
Kathmandu Cultural Tour
Combine Kathmandu Valley cultural visits with an excursion to Nagarkot and time in Bhaktapur.
Kathmandu Valley and Chitwan, Nepal / Tour
Pair Kathmandu Valley cultural visits with time exploring Chitwan forest and river habitats.

Kathmandu and Chitwan show two very different sides of Nepal in one week. Begin with the historic centres of Kathmandu and Patan and visits to Swayambhunath, Boudhanath and Pashupatinath. Bhaktapur completes the valley introduction before the road journey to the lowlands and the Chitwan area.
At Chitwan, a local nature guide helps select activities for the season and the conditions. Guided walks, birdwatching, canoe or jeep outings may form part of the agreed programme. Wildlife is free-ranging and sightings vary. The journey returns to Kathmandu after a morning activity, with the final departure day included in the overall seven-day schedule.
This is an outline programme. The team will confirm the route and arrangements with you, allowing for weather, access and local conditions.
Begin the programme with your arrival connection and time to settle in. Meet the local team to review the journey ahead.
Explore historic squares and religious places in Kathmandu and Patan, with a visit to the hilltop stupa at Swayambhunath.
Visit the stupa setting of Boudhanath, the Pashupatinath area and the streets and squares of Bhaktapur.
Continue the agreed road or onward travel stage, with stops and the overnight location coordinated locally.
Choose from guided walks, birdwatching and other locally arranged park activities.
Continue to the next stop on the programme, with local travel and visits coordinated by the team.
Complete the programme with the agreed departure transfer and onward travel arrangements.
Request an itemised quotation for your group, dates and preferred level of support. Agree the inclusions before booking travel.
Comfort with sightseeing walks and steps. Optional hill walks can be discussed separately when arranging the daily programme.
Accommodation: Hotels along the route, with walking-stage accommodation where shown; standards and meal plans to be agreed.
Use the trip preparation guide to plan equipment, travel documents and questions for the team.
Discuss your interests and preferred pace with the team. Site access, opening times and travel connections shape the final daily order.
No. A nature guide selects locally available activities, but wildlife moves freely and sightings depend on conditions.
Bhim PaudelExecutive Director