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Nepal Heritage Site Tour

Kathmandu Valley is the Capital city of Nepal with a dense population in South Asia.  Nepal is a country of art and architecture and famous for Holidays and vacations. Kathmandu valley is full of sights featuring Temples, monasteries, monuments, and National heritage sites. Kathmandu valley offers a great experience of sightseeing and many more. For this, we present you the Nepal Heritage Site Tour consisting of six different National UNESCO Heritage sites.

Major highlights of the Nepal Heritage Site Tour

  1. UNESCO heritage sites
  2. Local cuisine
  3. Photogenic location/spots
  4. Nepalese Local Cuisine
  5. Brief history By Local guide
  6. Nagarkot Sunrise

Itinerary Overview- Nepal Heritage Site Tour

Day01, Tour of Swayambhunath, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Patan Durbar Square

Phase 01- Drive to Swayambhunath(1979, UNESCO heritage site listing)

At the Crack of the dawn after breakfast, we will start our journey sharp at approx. At 8 am in morning, the guides will pick you up from a hotel, and we will drive you to a Swayambhunath Stupa. According to the legends, the word “Swaymbhu” means “Swayam” means itself and “Bhu” means it has self rose.  The monastery here is popular as the monkey temple due to lots of monkeys seen playing around and that’s how it got the name. It lies at the top of the hill of the Kathmandu valley. Mainly famous for Buddhist People around the world, the stupa surrounds by the dome-shaped monastery and also small other statues and shrines. After we click some photos and spend our time we will head to another location.

Phase 02- Drive from Swayambhunath to Kathmandu Durbar square(1979, UNESCO heritage site listing)

We will head for Kathmandu Durbar Square once we indulge in the spiritual serenity of the Swayambhuanth monastery.  It is 5.1 km and about an hour ride to the center of the Kathmandu valley if the traffic is acceptable. approx.  Kathmandu Durbar Square is a very famous Durbar square of Nepal,  was built during the time of the Malla dynasty. Also, this place is popular as Basantapur too. Likewise, this was the king’s royal palace during the time before the conquer by the shah dynasty. The Durbar square is surrounded by sensational art and architecture.

There are many temples and old houses in the square.  Highlighting  Kathmandu durbar square are Taleju Bhawani Temple also known as Kumari Temple, Kastamandap a three-storied Temple made up of a single tree. And a palace of the museum that has an ancient history.

Phase 03- Drive from Kathmandu Durbar Square to Patan Durbar Square

After we visit the open medieval museum of Kathmandu Durbar Square. we continue our sightseeing city tour to the more satisfying artistic town of Patan and the exoticness of Patan Durbar Square.  Patan durbar square was enlisted in UNESCO in 1979. Patan durbar square is  11km far from Kathmandu Durbar Square and takes 1-2 hr. approx. The city of Patan is the 3rd largest city of Nepal in the south-central part of the Lalitpur District.

The district is mostly known for its food, heritage, monument, arts and crafts, and many more. Patan was once a royal palace of  Malla kings when they ruled the area from 1201 to 1779.  This durbar square is the perfect instance of art architecture and culture featured district. Some of the major attributes of Patan durbar square are Krishna Mandir, Bhimsen Temple, Taleju Bhawani temple, Sundhara, Vishwanathan Temple, etc.  We will drive back to a nice hotel in or around Thamel.

Day 2- Tour of Pashupatinath, Boudhanath and stay at Nagarkot

Phase 01- Drive From Pashupatinath to Boudhanath

After lunch at the rooftop of the Boudhanath, we will head towards Pashupatinath the House of Lord Shiva(1979, UNESCO site). Pashupatinath Temple is about 2.2km away from Boudhanath and takes about 10 minutes if everything goes right, because of Traffic jams we do not guarantee the actual time duration.

