A Nepalese debut which seamlessly blends serenity in mountain foothills, World Heritage Sites, exhilarating wilderness activities, and bustling city life
Personalised journeys from start to finish
Every trip helps support Conservation
Every detail taken care of
What's included
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All accommodation with breakfast (some hotels may include further meals)
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All internal flights
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All private ground transfers
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Expert guided tours mentioned in the itinerary
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All entrance and activity fees for excursions mentioned in itinerary
At a glance
Let us introduce you to Nepal, while taking care of every detail of your trip. Your journey begins with a stay at a retreat in the Himalayas, in the old trading town of Dhulikhel. From this sumptuous base, you’ll bear witness to the incredible beauty of a Himalayan sunset and explore the extraordinary World Heritage Site of Bhaktapur City.
An overnight in one of Kathmandu City’s premier hotels provides an exhilarating change of scene and allows you to tour another World Heritage Site, the Pashupatinath Hindu Temple. Get a taste for Nepal‘s rich culinary tradition with dinner in one of the city’s finest restaurants.
You’ll then be flown out to an exclusive resort at the foot of the Himalayas. Feel the benefits of massage and guided yoga, up the tempo with scenic hikes, or visit a Tibetan village. You’ll also get to spend the night in the charming lakeside town of Pokhara.
Next up is the spectacular Chitwan National Park for an elephant-back safari and adventures such as a visit to an indigenous Tharu village and jungle hikes, before you return to Kathmandu. Experience Buddhist life with guided tour of Boudhanath Stupa temple and the World Heritage Sites of Swoyambhunath ‘the Monkey’ Temple and Patan, the city of fine arts.
Example trip itinerary
Dhulikhel
Transfer
Private transfer from Kathmandu airport to Dhulikhel
Accommodation in Dhulikhel
Dhulikhel
Overview
Dwarika’s Resort is surrounded by the mighty Himalayas and offers unparalleled views of this mesmerising mountain range. Nestled on a hillside, this blissful retreat reflects Nepal’s ancient philosophy and natural heritage through its elegant but rustic design and impressive number of peace-inducing services.
There are 39 suites inspired by nature, built using local wood and stone. Each suite features an outdoor terrace with day bed which are perfect for sunrise mountain views, scenic sundowners and sleeping under the stars.
Physical and mental wellbeing is key at Dwarika’s Resort and guests are encouraged to reconnect with mind, spirit and nature during their stay. There are plenty of on-site activities, from yoga, meditiation and salt therapy to cooking and art and pottery classes. There are also numerous hiking trails that lead straight from the property and ample opportunities for birdwatching.
Dining here is a real treat, with many of the ingredients grown in the resort’s very own vegetable garden.
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Spend your time in this authentic, Himalayan hill town visiting the Namo Buddha monastery and stupa and trekking past peaceful terraced farms and quaint Nepalese villages. Then, head into the centre of the old town to see a beautiful array of architecture from intricate buildings to ornate Vishnu temples.


Embark on a private afternoon adventure, lasting for between three and five hours. Set off on bicycle and see the beautiful village of Panauti, stopping for lunch. Then visit ancient Hindu sites. A back up vehicle can be provided to take you home, should you get tired.


Toast the Himalayan sunset with a bottle of champagne on your private terrace.


Today you will be taken through the Kathmandu Valley to explore two of the most incredible UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Bhaktapur and Pashupatinath. Your first stop is Bhaktapur, one of the three ancient cities within the Kathmandu Valley. It is also known as Bhadgaun, meaning the city of devotees and is the home of true medieval art and architecture in the Valley. Lying fourteen kilometres east of Kathmandu city, Bhaktapur was founded in the 9th century and is shaped like a conch shell. Not only because of its famous carved peacock windows but also due to its museum, Bhaktapur is the centre of traditional Nepalese wood carving. Compared with other royal cities in Patan and Kathmandu, Bhaktapur is the most original and without a doubt the most historically authentic as it is literally a living museum where farmers dry their harvest, potters turn their wheel and people go about traditional life as they have done for years. You can explore and have lunch here overlooking a classic ancient town square before moving onto the main part of Kathmandu city to see Pashupatinath temple. One of the holiest temples in the Hindu religion, it is dedicated to Lord Shiva, one of the three main gods in Hinduism. Situated on the banks of the sacred Bagmati River, Pashupatinath is the main cremation site for Hindus in the Kathmandu Valley, with cremation ghats lining the Bagmati River below the temple. It is such an important pilgrimage site that any Hindu should visit it once in their life and there is a constant stream of sadhus coming and going from Nepal and India.
Kathmandu
Transfer
Private transfer to Kathmandu hotel
Accommodation in Kathmandu
Kathmandu
Overview
Discover the history and culture of Nepal at one of Kathmandu’s finest properties, Dwarika’s Hotel. From Nepalese art adorning the walls to dark wood carvings and intricate staircases, this property takes inspiration from traditional Newari architecture to create a delightful retreat from the bustle of the city.
The hotel plays an important role in the architectural conservation of the area. Its construction incorporated artefacts from the 13th century onwards and care has been taken that any new additions to the building have been undertaken in the traditional style. Dwarika’s Hotel helps to keep the classical style alive by training artisans to work on restoration projects in the Kathmandu Valley.
Restored tall red-brick buildings house the 83 guestrooms which are decorated with red and black Nepalese materials and look out onto a central courtyard. Meanwhile, the outdoor pool and impressive spa offer further peaceful settings. You can then delve deeper into Nepal’s culture at Krishnarpan, one of the three on-site restaurants, to savour delicious regional dishes such as dal bhat.
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Relax in your luxurious hotel.


