Welcome to Nepal!

Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, our friendly representative and professional trekking guide from Nepal Voyage Treks will be waiting for you at the airport arrival terminal to warmly welcome you with a personalized name board.

After meeting our team, you will be transferred comfortably to your hotel in Kathmandu by a private tourist vehicle. Transportation will be arranged according to your group size and requirements, including:

• Private Car for individuals or small groups
• Van for medium-sized groups
• Hiace vehicle for family and group travelers
• Private Jeep for special routes or small groups
• Tourist Bus for large groups

Our team will assist you with your luggage and ensure a smooth and comfortable transfer from the airport to your hotel.

After hotel check-in, you can relax and recover from your international journey. Our guide will provide a short briefing about your upcoming Nepal adventure, including the itinerary, departure time, safety information, and important travel details.

Welcome Dinner – Traditional Nepali Cultural Experience

In the evening, Nepal Voyage Treks invites you to enjoy a special welcome dinner at a traditional Nepali restaurant.

You will experience authentic Nepali hospitality while enjoying traditional Nepali cuisine, including:

• Dal Bhat (rice, lentil soup, vegetables, pickles, and curry)
• Traditional Nepali snacks
• Local flavors and spices
• Vegetarian and non-vegetarian options

During dinner, you may also enjoy a cultural performance featuring traditional Nepali music and dance, giving you your first introduction to Nepal's rich culture and warm hospitality.

After dinner, return to your hotel and prepare for your unforgettable journey through Nepal's Himalayas, heritage sites, wildlife, and local communities.

Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu
Transportation: Private vehicle according to group size
Meals: Welcome Dinner
Services: Airport pickup, hotel transfer, guide assistance, and tour briefing

Welcome to Nepal – Namaste and enjoy your journey with Nepal Voyage Treks!

Full-Day Kathmandu UNESCO World Heritage Sightseeing Tour

After breakfast, your professional cultural guide will take you on a full-day sightseeing tour of Kathmandu Valley, the cultural heart of Nepal. Kathmandu Valley is home to seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and during this tour you will visit the most important six heritage monuments: Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Swayambhunath Stupa, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square.

The sightseeing tour provides a wonderful introduction to Nepal’s ancient history, religious harmony, traditional architecture, art, and local lifestyle.

Pashupatinath Temple

Your first visit is Pashupatinath Temple, the most sacred Hindu temple in Nepal dedicated to Lord Shiva. Located beside the holy Bagmati River, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the most important pilgrimage destinations for Hindus from Nepal and around the world.

The temple complex contains hundreds of ancient shrines, statues, monasteries, and traditional pagoda-style architecture. Visitors can observe Hindu religious ceremonies, holy men (Sadhus), and traditional cremation rituals along the riverbank.

The spiritual atmosphere of Pashupatinath provides a deep understanding of Nepal’s Hindu culture and traditions.

Boudhanath Stupa

Continue to Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world and an important center of Tibetan Buddhism.

The magnificent white dome, golden spire, colorful prayer flags, prayer wheels, and surrounding monasteries create a peaceful spiritual environment. You can observe monks and pilgrims walking clockwise around the stupa while praying and spinning prayer wheels.

Boudhanath is one of the best places to experience Buddhist culture, Tibetan traditions, and Nepal’s religious diversity.

Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple)

Next, visit Swayambhunath Stupa, one of the oldest Buddhist monuments in Nepal, located on a hilltop overlooking Kathmandu Valley.

The stupa is famous for the Buddha’s all-seeing eyes, golden tower, ancient shrines, prayer flags, and many monkeys living around the temple area.

From the top of the hill, you can enjoy panoramic views of Kathmandu city and surrounding hills. On clear days, distant Himalayan ranges including Langtang Himal, Ganesh Himal, and Dorje Lakpa can be seen.

Kathmandu Durbar Square

The tour continues to Kathmandu Durbar Square, the historical royal palace area of Nepal’s former Malla Kings.

This UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for ancient temples, royal courtyards, beautifully carved wooden architecture, Hanuman Dhoka Palace, and Kumari Ghar, the residence of the Living Goddess Kumari.

The square represents Nepal’s rich history, traditional art, festivals, and Newari culture.

Patan Durbar Square (Optional)

Visit Patan Durbar Square, located in Lalitpur city, famous for its artistic beauty and traditional craftsmanship.

