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Tour Route: Kathmandu – Nagarkot – Dhulikhel – Kuringhat – Gupteswar – Chitwan Park – Kathmandu
Guides: Local Guide (English Speaking Guide, Other Languages upon Request)
Transportation: Private first–class air-conditioned vehicles
Brief Itinerary
Day 1: Welcome to Kathmandu
Day 2: The Kathmandu Valley
Day 3: Nagarkot – Hiking day
Day 4: Discover the famous Dhulikhel
Day 5: Dhulikhel to Pokhara
Day 6: The famous sightseeing of Pokhara
Day 7: Pokhara sightseeing
Day 8: Chitwan Park Jungle Nepal
Day 9: The Ultimate Elephant Ride – Canoeing in The Rapti River
Day 10: Free day in the heart of the city Kathmandu
Day 11: Kathmandu
Day 12: Departure
Day 1: Welcome to Kathmandu
Arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport. Upon arrival in Kathmandu: Passage of immigration, recovery of your luggage and passage to the customs. Then, towards the exit of the terminal where our representative will wait for you and will accompany you to your hotel. Free time to rest after a long trip.
Overnight at Kathmandu.
Day 2: The Kathmandu Valley
Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning, visit the Kathmandu Valley. Discover the Durbar Square of Patan, the old city Newari. Then, leave for Boudhanath. The Buddhanath Stupa, 36 meters high, is one of the biggest Stupas in South Asia. It is said that under the foundations of Stupa are preserved the remains of a venerable Kasyap sage for both Buddhists and Hindus. Then visit the Swoyam-Bunat Stupa.
Overnight at Kathmandu.
Patan Durbar Square - nepal family tour package
Day 3: Nagarkot – Hiking day
In the morning, after breakfast, drive to Nagarkot. On the way, visit Durbar Square in Bhaktapur. Then, drive to Changu Narayan town, and hike between Changu Narayan and Telkot (3-4 hours of walking). Discovery of Changu Narayan. Departure for the trek about 3 hours in an easy walk. The trail along the ridge is spectacular with a magnificent view of the Kathmandu Valley. After the hike, continue to Nagarkot by car.
Overnight in Nagarkot.
Day 4: The Famous Dhulikhel
Breakfast at the hotel. Today, departure for Dhulikhel.
On the way to Panauti which is a historic town, as it was originally a small state given by King Bhupatindra Malla to his sister.
This city has a population of fewer than 10,000 inhabitants and some important monuments, such as Indreswor Temple and Durbar Square in the city center.
From Dhuklikhel the panoramic view of the snow-capped peaks is spectacular. When a blue haze covers the lower part of the mountains, they seem to float in the air. Dhulikhel is a place of immense beauty and a paradise for nature lovers. Green hills are still wild and some converted into farm terraces form a beautiful landscape.
Overnight in Dhulikhel.Dhulikhel Nepal - family tour in nepal
Day 5:– Rafting Day En route to Pokhara in Trishuli River (on direct payment subject to availability)
Breakfast at the hotel. Then leave for Kuringhat. On the way, stop at Charaudi and continue rafting in the Trishuli River (3-4 hours rafting from Charaudi to Kuringhat). Rafting: a team of professionals will welcome you and accompany you along the river. Before leaving, a safety brief and a lesson on equipment use will be given by the team leader. End of rafting transfer to Pokhara
Day 6: Pokhara
Breakfast discover the city. Main Tours are Davis Waterfall, GuptesworCave (a large cave dedicated to the Hindu god, Shiva), Seti Gorge, the Seti River which means the “White Water River” flows silently in the central of Pokhara. The silver-colored river formed the beautiful Seti Gorge.
Overnight in Pokhara.
Day 7: Pokhara The World Peace Pagoda
Early in the morning, go observe the sunrise in Sarangkot. Back to the hotel for breakfast.
In the afternoon, departure for a short hike to the World Peace Pagoda which is a Buddhist monument on a hill in Pumdi Bhumdi. The sanctuary was built as a symbol of peace and has become a famous tourist attraction as it offers panoramic views of the Annapurna Range, Pokhara City, and Phewa Lake.
Return by the boat ride, crossing Phewa Lake (25 minutes).
Overnight in Pokhara.
Day 8: Chitwan National Park
Breakfast at the hotel. Then depart for Chitwan National Park. The Chitwan National Park is today a successful testimony of nature conservation in Southeast Asia. It is Nepal’s first national park established in 1973 to preserve a unique ecosystem of the great value of the world. There are more than 43 mammal species in the park. The park is particularly well-known for the protection of the endangered horned rhinoceros, tiger, gharial crocodile and many other common wildlife species. Have lunch at the hotel.
