Nepal Temple Tour Package

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• Day 01 – Arrive at Kathmandu

  Your tour will start as you arrive at Kathmandu Airport and meet our representative, who will be waiting eagerly at the arrival gate with your name board. You will meet our representative outside the airport terminal. He will greet you and transfer you to a premium hotel where you will complete your check-in formalities and enjoy a welcome drink. Settle down in your room after completing the check-in formalities and spend the day as you want. You can either visit the nearby attractions or spend the entire day relaxing and unwinding in your room. If shopping excites you, then you can also visit the local markets and stock souvenirs for your friends and family members. Have a delightful sleep in your room, thinking about the exciting happenings of the next day.

• Day 02 – Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour

  Give an eventful start to your day with a mouth-watering breakfast. After having breakfast, you'll go on a sightseeing tour of Kathmandu. Our representative will pick you up from your hotel for the further journey. The first half of the day will be solely dedicated to visiting the world-renowned Boudhanath Stupa and Pashupatinath Temple. The second half of your day will be reserved for visiting the Boudhanath Stupa. Pashupatinath Temple is the holiest Hindu shrine in Nepal situated across both the banks of the Bagmati River on the capital city of Kathmandu's eastern fringes. Boudhanath Stupa is a famous religious structure visited by thousands of Tibetan Buddhists. The stupa was constructed in the fifth century AD and is the world's biggest stupa, where you can learn about the teachings of Gautam Buddha. After the sightseeing tour, you will get back to your hotel and have an overnight stay.

• Day 03 – Kathmandu - Janakpur

  Start your morning with a delicious breakfast, and then you'll pack your bags as you will finally say goodbye to Kathmandu and head to Janakpur. Janakpur is an ancient city known to be Goddess Sita's birthplace. It is also the place where Lord Ram married Sita. Janakpur is also known as the City of Ponds and is renowned for its breathtaking landscape. It is one of the best places to learn about the revered and sacred Hindu epic, the Ramayana. Visit the sites mentioned in Ramayana and listen to the legends and lore associated with Lord Rama and his achievements. You'll enjoy a scenic drive and pass through lush green forests and beautiful meadows. After reaching Janakpur, you'll check in to your pre-booked hotel and have an overnight stay.

• Day 04 – Janakpur Sightseeing Tour

  Start your fourth day with a nutritious breakfast, and then prepare yourself for a sightseeing tour of Janakpur. You will spend the first half of your day exploring the Janki Mandir, which holds immense religious importance. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Sita and is constructed at the site where Sita took birth. The unique thing about this temple is that it exudes the perfect blend of Islamic and Rajput architectural styles. The three-storied temple is constructed entirely of marble and stones, while the sixty rooms inside have beautiful lattice windows, engravings, paintings, and the Nepali flag. The temple complex comprises smaller shrines called sannadhis and has idols of Queen Sunaina, Lord Rama, King Janak, Lakshmana, and Urmila. After touring this temple, you're free and can spend the evening as you like. Have a relaxing sleep at your hotel.

• Day 05 – Janakpur - Chitwan

  Your morning will start with a delicious breakfast. After relishing your breakfast, you'll head to Chitwan. Chitwan is nestled in southern Nepal's subtropical lowlands, spanning an area of around 932 square kilometers. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site embodying the commitment of Nepal to preserving its rich wildlife and diverse ecosystem. After arriving at Chitwan, you'll be transferred to your pre-booked hotel. You can take a short nap to destress yourself. After a while, a nature guide will acquaint you with different types of nature programs that will be conducted on that day. He will also inform you about the enthralling activities you can enjoy. You will explore the vibrant landscapes, learn about the villagers' lifestyle, and observe the colorful houses. After this, you'll be taken to River Rapti's scenic banks to enjoy the splendid views of the sunset. After these mind-blowing experiences, you will get back to your resort to have a lip-smacking lunch. In the evening, you'll enjoy a cultural program wherein you will get to see stick dances by local ethnic tribes. Have a restful sleep at your resort.

• Day 06 – Chitwan - Pokhara

  Give your morning a healthy start with a nutritious breakfast, and then get ready to enjoy various jungle activities that will enthrall your adventurous soul. The activities will be scheduled as per the program included in your lodge stay. After this, you will enjoy a scenic drive to Pokhara. Pokhara is the second-largest city after Kathmandu. It is perched at an altitude of nine hundred meters and is the highest city, making it the gateway for many famous treks. The town's highlight is its Lakeside, flanked by dreamy cafés, charming shops, pubs, and towns. Some of the attractions that you'll visit in Pokhara include the Bindabasini Temple, Fewa Lake, Bat Cave, and Devi's Falls. Bindabasini Temple is Pokhara's oldest temple, situated on a small hilltop. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga, who is known to be the guardian deity of the city. The surroundings of the temple have a park-like ambiance making this site perfect for picnics. You'll also visit Devi's Falls, a breathtaking waterfall surrounded by lush flora and fauna. Have an overnight stay at your hotel.