Known as the “City of Fine Arts,” Patan is famous for Krishna Temple, Golden Temple, palace museums, bronze statues, metalwork, and beautiful Newari architecture.

Visitors can experience Nepal’s ancient artistic skills and cultural traditions.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square (Optional)

The final heritage site is Bhaktapur Durbar Square, one of Nepal’s best-preserved medieval cities.

Bhaktapur is famous for Nyatapola Temple, 55-Window Palace, Golden Gate, Pottery Square, traditional houses, and Newari culture.

Visitors can walk through old brick streets, observe local artisans, taste the famous Juju Dhau (King Curd), and experience authentic medieval Nepal.

Day 1 Technical Information

Starting Elevation: 1,350 m
Maximum Elevation: Approximately 1,400 m (Swayambhunath Hill)

Driving Distance: Approximately 35–45 km
Walking Distance: 4–6 km
Duration: 7–8 hours

Ascent: Approximately 100 m
Descent: Approximately 100 m

Trail Condition:
Easy walking on paved roads, stone courtyards, temple stairs, old city streets, and heritage pathways.

Mountain Views (weather permitting):

• Langtang Lirung (7,227 m)
• Ganesh Himal Range
• Dorje Lakpa (6,966 m)
• Gaurishankar Range

Flora:

• Peepal trees
• Banyan trees
• Pine trees
• Temple gardens
• Seasonal flowers

Fauna:

• Rhesus monkeys
• Pigeons
• Himalayan birds
• Butterflies
• Local urban wildlife

Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu
Meal: Breakfast

Trip Duration & Road Conditions

• The Reality of the Drive: Although 200 km sounds short, the drive typically takes 7 to 9 hours (and sometimes longer if there is heavy traffic leaving the Kathmandu Valley or active road work).

• Road Status: You will travel along the Prithvi Highway. Sections of this highway have been undergoing major expansion and upgrading. This means you should expect a mix of smooth asphalt, bumpy dirt stretches, and occasional dusty patches.

• Why Private is Best: A private vehicle is significantly faster and more comfortable than a tourist or local bus. You can easily dodge the worst of the dust by keeping the windows up and the AC on.

2. Scenic Highlights Along the Way

The drive is incredibly scenic as it winds down from the Kathmandu hills and follows major river valleys:

• Trishuli and Marshyangdi Rivers: You will drive alongside these roaring, glacial-fed rivers, popular for white-water rafting.

• Terraced Hillsides & Villages: You'll pass through vibrant highway towns like Galchhi, Mugling, and Dumre, surrounded by lush green terraces and local markets.

• Himalayan Peeks: On a clear day, as you approach the final stretch near Pokhara, the snow-capped peaks of the Annapurna range and Mount Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) will start to frame the horizon.

3. The Perks of Going Private

• Custom Stops: You can pull over whenever you want to take photos, stretch your legs, or buy fresh local fruits (like sweet oranges in Mugling).

• Better Food Options: Instead of being forced to eat where the tourist buses stop, you can ask your driver to stop at cleaner, high-quality resort restaurants along the highway for a relaxed lunch.

• Door-to-Door Service: You get picked up directly from your hotel or Kathmandu Airport and dropped off right at your lakeside hotel in Pokhara, completely bypassing the chaotic bus parks.

4. Vehicle Options & Estimated Costs (Approx. 2026 Rates)

Prices generally include fuel, highway tolls, and the driver’s expenses:

This full-day Pokhara itinerary is tailored for international clients who appreciate a seamless, culturally rich, and historical journey using a private vehicle. Traveling by private vehicle ensures maximum comfort, safety, and efficiency while navigating between these famous natural and cultural landmarks.

Devi's Fall Pokhara

4.0

📍 Tourist attraction

Closed· Opens 6:00 AM Fri

Devi's Fall Pokhara Click to open side panel for more information

Devi's Fall, locally known as Patale Chhango (Hell's Falls), is a dramatic waterfall where the Pardi Khola river completely vanishes into an underground tunnel. Historically, its modern name originates from a tragic event in 1961, when a Swiss tourist named Davi was swept away into the underground cavern while bathing with her husband. The site is a fascinating geological marvel that showcases the powerful forces of nature carving through Pokhara's limestone foundations.