Pashupathinath is the Biggest Hindu Temple for all Hindus in the world. People pay homage to the third eye of Lord Shiva in the Pashupatinath temple. Different other small Temples and Ashrams surround the main temple. River Bagmati flows on the side which is the Holy River sharing number of mythological stories. The main attraction for a touristic eye includes the crematory ceremony of Hindus where a wood log bed is laid to burn the dead ones and this whole ceremony takes place with the belief that the energy of the dead meets salvation

This very place is more likely to crowd by devotees every day.  Entering into the main shrine of the Pashupatinath temple is not possible if you are not Hindu. We can also see the pagoda-style built house and temples of golden roof featuring the engraved architecture of god goddesses and animals with different meanings with 518 temples and monuments.

Phase 02- Drive to Nagarkot

After visiting Swayambhunath we will head for Nagarkot which takes us about 2.5 hr. and is 27.9 km. The drive to Nagarkot is bumpy and with dust.  Nagarkot is a village, 32 km east of Kathmandu valley in Bhaktapur district. Nagarkot is popular as one of the alluring destinations for sunrise and sunset view.  After we check in a hotel we will call it a day and stay overnight at a hotel.

Day 3- Tour of Nagarkot with sunrise, Bhaktapur and Changunarayan.

Phase 01- Sunrise in the morning

At the crack of the dawn, we will wake up for the first sunrise view along with the silver 8 Himalayan range the ranges are Ganesh Himal range, Manaslu range, Ganesh Himal range, Langtang range, Jugal range, and other ranges with the view of Shivapuri and Kathmandu valley.

Phase 02- Bhaktapur Durbar square(1979, UNESCO heritage site listing)

After we take some pictures and have our breakfast we will head for another Location I.e. Bhaktapur durbar square which is one of the most visited locations of Kathmandu and also the smallest district of Nepal. This durbar square consists of distinct squares naming Taumadhi square, Dattatreya square as the pottery square, and wholly known as Bhaktapur durbar square. This durbar square is Photogenic so take a picture as a memo after this we will roam free and have our breakfast.

Phase 03-Changu  Narayan Temple

After we will take our breakfast will head for the oldest Temple of Nepal, Changu Narayan Temple which was built in ancient times by Haridatta Barma 325 AD in Pagoda style. This temple lies at the top of the hill in Changu Narayan VDC worshiping the main deity as Lord Vishnu. This venue is full of spiritual beliefs and monuments and we will pray for our wishes and after a short Break we will arrange a farewell program for you and we will depart.

Nepal heritage site tour is an experience with the art, music, festivals, customs, taking you to powerful Hindu and Buddhist shrines, hill stations, and majestic medieval structures.

Included

  • Twin sharing accommodation at star category hotel in Kathmandu(04 Nights) and Nagarkot (01 Night)
  • Accommodation, Food, salary, insurance, equipment and medicine for all staff.
  • Raconteur Adventure personnel standby during emergency
  • Hotel and Airport pick up and drop by car, bus and van
  • Professional government licensed guide
  • Traditional Restaurant Farewell Dinner
  • Park Fees wherever applicable
  • All government taxes
  • Official expenses
  • First-aid Kit
  • Map

Excluded

  • Trip Cancellation cost, Loss theft and damage to your personal items
  • Sightseeing and activities other than those mentioned
  • Lunch and dinner not mentioned in the itinerary
  • International Plane fare and taxes in the Airport
  • Other meals not mentioned in the itinerary
  • Personal tour gear and equipment’s
  • Travel Insurance which is mandatory
  • Tips and Gratitude’s (expected)
  • Personal Expenses
  • VISA Fees

