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Overview

First things first, you get to open the book of history from the start of human life and culture, diversity with ethnicity of Nepal religion,custom & festival i.e. Kathmandu. Sightseeing around Kathmandu provides you an opportunity to visit the UNESCO heritages,different temples filled with holyness & blessing of gods. Nagarkot a famous place to watch the view of mystic mountains is another fun destination in the 10 Days Nepal Tour Package. A jungle safari and elephant ride in Chitwan is a perfect way to explore the wildlife in Nepal the exceptional highlights of 10 days Nepal Tour there will be fun activities of boating, caves exploration and private city tour in Pokhara. We all know Nepal as the birthplace of Buddha. Via this Nepal Luxury Tour Package, you get a chance to visit Lumbini where you will definitely get peace of mind.

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Highlights of 10 Day Nepal Luxury Tours

UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES
Jungle Safari
Cultural Program of local ethnic tribe
Boating on lakes, Caves Exploration & private City tour
Mysterious waterfall & Seti Gorge

Itinerary

Day 1:

Arrival in Kathmandu.

Arrival at Kathmandu airport
Welcome programme along with photoshoot and transfers to 4 star or Similar category hotel. Check in to the hotel with welcome drink. After a short rest, at evening time explore a tourist Market in Thamel with some temples & museums .

Day 2:

Kathmandu Sightseeing.

After breakfast at hotel,
The day will be started with full day sightseeing of Kathmandu valley with the holyness of Pashupatinath Area (the popular temple of Hindu), along with beautyness of Buddha city to visit Boudhanath Stupa, Swayambhunatha Stupa (A historical and old Buddhist Monastery in the world, which is known as Monkey temple too), Visit Kathmandu Durbar Square (A Historical site protected by UNESCO and Kumari (living Goddess) Temple. Night stay will be at will be at 4 star or similar category hotel.

Day 3:

Sightseeing in Bhaktapur and evening drive to nagarkot.

While in Bhaktapur Durbar Square feel the central attraction of this Newari town. Different Shikhara style temples, stone and wooden sculptures, 55 windows palace, golden gate, museum, pottery square and others are significant. The city itself is known for its fine arts and after exploring this rich in cultural heritage city we drive uphill towards the nagarkot to see beautiful sunset along with view of 8 different Himalaya ranges (Annapurna, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Langtang, Jugal, Rolwaling, Everest, and Numbur). If you are lucky and if the weather is with you, after that the night stay will be at 4 star or similar category hotel with fine dinner.

Day 4:

Nagarkot to Chitwan.

After breakfast, take quick drive of about 205km.
Along with the good view of jungle simultaneously having the stop at the river bank where you can find a nice palce to hangout towards the Chitwan.In Chitwan, there is Royal Chitwan National Park (the heart of the jungle) located in the former royal Hunter land.In the evening. You go for natural walk. after that the night stay will be at 4 star or similar category hotel with fine dinner.

Day 5:

Chitwan jungle safari.

After breakfast, there will be brief about the jungle safari & activities , including Jeep Safari or there is another one the adventurous one which is elephant safari to see one horned Rhino and many more dangers and endangers animals and birds. You will be able to go down the river in a canoe, at late afternoon Visit Ethnic culture Tharu Village. Evening Tharu culture program and dinner. Night stay will be at 4 star or similar category hotel. The night stay will be at 4 star or similar category hotel with fine dinner.

Day 6:

Chitwan to Lumbini.

After breakfast, take drive of about 5 hour toward Lumbini.
Visit birthplace of Buddha and other monuments of archaeological and spiritual importance such as the Mayadevi Temple, the Ashoka Pillar, the Marker Stone, the Nativity Sculpture, Puskarini Sacred Pond and other structural ruins of Buddhist stupas and viharas.The night stay will be at 4 star or similar category hotel with fine dinner.

Day 7:

Lumbini to Pokhara.

After breakfast at hotel, drive 200 km to Pokhara.
Pokhara’s tranquil beauty has been the subject of inspiration for many travel writers. Its pristine air, spectacular backdrop of snowy peaks, blue lakes and surrounding greenery make it ‘the jewel in the Himalaya’, a place of remarkable natural disposition. With the magnificent Annapurna range forming the backdrop and the serenity of the Cluster of 9 Lakes with three major ones – Phewa, Rupa and Begnas – Pokhara is a great destination for a weekend getaway as well as a long relaxing holiday. Pokhara Valley, gateway to the Annapurna region where many a trekker finds his Shangri-la, sits high on the list of ‘must visit’ places in Nepal. and visit the snowy peaks of the Annapurna massif, Bindabasini Temple, Davi’s fall, Gupteshwar Cave, Regional Museum, Seti River Gorge (the place to see white river). The night stay will be at 4 star or similar category hotel with fine dinner.

