Tour Details

Home to Mount Everest, Nepal boasts stunning natural beauty with an enviable variety of wildlife and cultural experiences, making it a very attractive destination for tourists with varied interests. 

Starting the tour at Kathmandu, we visit the old area with its stone-paved lanes, ancient temples, and colorful bazaars with curio shops and shops selling shawls, carpets, trekking equipment, and more. The tourist attractions include the Swayambhunath Stupa, which is a 2500 years old Buddhist Stupa located at a top of a green hillock with the eyes of Buddha painted on its pinnacle, overlooking the righteous behavior of the valley inhabitants. 
Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, we drive to Chitwan National Park next. 

A six-hour drive through mountain roads, tiny villages, hamlets, and naturally scenic vistas make the drive very interesting.

Chitwan is home to a large number of bird species (over 480 species!), due to its diverse habitats and tropical lowland situation, as well as a large number of mammals such as Indian Rhinoceros, Wild Boar, Sambar, Indian Muntjac, Spotted and Hog Deer, Rhesus Macaques and Langur. Tigers, Leopards, Sloth Bear, and Gaur are also occasionally seen, as are Mugger Crocodile and the fish-eating Gharials. We will explore the park in a variety of modes to get the full experience, including on foot, on elephant back, as well as in canoes and by jeep. 

Village walks to get a glimpse of local Tharu culture, cultural programs, and a visit to the elephant breeding center are other activities you can indulge in at Chitwan