Checklist

  • Universal Waterproof Phone Case
  • Water Bottle with Built-In Filter
  • Lipstick-Sized Portable Charger
  • Virtual Private Network (VPN)
  • Travel sheet/sleeping bag liner
  • Windproof Travel Umbrella
  • Travel Insurance for Nepal
  • Steripod toothbrush cover
  • Female Urination Device
  • Travel-sized umbrella
  • Nepal Power Adapter
  • Flashlight/Head lamp
  • Lonely Planet Book
  • Headphone splitter
  • Activated Charcoal
  • Feminine products
  • Laundry detergent
  • Travel toilet paper
  • Flexible Tripod
  • Luggage Lock
  • Packing Cubes
  • Cooling Towel
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Travel Towel
  • Travel pillow
  • First Aid Kit
  • Hiking Shoes
  • Neck Wallet
  • Sleep mask
  • Headphones
  • Rain Jacket
  • Sunglasses
  • Sewing kit
  • Small lock
  • Deodorant
  • Backpack
  • Sunscreen
  • LifeStraw
  • Daypack
  • Camera
  • Journal
  • Kindle
  • Scarf
01

Day 01

Swayambhunath Stupa-Kathmandu durbar square-Patan durbar square

We will start our journey sharp at approx. at 8 am in the morning, the guides will pick you up from a hotel, and we will drive you to a Swayambhunath Stupa.

2.5 Hours drive

1400m

3/4 Star Hotel

Dinner

02

Day 02

Pashupatinath Temple-Baudhanath stupa-Nagarkot

After about Approx. 9.8km for 28-30 minutes of a ride we will reach Pashupatinath.

4-5 Hours drive

2175 m

3/4 Star Hotel

Breakfast & Dinner

03

Day 03

Sunrise-Bhaktapur-Changunarayan

After we had our lunch at the rooftop of the Boudhanath we will head towards Pashupatinath the House of Lord Shiva which was enlisted in the UNESCO world heritage site in1979,

4-5 Hours drive

2295 m

3/4 Star Hotel

Breakfast & Dinner

In order to participate in this Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour, what kind of shape do I need to be in?

This tour is appropriate for all ages, from children to the elderly. It is not essential to have any prior experience.

Will there be someone to meet me at the airport when I arrive?

Yes, you will be greeted by a Raconteur Adventure representative outside of Terminal Hall. He'll be holding your name on a Raconteur Adventure name card. After that, you will be taken to the hotel of your choice.

What is the Visa application process and how much does a Visa cost? Should we apply for the visa in our home country or at the airport in Nepal? What papers do I need to bring with me?

You can obtain a visa upon arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport; however, it would be more convenient if you complete the visa application online (http://online.nepalimmigration.gov.np/tourist-visa) prior to flying to Nepal. Fees for admission into Nepal are now $ 25 for a 15-day visa, $ 40 for a 30-day visa, and $ 100 for a three-month visa.

You should carry the following documents with you on your trip:
Passport must be valid for at least six months.
Before you begin the walk, you must present a copy of your travel insurance document to Raconteur Adventure.
Tickets for flights.
Numbers for T/bank, C's insurance, and family contacts in case of an emergency.

In this Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour, what kind of accommodations can I expect?

There are several hotel categories to choose from. It's all up to you. Our program includes three-star hotel accommodations for the duration of the trip. The hotels provide 24-hour hot and cold water, connected restrooms, dining areas, bars, internet access, and other amenities.

What can I expect to eat on the tour?

In Kathmandu, Nagarkot, Pokhara, and Lumbini, breakfast is usually offered. Restaurants serving Continental, Chinese, Mexican, and American food with some local characteristics may be found in many cities, and there is always a wide variety to select from.

What kind of travel do you employ?

We employ private vehicles, minibuses, vans, and land cruisers depending on the size of the gathering. We can carry you through Nepal's narrow roads since these little light vehicles are more nimble and adaptable.

What is the ideal time of year to go on this trip?

The optimum seasons for this excursion are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to December), when the weather is clear and pleasant. However, if you want to avoid the crowds and appreciate nature, this trip is also recommended during the winter months (January to February).

What is weather and temperature like?

It all depends on the time of year you're going; during the winter (mid-December to February), the nights are cooler and the days are warmer. The temperature might reach 22 degrees Celsius during the day and 4 degrees Celsius early in the morning and late at night.

From March through May, the weather is pleasant, albeit a little hot at times. This time of year, the average temperature is 25 degrees Celsius.

