Sacred Nepal Himalayan Journey

A representative from our agency will be waiting outside the Trivuwan International airport (TIA) according to your flight schedule to transfer you to the Kathmandu hotel. A short briefing will be done about the trip once you have checked in. Stay overnight at Kathmandu hotel.

A road trip from Kathmandu to Pokhara via Manakamana combines spiritual exploration with breathtaking Himalayan nature. Spanning roughly 200 km along the Prithvi Highway, the 6 to 7-hour journey treats travelers to terraced hills, vibrant river valleys, and a short ascent to the beautiful Newari village Bandipur, lie on the top of hill around 1000 m height. Evening arrive at hotel in Pokhara. Stay overnight at Pokhara.

Early morning explore the beautiful sunrise over Annapurna mountain range from Sarangkot. After breakfast you'll drive to Jomsom (Mustang). A road trip from Pokhara to Jomsom is a spectacular 170 km, 7-8 hour off-road adventure that takes you from lush subtropical valleys into the arid, windswept landscapes of the Mustang region. The route passes through the world's deepest gorge. Here, you can hunt for Shaligrams—ancient, fossilized black ammonites that Hindus worship as the physical form of Lord Vishnu. This region rewards you with striking, arid desert landscapes backed by spectacular views of the Dhaulagiri and Nilgiri mountain ranges. The journey is renowned for its thrilling drives and dramatic, high-altitude scenery. By the evening time you'll arrive in a beautiful village of Mustang region: Jomsom. Stay overnight at Jomsom

A trip to Kagbeni and Muktinath offers an unforgettable blend of dramatic trans-Himalayan landscapes, deep-rooted spirituality and ancient Tibetan culture in Nepal's Mustang region. Today morning you'll drive 1 hour from Jomsom to Muktinath Temple: situated at an altitude of 3,800 meters, this revered site is sacred to both Hindus and Buddhists. The walled complex features 108 icy water spouts (Muktidhara) that cleanse the soul, an ancient monastery, and an eternal natural flame (Jwalamai temple). After you'll drive to Kagbeni Village, this 800-year-old gateway to Upper Mustang is famous for its labyrinth of mud-brick houses, flat roofs, and narrow alleys. It serves as a major Hindu pilgrimage site where devotees perform Shraddha (ancestor worship rites) at the confluence of the Kali Gandaki and Jhong rivers. After you'll drive to Beni (Tatopani). The road trip from Jomsom to Tatopani (Beni) covers a 49 km stretch of the rough but spectacularly scenic Kali Gandaki corridor. The journey takes you from the windswept, arid landscapes of Lower Mustang down into lush sub-tropical river valleys. On the way you'll stop Tatopani Hot Springs: The ultimate reward. "Tatopani" translates to "hot water," and the village features natural, mineral-rich hot spring pools right by the river, perfect for soothing sore travel muscles. Stay overnight at Beni.

A road trip from Beni to Pokhara is an incredibly scenic, 75 km journey that takes about 2 to 3 hours. The route beautifully transitions from rugged Himalayan gorges to the lush, subtropical valleys of the Annapurna region This classic Pokhara itinerary beautifully combines serene nature, rich culture, and breathtaking Himalayan views. A typical day trip flows sequentially from the hills to water, offering a highly memorable and well-rounded experience. First you'll take to visit Pumdikot Shiva Statue: situated at an altitude of 1,500 meters, this is the second-tallest Shiva statue in Nepal. The 51-foot statue sits atop a large white stupa, reaching a total height of 108 feet. The site is surrounded by 108 Shiva Lingams, houses Asia's largest Damaru (drum), and offers spectacular 360-degree views of the Annapurna range, Fewa Lake, and the sprawling Pokhara valley. Reaching the World Peace Pagoda (Shanti Stupa) located on Ananda Hill at 1,100 meters. It is a stunning white Buddhist monument in Pokhara located on the southern fringe of Phewa Lake. Davis Falls (Patale Chhango): Locally known as the "Fall of the Netherworld," this unique waterfall is formed by the Pardi Khola stream, which empties out of Phewa Lake. The water plunges directly into an underground cavern, creating a roaring, thunderous cascade shrouded in mist. Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave: Just across the road from Davis Falls is this sacred, centuries-old limestone cave. You will descend into the humid, well-lit cavern via a spiral staircase to explore shrines and a cow statue positioned over a Shiva Lingam. Stay overnight at Pokhara

