Tentative Nepal Package

Nepal has always been a distinct and feasible place for people in various ways as it is in between the two emerging super power countries i.e. China and India. Nepal is also known as the country of brave Gurkhas and it is the birth place of Lord Buddha, the light of Asia. The world knows Nepal as the place to touch the highest peaks in the world which includes 8 highest peaks in the world above 8000 meters. Nepal is also known as the country of temples, art and culture. Hence, Nepal has been a top holiday destination of tourists all over the world. Nepal is poor in terms of politics and economy but is rich in its natural, cultural, historical, lingual and diverse traditional asset. Last but not the least Nepal has the most hospitable people in the world.
Despite these facts, ‘Nepal - 8th wonder of the World’. This is  a very brief of   Nepal we do  have many more to explain…Nepal has always been a distinct and feasible place for people in various ways as it is in between the two emerging super power countries i.e. China and India. Nepal is also known as the country of brave Gurkhas and it is the birth place of Lord Buddha, the light of Asia. The world knows Nepal as the place to touch the highest peaks in the world which includes 8 highest peaks in the world above 8000 meters. Nepal is also known as the country of temples, art and culture. Hence, Nepal has been a top holiday destination of tourists all over the world. Nepal is poor in terms of politics and economy but is rich in its natural, cultural, historical, lingual and diverse traditional asset. Last but not the least Nepal has the most hospitable people in the world.
Despite these facts, ‘Nepal - 8th wonder of the World’. This is  a very brief of   Nepal we do  have many more to explain…

Outline Itinerary
Day 1 : kathmandu
Day 2 :  swayambhunath stupa aka the monkey temple tour :
Day 3 :  after  breakfast visit to medieval or very primitive  twins newar typical village bungmati and khokana, where actual authentic peoples of kathmandu live .
Day 4 : chitwan national park and safari 2nights 3 days
Day 05 : this is the day of jungle safari in chitwan national park.
Day 6 : and day 7  [trip] drive to  city of lake pokhara or city of mountain annapurna range
Day 8 and 9 : hiking and walking in terraces
Da10 : check out  and drive back to kathmandu en route  half day visit to historical city bhanktapur ,lunch
Day 11 :  early morning drive to domestic airport for everest flight[once you are in nepal ,without flying it , your trip is not completed]

Details Itineray

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Day 1 KATHMANDU
Arrival transfer to hotel with welcome drinks, rest while then introductory tour to old Kathmandu city , where hippy[era] of 60 to 70 attracted, back to hotel, over night.
Kathmandu Durbar Square tour: Situated in the heart of the city, Kathmandu Durbar Square is one of the attractive monuments you visit during your trip in Nepal. This complex of temples and old royal palace (Durbar) of the city represents Nepalese art and architecture linking the old with the new ones. This site has played central role in political, cultural and artistic life of the country. The oldest monument dates back to 12th century where Durbar square flourished in the 17th – 19th century during the reign if Malla and Shah Monarchs. In this tour in Nepal, you will get an opportunity to see Kumari, the living goddess. ‘Kumari Chhen’, [KUMARI A LIVIVING GODDESS, WHICH IS OR HAS BEEN ONE OF THE ATRACTION OF TOURISM AND FACINATING CULTURE OF NEPAL] a building with beautifully carved doors and windows, houses a little girl whom people worship as living goddess of power. People consider that will bring good luck if they get chance to look at her. Get ‘Darshan’ (glimpse) of her and be blessed for your onward trip in Nepal.
 


DAY 2  Swayambhunath Stupa aka the Monkey Temple tour :
Swayambhunath (the self-existent) is a widely known Buddhist monument on a hillock, to west of central Kathmandu. The shrine is approximately 2600 years old and is still a glorious and eye-catchy for the visitors. Because of the presence of holy and tricky monkeys in the premises of the monument, the stupa is also known as the Monkey Temple. Due to the visit to this site by the famous Indian emperor Ashoka in 3rd century BC, this monument is a historical pilgrimage since ancient time. A common temple for both Hindus and Buddhists in the complex of stupa symbolizes  religious tolerance in Nepal.
Patan Durbar Square: Located in 7 Km south east of Kathmandu and founded in the 3rd century AD, Patan is the oldest among the 3 cities in the valley. Patan, historically known as Lalitpur  (city of fine arts), has fascinating Hindu and Buddhist monuments with finest craft since time immemorial. The royal palace square, surrounding shrines and courtyards are praiseworthy monuments during your trip in Nepal. The palace, a number of pagodas,  Shikhara style Krishna temple made of stone, classic craftsmanship, nearby five– storied Kumbheshwar temple and the golden temple are some of the main highlights of Patan. Though we can see ancient temples, Stupas and monasteries in the city, Durbar square consists of monuments from 16th and 17th century in general.

