Pokhara Kathmandu Chitwan Tour Ex-Gorakhpur- Nepal Tour from India

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Trip Facts

Group Size1-15, 15-20
Max Elevation1600m
GradeEASY
TransportationPRIVATE VEHICLE
AccommodationDELUXE HOTEL
Trip Length6 NIGHTS 7 DAYS
Best MonthSEPTEMBER-NOVEMBER, MARCH-MAY
WIFIAVALIABLE
Trip ModeNORMAL
MealBREAKFAST, LUNCH/ DINNER
Trekking StyleDRIVE
Start FromGORAKHPUR
End PointGORAKHPUR

Outline Itinerary

Day 1: Drive from Gorakhpur to Pokhara

Day 2: Full-Day Pokhara Sightseeing

Day 3: Drive to Chitwan

Day 4: Chitwan Jungle Activities

Day 5: Drive to Kathmandu from Chitwan

Day 6: Full-Day Kathmandu Sightseeing

Day 7: Drive to Gorakhpur from Kathmandu

Altitude Map

This Altitude Map shows highest alttitude you will trek to each day.

Package Included

• 2 Nights hotel accommodation at Kathmandu with breakfast & dinner.
• 2 Nights hotel accommodation at Pokhara with breakfast & dinner.
• 2-night hotel accommodation at Chitwan with breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
• Gorakhpur-Pokhara-Chitwan-Kathmandu-Gorakhpur drives on a private vehicle.
• All airport transfers and sightseeing are on private vehicles.
• Our service charge.
• All applicable taxes.

Package not Includes

•   City entrances to the scenic spots.
•   Other personal expenses such as drinks, laundry, and telephone/fax calls.
•   Entrance fee for all sightseeing spots.
•   Medical evacuations, notes strikes, etc. any tips for drivers, hotel staff, any meals apart from the ones mentioned above.
•   Railway tickets.
•   Travelers insurance.
•   All expenses due to unavoidable events e.g. personal illness, weather disturbance, strike political disturbances, etc.

Trip Overview

The Pokhara Kathmandu Chitwan Tour Ex Gorakhpur is a fairly good tour of Nepal's most beautiful natural features, interesting cultural sites, and wildlife. It starts in Gorakhpur, a town on the border of India.

As a native of Gorakhpur, you reach Pokhara, the quiet lake town with dramatic Himalayan views. Pokhara is known for its beautiful views, leisure activities and calmness of water bodies such as Phewa Lake.

It is an ideal place to meditate and appreciate Nepal's stunning beauty. After Pokhara, sightseeing continues to Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal.

Kathmandu is a lively urban environment rich in culture, history, and religion. The trip includes visits to famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), and the extinct Durbar Squares.

The city provides a mixture of both old and new cultures and ways of life, and as such, it represents an outstandingly situated site for research and discovery work.

The Pokhara Kathmandu Chitwan Tour then proceeds to Chitwan, which is famous for its prosperous and diverse flora and fauna and offers exciting jungle tours.

Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers the "Thrilling Jungle Safari," "Canoeing," and "Getting to Know Traditional Tharu Village" experiences.

It is also feasible to see infrequent exotic animals, such as one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, and other bird species. Chitwan is a quiet getaway in the wild, making it an amazing adventure for wildlife lovers.

The Pokhara Kathmandu Chitwan Tour from Gorakhpur ends with a return to Gorakhpur, and the travellers have the most grateful farewell memories of Nepal. This restorative holiday suits families, walkers, and adventurers and offers a blend of stunning scenery and cultural and wildlife tourism.

It is a matter of extreme ease to enjoy Nepal's best and have a nice and unforgettable holiday.

Distance Between the cities

Gorakhpur to Pokhara Distance: 279 km

Pokhara to Chitwan Distance: 200 km

Chitwan to Kathmandu Distance: 180 km

Kathmandu to Gorakhpur Distance: 349 km

Highlights of Pokhara Kathmandu Chitwan Tour Ex-Gorakhpur- Nepal Tour from India

                                Sightseeing of the most famous cultural heritage in Kathmandu. 
Exploring the local food and culture in Kathmandu. 
Manakamana Darshan on the way to Pokhara. 
Adventurous activities in Pokhara.
Sunrise/ Sunset Himalayas view from Sarangkot View Point. 
Scenic drive on the way to Pokhara and Chitwan.
Jungle safari in Chitwan National Park.
Observing wildlife flora and fauna and getting to know more about them in Chitwan National Park.
Taking part in religious rituals. 
Observing the lifestyle of the locals according to the traditions they follow.