In the morning you'll take to visit The Bindhyabasini Temple is one of the oldest and most prominent Hindu temples in Pokhara, the temple is dedicated to Goddess Bindhyabasini, a manifestation of Durga. Then you'll take to Fewa lake for boating. You'll glide across emerald waters while enjoying panoramic views of the Annapurna range, capture reflections of the iconic Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) peak, and visit the sacred Tal Barahi Temple situated on a small, forested island in the center of the lake, this iconic two-tiered pagoda is dedicated to Goddess Barahi (an incarnation of Durga). It is the most important religious monument in Pokhara. After you have a free time in Lake Side for shopping. Stay overnight in Pokhara.

A Pokhara to Kathmandu road trip via Bandipur (Pahad ki Rani) offers the perfect blend of lakeside adventure, rich Newari culture, and breathtaking Himalayan scenery. The entire journey covers roughly 200 km, breaking the tedious Prithvi Highway drive into smaller, more scenic sections. Leaving the busy Prithvi Highway, you will take a winding, uphill road to Bandipur. The contrast between the dusty highway and the quiet, vehicle-free cobbled streets of the village is striking.Newari Heritage: Bandipur is famous for its exceptionally well-preserved 18th-century Newari architecture, intricately carved wooden windows, and relaxed atmosphere. By the evening you'll arrive in Kathmandu city. Stay overnight at Kathmandu.

After breakfast in hotel group will take to visit cultural and tradition old city Bhakatpur (14KM east to Kathmandu) an irresistible city with an authentic local lifestyle preserved over centuries of isolation from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu. While in the city square, we get to admire the Nyata-Pola Temple, the Golden Gate, water spouts and the 55 Window Palace which merge together to provide an ambiance of a magical outdoor theater to its visitors. After Lunch in Bhaktapur group will take to visit Patan is one of the three sister cities of Kathmandu Valley. Among the three cities, Patan is considered as the most artistic city. So, Patan in other word is popularly known as Lalitapur meaning “the city of Art” The majority of people in this city are Buddhist however they follow Hindu ethos as well. In the ancient time Buddhism flourished at such height that it attracted Ashoka the Great, the Legendry Indian Emperor. He visited this city in 250 BC and built Stupas in four corner of the city.. They are now popularly known as Ashoka Pillar. So, in this full day sightseeing we will show you the ancient Malla palace accompanied by many master piece Hindu temples built in 17th century. Overnight in Kathmandu.

After breakfast group will take to visit the most enigmatic statue of Hindu God Bishnu, Budhanilkantha is located at a distance of 8 km. from the center of Kathmandu. It is located at the base of Shivapuri hill and is the largest and the most beautiful stone carving of Nepal from Lichhavi period. It is also the most enigmatic. Carved from a single block of black basalt stone of unknown origin, the statue of Budhanilkantha is 5 meters in length and it lies in a reclining position inside a recessed tank of water also representing the cosmic sea which is 13 meters in length. Also referred as the sleeping Bishnu, or Jalakshayan Narayan, the statue depicts the deity reclining on the serpent deities known as Nagas, and also is the servant of Lord Bishnu. Budhanilkantha receives large numbers of pilgrims during Haribodhini Ekadashi, which takes place during the 11th day of the Hindu month of Kartik (October – November). It is the major festival for the year in celebration of the awakening of Lord Bishnu from his long sleep. Visit of the stupendous Stupa of Boudhanath, the most important Buddhist cultural center of Katmandu as numerous refugees from Tibet stopped at this location, creating over 50 Gompas (Tibetan monasteries). Since 1979, Boudhanath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And then we head towards Swoyambhunath Stupa or people call it lovingly ‘The monkey Temple’, perched on hill 3 km west of Thamel. It is the great place to get your bearings, geographically and culturally. The hill commands a sweeping view of the Kathmandu Valley. It is a real eye opener. The monks and the visitors walking around Stupa , the monkeys running here and there, seems playful and the old stupa with Buddha eyes painted in all its four sides is the most profound expression of Buddhist symbolism in Nepal. Tantric Buddhists consider it the chief power point of the Kathmandu valley. Evening free time in Kathmandu. Overnight in Kathmandu.

Our journey in Nepal comes to an end today! Our representative will drop us off at the airport approximately 3 hours before our scheduled flight. On our way to home, we have plenty of time to plan our next adventure in the wonderful country of Nepal