This special tour package is designed for those who love to explore the UNESCO World Heritage sites in Nepal. The tour takes you to Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbini, and Chitwan, providing a rich experience of both historical cities and natural landscapes. You will journey through the ancient city of Kathmandu and the captivating city of Pokhara, and then escape the hustle of city life to the wilderness of Chitwan and the tranquility of Lumbini.
Kathmandu: As the capital of Nepal, Kathmandu is renowned for its temples and monuments. This incredible valley is surrounded by hills and features seven groups of monuments and structures, all rich in historical and artistic significance. You can admire the exquisite Newari architecture, ancient Hindu and Buddhist religious sites, and immerse yourself in the local culture and traditions. Highlights include beautifully carved wooden window frames, 18th-century bronze sculptures, and spiritually uplifting stupas. Touring Kathmandu feels like stepping into another world, making it a must-visit destination at least once in a lifetime.
Pokhara: Located 210 km west of Kathmandu, you can reach Pokhara in about seven hours by bus or just 25 minutes by flight. It is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Nepal, offering a plethora of activities that make it easy to spend a week exploring. Adventure seekers can enjoy boating, bungee jumping, paragliding, cave exploration, city sightseeing, and cycling, ensuring that Pokhara is an unforgettable holiday spot.
Lumbini: Recognized as the birthplace of Lord Buddha, Lumbini is a significant site for Buddhists from around the world. This peaceful location features numerous enchanting sites that attract travelers interested in the roots of peace. Key attractions include Pushkarni Lake, Mayadevi Temple, the Myanmar Sanctuary, the China Sanctuary, and the Korean Temple, all of which reflect the serene life of Buddha.
Chitwan National Park: One of Nepal's largest natural reserves, Chitwan National Park, is a vital resource located in the subtropical southern region. The park is home to 68 species of animals, 544 species of birds, 56 species of reptiles and amphibians, and 126 types of fish. It offers protection to unique wildlife, including the one-horned rhino, the Royal Bengal tiger, and gharial crocodiles. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1984, Chitwan National Park spans an impressive area of 932 sq km, encompassing forests, grasslands, and wetlands filled with diverse animal inhabitants. It is a renowned destination for observing wildlife and offers jungle safaris and elephant rides that provide opportunities to see tigers, deer, and one-horned rhinos in their natural habitat.