                            

Detail Itinerary

Day 1

Drive from Gorakhpur to Pokhara

Your itinerary starts in Gorakhpur, and you will go by car to Pokhara. The road trip takes around 7–8 hours, observing breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, lush vegetation, etc., along with it.

You'll cross the India-Nepal border at Sunauli and proceed to Pokhara, a beautiful city known as the gateway to the Annapurna Himalayas. Upon arrival, you'll check into your hotel and rest.

Nighttime, on the other hand, allows the participant to have a peaceful stroll through the city's tourist centre.

The charming Lakeside of Pokhara, where you can stroll around soaking in the beauty of nature and observe the local market's activity.

Food

Breakfast, Lunch/Dinner

Accomodation

Hotel

Altitude

822m

Day 2

Full-Day Pokhara Sightseeing

After breakfast, you'll start a full day of sightseeing.

Pokhara's famous sightseeing spots. Each morning, begin the day with a sunrise vista of Sarangkot, a hill with a view of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. Bindhyabasini Temple, a Shaktipeeth to Goddess Durga, is located nearby.

In the following two breathtaking natural scenes, Devi's Fall and Gupteshwor Cave. In the afternoon, take a boating tour of Phewa Lake, where you can also see Tal Barahi Temple (a temple on an island in Phewa Lake).

You will also visit the huge lord Shiva stupa located at Pumdikot Hill.

The excursion will end with visiting the International Mountain Museum, where the history of the mountaineering of Nepal and the diverse cultures of the Himalayan region can be experienced together within one museum.

Food

Breakfast, Lunch/Dinner

Accomodation

Hotel

Altitude

822m

Day 3

Drive to Chitwan

After breakfast, you'll drive to Chitwan, passing through scenic valleys and terraced farmlands. Upon arrival, you'll check into a jungle resort near Chitwan National Park.

In the afternoon you will go to a Tharus village, and you will see how the Tharus communities live and their culture and tradition.

In the evening, there will be an authentic cultural dance for the local population, the Tharu cultural dance.

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accomodation

Hotel

Altitude

415m

Day 4

Chitwan Jungle Activities

Today is the day to explore the forest area of Chitwan National Park, a place of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Site.

Begin with an exciting jungle safari in a jeep or on an elephant, where you might spot rhinos, deer, monkeys, and even tigers. Then, one will leisurely paddle down the Rapti River on a canoe, watching crocodiles bask at the riverbanks and birds fly overhead.

You will also relocate to the Elephant Breeding Center, where you can see a baby elephant in hand. In the evening, unwind at your [hotel] or watch more wildlife nearby.

Food

Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Accomodation

Hotel

Altitude

415m

Day 5

Drive to Kathmandu from Chitwan

Having breakfast, you'll then leave Chitwan and drive to Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. The trail is approximately 5 hours in length and offers beautiful panoramas of rivers, woodland, hills, etc.

Upon reaching Kathmandu, you'll check into your hotel and relax. You can spend the evening strolling through the bustling Thamel area from its energetic streets, shopfronts, and hotels for both Kathmandu cities local culinary and tourist food.

Food

Breakfast, Lunch/Dinner

Accomodation

Hotel

Altitude

1400m

Day 6

Full-Day Kathmandu Sightseeing

After breakfast, the tourists pay a visit to Kathmandu's cultural and historical sites. All starts with a pilgrimage to Pashupatinath Temple, one of the holiest of Hindu temples for the purgation of Lord Shiva.

Next, see Boudhanath Stupa, one of the oldest and most significant stupas in the world and one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites.

Visited the Swayambhunath stupa (monkey temple) on top of a hill with an amazing view of the Kathmandu Valley.

In the afternoon, visit Kathmandu Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site with historical palaces, temples, and courtyards.

Spend an evening eating local Nepali food in the Nepali restaurant.

Food

Breakfast, Lunch/Dinner

Accomodation

Hotel

Altitude

1400m

Day 7

Drive to Gorakhpur from Kathmandu

On the final day of your tour, you'll drive back to Gorakhpur, retracing the scenic route through Nepal's hills and plains.

The journey takes about 7–8 hours, and you'll arrive in Gorakhpur with unforgettable memories of your Nepal tour.

This is the end of your fantastic adventure in Pokhara, Chitwan and Kathmandu.

Food

Breakfast and Lunch

Accomodation

Hotel

Altitude

1400m

Things need to know before departure

The ideal season for Pokhara Kathmandu Chitwan Tour from Gorakhpur is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November).

