Kathmandu and Bhaktapur. After breakfast at the hotel then proceed to visit Swayambhunath Stupa, some world's oldest Buddhist shrines, claimed to be more than 2500 years old. Based on a hillock, three kilometers west of Kathmandu, this is likely one of the holiest Buddhist sites in Nepal. Late this morning depart to Bhaktapur, which was the former capital of the valley, and used to be as soon as a flourishing metropolis on the exchange path to Tibet. Today, Bhaktapur is like an open-air museum with colossal areas open to pedestrian entry. It is a store apartment of medieval art and structure. Exciting locations to explore the famed Durbar square, Golden Gate at the Palace of 55 windows. Potters square which houses the elephant-headed Lord Ganesha temple who's believed to be the pattern of potters in Nepal. Bhaktapur has a variety of Hindu and Buddhist temples including Nepal's greatest Shiva Linga. You may as well see artisans engaged in Bhaktapur's typical crafts of pottery and weaving. On the way back to Kathmandu visit the Patan Durbar square. Patan is legendary for its museum, temples and ideal craftsmanship of its artisans. Patan Durbar rectangular has acclaimed as one of the most elegant urban streetscapes in the world.

Kathmandu to Chitwan (185 KM / approximately 5 hours). You first have a delicious breakfast at the hotel then transfer Chitwan. Once arrival, check-in at your hotel and have a refreshment lunch at the restaurant. During the afternoon, experience an Elephant ride Safari to discover the jungle and its wildlife. General wildlife at Chitwan National Park involves the one-horned rhinoceros, a few types of deer, monkey, wild boar, bison, sloth endure, and leopard and tigers. Perched excessive on the back of your elephant, you'll be able to be safely out of attaining something lurking in the tall grass, late-evening back to the hotel for overnight.

Day in Chitwan. Enjoy an early morning Nature walk settling on birds, plants and different natural world in the open grasslands, and jungles of Sal forests. Chitwan is most lovely at daybreak with the sun rising above the jungles and the glistening river. After breakfast, join an Elephant Breeding program, the place you get an opportunity to see and experience from elephant stables and learn more about these large animals. For the extra adventurous, you too can try your hand at giving these mammals an excellent scrub and wash. After lunch, a natural Dug-Out wood Canoe Cruise takes you on a silent commute down to the Rapti River to view birds and crocodiles on the banks of the river. This night, experience Dinner round Camp fireplace with the indigenous Tharu Stick Dance exhibit, whereby farmers from local villages show off their knowledge and dances and overnight at hotel.

Chitwan to Pokhara (160 KM / roughly 4 Hours). After breakfast at the hotel, then proceed to a scenic Pokhara. They surrounded via stunning snow-capped mountains, with a powerful lake of crystal-clear Himalayan water. Pokhara is a serene hill town within the foothills of Himalayas. Pokhara presents a fascinating view of the Annapurna range, including the fishtail height of Machapuchare. The locals, known as Pokhralis, will greet you with heat smiles and unforgettable hospitality. Spend the afternoon exploring the attractive city of Pokhara, visiting the Devis Fall and the regional Gupteshwor Cave preferred for the original artwork forms made from limestone deposits. In the afternoon, enjoy a boat ride in Phewa Lake, the most fabulous lake of Nepal, offering impressive views of the encompassing Himalayan tiers and overnight at the hotel.

Pokhara to Tirkhedunga (1540M). Early breakfast at the hotel, your driver will prefer you up for the two-hour drive to Birethanti (1135M). On the way, you are going to see Himalayan peaks looming in the distance as the avenue winds its way as much as the primary factor of your brief Nepal trek. Packed together with your camera, warm sweater and a few drinks of water, you'll head off, accompanied by using your advisor and neighborhood porters. The trail leads through a thick bamboo woodland to lush inexperienced fields where cows with purple plumes on their heads graze. There is plenty of opportunities to discontinue some images on the way. After about four hours, you arrive in Tirkhedhunga, a small village and there are a few shops. A wobbly striking bridge across the river and waving youngsters that follow you stuffed with curiosity and overnight at teahouse.

Ghorepani (2855M). After breakfast, it's time to be ready for your heads off on the trek. The primary stretch is relatively convenient as you stroll downhill into the valley. As you move the river Burungdi Khola be certain to stop and admire this beautiful mountain river. The cold meltwater flows down from high up on the mountain. Then it can be the most strenuous part of your short Nepal trek. Heading up some stony steps, you slowly make your steps to 2000M. At the end of this arduous climb, you can reward with a great view of the snow-capped mountains rising above the surrounding hills. The last part of the trek is a pretty and leads through colorful and fragrant rhododendron forest. On arrival in Ghorepani, put your toes up, have a drink, and loosen up. As you appear around, you'll be able to see the colorful prayer flags in the wind at temples and snowy mountain peaks and overnight at teahouse.

Poon Hill (3210M) Trek to Thadapani (2640M). Start your day with an early morning journey to Poon Hill - about an hour climb. It provides impressive unobstructed views of Himalayan peaks. Whenever you reach the highest, watch as the sun slowly colors the white mountains of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri in shades of deep orange – this is among the most amazing points of interest of Nepal. Then proceed with your trek to Thadapani. The path climbs on a stone staircase about one and half of hour on to the ridge and then goes downhill to the village of Banthati via dense, very well forests of rhododendron. The village of Banthati places in the shadow of a significant rock face where we stop for our sizzling lunch. Beyond Banthati, the trail starts climbing, leaving them moist, high mountain forests and coming into a subject of cane. The trail climbs steeply approximately half an hour earlier than accomplishing Tadapani. Once arrival, put your feet up and enjoy the views and overnight at teahouse.

Ghandruk (1950M). Descending steeply through dense forests to Deurali. A short, steep descent continues, ultimately leading out on a ridge closer to Ghandruk at 1950M. Ghandruk stands beautifully towards the backdrop of snowy Himalayan peaks together with the noted Annapurna and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) and overnight at the hotel.

Nayapul to Pokhara. This morning, trek to Nayapul (1135M) all the approach downhill, trekking around four hours. The path drops at first on a stone staircase, then traverses high above the river on large stone-paved lanes. The trail continues heading downhill through terraced fields and on to a suspension bridge over the Sadhu Khola, eventually arriving alongside Modi Khola in Shauli Bazaar where we will stop for lunch. The trail is now on the backside of the river valley, passing through a lovely birch wooded area, then following alongside the river on a steep path to broad rice terraces. After about two and a half hours stroll from Shauli bazaar, we arrive at Nayapul. From right here, we drive back to Pokhara. Upon arrival, check-in at your hotel and enjoy the night at Pokhara.

Pokhara to Kathmandu (210 KM/ roughly 6 Hours). After breakfast at the hotel then ready for your return drive to Kathmandu. Upon arrival, check-in to the hotel and have leisure time and overnight at the hotel.

After having breakfast in the hotel. You will drop to the Tribhuvan International Airport depending on your airport time to catch your flight back home.