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Day-by-day trips written by our team. No prices here: ask up to three local agencies for a quote on any itinerary and compare their answers.
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A short escape from Kathmandu: Bhaktapur’s medieval squares, a night on the Nagarkot ridge for the Himalayan sunrise, and the walk down to the valley’s oldest temple.
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Two nights by the Rapti River for one-horned rhinos, crocodiles and more than five hundred bird species: jeep safari, canoe, jungle walk and a Tharu village, all with licensed naturalists.
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The three royal cities of the Kathmandu Valley at an unhurried pace, one per day, ending with a night in car-free Bhaktapur. Ideal for a short stopover or before a trek.
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A focused pilgrimage: the Maya Devi Temple and Ashoka Pillar, the monasteries of the Monastic Zone, and Tilaurakot, the palace ruins of ancient Kapilavastu.
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Temples, palaces and a mountain sunrise without long journeys: Kathmandu, Patan, Bhaktapur and a night in Nagarkot.
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The birthplace of the Buddha and the wildlife of the Terai in one unhurried trip through Nepal’s lowlands.
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Nepal’s wildest lowland park and its best chance of a wild tiger: full-day jungle walks, a jeep safari and a float on the Karnali, staying in Thakurdwara.
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Nepal’s largest lake in the remote far west: fly via Nepalgunj to Talcha, walk to the lakeshore and spend three nights among pine forest, with the climb to Murma Top.
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The great stupas of Kathmandu, Patan’s living monasteries and the Buddha’s birthplace at Lumbini, for travellers interested in Buddhism and Himalayan art.
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A first trip that covers the classic trio at an easy pace: Kathmandu’s heritage sites, the lake and mountain views of Pokhara, and wildlife in Chitwan. No trekking needed.
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A short, low-altitude trek that starts at the edge of Kathmandu: Shivapuri forest, Hyolmo villages and monasteries, and views of the Langtang and Jugal ranges.
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The road west done slowly: Kathmandu’s heritage, a night in the traffic-free hill bazaar of Bandipur, and three days of lake and mountain views in Pokhara.
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Nepal’s two great Terai parks back to back: rhinos and birdlife in Chitwan, then the quieter jungles of Bardiya for tigers, wild elephants and the Karnali.
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A gentle introduction to Himalayan trekking: four days on the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek with its famous sunrise viewpoint, plus Kathmandu’s heritage and time by the lake in Pokhara.
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See Everest without going to Base Camp: Sherpa villages, a night at Tengboche monastery and the Everest View Hotel viewpoint, staying below 4,000 m.
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The closest Himalayan valley to Kathmandu: Tamang villages, yak pastures and glaciers at Kyanjin Gompa, with no flights needed. A good first teahouse trek at altitude.
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The full loop without trekking: the Kathmandu Valley’s royal cities, the Nagarkot sunrise, Bandipur, Pokhara, wildlife in Chitwan and the Buddha’s birthplace at Lumbini.
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For fit walkers: the published Annapurna Base Camp trek into the Annapurna Sanctuary, with time in Kathmandu and Pokhara on either side.
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A quieter alternative to Base Camp: the turquoise Gokyo lakes, the Ngozumpa glacier and a sunrise on Gokyo Ri with Everest, Lhotse, Makalu and Cho Oyu in one view.
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The classic Everest Base Camp trek from Lukla, with two acclimatisation days, the Kala Patthar sunrise and buffer days for Lukla flights. For fit trekkers ready for altitude.