Nepal with Kathmandu & Pokhra

About Nepal with Kathmandu and Pokhra

Nepal is a landlocked country located in South Asia. It is bordered by China to the north and India to the south, east, and west. The capital city of Nepal is Kathmandu, and the country has a population of approximately 30 million people.

Nepal is known for its stunning natural beauty, with the Himalayan mountain range dominating the northern part of the country. Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world, is located in Nepal. The country also has a diverse geography, with lush jungles in the south and fertile plains in the center.

Nepal has a rich cultural heritage, with a blend of Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Many important religious sites are located in Nepal, including the famous temple complex at Pashupatinath, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Nepal is also home to numerous ethnic groups, each with their own unique customs and traditions.

Itinerary Breakdown

Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM). A common pickup will be arranged based on the majority flight timings.
Transfer to the hotel for check-in (standard time is 2 PM).
Explore local shopping, casinos, Nepali folk dance and more on your own In Thamil Area ,One-way drop will be provided for the group. After the party, guests will need to arrange their own return transfer.
Evening free for leisure.
Stay in Kathmandu.
Famous clubs-Lord of Drinks & Supper Club
Famous Casino-Casino Everest, and Casino Mahjong ,Maharaja The Royal Casino.

Note : Guests arriving on different flights can take a taxi from the airport to the hotel at an approximate cost of INR 400 per person. Immigration procedures will take around 1 hour.

What’s in the Package?

Included

Accommodation & Transfers:

Hotel Accommodation: 2 nights in Kathmandu, 2 nights in Pokhara, and 1 night in Nagarkot
Meals: 6 meals included – 5 breakfasts and 1 dinner (at Nagarkot)
Flight: One-way domestic flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu
Transfers: Airport–Hotel–Airport transfers by air-conditioned vehicle with assistance
Transportation: All intercity travel by A/C vehicle (Kathmandu – Pokhara via Manakamna, Nagarkot, etc.)
Sightseeing: All sightseeing as per itinerary by A/C vehicle, accompanied by a guide / trip captain for groups
Permits & Visa: All required permits, visa assistance, and applicable travel surcharges included
Pickup & Drop: Common transfers arranged as per majority flight timings
Activities: Chandragiri Hills cable car ticket included
Support: Local ground assistance via phone throughout the trip
Taxes: All applicable government taxes included

not

Included

International flight Flights
5% GST
Everest Mountain Flight with Transfers (12500 pp Approx)
Entry tickets and fees during sightseeing
Early check-in/Late check-out
Lunch and Dinner Apart from the itinerary.
Adventure activities cost
Room upgrade
Anything not mentioned in the “Inclusions” section
Optional: Manakamna Cable Car
Optional : Rafter rafting & boat ride Phewa Lake
Driver tips and personal expenses

Note : For air travel, only a valid Passport or Voter's ID is accepted. Aadhaar card and Driving License are NOT

valid for air travel. Children under 18 may use a school ID with photograph.

Accommodation & Transfers:

Hotel Accommodation: 2 nights in Kathmandu, 2 nights in Pokhara, and 1 night in Nagarkot
Meals: 6 meals included – 5 breakfasts and 1 dinner (at Nagarkot)
Flight: One-way domestic flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu
Transfers: Airport–Hotel–Airport transfers by air-conditioned vehicle with assistance
Transportation: All intercity travel by A/C vehicle (Kathmandu – Pokhara via Manakamna, Nagarkot, etc.)
Sightseeing: All sightseeing as per itinerary by A/C vehicle, accompanied by a guide / trip captain for groups
Permits & Visa: All required permits, visa assistance, and applicable travel surcharges included
Pickup & Drop: Common transfers arranged as per majority flight timings
Activities: Chandragiri Hills cable car ticket included
Support: Local ground assistance via phone throughout the trip
Taxes: All applicable government taxes included

Notes

The vehicle wil not be on disposal and wil be provided as perthe program only.
The clients wil have to buy the entrance fee on their ownduring the sightseeing.
Hotel : Standard Check in Time : 2 PM and Standard Check Out time : 11 AM
Room Category : Standard rooms or Deluxe rooms depending from hotel to hotel
A Passport or a voter’s id is the only valid document to travel to Nepal by air. Clients wil not be alowed to travel by air using an Aadhar card or a driving license. For children under 18 years, a school identification with a photograph in it is a valid document.
INR 500 notes are illegal and not acceptable in Nepal. Clients should carry INR 100 and below notes only. The maximum limit amount that a person can carry is Inr. 25000 which should be denomination of INR 100 or below.
Nepalese Rupee (NPR) to Indian Rupee (INR)
₹100 INR = 160 NPR

VEHICLE ALLOCATION : - 2-3 pax : Cars like a Tata Zest / Swift Dzire / similar - 4-5 pax : Mini Suvs like BYD / Scorpio / MG Hector / similar - 6-10 pax : Toyota Hiace van

DO’S - Greet with “Namaste” using both hands. - Dress modestly, specially in temples and rural areas. - Remove shoes before entering homes or religious places. - Use your right hand for giving or receiving. - Walk clockwise around stupas and shrines. - Ask permission before taking photos of people or religious sites. - Respect local customs, rituals, and prayer times. - Support local businesses, guides, and artisans. - Be polite and sensitive when discussing politics or religion. - Carry out al waste and folow Leave No Trace principles when trekking.

DONT’S - Don’t show public displays of affection. - Don’t step over religious offerings or sacred objects. - Don’t touch anyone’s head or point feet at people/shrines. - Don’t bring leather goods into Hindu temples. - Don’t criticize religion, monarchy, or politics publicly. - Don’t enter temples if signs prohibit non-Hindus. - Don’t litter or damage natural and cultural sites. - Don’t give money to begging children—support NGOs instead. - Don’t go trekking without permits or guides in restricted areas. - Don’t take photos where it’s clearly prohibited