Kathmandu Durbar Square- The houses of the living Goddess ''Kumari'' and hundreds of erotic carvings are a few examples of the sights at square! Those are the greatest achievements of the Malla dyhasty. The Square is teeming with colorful life. Vendors sell curios, flutes and other crafts around the Kasthmandap rest house. This rest house is said to have been built with the wood of a single tree and is the source from which the Kathmandu valley got its name. Durbar Square is among the most important sights for travelers to see; it has listed in the UNESCO world Heritage site list.

Swayambhu, which is a major landmark of the valley and looks like a beacon below the Nagarjun Hill. It provides an excellent view of the kathmandu valley. It is the holy place of Buddhist and the place to see Monkeys.

Pashupati; The Pashupati temple dedicated to Shiva existed at this site in AD 879, is the holiest Hindu pilgrimage of Nepal; It is believed the Pashupati where it is stayed has received the attention of worshipers for at least fifteen hundred years. The Bagmati River flows close by the Pashupati and the Arya Ghat cremation grounds are here where funeral works of Hindus take place. We strongly advise photographers not to take photos of cremations and of bereaved families. Sadhus, sages who follow the lifestyle of Shiva, may be seen covered in ashes and loincloths. Those of Hindu faith only may enter the main Pashupatinath courtyard.

BoudhaNath; Is among the largest stupas in South Asia, and it has became the focus point of Tibetan Buddhism in Nepal. Where refugees entered Nepal from Tibet in 1950s, many of them decided to live around Boudhanath. They built many gompas and the “little Tibet” is still the best place in the valley to observe Tibetan lifestyle. Many people believed that Boudhanath was constructed in the fifth century.

Patan Durbar Square:  The square also has listed in the UNESCO World Heritage site list. The main site is to see – The Krishna Mandir, this temple is the best example of stone architecture in Nepal. Other sites including the Mahaboudha Temple and Uka Bahal are only a few minutes walk away from the Square. Patan Durbar Square.

Day 03: Bhaktapur: It is also known as Bhadgaoun and founded in 889 AD by King Ananda Dev. Among the monuments in Bhaktapur are big bell, the golden gate, the five temple of Nyatopola, the bhairab temple, Dettatraya, Changunarayan etc. Bhaktapur is famous for handicraft, metal carving, stone carving and woodcarving and clay pots. Bhaktapur Durbar square is listed in the UNESCO World Heritage site list.

Day 04: In the morning, drive to Royal Chitwan National Park for about 5 hours. Highway distance is about 160 kms and is fine. Upon your arrival in the park at Jungle World Nepal, lunch will be served and then our nature guide will brief you about the park, wildlife activities and your schedule.

Day 05: Your activities includes Elephant back riding in the park to view wildlife, walk to near by village, canoeing on the river to view wild crocodiles, local cultural program – stick dance of Tharu communities, nature walk in the park, visit of Elephant Breeding Camp, Jungle drive, etc.

Day 06: Day to transfer beautiful city Pokhara. After about 4 hours drive you will rich Pokhara, transfer to Hotel Trek-O-Tel Hotel Pokhara, rest of the day will be at leisure for your convenience and relax.

Day 07: Early in the morning at 5 AM, there will be a driving trip of 45 minutes  to Sarangkot hill, which is a popular viewpoint in Pokhara valley to view sunrise over the Annapurna massif. After lunch you will enjoy yourself by sight seeing in and around of Pokhara valley that include Mahendra Cave, Seti River, David fall, Tibetan refugee camp, Lakeside-walk ans a visit of old Pokhara Bazaar.

Day 08: Drive starts to Kurintar from Pokhara, which takes about 2 hours than you will welcome by soft drink at River Side Spring Resort. Overnight stay at resort.

Day 09: In the morning after having tea, you will be reached Manakamana Temple by Nepal’s first cable car, It takes about 8 minute one way. The Manakamana Mai, who is believed to have the power to fulfill wishes, lies 125 km to the west of Kathmandu. It is one of the famous Hindu pilgrimages of Nepal. After Darshan Manakamana Mai, you will be drive to Kathmandu, transfer to Kathmandu Guest House.

Day 10: This is your returning day to your home country. After having breakfast you will be transferred to airport.

1.       3/nights accommodation at Hotel Yak & Yeti (Kathmandu)

2.       2/half-day guided sightseeing Kathmandu Valley (Kathmandu / Bhaktapur /Patan)

3.       2/nights accommodation at Jungle World Nepal (Chitwan)

4.       All guided Jungle activities at Royal Chitwan National Park (Chitwan)

5.       2/nights accommodation at Trek-O-Tel Hotel (Pokhara)

6.       Half day guided sight seeing at Pokhara.

7.       1/night accommodation at River Side Spring Resort (Rurintar)

8.       Daily breakfast.

9.       Arrival soft drinks at all hotel /resort.

10.   All road transport.

11.   Airport –Hotel-Airport transfer on arrival & departure.

12.   All applicable tax at hotel.

13.   Dinner reception on farewell eve by Hilltop Travel. (Kathmandu)

1.       Lunch/dinner & beverage of personal nature.

2.       Travel Insurance.

3.       Air ticket during travel.