Day 8:

Sightseeing in Pokhara.

Get up early in the morning and drive to sarangkot to see sunrise from mountains which have breath taking view.Afterwards, coming back to hotel have a breakfast, do some adventurous activities”Boating,Bunjee” etc, sightseeing in pokhara of different lakes,temples,monuments & caves.The night stay will be at 4 star or similar category hotel with fine dinner.

Day 9:

Pokhara to Kathmandu.

After breakfast drive to Kathmandu which will be ‘204 km’ on the way you will enjoy the jungle view on the right alongwith beautiful trishuli river flowing from the left side upon arrival in kathmandu in the evening time with dinner & meet & greet programme the farewell will be conlcluded with Nepalmusic and dancing. The night stay will be at 4 star or similar category hotel with fine dinner

Day 10:

Departure.

After Breakfast You are free on your own activities/Itineary or you can extend the visa & plan your next Itinerary with us.

Could you tell me how much money I need?

Without knowing yours plan with, it is a bit difficult to explain. It all depends on what you would like to do tour, Trekking, Rafting, wildlife safari etc. It also depend on the type of hotels you want to your accommodation and the number of days you want to spent in Nepal. Plz let us know about your plan and we will help you in deciding how much money to bring. We also provide a safe locker, in our office for your money air tickets and other valuables, which you can leave behind while on a trek or a tour.

When's the best time to visit Nepal?

The peak seasons for trekking are the spring (Mar to May) and the fall (Sep to Nov) when you’ll have clear skies and superb mountain views. Keep in mind, this is also when the trails are most crowded (although there are ways to avoid the crowds). The winter (Dec to Feb) and summer (Jun to Aug) months are also great times to visit—although weather can be unpredictable, these months offer a unique experience and fewer crowds. For Chitwan (Nepal’s southern jungle region), winter is the best time to visit when the temperatures are pleasant and the foliage less dense to allow for better wildlife sightings. Check out our article on the best time to visit Nepal.

What's it like during the monsoon season?

During the monsoon season (Jun to Aug), most of Nepal experiences heavy rain for a few hours each day. It’s humid, wet, and the trails in the lower regions (Ghorepani, Ghandruk, Langtang, etc) can be quite muddy. That being said, it’s still a great time to visit if you don’t mind the rain — you’ll have the trails to yourself, the skies often clear up in the morning, and certain treks offer stone-paved trails that drain the rain and make for easy trekking. Also, certain regions, like Mustang and the upper reaches of Everest, lie in the rainshadow of the Himalaya and receive little rain.

What's the difference between private and group trips?

Private trips are tailor-made itineraries built around your travel dates and personal interests, whereas group trips (which is what most tour companies offer) are pre-packaged and depart on specific dates. Group trips are also open for others to join, whereas private trips are just for you. At kimkim, our specialty is putting together private tours, as we believe this is a more meaningful and rewarding experience.

How do I get my visa for Nepal?

For most nationalities, you can get your visa on arrival in Kathmandu. It takes around 45 minutes and is the most convenient way to get your visa. You can also apply for a visa in advance from a local Nepali consulate in your country if you’d like to have everything arranged in advance.

Are hotels included in the trip price?

Our specialists organize complete tours, meaning everything is taken care of from the moment you arrive in Nepal to the moment you leave, including all of your accommodation. We recommend letting the specialist organize your accommodation, as this saves you time and they know the best places to stay based on your style, budget, and preferred neighborhood—just let them know your preferences. That being said, you can organize your own hotels, as well, and let your specialist know you’re organizing them on your own.

Are there any extra expenses not include in my trip price?

Personal expenses (tips, soft drinks, bar bills, laundry, telephone calls, donations, and extra snacks, etc) are not included in your trip price. If you’re going trekking, the only things you’ll need to pay for out of pocket are wifi and battery charging (when available), extra meals outside of what’s included, alcohol, and soft drinks.