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Destination: Kathmandu - Sundarijal Chisapani - Nagarkot - Chagunarayan - Dhulikhel - Chitwan - Lumbini - Tilaurakot - Kathmandu
Nepal tour with a short trek offers an exciting blend of culture, adventure, and breathtaking landscapes. Explore Kathmandu’s ancient temples, vibrant markets, and rich history. Embark on a scenic trek in the Annapurna or Langtang region, with moderate trails offering stunning mountain views. Experience the warmth of local hospitality and unique traditions. The trek provides an introduction to Nepal's natural beauty and trekking culture. Ideal for those seeking a compact yet unforgettable Himalayan adventure.
Day 01: Arrival at Kathmandu (1310m.)
Welcome here in this Mountainous Country Nepal. After you Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), the Representatives of Nepal Tourism Package Welcome you and take you to the Already Booked Hotel. The Hotel Staffs will be Engaged for your Accommodation and Check in. In the Evening, we will Organize Welcome Dinner in the Hotel with our Team.
Day 02: Kathmandu City Tour
In these Days, you will have a Guided tour to the Famous Cultural and Historical sites of Kathmandu. Among them, the UNESCO Enlisted world Heritage sites are the Primary Places of visit. Pashupatinath (sacred Hindu Temple), Boudhanath (Buddhist Shrine), Swayambhunath (Monkey temple), Bhaktapur Durbar Squire, Patan Durbar Squire, Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Squire, Dharahara (Bhimsen Tower), Tundikhel, Dasaratha Stadium etc. You will have dinner in the hotel in the evening. You Can Experience night life of Kathmandu till 9 o’clock.
Day 03: Kathmandu Sundarijal Chisapani Trek
Sundarijal is Accessed within a Single hour drive from Kathmandu which is very attractive place for visit. From Sundarijal, trekking begins to Chisapani enjoying the wonderful views of hills, forests and different types of birds and flowers. It takes 5 hours to reach Chisapani walking through Shivapuri Watershed Area and a Tamang Settlement Named Mulkharka. Upon Reaching at Chisapani you stay Overnight in a Guest House.
Day 04: Nagarkot Trek
On this Day, Trekking Continues for more than 6 Hours to Reach Nagarkot. Nagarkot is very Attractive and Popular Destinations for the Visitors. The views of Himalayan Range from there are Impressive and Eyes Stacking. Trail passes through Chauki Bhanjyang and Reaches to Nagarkot with the Breath stopping views of Dhaulagiri, Everest and Kanchenjunga Region. You stay overnight in a Hotel in Nagarkot.
Day 05: Chagunarayan Trek and Drive to Dhulikhel
This Day Trekking is shorter with the picturesque views of green hills, fields and slopes till we reach Chagunarayan. You can explore Sankhu Village in Bhaktapur and you will be taken to Dhulikhel by a short drive of 1 and half an hour. You will enjoy the views of the natural scenarios while driving to Dhulikhel. Explore Dhulikhel Bazaar in the evening and overnight stay in a hotel.
Day 06: Explore Dhulikhel and Drive back to Kathmandu
On this Day, early morning sunrise view from Dhulikhel with the impressive panorama of the Himalayan range gives you refreshment in Dhulikhel. After breakfast, you can explore the surrounding area of Dhulikhel Bazaar before lunch. After lunch we drive back to Kathmandu and visit Bhaktapur Durbar Squire, Patan Durbar Squire and other important sites in the valley. You stay overnight at hotel in Kathmandu.
Day 07: Drive Kathmandu to Chitwan 4hrs
After breakfast in Kathmandu, we depart to Chitwan early in the morning. On the way, you enjoy the overwhelming view of rocky hills while travelling along the Trishuli River. We pass through Kurintar (Cable Car station to Manakamana Temple), Muglin Bazaar and reach Narayangadh. We will stay in a luxury hotel after check in there. After lunch, you will explore Sauraha and the surrounding area of Chitwan and watching Tharu- Cultural Dance in Tharu Village. Overnight stay in a hotel for remaining adventure in Chitwan the next day you can enjoy.
Day 08: Chitwan National Park exploration
After Breakfast, you will enjoy elephant Safari adventure to watch rare one horn rhino. You will also explore the jungle to view different wildlife including Yellow striped Tiger, deer, and birds of different spices. After lunch, you will continue jungle walk to observe diverse flora and fauna. Crocodile in Narayani River and many other attractions are there in Chitwan to explore. In the afternoon, we drive back to Kathmandu and overnight stay in a hotel.
Day 09: Drive to Lumbini and Visiting the Temples
On this Day, we drive for 4 hours to reach Lumbini Area. There you visit Maya Devi Temple, Ashok Pillar, Shanti Deep (Peace Flame), Lumbini Museum, and many other Temples of Buddha. Make prayers in the Temples, enjoy observing the architecture of the temples, explore the surrounding of Lumbini village and preserved area. In the evening we stay in a hotel in Bhairahawa.
Day 10: Pokhara drive after Tilaurakot Visit
On this day, we drive to Tilaurakot for sightseeing. It is the homeland of Siddhartha therefore holy place for all the Buddhists. From Tilaurakot we drive to Pokhara through Butwal, Palpa and Syangja. The Siddhartha Highway leads us from Butwal with enjoying scenic beauty of natural landscapes. Travelling above the rivers in a Curved way is thrilling experience for most of the passengers. In the evening, we reach Pokhara where we stay in a hotel. You can visit some sites if the time remains
Day 11: Pokhara city Exploration
On this Day, you will go for Hiking to Sarangkot Hill. The view of the City from Sarangkot is fantastic! You can Experience paragliding there in Sarangkot. We get back to Pokhara and Explore Caves- Mahendra Cave, Mahadev Cave and Chamere Cave and Davis falls, Gorge of Seti River and other sites During the day. In the evening, Enjoy boating in Begnas Lake. You stay overnight in the hotel at Pokhara.