This evening you will be transferred, by a classic Vespa scooter or Enfield motorbike for a fun alternative, to one of the city's finest restaurants for a delightful evening meal.
Transfer
Private transfer from hotel to Kathmandu airport
Flight
Flight from Kathmandu airport to Pokhara airport
Annapurna
Transfer
Private transfer from Pokhara airport to your chosen Annapurna lodge
Accommodation in Annapurna
Pokhara
Highlights
- Marvel at uninterrupted views of the Himalayas
- Enjoy farm-to-table Nepalese cuisine
- Take part in wellbeing activities, including private yoga sessions
- Go on hikes, village visits, and bird and butterfly walks with knowledgeable guides
- Experience the thrill of paragliding and micro-light flights
- Look out to snowy peaks from the infinity pool hidden amid the lodge's gardens
- Take in the rural Nepalese landscape around you from your private veranda
Overview
High above the Pokhara Valley, your days at Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge start with tea infused with herbs plucked from onsite gardens as the sun rises behind the Himalayas, turning jagged peaks gold with the warm glow of daylight. From its elevated perch, you’ll wake to the mesmerising sight of Nepal’s mountains; the Annapurna Massif looms overhead.
Before breakfast, you can centre yourself with private yoga sessions. Then, indulge in Nepalese specialities at the main lodge’s panoramic terrace. Savour Gurkha-style scrambled eggs in the morning and hearty thalis at dinnertime. The gastronomy here is farm-to-table: fresh ingredients come from its gardens or nearby villages.
In between, experienced guides accompany you on bird walks and village visits. Trails wind past farmland and through forests. Longer hikes reward you with dramatic vistas of the Pokhara Valley. Alongside more than 350 bird species in the area, over 260 types of butterflies flutter across the lodge’s terraced gardens.
You can end afternoons with an Ayurvedic massage or in the secluded infinity pool overlooking the summit of Machapuchare. Meanwhile, thrillseekers can go on paragliding and micro-light flights.
The rooms at Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge are crafted from hand-cut stone and arranged to resemble a Nepali village. Inside, handwoven Tibetan rugs enliven slate and parquet floors while handmade wood furnishings and artwork reflect the country’s heritage. Floor-to-ceiling doors bring in the inspiring Himalayan landscape. But, it’s their verandas that offer the best seat: this is where you’ll be able to soak up the scenery of the seemingly endless horizon of snow-white crags in complete privacy.
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The impact of your stay:
- At the core of Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge, is its ethos of regenerative tourism. As a guest, your stay directly supports the lodge’s efforts to minimise environmental impact and protect Nepal’s biodiversity. They actively contribute to wildlife conservation and forest management by donating annual grants and supporting local conservation initiatives.Â
- With its aim of protecting the natural environment, the lodge is also committed to waste management, with a focus on responsibly handling plastic waste.Â


Spend your time in this charming area of the Himalayas enjoying the stunning mountain scenery and lush landscape. Visit Lo-Manthang, the capital of the Tibetan lost valley city of Mustang, and the home of the region's king. Manang, a string of seven villages, is also worth seeing for its stunning turquoise lakes alone.

Relax at your luxury resort with some of the world's highest peaks in the background. Enjoy a massage, or try a yoga or meditation class.


Spend the afternoon on an excursion of your choice. From discovering colourful birdlife to hiking through the stunning scenery to a 'cook like a local' experience with a chef. These tours include lunch whether it be at the resort, a picnic on the way or a local lunch with village hosts.
Pokhara
Transfer
Private transfer to charming Pokhara spa resort
Accommodation in Pokhara
Pokhara
Overview
Named after the fragrant temple tree or frangipani, Temple Tree Resort sits beside a scenic lake, framed by the foothills and peaks of the Annapurna Mountain Range.
From double-storey hand-cut stone cottages with garden views, to exclusive apartments and a generous suite enjoying Himalayan vistas, the accommodation here provides utter scenic comfort.
After a day of trekking through the stunning natural scenery, return to this tranquil retreat to unwind in the infinity pool, Jacuzzi or at the indulgent spa. Treatments at the spa include traditional perfumed oils, spices and the essences of Himalayan flowers and shrubs.
Take a table at The Bay Leaf Restaurant where international cuisine is served against a sublime backdrop, while The Tree House and The Island Bar offer relaxed spots to enjoy a drink and light bite to eat.
Besides its scenic setting, Temple Tree Resort is also based just ten minutes from both the centre of Pokhara and the airport, ensuring complete easy access.
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Spend your time in this charming lakeside town on exciting treks through stunning Himalayan scenery and lush landscape. Boat on the Phewa Lake, visit ancient monuments and try your hand at thrilling activities such as mountain biking, kayaking and paragliding across the valleys. Choose from a choice of activities including various half day excursions.


