If it’s a clear day when you are flying into Kathmandu, then your journey begins right from the skies itself. The sights from the windows of our jet show us glimmering snow-capped mountain peaks spread out down below us, giving us the first thrills of our just started holiday, sparking off a whole reaction of extraordinary experiences that stay with us for some time to come. As soon as your plane lands at the Tribhuwan International Airport, Mountain Sherpa Trekking & Expedition office local Tour Guide and driver will be on standby to meet and greet you at the airport and escort you to your hotel. Your Guide will help you check into your designated hotel, and after going to our rooms and refreshing ourselves we will be briefed about our daily activities. The rest of your time is free to move around the neighborhood and get familiar with your surroundings.

After a good night’s sleep and having a hearty breakfast, we proceed for our tour of Swayambhunath (popularly known as Monkey Temple) “Swayambhu” means “self-created” and refers to the myth that the hill sprung up suddenly from a great lake that once covered Kathmandu Valley. This place offers a majestic view of the entire Kathmandu valley. Stupa of Swoyambhunath epitomizes Buddhism. Your guide will enlighten you with detailed historical and cultural information about the place. Our next sightseeing will be at Boudhanath (the biggest & Largest Buddhist Stupa in the World). The 36-meter-high stupa of Boudha is huge and dominates the skyline in the area. With numerous monasteries around it, Boudha is the center of Tibetan Buddhism in Nepal. In this area, our guide will show you a few Buddhist Monasteries and stop for lunch Break. If the weather is clear you can see the nearest Mountain of Kathmandu- Ganesh Himal from the top of the Restaurant. After lunch, we will visit the biggest Hindu temple Pashupatinath. This Temple is one of the seven UNESCO Cultural Heritage Sites of the Kathmandu Valley. It is also a cremation site where the last rites of Hindus are performed. The rituals of cremation are not for the faint-hearted; still, visitors are seen watching curiously from across the river from the hillside. Visit Pashupatinath Temple for an out-of-this-world experience. After this tour, you will transfer to a domestic airport to fly Pokhara.

Sarangkot is one of the most popular viewpoints for sunrise and sunset views over the snowy peaks in Pokhara. Early morning we drive to Sarangkot, which is only 5 km from Lake Side from Pokhara. We can enjoy spectacular sunrise views over the Annapurna mountain range. We can reach it easily by 45 minutes by a comfortable car drive to the top from Pokhara.

After visiting this magnificent viewpoint, we return to the hotel for breakfast. The rest of the day, we spend our time exploring Pokhara different sites, first we visit Davis fall, which is locally known as Patale Chhango and in the southern flank of the Pokhara valley, it is where the stream flowing from Fewa Lake collapses and surges down the rock into a deep gorge, leaping through several potholes. This is hugely popular with tourists and locals alike. After that we visit Gupteshwor Cave, The entrance of the cave is right across from Davis Falls and the cave is almost 3 kilometers long. It has some big hall-sized rooms and some passages where you have to crawl on all four. After that, We visit the International Mountain Museum, which is absolutely an outstanding place to learn about Nepali culture with reference to the people, the fauna, the geography of Nepal. In the Evening, We walk around the clean touristic streets of Lakeside Pokhara.

The day will drive from Pokhara to Chitwan National Park. A somewhat long drive but you will discover memorable landscapes. It takes about 4 hours to reach Chitwan National Park (meaning "the heart of the jungle") was once the domain of royal hunts, the most well-known of Nepal. This excellent reserve nearly 1000 km was created south of Rapti River to preserve animal species in danger of extinction. It is the oldest national park of Nepal and was declared a World Heritage Site in 1973. It is now a paradise for birds, you will most certainly have the opportunity to meet with rhino a horn, deer, monkeys and elephants.

In the evening, you can enjoy the beautiful sunset on the Rapti River. You also can attend a local dance show of the Tharu ethnic group. This is the majority population in the Terai. The Tharu originally live in huts with thatched roofs, made of a bamboo frame and covered with clay and dung. They live in symbiosis with nature and farmers are the generations of tradition. The Tharu are for the most part animist believing in spirits of nature worship multiple gods and worship the ancestors. They nevertheless adopted many Hindu rituals. Overnight at hotel.

After having our breakfast, we start our jungle activities such as canoe ride along the Rapti river, Bird watching, elephant bathing, elephant safari. Visiting Chitwan, Terai town located on the edge of the national park, it has made its reputation since the creation of safaris. The influence of culture Tharu Maetali (local tribe) presents everywhere again, you may have the chance to attend and participate in the bath the elephants in the Rapti River flowing through it. We will later visit the elephant nursery, where many elephants and exhilaration delight you. There are still a few decades elephants that were found in Nepal came from India and Thailand until the government decided to create its own breeding center.