It is always warmer from September to early December, making this the ideal time to vacation. This time of year, the average temperature is 20 degrees Celsius.

Is it possible to charge my digital camera or other batteries while on vacation?

Of sure, but don't forget to bring your adapters!
During the journey, you will travel in air-conditioned cars, and all hotels are air-conditioned.

Is there any way to communicate while we're on the road?

There are telephones and internet connections accessible, so you may keep in touch with your family at all times.

Is it possible to use credit cards and ATMs at the places I'm visiting?

ATMs are available in Kathmandu and Pokhara, and major credit cards are accepted everywhere. However, you will be charged an additional 4% as a bank tax, so carrying cash is usually recommended.

How much more cash do I require on a daily basis?

It all relies on your lunch, dinner, drink, and bar spending habits.

Is it necessary for me to tip my guide and driver? What would that cost?

Tips are always appreciated, and tipping your tour guide at the end of the tour is a smart idea.

Is it safe to drink the water? Is it necessary for me to carry purification pills or a filter?

There is bottled water accessible everywhere. Bottled water is perfectly safe to consume. There's no need to bring any purification pills with you.

What important papers should I carry with me on my tour?

Passport must be valid for at least 6 months after you return from your tour, with a photocopy kept separately.
Keep a separate photocopy of your travel insurance.
Keep numbers and proof of purchase separate from cash and traveller's cheques.
T/C, bank, insurance, and family contact numbers in case of an emergency.

Is it possible to extend my trip?

It should never be the goal of a vacation to arrive at the destination as fast as possible. We can add days to your tour at your request, with additional expenses for guides, hotels, and transportation.

What vaccinations will I require?

Although vaccines are not required for this journey, we recommend that you are protected against *diphtheria and tuberculosis, *hepatitis A, *hepatitis B, *malaria, typhoid, polio, and tetanus.
We also suggest:
A dental examination is recommended before to departure. In the event of an emergency, you should know your blood group.

Overview

Nepal Heritage Site Tour

Kathmandu Valley is the Capital city of Nepal with a dense population in South Asia.  Nepal is a country of art and architecture and famous for Holidays and vacations. Kathmandu valley is full of sights featuring Temples, monasteries, monuments, and National heritage sites. Kathmandu valley offers a great experience of sightseeing and many more. For this, we present you the Nepal Heritage Site Tour consisting of six different National UNESCO Heritage sites.

Major highlights of the Nepal Heritage Site Tour

  1. UNESCO heritage sites
  2. Local cuisine
  3. Photogenic location/spots
  4. Nepalese Local Cuisine
  5. Brief history By Local guide
  6. Nagarkot Sunrise

Itinerary Overview- Nepal Heritage Site Tour

Day01, Tour of Swayambhunath, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Patan Durbar Square

Phase 01- Drive to Swayambhunath(1979, UNESCO heritage site listing)

At the Crack of the dawn after breakfast, we will start our journey sharp at approx. At 8 am in morning, the guides will pick you up from a hotel, and we will drive you to a Swayambhunath Stupa. According to the legends, the word “Swaymbhu” means “Swayam” means itself and “Bhu” means it has self rose.  The monastery here is popular as the monkey temple due to lots of monkeys seen playing around and that’s how it got the name. It lies at the top of the hill of the Kathmandu valley. Mainly famous for Buddhist People around the world, the stupa surrounds by the dome-shaped monastery and also small other statues and shrines. After we click some photos and spend our time we will head to another location.

Phase 02- Drive from Swayambhunath to Kathmandu Durbar square(1979, UNESCO heritage site listing)

We will head for Kathmandu Durbar Square once we indulge in the spiritual serenity of the Swayambhuanth monastery.  It is 5.1 km and about an hour ride to the center of the Kathmandu valley if the traffic is acceptable. approx.  Kathmandu Durbar Square is a very famous Durbar square of Nepal,  was built during the time of the Malla dynasty. Also, this place is popular as Basantapur too. Likewise, this was the king’s royal palace during the time before the conquer by the shah dynasty. The Durbar square is surrounded by sensational art and architecture.