Today you have the chance to immerse yourself in the cultures of the high Himalayas with a visit to a small Thakali village. Regarded as great travellers and traders, the Thakali people practise a religion which is a complex and fascinating mixture of the Hindu, Buddhist, Shaman, and pre-Buddhist Bon religions. Learn about this unique culture, their lives and food during this interesting half-day excursion.
Chitwan
Transfer
Private transfer to Chitwan National Park
Accommodation in Chitwan
Chitwan
Overview
Sitting along the border of Nepal’s Chitwan National Park, Kasara Resort is the perfect base for exploring this beautiful landscape and its wildlife.
Understated style is the mood here with chic comforts blending seamlessly with the natural surrounds. There are 35 rooms, minimalist and contemporary but incorporating elements of local architectural heritage.
Each boasts its own private water garden courtyard, an indoor/outdoor bathroom space and a sun deck which can also be set up for private dining. There are also two family villas each with three bedrooms and private plunge pool.
When you’re not relaxing at the pool or spa, spend your time here discovering the rich nature of Chitwan National Park on safari and enjoying canoe rides, jungle walks, birdwatching and cycling.
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Spend your days discovering the rich wildlife of Asiatic Rhinos and Bengal Tigers in Chitwan National Park. Delve deep into the jungle on exciting treks, canoe tours and elephant and jeep safaris. Our expert travel designers can arrange an array of tailor-made tours for your time here.


Enjoy an exciting African style safari in Nepal's incredible Chitwan National Park. As you ride through the jungle in a style reminiscent of the maharajas look out for the Asiatic Rhinoceros amongst a range of further prolific wildlife.


Head deep into this amazing National Park as you float down the river in a local dugout canoe and spot the resident crocs and waterbird life. Then, hike through the jungle or enjoy a jeep safari or visit the local village to authentically connect with the indigenous Tharu culture.

Your last chance to enjoy an authentic Nepalese elephant-back safari at first light, lasting for approximately one hour.
Transfer
Private transfer from Chitwan National Park to Bharatpur Airport
Flight
Flight from Bharatpur Airport to Kathmandu Airport
Kathmandu
Transfer
Private transfer to Kathmandu hotel with tour of Boudhanath Stupa
Accommodation in Kathmandu
Kathmandu
Overview
Discover the history and culture of Nepal at one of Kathmandu’s finest properties, Dwarika’s Hotel. From Nepalese art adorning the walls to dark wood carvings and intricate staircases, this property takes inspiration from traditional Newari architecture to create a delightful retreat from the bustle of the city.
The hotel plays an important role in the architectural conservation of the area. Its construction incorporated artefacts from the 13th century onwards and care has been taken that any new additions to the building have been undertaken in the traditional style. Dwarika’s Hotel helps to keep the classical style alive by training artisans to work on restoration projects in the Kathmandu Valley.
Restored tall red-brick buildings house the 83 guestrooms which are decorated with red and black Nepalese materials and look out onto a central courtyard. Meanwhile, the outdoor pool and impressive spa offer further peaceful settings. You can then delve deeper into Nepal’s culture at Krishnarpan, one of the three on-site restaurants, to savour delicious regional dishes such as dal bhat.
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Spend your days in this fascinating city exploring cultural landmarks such as the 18th century Kumari Ghar Palace and UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Durbar Square. You have our top recommendations for activities, restaurants and shopping so that you can make the most of your time here. If you would like us to organise your time here with a privately-guided tour, according your interests, we can do so.


This evening you will be transferred, by a classic Vespa scooter or Enfield motorbike for a fun alternative, to one of the city's finest restaurants for a delightful evening meal.


Today you will experience Nepal's cultural heritage with a visit to Kathmandu Valley's UNESCO World Heritage sites including the Durbar Squares of Hanuman Dhoka (Kathmandu), Patan and Bhaktapur, the Buddhist stupas of Swayambhu and Bauddhanath and the Hindu temples of Pashupati and Changu Narayan. You will then be taken onto a city of fine art for a further cultural tour.


This evening take a stroll through a lively Kathmandu bazaar for some people-watching and to soak up the atmosphere, before enjoying a meal at a city restaurant.
Transfer
Private transfer from hotel to Kathmandu airport
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