms of checked luggage and five kilograms of carry-on per individual. Beyond this limit, you might be required to pay a small fee.

Q What type of accommodation can I get?

Your accommodation will be in three star hotels or resorts. The rooms include a private bathroom, hot water, and Wi-Fi. At Chitwan, you will be staying at a good jungle lodge.

Q What are some of the food that I can sample during the tour?

The 9 Days Nepal Tour offers a variety of Nepalese dishes such as dal bhat, Newari specialties in Kathmandu, fresh fish in Pokhara, and Tharu cuisine in Chitwan. Cities also have international cuisine.

Q Can one drink tap water in Nepal?

No, tap water is not safe. Always use boiled or filtered water or bottled water. During the tour, bottled water is readily available.

Q Is it necessary to learn Nepali to communicate during the tour?

Not at all. Your guide understands English and a good number of people in tourist destinations also understand English. It is good, though not essential, to learn a few simple words such as Namaste.

Q What are cultural etiquette tips that I need to know?

Wear plain clothes to religious places, take off your shoes when you enter a temple or house, shake hands with your right hand when giving or receiving gifts, and take permission before capturing the local people in photographs.

Q Can I spend free time on the tour?

Yes, evenings tend to be free and there is a free day in Pokhara which can be utilized to relax or indulge yourself in any other optional activity.

Q Can I customize or extend the 9 Days Nepal Tour?

Yes, the itinerary may be customized or lengthened. You may add some additional days or tours like Nagarkot visit, Bandipur visit or rafting.

Q What do I do in the case my flight is late to Nepal?

You do not need to worry about that. We monitor your flight and our representative will be present to take you to the hotel. The schedule is adjustable.

Q What in case I fall ill in the trip?

We have a guide who will help in seeking medical attention in case of need. We are connected with hospitals in every city and there is a first aid kit. Major medical expenses should be insured with travel insurance.

Q I be able to view wildlife at Chitwan national park?

Yes, you are bound to see one horned rhinos, deer, crocodiles and various birds. Monkeys are common. It is hard to find a tiger; however, it can be seen with luck.

Q I encounter local people during this tour?

Yes there will be local people in each destination. You will be able to communicate with artists in Bhaktapur, Tibetan groups in Pokhara, and Tharu villagers in Chitwan. The Nepalis are hospitable and social.

Q Will I be able to see Mount Everest in this tour?

This tour does not go to the Everest region, so Everest will not be a main highlight.On very clear days, you can even see distant Everest on viewpoints such as Nagarkot or during a flight, though not certain. Other major mountains like Annapurna and Fishtail will be close to you.

Q Is there any trekking in this tour?

There is no multi-day trekking. The 9 Days Nepal Tour focuses on sightseeing and safari experiences. There is limited to hours of walking around in the city or brief walks in nature. Trekking extensions are available on demand.

Q Do I have to tip the guide and the driver?

Tipping is not mandatory but it is welcome. At the end of the tour, many tourists will tip their guides and drivers a small amount. Recommended prices include five to ten dollars per day guides and three to five dollars per day drivers or less or more.