Pashupatinath Temple: Being a Mecca for Hindus of the world, the temple seemed to have its origin away back to the early Kirant period. However, the present structure dates back to early 18th century. The main Shiva temple is most noted for its gold-painted roof and silver coated doors in each four directions. This holy site is also famous for open public crematorium. See the devotion of people to Pashupatinath, dedicated Sadhus- the holy men, post death rituals and the strange monkeys in the premises of the shrine.
Bouddhnath Stupa: Bouddhanath, one of the largest stupas in the world, is set in the octagonal Mandala design. It is the must visit site for the Tibetan Buddhists since the legend of the Stupa is related to the Tibetans. It’s almost Tibetan settlement area with dozens of monasteries in its surroundings. This ancient Stupa has 108 images of deities and 147 insets of prayer wheels adorning
 the base of the huge dome…….OVER NIGHT HOTEL IN KATHMANDU

DAY 3 :  AFTER  BREAKfast visit to medieval or very primitive  twins newar typical village BUNGMATI AND KHOKANA, where actual authentic peoples of Kathmandu live .
[ EXPLANATION OF BUNGMATI,KHOKANA, WE NEED JUST HALF DAY TOUR [AM TRIP]……Although Bungamati is just 10 kilometers from Kathmandu, the lack of easy access to the city and the rest of Nepal has spared it from much of the development and cultural degradation that has occurred in other places.On this full-day excursion you’ll admire the traditional architecture and rich culture that are reminiscent of the medieval era. You’ll see women, men, and children sitting in the streets or in common courtyards, weaving, chatting, playing, and working under the sun.As you walk along the streets, you’ll find dozens of masterful wood carvers and sculptors offering you handcrafted items at bargain prices. Most of them work from home and they may even offer you other articles for sale as well.The women spend their spare time weaving, knitting, and hand sewing. However, the village is probably best known for its woodcarvers, whose expertise in their field becomes readily apparent.Bungamati and Khokana date back to the 16th century or earlier, and both villages boast some very impressive monuments and ancient temples.

Bungamati is the birthplace of Rato Machhendranath, the patron of the valley, and the large shikhara-style temple in the village square is his home for half of the year. He spends the rest of his time in Patan. The process of moving him around Patan and to Bungamati and back is central to one of the valley’s most important annual festivals. In the ckowk around the temple you can see the heart of a functioning Newari town. See the many chortens and a huge prayer wheel, clearly pointing to the diverse religious traditions.Between Bungamati and Khokana you’ll find the Karya Binayak Temple, dedicated to Ganesh. The views from this spot are spectacular, and you can look out over the Bungamati valley to the foothills.Khokana is situated just north of Bungamati. It is a tiny Newari village with a reputation for its mustard oil and the local temple. The Newari who live here eke out a simple living off the land.You’ll find that no matter where you go in this tiny village, a large 3-storied temple will catch your eye. The temple is dedicated to the local mother goddess, Shikali Mai. A similar temple to the north-east of the village is used during times of epidemics.

after lunch PM trip to patan cityPatan Durbar Square: Located in 7 Km south east of Kathmandu and founded in the 3rd century AD, Patan is the oldest among the 3 cities in the valley. Patan, historically known as Lalitpur  (city of fine arts), has fascinating Hindu and Buddhist monuments with finest craft since time immemorial. The royal palace square, surrounding shrines and courtyards are praiseworthy monuments during your trip in Nepal. The palace, a number of pagodas,  Shikhara style Krishna temple made of stone, classic craftsmanship, nearby five– storied Kumbheshwar temple and the golden temple are some of the main highlights of Patan. Though we can see ancient temples, Stupas and monasteries in the city, Durbar square consists of monuments from 16th and 17th century in general.