In the afternoon, visit the village of Tharu by a cart which is a traditional transport of the Tharu people. You will understand their mode of agriculture and how they build their homes with local traditional materials only.
Return to the hotel and relax.
Overnight in Chitwan.
Day 9: The Ultimate Elephant Ride – Canoeing in The Rapti River
Early morning, departure for an elephant safari in the jungle (Elephant Safari: Elephant ride to explore the jungle and wildlife). This exciting tour lasts about 02 hours. Return and breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, then you will go swimming with elephants or you can share the toilet pachyderms. Lunch at the hotel. In the afternoon, canoeing in the Rapti River (about 5 km).
Watch water birds and animals on the banks of the river with this peaceful means of transportation.
Overnight in Chitwan.
Day 10: Free day in the heart of the city
Breakfast at the hotel, then, departure for Kathmandu.
Arrival in Kathmandu and have a free day. Possibility to go to Thamel shopping.
Overnight in Kathmandu.
Day 11 : Day Free Kathmandu
Day 12: Departure
Transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport according to your flight schedule. Your Nepal vacation ends. Hope you enjoyed it and wish that we could serve you next time in Nepal.
What is the best time to visit Nepal with family?
The best time to visit Nepal for a family vacation is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. The weather is mild, and the landscapes are beautiful, making it ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Is Nepal a safe destination for families?
Yes, Nepal is generally a safe destination for families. However, like any travel, it's important to be cautious about personal belongings, especially in busy tourist areas. Avoiding isolated areas at night and following local advice will ensure a safe trip.
What are the must-see places in Nepal for families?
Kathmandu Valley: Historic temples and UNESCO sites like Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple) and Boudhanath Stupa.
Pokhara: Ideal for relaxation and adventure, with attractions like Phewa Lake, the World Peace Pagoda, and adventurous activities such as paragliding.
Chitwan National Park: Perfect for a jungle safari, where you can see elephants, rhinos, and other wildlife.
Lumbini: The birthplace of Buddha, offering a peaceful environment and cultural insights.
What kind of activities can families do in Nepal?
Cultural experiences: Visit temples, markets, and UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Nature and adventure: Enjoy boating on lakes, trekking, or wildlife safaris in national parks.
Family-friendly hiking: Easy treks, such as around Pokhara or the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek, offer amazing views and can be done at a leisurely pace suitable for families.
Cultural shows and festivals: Experience traditional Nepalese dances and performances, depending on the time of year.
What is the food like for kids and families?
Nepalese cuisine features a lot of rice, lentils, and vegetables. Dal Bhat (lentil soup with rice) is a staple, and momo (dumplings) is a family favorite. Many restaurants in tourist areas also offer international food to cater to families with diverse tastes. However, always ensure the food is well-cooked to avoid any health issues.
How can we get around in Nepal with children?
Private vehicles are the best option for family travel, especially for long distances. It's safer and more comfortable than public transport.
Domestic flights are available if you want to travel between major cities like Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan quickly.
Taxis and rickshaws are common for short trips in cities.
Do I need any vaccinations before traveling to Nepal?
It’s recommended to consult a healthcare provider or travel clinic for vaccinations before visiting Nepal. Common vaccinations might include Hepatitis A and B, Typhoid, and possibly Malaria prophylaxis, especially if you plan on visiting rural or jungle areas.
Is there any medical assistance available in Nepal?
In major cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara, there are international hospitals with good medical facilities. It's wise to carry a basic first-aid kit, but in case of emergencies, medical services are generally accessible.
What should we pack for a family trip to Nepal?
Comfortable shoes for walking and trekking, warm clothing (even in summer, it can be cool in the mountains), sunscreen, hats, and mosquito repellent. If trekking, pack lightweight clothes and gear.
Is it difficult to communicate in Nepal?
In tourist areas, English is widely spoken, especially by guides, hotel staff, and restaurant workers. However, learning a few phrases in Nepali can be appreciated, such as “Namaste” (hello) and “Dhanyabad” (thank you).
Are there family-friendly hotels or accommodations in Nepal?
Yes, many hotels in tourist destinations offer family-friendly services like extra beds, family rooms, and amenities such as child care or child-friendly menus. Luxury hotels, as well as budget options, cater to families, especially in places like Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan.
Package Include:
- Accommodation at the hotel with breakfast and dinner in all places
- All meals in Chitwan, national park fees and activities such as jeep safari, canoeing and bird watching
- Transfer and visits according to the itinerary
- Sightseing in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Changunarayan Temple, Dhulikhel and Panauti
- An English-speaking naturalist guide in Chitwan
- National Park fees and Permits at Chitwan, All Hotel tax
Package Exclude :
- Guide, entry tickets, meals, portage, Rafting, Hiking Guide, tips and extras not mentioned as inclusions
