Chitwan Tour Package

Chitwan, the fourth largest city of the country is located 164km far from the capital city. The journey to the Chitwan district takes around 6 hours and runs along the Prithvi highway. On your 6 hours long journey, you can enjoy the sights of the hills, gushing Trishuli river, busy highway shops, terraced fields, brick factories, and many more. With short recess in between the trip, you will enjoy the trip with all your heart. Upon your arrival in Chitwan, you will be transferred to your respective Hotel room. In the evening, you will join for a short jungle walk around the Elephant breeding center and spend some time in the refreshing surrounding of the riverside. Elephant breeding center: Established in 2044 BS, the elephant breeding center is one amongst the two breeding center that exists in the World. In the early year that is 2044, the center was established with a total of 20 elephants, 6 males, and 14 females elephants, however, in 2072 the count increased to 51 including the baby elephants too. In the breeding center, you can actually see the elephants pretty close to your eyes and even touch them. Click some wonderful pictures with your new friend and continue your walk to the jungle that will eventually lead you to the riverside. Jungle walk: The heart of the jungle, Chitwan National park has plenty of unique faunas and climbers climbing up the trees. Hear the continuous chirping of the birds and enjoy the greenery. Keep your eyes and ears open to catch the sights of deers and other wildlife. After this quick walk, you will head your way to the riverside where you can also see Rhinos resting in the swamp areas of the river. After spending some quality time in the riverside, get back to your hotel room.

An exhilarating experience starts now. Today you will be a part of the most exciting activities of the national parks including the canoeing, jungle safari, bird watching, Tharu village tour, and Tharu cultural show. Canoeing: The canoe ride in Chitwan National Park passes through the sores of the Rapti river and offers amazing sites of gharials basking in the sun, and beautiful water birds being playful in the bank of the river. During this trip, you will be accompanied by a guide, who will elaborate on the territories of the park and different species of birds you will see during the ride. Along the ride, you will enjoy the serene beauty of the area while you calm yourself by getting lost in the wild. Jungle Safari: A must-to-do activities while in Chitwan National Park. You can opt for an elephant safari or jeep safari according to your needs. In the Jeep safari, you will be sitting on the beck of the open jeep to enjoy the wonders of nature. In this jungle safari trip, you will get a chance to go deeper into the jungle in comparison to the Jungle walk you were a part of yesterday's trip. Getting deeper into the jungle means you will have plenty of opportunities to witness wildlife spending their time in the natural habitat. As bright colors can scare off the animals, you need to wear black or grey colors that will grab less attention. Enjoy the sights, witness the wildlife, and have the best time in the wilderness of the national park. Bird watching: The bird watching comes under the jungle safari ride where your guide will show you canopy and birds of different species as you enjoy the ride across the jungle. The National Park alone has 544 species of birds which include Black-winged kite, Common Hoopoe, Cotton Pygmy Goose, Common Greenshank, Yellow-bellied Prinia, Cattle Egret, Asian Pied Starling, Asian Openbill, Spotted Bush Warblers, Grey Backed Shrike, Red Naped Ibis, Grey Wagtail, and many more. Tharu Village Tour and Visit Tharu Museum: The population of the National park is dominated by the indigenous Tharu community. Unlike other indigenous tribes, the Tharu community are still following their ancestor's footstep and still living under the small houses with a thatched roof and small doors and windows. The setting of the village is so precise that you will be awed by the beauty of the Tharu community. After visiting the village, you will visit the Tharu museum that highlights the cultural influence as well as the evolution of the indigenous community. Tharu Cultural Show: After observing the lifestyle and the evolution of the Tharu community, in the evening, you will join for a Tharu cultural show which will highlight the tradition and culture of the community. The main attraction of the show is Mayur Dance, Fire dance, Stick dance. The 45 minutes long program help to share awareness about the Tharu culture throughout the world. After all these activities, you will finally end your day.