• Key Features: Witness the raging torrent abruptly disappearing into a deep, dark subterranean abyss.

• Client Appeal: Beautifully landscaped viewing gardens and a traditional model of a Nepali village make it excellent for photography.

• Logistics: Highly accessible parking for private vehicles, with a paved walkway leading directly to the safe, fenced viewing platforms.

Bat Cave (Chamero Gufa)

4.2

📍 Tourist attraction

Closed· Opens 9:00 AM Fri

Bat Cave (Chamero Gufa) Click to open side panel for more information

Discovered in 1983, the Bat Cave is a natural solutional limestone cave nestled in a forested area on the northern edge of the city. It serves as a crucial ecological sanctuary, providing a dark, damp habitat for thousands of indigenous Horseshoe bats that cling to the ceilings. Culturally, the cave features internal rock shapes resembling Hindu deities, and local lore dictates that navigating its challenging, narrow exit chute cleanses a person of their sins.

• Key Features: Home to massive colonies of bats visible by flashlight, alongside ancient stalactite and stalagmite formations.

• Client Appeal: Provides a thrill of raw adventure and an intimate look at a protected wildlife ecosystem.

• Logistics: The entry path has steps, but inside is dark, slippery, and uneven; hiring a local guide with a powerful flashlight at the entrance is mandatory for international guests. The narrow vertical climb out of the exit can be bypassed by returning via the main entrance for comfort.

International Mountain Museum

4.4

🏛️ Museum

Closed· Opens 9:30 AM Fri

International Mountain Museum Click to open side panel for more information

The International Mountain Museum is the historical anchor of this tour, dedicated entirely to the mountains of Nepal and the brave mountaineers who first conquered them. Opened officially in 2004, this massive complex captures the living history, diverse indigenous cultures, and geological evolution of the Himalayas. It serves as a profound educational experience that explains the deep global obsession with Nepal’s 14 highest peaks.

• Key Features: Comprehensive historical displays on famous expeditions (such as Hillary and Tenzing), mountain gear evolution, and exhibits honoring the Sherpa people.

• Client Appeal: Offers a wealth of knowledge, cultural galleries showcasing regional ethnic attire, and a massive outdoor model of Mount Manaslu.

• Logistics: Fully accessible with extensive paved private parking, clean international-standard restrooms, and an indoor layout that offers a relaxing, climate-controlled break during the heat of midday.

Phewa Lake

4.7

📍 Lake

Phewa Lake Click to open side panel for more information

Phewa Lake is the crown jewel of Pokhara, a serene freshwater lake that mirrors the snow-capped Annapurna and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) mountain ranges. Historically, it has been the lifeblood of the valley’s ecosystem and is culturally significant due to the Tal Barahi Temple, a two-story pagoda-style Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Durga, situated on a small island in the center of the lake.

• Key Features: A tranquil boat ride on traditional wooden boats (Doongas) across the calm waters, offering a peaceful view of the lakeside hills.

• Client Appeal: The perfect, relaxing finale to a busy day where clients can enjoy the sunset over the water and visit the island shrine.

• Logistics: The private vehicle can drop clients right at the Lakeside boat pier. From there, clients can embark on a private, certified boating experience with life jackets provided.

Recommended Itinerary Flow for Private Transport

1. 09:00 AM – 10:15 AM: Start fresh at the Bat Cave on the northern side while energy levels are high for walking through the cavern.

2. 10:45 AM – 12:00 PM: Drive south to explore the powerful waters and history of Devi's Fall.

3. 12:15 PM – 02:15 PM: Head to a premium Lakeside or museum-side restaurant for an international lunch.

4. 02:30 PM – 04:30 PM: Spend the warm afternoon exploring the spacious, indoor galleries of the International Mountain Museum.

5. 05:00 PM – 06:15 PM: Drive to Lakeside for a relaxing, private sunset boating trip on Phewa Lake, concluding the day perfectly.

Would you like recommendations on premium lunch spots along the route that cater well to international dietary preferences?

