Trip Duration

7 Days

Group Sizes

1+ People

Transportation

Flight/Ground

Destination

Nepal Luxury Holidays

Max. Altitude

1800

Nature of Trip

Tour

Best Season

Autumn and Spring

Activities

Sightseing
Tour

Difficulty

Easy

Meals

Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

Start & End Point

Kathmandu to Kathmandu

Accommodation

5 star
4 star

Overview of Nepal Luxury Holidays

Experience the best of Nepal’s natural beauty, wildlife, and culture in comfort with this luxury holiday package, connecting Chitwan, Pokhara, and Kathmandu by domestic flights for a smooth and time-efficient journey.

Begin your adventure in Kathmandu, the vibrant capital city filled with ancient temples, bustling bazaars, and UNESCO World Heritage sites. Enjoy guided tours of Pashupatinath, Boudhanath Stupa, and the Durbar Squares, offering a glimpse into Nepal’s rich cultural heritage.

Fly next to Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO-listed wildlife sanctuary famous for its jungle safaris, canoe rides, and Tharu cultural performances. Stay at a luxury jungle resort and enjoy close encounters with one-horned rhinos, elephants, and if lucky, the Royal Bengal Tiger.

Continue your journey to Pokhara, the picturesque lake city nestled beneath the Annapurna Himalayas. Relax by Phewa Lake, visit the Peace Pagoda, Davis Falls, and enjoy breathtaking sunrise views over Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) and Annapurna from Sarangkot.

Finally, return to Kathmandu by flight for leisure time, shopping, and a farewell dinner before departure.

This trip perfectly blends comfort, adventure, and culture, making it ideal for travelers seeking to explore Nepal’s highlights in style and ease.

Your Accommodation

Nights 1, 2, 4	Dwarika’s Hotel, Kathmandu — Heritage Suite
Night 3	Club Himalaya Resort, Nagarkot — Himalayan View Suite
Nights 5, 6, 7, 14	Fish Tail Lodge, Pokhara — Lakeside Bungalow
Nights 8, 9	Meghauli Serai (Taj Safari), Chitwan — River View Tent
Night 10	Yeti Mountain Home, Lukla — Superior Room
Night 11, 12	Yeti Mountain Home, Namche Bazaar — Everest View Room
Night 13	Shambhala Guest House, Lo Manthang

Itinerary of Nepal Luxury Holidays

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu

Day 2: Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour

Day 3: Fly to Chitwan (25 minutes)

Day 4: Jungle Activities in Chitwan National Park

Day 5: Fly to Pokhara (20 minutes)

Day 6: Pokhara Sightseeing & Flight to Kathmandu

Day 7: Departure Day

Includes/Excludes

What's included?

Included in Your Package

All accommodation as listed — 14 nights in luxury properties
All transfers by private air-conditioned vehicle
All domestic flights and helicopter transfers as specified
Private expert English-speaking guide throughout
Daily breakfast; select lunches and dinners as specified in the itinerary
All entrance fees, monument tickets, and restricted area permits
Upper Mustang restricted area permit (USD $500 per person — included)
Everest sunrise helicopter flight with champagne service
All jungle activities in Chitwan: jeep safaris, canoe trips, guided walks
Cultural experiences: cooking class, private dance performance, monastery blessing
Expert naturalist guide in Chitwan
Trekking day with full support: guide, porter, equipment, medical kit
24/7 on-ground support line
All taxes and service charges

What's not included?

Not Included

International flights to/from Kathmandu
Nepal visa fee (approximately USD $50 for 30 days — obtainable on arrival)
Travel and medical insurance (strongly recommended — required for helicopter activities)
Personal expenses: souvenirs, additional alcohol, telephone calls
Tips and gratuities (guidance provided; entirely at your discretion)
Any activities not listed above