The journey from Chitwan to Kathmandu traverse through the most dramatic views of hills, rivers, forests, settlements, highway shops to finally into the city. Upon your Kathmandu arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel room. After a while, you will visit the most lively part of Kathmandu valley, the Durbar square passing through the busy streets of Thamel into the gullies of Ason. Kathmandu Durbar Square: The former residence of the Malla and Rana reign, the durbar square area is the most important part of the valley that showcases and preserves the history and culture of the Nepalese community. Most of the monuments and temples built in the Durbar square dates back to 16th to 17th century and highlights the marvel of the Newari architecture. Some of the main things to see during this trip include the Kumari Ghar, the enormous statue of Kal Bhairav, the Gaddhi Baithak, Hanuman Dhoka, Taleju Bhawani temple, and many other temples accompanying the area. Capture the perfect postcard photos of different Hindu and Buddhist cultural heritage sites around the Durbar square before you end your day.

A place in the valley where you can actually see the panorama of the Himalayas is the hill station, Nagarkot. So, today you will visit two major attractions of the valley, Nagarkot and Bhaktapur Durbar Square where you will witness the stunning sights and impeccable architectural beauty. Early in the morning, you will be transferred to Nagarkot. Nagarkot: Elevating at an altitude of 2195m, Nagarkot is a popular hill station of the valley that offers the magnificent sights of the Himalayan ranges and splendid sunrise views over the Himalayas. The ranges that are visible from the valley include the Annapurna, Manaslu, Ganesh, Langtang, Jugal, and Everest together with the views of the Kathmandu valley and Shivapuri National Park. Enjoy the sights and spend some quality time before you head back to Bhaktapur Durbar square. Bhaktapur Durbar Square: Located 13 Km east of Kathmandu, the whole is of the Durbar square consists of four distinct squares including Durbar Square, Taumadhi Square, Dattatreya Square, and Pottery Square. The major attraction of the place includes: 55 windows palace: The most magnificent Newari architecture of the square is the 55 windows palace adorned by the complex arts and sculptural design on the windows. Built during the reign of King Bhupendra Malla, the palace dates back to the 17th century. Nyatopola temple: The Nyatopola temple is the biggest and highest pagoda styled temple of Nepal. Built with architectural perfection and artistic beauty, the temple is dedicated to Goddess Siddhi Laxmi and is opened for the public once in a year in Dashain. The temple was built under the reign of King Bhupatindra Malla and is the major attraction of the area. Bhairavnath temple: The three-storied temple, Bhairvanath was built by Bhupatindra Malla and is dedicated to Bhairav. The temple showcases the most fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva. Golden Gate: The entrance to the main courtyard of the palace of fifty-five windows, Golden Gate is well-known for its superb gold plated metalwork. Built by 1754 A. D. by King Ranajit Malla, the gate is embellished with the figures of monsters and other Hindu mythical creatures of marvelous elaborateness. The other attraction of the site includes Lion's gate, Bhimsen temple, Vatsala temple, and many others. After visiting these sites, you will be transferred to Pasupatinath temple, another UNESCO enlisted heritage site inside the valley. Pashupatinath Temple: The Hindu sacred temple Pasupatinath is located at the bank of holy river Bagmati. Built during the 5th century, the precinct of Pasupatinath temple is filled by the collection of ashrams, temples, and inscriptions that dates back to centuries. The two-storied temple of Pashupatinath was erected by king Prachanda dev and has a huge statue Nandi bull, in bronze in front of the temple. The richly ornamented silver door encloses the sacred linga or holy symbol of Lord Shiva. The highlight of the temple is the cremation site standing at the bank of the holy river Bagmati. Visitors can observe the cremation rituals of the Hindus where the dead body is ignited after performing a number of rituals. After exploring the site, you will be transferred to your hotel room. In the evening, a cultural dinner will be hosted by the team to cherish your last day in Nepal.

Your tour ends today, we hope you had an amazing time with us. You will be transferred to the airport 3 hours prior to the departure with a farewell gift from our side. Have a nice flight back home,