Pokhara to Astam Village (Trek & Stay)

Astam

The journey begins with a short, scenic drive from your hotel in Pokhara to Milan Chowk, the starting point of the trek. From here, the path climbs gently through rural foothills, inviting clients into the tranquil daily rhythms of the traditional Gurung and Adhikari communities. As guests ascend the ridge toAstam Click to open side panel for more information, they are welcomed into an eco-village renowned for its sustainable farming practices and stunning 360-degree mountain panoramas. The evening settles in with a peaceful sunset over the peaks, followed by an authentic organic dinner sourced directly from the surrounding gardens.

• Trekking & Route Statistics:

  • Elevation: Starts at 820m (Pokhara) / Trek starts at 900m (Milan Chowk) and ends at 1,530m (Astam).

  • Distance & Time: 15 km drive (approx. 45 minutes) followed by a 6 km hike taking 3 to 4 hours.

  • Ascent & Descent: +630m ascent / Minimal descent.

• Trail Conditions: Well-graded rural dirt tracks and stone steps that ascend gradually through terraced farmlands, suitable for all fitness levels.

• Flora & Fauna: Terraced mustard fields, millet crops, banana groves, and local livestock. It is an excellent spot for spotting colorful butterflies and Himalayan bulbuls.

• Mountains Visible: Annapurna South, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), Annapurna II, and Lamjung Himal.

Astam to Pothana or Australian Camp

Pothana

Waking up to a golden sunrise over the peaks, clients enjoy an alfresco breakfast before setting off along the lush ridgeline trail towardPothana Click to open side panel for more information andAustralian Camp Click to open side panel for more information. The trail weaves deep into dense forests, offering a refreshing canopy of shade and the soothing sounds of wilderness. The narrative shifts from rural farmland to the pristine, moss-covered wilderness of the Annapurna Conservation Area. Arriving at the high clearing of Australian Camp, guests are treated to an astonishingly close, unobstructed wall of snow-capped mountains that feel close enough to touch.

• Trekking & Route Statistics:

  • Elevation: Starts at 1,530m (Astam) and ascends to 2,060m (Australian Camp Click to open side panel for more information.

  • Distance & Time: Approximately 10 km, taking 4.5 to 5.5 hours of steady trekking.

  • Ascent & Descent: +530m net ascent, with rolling dips along the ridge.

• Trail Conditions: Forest paths layered with exposed tree roots, dirt single-tracks, and sections of beautifully laid stone steps under the jungle canopy.

• Flora & Fauna: Enormous rhododendron trees, oak forests, orchids, and vibrant mosses. Keep an eye out for rhesus macaques, barking deer, and laughingthrushes.

• Mountains Visible: Formidable views of Mount Hiunchuli, Annapurna South, Machhapuchhre, and the Dhaulagiri range in the distance.

Australian Camp to Kande (Trek) & Drive to Pokhara

Kande

4.6

🥾 Hiking area

Open

The morning opens with a glorious alpine sunrise illuminating the Annapurna sanctuary. After taking photographs and enjoying a warm breakfast, clients begin an easy, purely downhill trek toward the roadside settlement ofKande Click to open side panel for more information. The walk is smooth and quick, serving as a gentle conclusion to the trekking portion of the itinerary. At Kande, the private group vehicle is waiting to seamlessly transport the clients back to Pokhara, where they can enjoy a relaxing afternoon shopping lakeside, getting a massage, or enjoying café culture.

• Trekking & Route Statistics:

  • Elevation: Descends from 2,060m (Australian Camp Click to open side panel for more information down to 1,770m (Kande), then drives back to 820m (Pokhara).

  • Distance & Time: 2.5 km walk (exactly 1 hour of continuous descent) followed by a 28 km drive (approx. 1 hour).

  • Ascent & Descent: 0m ascent / -290m trekking descent.

• Trail Conditions: Wide, very stable, and well-maintained stone steps descending steadily through light forest and small pastures down to the highway.

• Flora & Fauna: Pine clusters, stinging nettle, and open grazing pastures. Sightings of soaring birds of prey like the Egyptian vulture or Black kite are common.

• Mountains Visible: A parting view of the Annapurna range during the early morning before descending into the valley.

Pokhara to Lumbini (Overland Tour Transfer)

Lumbini

Leaving the mountains behind, the group boards their private vehicle for a cross-country journey traveling south toward the tropical Terai plains. The drive shifts dramatically from mountain terrain to the winding Siddhartha Highway, slicing through deep river valleys, local bazaars, and eventually flattening out into the vast, warm plains of southern Nepal. The story of the trip transforms here from an active mountain adventure into a profound historical and spiritual pilgrimage as the group arrives inLumbini Click to open side panel for more information, the sacred birthplace of Lord Buddha.