There are many temples and old houses in the square.  Highlighting  Kathmandu durbar square are Taleju Bhawani Temple also known as Kumari Temple, Kastamandap a three-storied Temple made up of a single tree. And a palace of the museum that has an ancient history.

Phase 03- Drive from Kathmandu Durbar Square to Patan Durbar Square

After we visit the open medieval museum of Kathmandu Durbar Square. we continue our sightseeing city tour to the more satisfying artistic town of Patan and the exoticness of Patan Durbar Square.  Patan durbar square was enlisted in UNESCO in 1979. Patan durbar square is  11km far from Kathmandu Durbar Square and takes 1-2 hr. approx. The city of Patan is the 3rd largest city of Nepal in the south-central part of the Lalitpur District.

The district is mostly known for its food, heritage, monument, arts and crafts, and many more. Patan was once a royal palace of  Malla kings when they ruled the area from 1201 to 1779.  This durbar square is the perfect instance of art architecture and culture featured district. Some of the major attributes of Patan durbar square are Krishna Mandir, Bhimsen Temple, Taleju Bhawani temple, Sundhara, Vishwanathan Temple, etc.  We will drive back to a nice hotel in or around Thamel.

Day 2- Tour of Pashupatinath, Boudhanath and stay at Nagarkot

Phase 01- Drive From Pashupatinath to Boudhanath

After lunch at the rooftop of the Boudhanath, we will head towards Pashupatinath the House of Lord Shiva(1979, UNESCO site). Pashupatinath Temple is about 2.2km away from Boudhanath and takes about 10 minutes if everything goes right, because of Traffic jams we do not guarantee the actual time duration.

Pashupathinath is the Biggest Hindu Temple for all Hindus in the world. People pay homage to the third eye of Lord Shiva in the Pashupatinath temple. Different other small Temples and Ashrams surround the main temple. River Bagmati flows on the side which is the Holy River sharing number of mythological stories. The main attraction for a touristic eye includes the crematory ceremony of Hindus where a wood log bed is laid to burn the dead ones and this whole ceremony takes place with the belief that the energy of the dead meets salvation

This very place is more likely to crowd by devotees every day.  Entering into the main shrine of the Pashupatinath temple is not possible if you are not Hindu. We can also see the pagoda-style built house and temples of golden roof featuring the engraved architecture of god goddesses and animals with different meanings with 518 temples and monuments.

Phase 02- Drive to Nagarkot

After visiting Swayambhunath we will head for Nagarkot which takes us about 2.5 hr. and is 27.9 km. The drive to Nagarkot is bumpy and with dust.  Nagarkot is a village, 32 km east of Kathmandu valley in Bhaktapur district. Nagarkot is popular as one of the alluring destinations for sunrise and sunset view.  After we check in a hotel we will call it a day and stay overnight at a hotel.

Day 3- Tour of Nagarkot with sunrise, Bhaktapur and Changunarayan.

Phase 01- Sunrise in the morning

At the crack of the dawn, we will wake up for the first sunrise view along with the silver 8 Himalayan range the ranges are Ganesh Himal range, Manaslu range, Ganesh Himal range, Langtang range, Jugal range, and other ranges with the view of Shivapuri and Kathmandu valley.

Phase 02- Bhaktapur Durbar square(1979, UNESCO heritage site listing)

After we take some pictures and have our breakfast we will head for another Location I.e. Bhaktapur durbar square which is one of the most visited locations of Kathmandu and also the smallest district of Nepal. This durbar square consists of distinct squares naming Taumadhi square, Dattatreya square as the pottery square, and wholly known as Bhaktapur durbar square. This durbar square is Photogenic so take a picture as a memo after this we will roam free and have our breakfast.