• Day 07 – Pokhara Sightseeing Tour

  On the seventh day of the tour you will get up a bit early to enjoy the breathtaking sunrise views. After this, you will have a yummy breakfast that will keep you energized for the rest of the day. Once you have had your breakfast, set off for a sightseeing tour of Pokhara and visit the popular attractions. You'll first visit Phewa Lake, Nepal's second-largest lake. It is a freshwater semi-natural lake enveloped by a queen's forest. The clear water of the lake offers a reflection of the Dhaulagiri and Annapurna mountain ranges. It is also an ideal destination to experience the Himalayan sunrises. You will then head to Gupteshwor Mahadev Mandir, which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is famous for the self-emerging Shiv Lingam. In the evening you'll return back to your hotel. Have a soothing sleep in your hotel room.

• Day 08 – Pokhara - Jomsom - Muktinath

  Relish a yummy breakfast and then board a domestic flight that will drop you at Jomsom. From Jomsom, a jeep will pick you up, and you will be transferred to Muktinath. Muktinath is one of the most famous Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage sites known to be the epitome of spiritual and emotional cleansing. It is also known as Mukti Kshetra and is visited by many devotees for "Moksha," or salvation after death. The prime attraction of Muktinath is the Muktinath temple, situated in a beautiful Himalayan valley. It is a whitewashed and small structure with a golden roof. After reaching Muktinath you'll be dropped at your pre-reserved hotel. Check in to the hotel and relax for some time. Have an overnight stay at your hotel.

• Day 09 – Muktinath

  On the ninth day, you'll have a spiritual tour of the Muktinath Temple, surrounded by one hundred and eight water spouts with immense healing power. In Hinduism, Muktinath is considered to be the "Place of Liberation ". It is a Shakti Peetha where ashes from Sati's body fell to the ground. The pagoda-style architecture of the temple makes it one of its kind in Nepal. Devotees come from different places of the world to seek spiritual purification and take a holy bath, believing it brings them closer to salvation and washes away their sins. The one hundred and eight spouts of Muktinath symbolize the quest for spiritual liberation. In the evening, you will get back to your hotel and have a relaxing stay.

• Day 10 – Jomsom - Pokhara - Nagarkot

  Start your day with a luscious breakfast, and then head to Kathmandu. On the way to Kathmandu, you'll stop by for a cable car ride. The cable car will take you to the Manakamana temple. The Manakamana Temple is dedicated to Goddess Bhagwati, who grants the wishes of all the devotees. The temple was built in the seventeenth century and is renowned for its pagoda-style architecture. Animal sacrifices take place at the temple on Saturdays. After having a blissful Darshan, you will head to Nagarkot. Nagarkot offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas. It is located at the Kathmandu Valley's edge and gives you the widest view of the Himalayan ranges. From your hotel itself, you can spot eight out of the thirteen Himalayan ranges. On a clear day, the mighty Langtang, Jugal, Annapurna, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Everest, Numbur, and the Rolwaling ranges are clearly visible from Nagarkot. Have an overnight stay at your hotel.

• Day 11 – Nagarkot – Bhaktapur - Kathmandu

  Relish a tasty breakfast in the morning and then drive back to Kathmandu. On your way to Kathmandu, you will stop by Bhaktapur. Bhaktapur is the hidden gem of Nepal, with centuries-old restored buildings. This place is also called Bhadgaon and houses many ancient temples. It is the perfect place to learn about the Nepalese culture and tradition. The whole town seems to be a living museum, with bustling street markets, temples on every corner, and arts and crafts shops. When in Bhaktapur, you must visit Durbar Square, a historic square that houses many temples dating back to the third century. At the center of the Durbar Square lies a palace constructed by King Bhupatindra Malla. If you have optimum time on hand, you can also visit the Thangka Paintings Museum. Return to your hotel in the evening and have a soothing sleep.

• Day 12 – Kathmandu Departure

  Relish a yummy breakfast and then check out from your hotel as you'll be transferred by our driver to the Kathmandu airport from where you'll catch a flight to your hometown. This also marks the end of the divine trip.