• Tour & Route Statistics:

  • Elevation: Descends fro m 820m(Pokhara) to roughly 150m (Lumbini).

  • Distance & Time: Approximately 200 km overland drive, taking 6 to 7 hours depending on road conditions.

  • Ascent & Descent: Long, winding descent out of the hills into the flat Terai plains.

• Trail/Road Conditions: Winding hilly asphalt highway that transitions into flat, wide plains roads. Occasional bumpy or under-construction segments require a sturdy vehicle.

• Flora & Fauna: Transition from sub-alpine pine hills to sub-tropical Sal forests, massive Banyan trees, and open agricultural plains filled with rice paddies.

• Mountains Visible: The hills block out the high peaks early in the drive; the destination is flat plains.

Day 5: Full Day Sightening in Lumbini

This day is dedicated to deep historical and cultural exploration within the UNESCO World Heritage Sacred Garden. Moving smoothly between sites via the private vehicle or an optional electric rickshaw, international clients will uncover the history of Buddhism. The centerpiece of the day is the Maya Devi Temple, marking the exact spot where Prince Siddhartha Gautama was born in 623 B.C. Clients will spend the day walking among ancient ruins dating back over two millennia and exploring the Monastic Zone, which features beautifully designed temples constructed by Buddhist nations from all over the world.

• Tour & Route Statistics:

  • Elevation: Reminiscent at a flat 150m above sea level.

  • Distance & Time: 5 to 8 km of leisurely walking and driving throughout the temple zones across 6 to 7 hours.

  • Ascent & Descent: Completely flat 0m.

• Trail/Park Conditions: Beautifully paved brick walkways, grassy archaeological parks, and clean, flat gravel paths inside the sacred monastic zones.

• Flora & Fauna: The sacred Bodhi trees, eternal peace flame gardens, and the nearby Lumbini Crane Sanctuary, which is home to the rare Sarus crane and blue bulls (Nilgai).

• Mountains Visible: None. The landscape is defined by vast plains and wide horizons.

Full Day Sightening in Lumbini

This day is dedicated to deep historical and cultural exploration within the UNESCO World Heritage Sacred Garden. Moving smoothly between sites via the private vehicle or an optional electric rickshaw, international clients will uncover the history of Buddhism. The centerpiece of the day is the Maya Devi Temple, marking the exact spot where Prince Siddhartha Gautama was born in 623 B.C. Clients will spend the day walking among ancient ruins dating back over two millennia and exploring the Monastic Zone, which features beautifully designed temples constructed by Buddhist nations from all over the world.

• Tour & Route Statistics:

  • Elevation: Reminiscent at a flat 150m above sea level.

  • Distance & Time: 5 to 8 km of leisurely walking and driving throughout the temple zones across 6 to 7 hours.

  • Ascent & Descent: Completely flat 0m.

• Trail/Park Conditions: Beautifully paved brick walkways, grassy archaeological parks, and clean, flat gravel paths inside the sacred monastic zones.

• Flora & Fauna: The sacred Bodhi trees, eternal peace flame gardens, and the nearby Lumbini Crane Sanctuary, which is home to the rare Sarus crane and blue bulls (Nilgai).

• Mountains Visible: None. The landscape is defined by vast plains and wide horizons.

Lumbini to Chitwan National Park (Overland Transfer)

Chitwan National Park

4.4

🏞️ National park

After breakfast, the tour transitions from spiritual history to raw wildlife adventure. The private vehicle cruises eastward along the flat East-West Highway toward the lush jungles ofChitwan National Park Click to open side panel for more information. Arriving at a premium jungle resort by midday, clients receive a briefing over a refreshing drink. The afternoon features a walk through a traditional Tharu village, introducing clients to the indigenous culture of the lowlands, capped off by a tranquil sunset walk along the banks of the Rapti River.

• Tour & Route Statistics:

  • Elevation: Moves from 150m (Lumbini) to around 150m–200m (Chitwan).

  • Distance & Time: Roughly 140 km drive, taking 4 to 5 hours of smooth overland travel.

  • Ascent & Descent: Completely flat driving across the Terai belt.