DAY 4 : CHITWAN NATIONAL PARK AND SAFARI 2NIGHTS 3 DAYS
Village tour in Chitwan: In the afternoon, we will go to visit local village. As our Nepal tour package offers various chances to feel Nepalese culture and lifestyle, today you will be with Tharus, the indigenous people of southern lowland of Nepal. After observing their daily life and museum, we will be back to our resort where you will enjoy cultural Stick Dance of Tharus.
Overnight in Hotel (BLD)

Day 05: This is the day of jungle Safari in Chitwan National Park.
It includes elephant back safari, nature walk, a visit to elephant breeding camp and canoeing along Rapti River which offers an opportunity to watch various flora and fauna including baby elephants, rhino, crocodiles and a number of bird species.
Chitwan National Park: Established in 1973, this park is UNESCO heritage site since 1984. The core area of the park is 932 Km2 where buffer zone is 750 Km2. Being one of the best national parks in south Asia, it is sweet home of 600 plant species, 539 birds, 56 mammals and 49 amphibians and reptiles. One – Horned Rhinos, Royal Bengal Tigers, monkeys, leopards, wild boar, wild dogs, wild cats, python, gharial, and marsh crocodile are found in Chitwan National Park. Moreover, hornbills, peacock/hen, red-headed trogon, woodpeckers are some of the local bird species here. Paradise flycatcher, parakeets and Indian pitta are the summer migrants. On the other hand, Siberian birds like pintails, waterfowl and bar-headed geese can be seen in winter.
Overnight in resort (BLD)

DAY 6 and day 7  [trip] drive to  CITY OF LAKE POKHARA OR CITY OF MOUNTAIN ANNAPURNA RANGE
visiting budhist monestry and…..
Pokhara: The term ‘Pokara’ is the deviated form of ‘Pokharee’ which means ‘Lake’. So, simply speaking, Pokhara is the city of lakes. However, this second largest town of Nepal is equally famous for natural caves which are older than 5000 years. David Fall is one of the natural wonders where water goes in the earth that can be seen from the lower part of Gupteshwar – the Cave of Hidden God. Sarankot is an ideal hillock to enjoy paragliding and breathtaking scene of sunrise above the Himalayas. The town has most famous Fewa Lake with a shrine on its island. Pokhara, the most visited town by the outsiders and native tourists, is also the choice of those who are fond of boating.
Overnight in hotel .
ATRACTION of pokhara is always lake and snowy  peak ,range of Annapurna mountain, you will be be never enough to watched
day 8, Flight back to kathmanu [25 minutes]
DRIVE DIRECTLY FROM DOMESTIC AIRPORT TO HILLY [1600M] DHULIKHEL FOR 2 NIGHTS.

Day 8 and 9, hiking and walking in terraces
Situated at 1600m roughly 32 km east of Khatmandu is Dhulikhel. The town is old and has a strong sense of history. Many of the beautiful old buildings are well preserved and make for some good photos. The small town of Dhulikhel has become a popular place from which to view the Himalayas and to prepare for longer hikes in the Himalayan region.
As you make your way around this quaint little town, you will find several places of interest. A trip to the main square of Dhulikhel will find you at the Harisiddhi and Narayan Temples. Both are dedicated to Vishnu and are incredibly interesting to see. You will be able to see the amazing Himalayas from all over the town, but one of the best places to see sunsets is at the Kali Temple which is situated on the hilltop to the southeast of the town. Ridi Bazaar on the way to the temple also makes for a great stop.
If you want to get to the highest point of the city, Bhagwati Mandir is the place to go. It will provide you with a stunning view of the mountains and a great walk. You can reach Dhulikhel from Kathmandu by bus and there are a lot of great walking trails surrounding the town which can be used to increase fitness for longer treks. Dhulikhel is small, but is enchanting and the views will last in your memory for a lifetime.
 