The daily ranges of the Himalayas are under peaceful conditions during the month and on cloudless days, and all conditions are optimal for measurements.

The temperatures in Pokhara range from 15°C to 25°C, and as a result, there can be sightseeing tours or adventure trips (e.g., a boat ride on Phewa Lake or sunbathing from Sarangkot).

The air temperature in Kathmandu is ideal for visiting historical locations and temples, between 10°C and 24°C.

Chitwan, being an area with a tropical climate, is also livable through the seasons. The temperature ranges from 20 °C to 30 °C. Therefore, it leads to the possibility of leisure in the jungle life and the wildlife experience.

The monsoon season (June to August) brings heavy rain, making roads slippery and wildlife exploration challenging, while the winter season (December to February) can be cold, particularly in the mornings and evenings.

It is easy for Indian nationals to travel to Nepal, and not many documents are needed to do so. Indian nationals do not need visas to visit Nepal. However, you must carry valid identification documents for travel.

The acceptable documents include a passport (while not mandatory, a passport may be an acceptable and useful form of identification). Voter ID Card (geriatric) issued by the Election Commission of India (elderly persons).

When travelling with parents or guardians, children under 18 must carry legal proof of identity (birth certificate or school/college ID).

No license is required to go to Pokhara, Kathmandu, or Chitwan; however, if your route includes trekking for sightseeing purposes in managed areas or national parks other than designated points of interest.

You may necessitate, for example, TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) or permits to national parks organized through tour operators. You should keep more than one identification card and a digital copy of your critical documents in a safe place.

The Pokhara Kathmandu Chitwan Tour from Gorakhpur is planned with comfortable and reliable transport that does not disrupt travel and ensures a pleasurable trip.

The Pokhara Kathmandu Chitwan Tour from Gorakhpur begins with an escorted car or van (private or multiple-car) with AC between Gorakhpur and Pokhara. This ensures comfortable driving through the India-Nepal boundary at Sunauli.

Modern tourist buses and private Jeeps/ cars are used for long-distance travel from Pokhara to Chitwan and Kathmandu, depending on the group size and individual preference.

Tourist buses are comfortable (by providing seats, legroom and luggage carrying space), making the journey not a bore.

Some buses may offer Wi-Fi and refreshment stops. A car or jeep is a more personalized and flexible means of transport with an option for sightseeing and faster movements.

Local sightseeing by vans or minibuses is arranged for Pokhara, Chitwan and Kathmandu.

During the Pokhara-Kathmandu-Chitwan Tour from India, guests are expected to have a wide selection of Nepalese and foreign dishes.

Breakfast is typically offered at all hotels, and lunch and dinner are usually served at restaurants or resorts in the host community.

Various authentic fresh trout, momos, and Newari dishes are available in Pokhara. Chitwan has traditional Tharu food items, such as Adhikari, Shoghi (river snail, snake fish Lepisosteus), and fermented fish.

For the visitor to Kathmandu, there is an opportunity to sample local cuisines such as dal bhat (a mixture of rice and lentil soup), Katamari (uncooked cylindrical flour ball), and street food.

A very wide range of vegetarian and non-vegetarian foods are on offer, and individual dietary needs can be accommodated at the presentation level and are stated in advance.

Comfortable, well-maintained hotels/resorts are also provided during the tour. At Pokhara, guests will stay in Lakeside hotels that provide stunning views of mountains and the lake.

The Chitwan type of accommodation lies between jungle lodges and resorts, just bordering Chitwan National Park. It offers a relaxing, country atmosphere with a modern touch.

Hotels in Kathmandu are found in areas such as the Thamel district within that district, which is well known for its bustling and vibrant atmosphere and its potential closeness to sightseeing spots.

There is a private en-suite, fully equipped accommodation for each stay, free Wi-Fi, and accommodation needed to ensure a good night's rest after being on the go all day sightseeing.

Customization Options for Pokhara Kathmandu Chitwan Tour ex Gorakhpur

This Pokhara-Kathmandu-Chitwan Tour gives the customer maximum flexibility to make the trip to their specific liking/requirements based on their needs.

It is possible to extend the number of days to explore additional points of interest or to spend more leisure time in each location.

It must be customized to accommodate some common examples, such as paragliding or zip-lining in Pokhara, a Tharu cultural experience or canoeing in Chitwan, and the view of Nagarkot or Bhaktapur near Kathmandu.

People who like challenges can also select a short walk from Sarangkot to Dhampus. Customizing the itinerary to contain more luxurious hotels, private cars, or a combination of escorted and independent activities is possible.

These customizations ensure a personalized and memorable travel experience.