Day 12: Return Kathmandu
On this Day, we Return back to Kathmandu. We stop in Damauli and Explore the bazaar. You will get Information with Sightseeing of Nepalese Language’s Renowned Poet and Ramayana’s translator’s Birthplace Chudi Ramgha. In the afternoon, we arrive at Kathmandu and you will be transferred to the hotel. Spare time is to visit Missed places of Kathmandu city Including the Malls and Shopping Centers. You will stay overnight at hotel in Kathmandu.
Day 13: Farewell Day
It is the Last Day of the Trip in Nepal for this Time. If you have Time Enough, you can have Sightseeing and shopping in the Markets and bye goods Necessary for Gifting. Before 3 hours of Scheduled flight, Real Adventure Nepal Representatives will take you to the TIA to bid good bye for your return to Home land. You Return Back to your Homeland Planning for Another Adventure trip in Nepal next Time to visit.
What is a short trek in Nepal?
A short trek in Nepal refers to treks that typically last from 3 to 7 days, offering a mix of scenic views, cultural experiences, and moderate physical activity. These treks are suitable for travelers with limited time or those who want to experience Nepal’s mountain beauty without committing to longer, more challenging expeditions.
What are some popular short treks in Nepal?
Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek: A 4-5 day trek offering stunning sunrise views of the Annapurna mountain range.
Langtang Valley Trek: A 5-7 day trek close to Kathmandu, featuring spectacular views of snow-capped peaks and visits to traditional Tamang villages.
Nagarkot and Dhulikhel: A short trek close to Kathmandu, offering panoramic views of the Himalayas and a peaceful escape from the city.
Everest View Trek: A 4-5 day trek that offers beautiful views of Mount Everest without needing to go to Everest Base Camp.
Helambu Trek: A 5-7 day trek that explores beautiful villages, forests, and mountain views near Kathmandu.
How difficult are short treks in Nepal?
Short treks are generally of easy to moderate difficulty. They are suitable for travelers who are in good health, with a basic level of fitness. The treks usually involve walking on well-maintained paths, though some sections might be steep or rocky. It's important to pace yourself and take rest breaks.
What kind of fitness level is required for a short trek?
A basic level of fitness is recommended. You don’t need to be a seasoned trekker, but it’s a good idea to prepare by walking or hiking regularly before your trip. Some treks, like the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, don’t involve very high altitudes, so the main challenge is the terrain, not altitude sickness.
What should I pack for a short trek in Nepal?
Clothing: Lightweight, moisture-wicking clothes, a warm jacket, a rain jacket, and a hat or scarf. Temperatures can vary greatly, especially in the mountains.
Footwear: Comfortable trekking shoes or boots with good grip.
Backpack: A small daypack for essentials, like a water bottle, snacks, and a camera.
Essential gear: Sunglasses, sunscreen, camera, and trekking poles (optional).
Sleeping bag: Some teahouses may not provide blankets, so a lightweight sleeping bag is useful for extra warmth.
What are the altitudes of these short treks? Is altitude sickness a concern?
Short treks generally take you to moderate altitudes (between 2,500 to 3,500 meters). While the risk of altitude sickness is lower compared to high-altitude treks like Everest Base Camp, it’s still important to take your time and acclimatize. Most people can handle the altitudes of these short treks with proper hydration and rest.
Do I need a guide for a short trek?
It’s not mandatory to have a guide for short treks, especially on popular trails where the paths are clearly marked. However, having a guide can enhance the experience, providing insight into the culture, history, and local customs. For safety, especially for first-time trekkers, it’s highly recommended to hire a guide or join a guided group tour.
Can I do a short trek in Nepal with my kids?
Yes, many short treks are family-friendly. The Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek and the Langtang Valley Trek, for instance, are both suitable for families with children (around 8 years and older). These treks involve gradual ascents and comfortable walking paths, making them more accessible for young trekkers.
Is there accommodation along short trek routes?
Yes, most short treks are along established trekking routes with teahouses or lodges offering basic accommodation, food, and sometimes Wi-Fi. The rooms are typically simple with shared bathroom facilities, though higher-end options can be found on certain routes. It’s always a good idea to book your accommodation in advance during peak trekking seasons.
What kind of food is available during a short trek?
You’ll find traditional Nepali dishes like dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), momo (dumplings), and thukpa (noodle soup). Some places also serve Western dishes like pasta, pancakes, and sandwiches. Most teahouses offer a range of simple but nourishing meals, ensuring trekkers have energy for their hike.
How much does a short trek in Nepal cost?
The cost can vary depending on the trek and your preferences (e.g., private guide, luxury lodge). On average, a short trek with a guide and porter could cost anywhere between $300 to $600 USD for a 4-5 day trek, including permits, accommodation, and meals. If you prefer a budget trek, it could be lower.
Are permits required for short treks?
Yes, trekking permits are required for most trekking regions. For example, the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) card are required for the Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek. Similarly, trekking in the Langtang or Everest regions requires specific permits. Permits can typically be arranged by your tour operator or guide.
How do I prepare for a short trek in Nepal?
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