Phase 03-Changu  Narayan Temple

After we will take our breakfast will head for the oldest Temple of Nepal, Changu Narayan Temple which was built in ancient times by Haridatta Barma 325 AD in Pagoda style. This temple lies at the top of the hill in Changu Narayan VDC worshiping the main deity as Lord Vishnu. This venue is full of spiritual beliefs and monuments and we will pray for our wishes and after a short Break we will arrange a farewell program for you and we will depart.

Nepal heritage site tour is an experience with the art, music, festivals, customs, taking you to powerful Hindu and Buddhist shrines, hill stations, and majestic medieval structures.

Included

  • Twin sharing accommodation at star category hotel in Kathmandu(04 Nights) and Nagarkot (01 Night)
  • Accommodation, Food, salary, insurance, equipment and medicine for all staff.
  • Raconteur Adventure personnel standby during emergency
  • Hotel and Airport pick up and drop by car, bus and van
  • Professional government licensed guide
  • Traditional Restaurant Farewell Dinner
  • Park Fees wherever applicable
  • All government taxes
  • Official expenses
  • First-aid Kit
  • Map

Excluded

  • Trip Cancellation cost, Loss theft and damage to your personal items
  • Sightseeing and activities other than those mentioned
  • Lunch and dinner not mentioned in the itinerary
  • International Plane fare and taxes in the Airport
  • Other meals not mentioned in the itinerary
  • Personal tour gear and equipment’s
  • Travel Insurance which is mandatory
  • Tips and Gratitude’s (expected)
  • Personal Expenses
  • VISA Fees

Checklist

  • Universal Waterproof Phone Case
  • Water Bottle with Built-In Filter
  • Lipstick-Sized Portable Charger
  • Virtual Private Network (VPN)
  • Travel sheet/sleeping bag liner
  • Windproof Travel Umbrella
  • Travel Insurance for Nepal
  • Steripod toothbrush cover
  • Female Urination Device
  • Travel-sized umbrella
  • Nepal Power Adapter
  • Flashlight/Head lamp
  • Lonely Planet Book
  • Headphone splitter
  • Activated Charcoal
  • Feminine products
  • Laundry detergent
  • Travel toilet paper
  • Flexible Tripod
  • Luggage Lock
  • Packing Cubes
  • Cooling Towel
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Travel Towel
  • Travel pillow
  • First Aid Kit
  • Hiking Shoes
  • Neck Wallet
  • Sleep mask
  • Headphones
  • Rain Jacket
  • Sunglasses
  • Sewing kit
  • Small lock
  • Deodorant
  • Backpack
  • Sunscreen
  • LifeStraw
  • Daypack
  • Camera
  • Journal
  • Kindle
  • Scarf

Tour Plan

01

Day 01

Swayambhunath Stupa-Kathmandu durbar square-Patan durbar square

We will start our journey sharp at approx. at 8 am in the morning, the guides will pick you up from a hotel, and we will drive you to a Swayambhunath Stupa.

2.5 Hours drive

1400m

3/4 Star Hotel

Dinner

02

Day 02

Pashupatinath Temple-Baudhanath stupa-Nagarkot

After about Approx. 9.8km for 28-30 minutes of a ride we will reach Pashupatinath.

4-5 Hours drive

2175 m

3/4 Star Hotel

Breakfast & Dinner

03

Day 03

Sunrise-Bhaktapur-Changunarayan

After we had our lunch at the rooftop of the Boudhanath we will head towards Pashupatinath the House of Lord Shiva which was enlisted in the UNESCO world heritage site in1979,

4-5 Hours drive

2295 m

3/4 Star Hotel

Breakfast & Dinner

Tour Location

FAQs

In order to participate in this Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour, what kind of shape do I need to be in?

This tour is appropriate for all ages, from children to the elderly. It is not essential to have any prior experience.

Will there be someone to meet me at the airport when I arrive?

Yes, you will be greeted by a Raconteur Adventure representative outside of Terminal Hall. He'll be holding your name on a Raconteur Adventure name card. After that, you will be taken to the hotel of your choice.

