Incredible Special Tour

Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal is the most developed, busy and populated place in Nepal. Kathmandu is also known as Kantipur is believed to have around 130 monuments, pilgrimages, gumbas and temples for both Hindus and Buddhists. The city is very famous among the tourists due to its unique and rich culture and architecture. It is believed that the Kathmandu valley was once a lake. Then the god named Manjushree with his sword cut open the gorge at a place called Chobhar and drained away all the waters to establish a human habitat. Kathmandu holds 4 UNESCO world heritage sites, namely, Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath, Kathmandu Durbar Square and Bouddhanath. This specialized tour includes sightseeing of these four world heritage sites.

Chitawan is the home to Nepal’s first national park – Chitawan National Park. This park presents a balanced and rich ecosystem that includes mammals, birds, reptiles and different water species. There are around 600 plant species which covers about the 70% of the national park. The typical vegetation of this region is Himalayan subtropical broadleaf forests with predominantly sal (Shorea Robusta) trees.The Park is home to at least 43 species of mammals. The highlight of this park is one horned rhinoceros and Royal Bengal tigers. It provides home to lots of other animals like deer, leopards, wild boars, sloth bears, honey badgers, Bengal foxes, hyenas, wild dogs, jungle cats, golden jackals, crab eating mongoose, smooth-coated otters, and spotted linsangs, fishing cats, yellow-throated martens and other several species of monkeys. It also provides shelter to around 49 amphibians and reptiles including different types of snakes and pythons as well as other endangered amphibians like Gharial and Mugger crocodiles.This park is famous for bird watching as there are around 543 recorded species of birds. Every year, many migratory birds like Indian pina, parakeets and paradise flycatcher arrives during the summer, while winter birds like pintails, cormorants, greater spotted eagle, and other migratory birds from Serbia arrives here too. Many other species of birds like woodpeckers, spotted eagle, jungle fowl, cuckoos, peafowl, storks, kingfishers are also found here. The main attractions of the park are Jungle safari, Elephant Riding, Jeep safari, hiking, bird watching, boating, cycling and Tharu Cultural Show.

Pokhara, the second largest city of Nepal, lies approximately 200 km west of Kathmandu. It is also called as the tourism capital of Nepal. Three out of top ten world’s highest mountains, namely, Annapurna I, Dhaulagiri and Manaslu are within 30 miles of the city. Mt. Fishtail also known as Machhapuchhre is the closest to the city. Therefore, the city is also a hub for the trekkers. The city consists of many temples and Gumbas like Barahi Temple, World Peace Pagoda, Guheshwori, Bhadrakali, Taal Barahi, Bindhyabasini, Sitaldevi, Matepani Gumba and many more. Many Taal (lakes) like Fewa Taal, Rupa taal, Begnas Taal, Neurani taal and others as well as Seti Khola and Patale Chhango also called Davis Fall are the major tourist spot in the city. Many caves (Guphas in Nepali) are hidden under the city of Pokhara. This city is famous for ten mystical caves. Some of the famous caves are The Mahendra Gupha, Chamero Gupha also known as Bat’s cave and The Gupteshwor Mahadev Gupha. You can also enjoy Paragliding in Pokhara

Lumbini is the holiest and spiritual site for the Buddhist where Lord Buddha was born. It is located at the southern part of the country bordering India. The main attraction at Lumbini is archaeologically proven art and architecture with spiritual belief from Veidik Period. There are 42 monasteries which belong to different countries. Maya Devi Temple, Holy Pond, Holy Garden, World Peace Stupa and Ashoka Pillar are the main attractions of Lumbini.