• Trail/Road Conditions: Generally smooth highway driving across flat terrain directly to the sub-tropical resort towns of Sauraha or Kasara.

• Flora & Fauna: Thick thatch grasslands, massive elephant apple trees, and towering Sal forests. You may spot mugger crocodiles sunning along the riverbanks.

• Mountains Visible: None; surrounded by rich, dense jungle canopies.

Full Day Wildlife Sightseeing in Chitwan National Park

A thrilling day of pure safari adventure. Clients plunge deep into the heart of the ancient jungle on a private 4x4 open-top jeep safari, tracking the secretive wildlife that rules this landscape. The day includes a peaceful dugout canoe ride down the river to see aquatic birds and crocodiles, a visit to an elephant sanctuary, and an evening vibrant with the sticks and drums of a traditional Tharu cultural dance performance.

• Tour & Route Statistics:

  • Elevation: Stable at 150m within the protected park interior.

  • Distance & Time: 40 to 50 km covered inside the park via jeep safari over a full 7 to 8-hour activity day.

  • Ascent & Descent: Flat terrain with minor dirt riverbed dips.

• Trail/Park Conditions: Rugged, muddy, and dusty dirt tracks inside the deep jungle reserve, navigated safely from comfort inside the safari vehicle.

• Flora & Fauna: The sanctuary of the endangered Greater One-horned Rhinoceros, Royal Bengal Tiger, Sloth Bear, Wild Boar, and over 500 species of birds, alongside Gharial crocodiles.

• Mountains Visible: None.

Chitwan to Kathmandu (Overland Transfer)

Kathmandu

The tour begins its final chapter as the private vehicle turns north, climbing back out of the plains along the Prithvi Highway toward the vibrant capital city ofKathmandu Click to open side panel for more information. The route follows the rushing waters of the Trishuli River, a famous hotspot for white-water rafting. As the vehicle scales the rim of the Kathmandu Valley, clients are checked into a premium hotel for a final evening of souvenir shopping, packing, and a celebratory farewell dinner showcasing authentic Nepali hospitality.

• Tour & Route Statistics:

  • Elevation: Climbs from 150m (Chitwan) up to 1,400m (Kathmandu).

  • Distance & Time: 170 km drive, taking roughly 5 to 6 hours depending on highway traffic flow.

  • Ascent & Descent: A prolonged, steady road ascent climbing back up into the hills.

• Road Conditions: Busy mountain highway with winding turns and heavy traffic; the specialized tourist vehicle handles this terrain comfortably.

• Flora & Fauna: Subtropical river valleys changing back into temperate pine and oak hillside vegetation as you near the valley rim.

• Mountains Visible: On clear days, parts of the Ganesh Himal and Langtang range become visible as you crested the pass into Kathmandu.

Day 9: Hotel to International Airport Departure

The final day focuses on a smooth departure experience. According to the client’s international flight schedule, the designated private transport arrives at the hotel lobby to transfer the guests smoothly to Tribhuvan International Airport, concluding a diverse and memorable journey through the mountains, plains, and jungles of Nepal.

• Tour & Route Statistics:

  • Elevation: 1,400m within Kathmandu.

  • Distance & Time: 5 to 10 km drive from the hotel hub (Thamel or similar) taking 20 to 45 minutes based on city traffic.

  • Ascent & Descent: Minimal city driving shifts.

• Road/Trail Conditions: Standard urban city tarmac roads leading directly to the international departure terminal gates.

• Flora & Fauna: Urban landscapes.

• Mountains Visible: Distant, lingering views of the Langtang mountains framing the northern edge of the valley on a clear morning.

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Hotel to International Airport for Departure

The Story: The final day focuses on a smooth departure experience. Your private vehicle arrives at the hotel lobby timed perfectly with the clients' international flight schedules, transferring them comfortably to Tribhuvan International Airport for their onward journeys home.

• Statistics: Elevation: 1,400m | Distance: 5–10 km | Time: 30–45 minutes | Ascent/Descent: 0m.

• Flora & Fauna: Urban city environment.

• Mountains Visible: Clear mornings offer a final view of the Langtang mountains framing the northern edge of the valley.

• Trail/Road Conditions: Standard city tarmac roads directly to the departure gates.

Master 13-Day Statistics Summary