Day 10 :  check out  and drive back to Kathmandu en route  half day visit to HISTORICAL CITY BHANKTAPUR ,LUNCH 
Bhaktapur or 'the City of Devotees' is situated at an altitude of 1.401 m and covers and area of about four square miles. This small city still retains the medieval charm and visitors are treated with numerous natural wonders. The ancient glory of the Malla rulers reflects in the Durbar Square and pottery and weaving are their traditional industries. The city is situated a mere 14 km east of Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal and is easily accessible by car or bus.Due to a long-term westward drift, the city has two centers (residents of the two centers stage a energetic tug-of-war during Bhaktapur's annual Bisket festival) and three main squares. In the west side of Bhaktapur, the Bhaktapur Durbar Square and the Taumadhi Tol dominates the post-fifteenth-century city, while in the east side Tachapal Tol rules.
Bhaktapur is world wide renowned for its elegant art, magnificent culture and its indigenous lifestyle. It is also known for its majestic monuments, colorful festivals and celebrations and the natives are best known for their long history of craftsmanship.This marvelous city is also sometimes called the 'City of Culture', the Living Heritage' and 'Nepal's Cultural Gem' and it really lives up to its names.
Bhaktapur's jewel actually lies in the Durbar Square. The Durbar Square has an abundance of unique palaces, temples and monasteries, which are admired for their beautiful artworks in wood, metal and stone. The panoramic view of the Himalaya Mountains is the perfect setting for picture perfect opportunities.Its not the culture, the heritage, the monuments or the natural wonders that makesBhaktapur such a beautiful place, it's the way they all come together.] PM ; AFTER LUNCH IN BHAKTAPUR DRIVE FURTHER TO KATHMANDU AND VISIT PASHUPATI TEMLE AND BOUDHANATH STUPA ,  AND CHEK IN HOTEL IN KATHMANDU
 
Pashupatinath Temple: Being a Mecca for Hindus of the world, the temple seemed to have its origin away back to the early Kirant period. However, the present structure dates back to early 18th century. The main Shiva temple is most noted for its gold-painted roof and silver coated doors in each four directions. This holy site is also famous for open public crematorium. See the devotion of people to Pashupatinath, dedicated Sadhus- the holy men, post death rituals and the strange monkeys in the premises of the shrine.
Bouddhnath Stupa: Bouddhanath, one of the largest stupas in the world, is set in the octagonal Mandala design. It is the must visit site for the Tibetan Buddhists since the legend of the Stupa is related to the Tibetans. It’s almost Tibetan settlement area with dozens of monasteries in its surroundings. This ancient Stupa has 108 images of deities and 147 insets of prayer wheels adorning the base of the huge dome,

DAY  11 : EARLY MORNING DRIVE TO DOMESTIC AIRPORT FOR EVEREST FLIGHT[ONCE YOU ARE IN NEPAL ,WITHOUT FLYING IT , YOUR TRIP IS NOT COMPLETED]
Optional Mountain flight to the Everest: Using a modern jet-stream aircraft, enjoy glorious Himalayas from the height of approximately 25,000 feet. This breathtaking journey takes you close to the highest point of the world - Mt. Everest, Kanchenjunga (3rd highest peak), Makalu, Cho-Yu, Lhoste, as well as Tibetan plateau. During your flight above the clouds, you will get lifetime approach to the glaciers, lakes, rivers and gorges from your individual window. Enjoy aerial photography capturing magnificent landscapes of Nepal. As an alternative of this one-hour flight, you can have helicopter flight as well.
and  day walk in thamel areaThamel is the tourist place of Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. It is a full Wi-fi zone in Nepal.[1] Thamel has been the centre of the tourist industry in Kathmandu for over four decades starting from the hippie movement when many artists came to Nepal and spent weeks in Thamel. Even though Thamel has been referred to as the "ghetto" by some, most low-budget travelers consider it a tourist heaven.[citation needed] Thamel is distinguished by its narrow streets crowded with various shops and vendors. Commonly sold goods include food, pastries, walking gear, music, DVDs, handicrafts, and clothes. Travel agencies, budget hotels and restaurants also line the streets.There are many restaurants in Thamel that serve traditional and continental cuisine, although prices tend to be significantly higher than in non-tourist areas. Food hygiene is generally better, despite the overall lack of sanitation in Nepal.Thamel also acts as the pre-base camp for mountaineers. It boasts a wide range of mountaineering gear shops, foreign money exchange booths, pubs, clubs, and nightlife along with the numerous travel agents and guest houses. All in all, Thamel is home to a wide range of the Nepalese population for entertainment and employment purposes. On Wednesday, 28 September 2011, Thamel was declared a full Wi-fi zone in Kathmandu It is the first Wi-fi zone of [Nepal]

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