The afternoon will be devoted to a safari on elephant back. Pachyderms allow you to interfere more intimately in the heart of Chitwan National Park to observe the animals without disturbing them, and sometimes tigers will be less timid. You'll have more chances to see wildlife and the experience will leave a lasting memory. There will be timetables fixed at resorts for all your Jungle Activities or you will inform about it. In the Evening you will take to the Cultural show center for the Ethnic cultural Dance of the Terai region. Overnight stay at Resort.

After breakfast, you will be transferred to Bharatpur Airport to fly back to Kathmandu. Visit the Bhaktapur, which is also known as the "City of Faith Chain" and features many cultural and artistic achievements. The past glory of the Malla dynasty seems to continue in the palace courtyard. Bhaktapur is well known in the region for its pottery and craft of weaving and woodcarving and the production of Bhadgaolen Hat. Late afternoon we visit Thamel. This is where climbers and trekkers establish their headquarters during their brief stay in Kathmandu. You will find restaurants, bakeries, bookstores and Internet cafes, shops of all kinds.

En route to Kathmandu, We also visit Patan city and its temple and surrounding Areas. After this tour, we return to our Hotel. These two beautiful ancient town tours will give you the best experience of Newari culture.

As our flight approaches Bhutan we can experience amazing views of the Himalayas including the holy Chomolhari and Jichu Drake peaks. At the airport, our local guide from Mountain Sherpa Trekking & Expeditions will greet you and will transfer you to Thimphu and visit the National Memorial Chorten. Later, see Tashichho Dzong, a 13th-century Buddhist monastery and fortress. You undergo a wonderful transition on this morning’s included flight. Leaving behind one of the big cities, you step from your plane into a land of otherworldly calm. Shrines dot the emerald-green Paro Valley. Terraced rice fields defy common sense as they climb the hillsides to forests of rhododendron and pine. Bhutan wears Buddhism on its sleeve, and we’ll get early lessons in the vocabulary of its structures.

On a single stop, we’ll see Tibetan, Nepalese and Bhutanese styles gathered at the union of two rivers. And a dzong is the classic Himalayan fortress whose high walls enclose a complex of courtyards and temples. The oldest is Simtokha Dzong, built-in 1627, where we pay a guided visit. our destination is Thimphu, the nation’s capital. With our local guide, we’ll stroll the city’s streets to the King’s Memorial, circled by an endless string of Bhutanese, murmuring mantras and spinning prayer wheel

After having a hearty breakfast at our hotel, we begin our full-day tour of the capital city of Bhutan. Thimpu is known for its attractive Bhutan dzong, fresh air & delightful local people. Today’s excursion starts with a visit to Late King’s Memorial Chorten, and discovers the National Library, Folk Tradition Museum and Hand-made Paper Factory, and the School of Arts and Crafts, where you will have a panoramic view of Bhutan history and learn more of textile and the handicraft making in the most traditional way. The highlight comes as we visit the Tashichho Dzong (Thimpu Dzong), the most stunning Bhutan dzong as well as the headquarters of the Bhutan government.

Today, we will drive northeast to Punakha from Thimpu, the former capital of Bhutan. On the way, we will stop at picturesque Dochu La Pass (3,100m) for a refreshing tea. The perfect vintage point brings you the unobstructed landscape of the Great Himalayas. Afternoon we will explore Punakha and its surrounding areas.

Today we visit Punakha Dzong early morning after breakfast, which is generally thought to be the most attractive Bhutanese Dzong, built at the confluence of Pho Chhu and Mo Chhu Rivers. Never miss the Punakha festival around mid-Feb if you come at the right time.

After exploring Punakha, we are about to drive back to Paro. It takes approx. 3 hours drive. In the afternoon, we will visit the National Museum of Bhutan, which looks like a round watchtower. You can trace back to the early Bhutan history and discover the varied wild lives as well as wonderful local culture and arts. Then we drive to visit Drukgyel Dzong, where you can enjoy the captivating village lying at its foot.

After having fresh breakfast in the morning, we’ll start today’s hike to Taktshang Goemba (also known as Tiger's Nest). Standing on the cliff of Paro Valley, Taktshang Goemba (3120 meters) is the landmark of Paro as well as the holiest temple in Bhutan. Local Bhutanese people believe that Guru Padmasambhava (also known as Guru Rinpoche) had flown here on the back of a tigress and meditated in the caves on the Cliffside for three months. From here, you can observe a spectacular view of Paro Valley. After lunch, you enjoy your free time in the resort or you can explore nearby.

Today, our local Bhutanese tour guide will transfer you to Paro International Airport to fly to Kathmandu, Nepal. Once you arrive in Kathmandu, we will drive to Thamel and Ason areas to visit a local market for shopping and to explore local areas. We also visit the Garden of Dreams, a peaceful oasis in the middle of a bustling city. Evening joins cultural dinner then explore around Thamel and enjoy the nightlife of Kathmandu and back to the hotel.

Morning free for last Minute shopping or time as your own. Our driver and airport representative drive you to the airport in time for your flight back home. We ensure that you leave Kathmandu with cherishing memory and an experience of a lifetime.