Need private trip? ???? Private Tips for Your Nepal Luxury Tour 1. Travel Light for Domestic Flights Domestic flights in Nepal (Kathmandu–Chitwan–Pokhara) have a baggage limit of 15 kg, including hand luggage. Pack smart and keep essentials like your camera, medications, and valuables in your carry-on. 2. Dress Comfortably and Respectfully Nepal’s weather can vary between regions. Bring light, breathable clothes for Chitwan and a light jacket for cooler mornings in Pokhara or Kathmandu. When visiting temples or monasteries, wear modest clothing (shoulders and knees covered). 3. Stay Hydrated and Eat Mindfully Altitude isn’t a concern on this trip, but hydration is key. Drink bottled or filtered water only. All meals at your luxury hotels and lodges are prepared safely — try local Nepali dishes like dal bhat or momo for an authentic taste. 4. Best Time to Travel For clear skies and ideal temperatures, travel between September–December or March–May. The weather is mild, and mountain views are spectacular. 5. Enjoy the Safari Responsibly During your Chitwan jungle safari, maintain a safe distance from wildlife and follow your naturalist’s guidance. Morning safaris usually offer the best chances of spotting rhinos and deer. 6. Cash & Connectivity ATMs are available in Kathmandu and Pokhara, but limited in Chitwan. Carry some Nepali rupees for small tips or local purchases. Most luxury hotels offer Wi-Fi, though connectivity in rural areas can be slower. 7. Sunrise & Sunset Magic Don’t miss sunrise at Sarangkot (Pokhara) and sunset by Phewa Lake — both are picture-perfect moments you’ll remember forever. 8. Health & Safety No special vaccinations are mandatory, but carrying mosquito repellent and sunscreen is recommended. Your hotels maintain excellent hygiene and safety standards. 9. Cultural Courtesy A simple “Namaste” with a smile goes a long way in Nepal. Avoid touching people’s heads and use your right hand for giving or receiving items. 10. Relax and Let Us Handle the Details Our Green Horizon team manages everything — from airport assistance and flights to guided tours and reservations — so you can simply relax and enjoy your journey in comfort and style.

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Trip Information - Good to Know

Health & Fitness

This itinerary is designed for travellers who are reasonably active and in good general health. You do not need to be a hiker or athlete. The one trekking day (Day 7) involves a total of 12–15 km of walking on mountain trails with approximately 400–600 metres of elevation gain — comparable to a moderately strenuous hike in any country. All other activities can be adapted to your fitness level.

The Namche and helicopter days involve altitudes of 3,440m and 5,545m, respectively. Altitude sickness is possible at these elevations and is not a sign of poor fitness. We build acclimatisation time into the itinerary, and your guide is trained in altitude illness recognition and response. Acetazolamide (Diamox) is recommended — please consult your doctor before travel.

Best Time to Travel

Nepal has two outstanding travel seasons. Spring (March to May) brings rhododendron blooms, relatively clear skies, and the legendary warm light of pre-monsoon afternoons. Autumn (September to November) offers the clearest mountain views of the year, cooler temperatures, and the festival season — Dashain and Tihar in October and November are among the most spectacular celebrations in Asia.

We do not recommend the monsoon season (June–August) for this itinerary. Winter (December–February) is possible for cultural tours, but limits trekking and helicopter activities due to cold and occasional snowfall.

Packing Guidance

Layered clothing is essential — temperatures range from 30°C in Chitwan to -5°C in Mustang
Quality walking shoes (waterproof recommended) — not full hiking boots unless you prefer them
Sun protection: SPF 50+, sunglasses (UV 400), and a wide-brim hat at altitude
Light down jacket or fleece for evenings and high altitude
Camera with a wide-angle lens — the landscapes demand it
Small daypack for excursions (20–30 litres is sufficient)
Personal medication and any prescription items

Currency & Payments

The currency of Nepal is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR). As of 2026, approximately NPR 133 = USD 1. Your package covers the vast majority of expenses, so you’ll primarily need cash for personal shopping, tips, and incidentals. USD is widely accepted in tourist areas. There are ATMs in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Namche Bazaar. Credit cards are accepted at major hotels.

Visa

Most nationalities can obtain a tourist visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu. The fee is USD $30 for 15 days or USD $50 for 30 days. You will need: a valid passport (minimum 6 months’ validity), one passport-size photograph, and the visa fee in cash. The process takes approximately 15–30 minutes. Please check the current requirements for your nationality before travel.

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