What is the Visa application process and how much does a Visa cost? Should we apply for the visa in our home country or at the airport in Nepal? What papers do I need to bring with me?

You can obtain a visa upon arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport; however, it would be more convenient if you complete the visa application online (http://online.nepalimmigration.gov.np/tourist-visa) prior to flying to Nepal. Fees for admission into Nepal are now $ 25 for a 15-day visa, $ 40 for a 30-day visa, and $ 100 for a three-month visa.

You should carry the following documents with you on your trip:
Passport must be valid for at least six months.
Before you begin the walk, you must present a copy of your travel insurance document to Raconteur Adventure.
Tickets for flights.
Numbers for T/bank, C's insurance, and family contacts in case of an emergency.

In this Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour, what kind of accommodations can I expect?

There are several hotel categories to choose from. It's all up to you. Our program includes three-star hotel accommodations for the duration of the trip. The hotels provide 24-hour hot and cold water, connected restrooms, dining areas, bars, internet access, and other amenities.

What can I expect to eat on the tour?

In Kathmandu, Nagarkot, Pokhara, and Lumbini, breakfast is usually offered. Restaurants serving Continental, Chinese, Mexican, and American food with some local characteristics may be found in many cities, and there is always a wide variety to select from.

What kind of travel do you employ?

We employ private vehicles, minibuses, vans, and land cruisers depending on the size of the gathering. We can carry you through Nepal's narrow roads since these little light vehicles are more nimble and adaptable.

What is the ideal time of year to go on this trip?

The optimum seasons for this excursion are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to December), when the weather is clear and pleasant. However, if you want to avoid the crowds and appreciate nature, this trip is also recommended during the winter months (January to February).

What is weather and temperature like?

It all depends on the time of year you're going; during the winter (mid-December to February), the nights are cooler and the days are warmer. The temperature might reach 22 degrees Celsius during the day and 4 degrees Celsius early in the morning and late at night.

From March through May, the weather is pleasant, albeit a little hot at times. This time of year, the average temperature is 25 degrees Celsius.

It is always warmer from September to early December, making this the ideal time to vacation. This time of year, the average temperature is 20 degrees Celsius.

Is it possible to charge my digital camera or other batteries while on vacation?

Of sure, but don't forget to bring your adapters!
During the journey, you will travel in air-conditioned cars, and all hotels are air-conditioned.

Is there any way to communicate while we're on the road?

There are telephones and internet connections accessible, so you may keep in touch with your family at all times.

Is it possible to use credit cards and ATMs at the places I'm visiting?

ATMs are available in Kathmandu and Pokhara, and major credit cards are accepted everywhere. However, you will be charged an additional 4% as a bank tax, so carrying cash is usually recommended.

How much more cash do I require on a daily basis?

It all relies on your lunch, dinner, drink, and bar spending habits.

Is it necessary for me to tip my guide and driver? What would that cost?

Tips are always appreciated, and tipping your tour guide at the end of the tour is a smart idea.

Is it safe to drink the water? Is it necessary for me to carry purification pills or a filter?

There is bottled water accessible everywhere. Bottled water is perfectly safe to consume. There's no need to bring any purification pills with you.

What important papers should I carry with me on my tour?

Passport must be valid for at least 6 months after you return from your tour, with a photocopy kept separately.
Keep a separate photocopy of your travel insurance.
Keep numbers and proof of purchase separate from cash and traveller's cheques.
T/C, bank, insurance, and family contact numbers in case of an emergency.

Is it possible to extend my trip?

It should never be the goal of a vacation to arrive at the destination as fast as possible. We can add days to your tour at your request, with additional expenses for guides, hotels, and transportation.

What vaccinations will I require?

Although vaccines are not required for this journey, we recommend that you are protected against *diphtheria and tuberculosis, *hepatitis A, *hepatitis B, *malaria, typhoid, polio, and tetanus.
We also suggest:
A dental examination is recommended before to departure. In the event of an emergency, you should know your blood group.

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