On this day, our tour officially starts. You will see the Kathmandu UNESCO World Heritage site with our guide. You will see more than 500 years of Nepalese art and culture when you visit Kathmandu’s Durbar Square. You will also visit Swayambhunath, also known as the Monkey Temple, which is another well-liked tourist attraction. You will also go to the largest temple in Hinduism, Pashupatinath, on this day. You will also visit Bouddhanath, which is only a short stroll from Pashupatinath. It’s among South Asia’s biggest stupas.

UNESCO has inscribed Patan Durbar Square as a World Heritage Site. It is an artistic and architecturally rich historic location. In addition to Patan Durbar, another location worth observing in this vicinity is Krishna Temple. It’s reported that a single rock was carved to build the temple.
We are also planning to visit Bhaktapur on the same day. It is a traditional city with a distinct way of life and culture. The attractions that draw travellers to this location are the Nyatapole Temple, The Golden Gate, and 55 Window Palace.

On the fourth day, we will leave for Chitwan after an early breakfast. The distance from Kathmandu is more than 150 kilometres. We’ll travel along the Trishuli River’s bank on a road that descends. Our personnel will give you an overview of the things we will be doing during our stay in Chitwan as soon as we arrive. We shall have dinner in the evening and see a cultural programme that Tharu performs.

We shall embark on a jungle tour today on elephant back before breakfast. We visit the elephant stables after breakfast and even get to bathe the elephants. We can go on a boat ride on the Rapti River or have a drive through the bush in the midday. We will be able to see Mugger crocodiles up close while boating, in addition to other aquatic animals like dolphins and waterfowl. We’ll stay the night at a hotel in Chitwan.

We will go on an elephant-back forest safari today before breakfast. We tour the elephant stables and even get to bathe the elephants after breakfast. By midday, we can go on a boat ride on the Rapti River or take a drive into the bush. Along with other aquatic animals like dolphins and water fowl, we will be able to get up close and personal with mugger crocodiles while out on the boat. We will stay at a hotel in Chitwan for the night.

Today is the last day of our journey as you prepare your belongings for departure. It will be an RT representative who drives you to the airport.