Nepal Travel Tours

warm Nepali welcome

As you land at Tribhuvan international Airport, our Simrik Real Nepal Treks team will be right there to greet you with heartfelt hospitality. We`ll escort you through the vibrant streets of Kathmandu to a top-class five-star hotel, where comfort and calm await. In the evening, we`ll gather for a warm welcome dinner-a perfect chance to meet your Guide, taste traditional Nepali flavors, and begin to feel the sprit of Himalayas.

Kathmandu valley sightseeing – Heritage and spiritual wonders

Discover the cultural soul of Nepal with our immersive full-day Kathmandu Valley sightseeing tour — an unforgettable journey through five of the city's most sacred and historic landmarks. Guided by our experienced local expert, this day tour offers deep insight into the spiritual and architectural wonders that make Kathmandu a living museum.

Boudhanath stupa – The spiritual heart of Tibetan Buddhism

Start your morning at Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest spherical stupas in the world. Surrounded by vibrant prayer flags and spinning prayer wheels, the peaceful ambience and Tibetan chants create a powerful spiritual atmosphere. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a center for Buddhist learning and rituals — a must-visit for anyone seeking inner peace.

Pashupatinath temple – Sacred hindu pilgrimage site

Next, we visit the sacred Pashupatinath Temple, Nepal’s most revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Located along the holy Bagmati River, this sacred complex is a place of worship, cremation rituals, and deep spiritual significance. Though only Hindus may enter the main temple, visitors can witness ancient traditions and unique temple architecture from the opposite riverbank.

Bhaktapur durbar square – The timeless city of art

Travel east to the medieval city of Bhaktapur, where cobblestone lanes lead you to the majestic Bhaktapur Durbar Square. Famous for its well-preserved temples, courtyards, and intricate wood carvings, highlights include the 55-Window Palace, Golden Gate, and Nyatapola Temple. This ancient royal square offers a glimpse into Nepal’s artistic and architectural brilliance.

Patan durbar square – A living museum of mewar culture

We then head south to the elegant Patan Durbar Square, located near Patan Dhoka. This historic complex is a masterpiece of Newar craftsmanship, adorned with bronze statues, stone temples, and traditional courtyards. Don't miss the Krishna Mandir and the Patan Museum, where the richness of Kathmandu Valley’s heritage is beautifully displayed.

Swayambhunath stupa – The monkey temple with a view

End your day atop the scenic hill of Swayambhunath, famously known as the Monkey Temple. This ancient stupa offers sweeping views of the Kathmandu Valley and is a sacred site for both Buddhists and Hindus. The glimmering golden spire, the all-seeing eyes of Buddha, and the fluttering prayer flags make it a perfect spiritual finale to your cultural day tour.

Kathmandu to Bandipur – Journey through Nepal’s heartland

The day tour drive from Kathmandu to Bandipur unfolds a vibrant tapestry of Nepal’s diverse landscapes and cultural richness. Travelers depart early from Kathmandu, eager to escape the capital’s hustle and embrace a journey through hills and valleys that have been captivating visitors for decades.

As the vehicle moves along the Tribhuvan Highway and the Prithvi Highway, the road condition varies but has considerably improved over the years due to ongoing infrastructure projects. Paved stretches make the journey smoother, while some sections still require cautious driving around curves and occasional potholes. Despite these challenges, the route has remained accessible year-round and continues to welcome travelers seeking authentic experiences.

Surrounding the highway, lush terraced fields spread out, dotted with traditional villages where farming life thrives peacefully. During the drive, travelers often observe farmers tending their crops and herders guiding livestock through emerald pastures. The hills are covered with dense forests of sal and pine, their colors shifting with the seasons.

Bandipur itself has been preserved as a charming hilltop town, where Newari culture is alive in architecture and festivals. The panoramic views from Bandipur include the majestic Himalayas to the north and verdant valleys below, rewarding visitors who have traveled this scenic road.

Throughout the journey, the driver and guide will be sharing insights about the region’s history, geography, and customs. This drive offers not only a comfortable transit but an immersive experience, connecting travelers with the essence of rural Nepal.

By the time travelers reach Bandipur, they will have enjoyed approximately four to five hours of diverse scenery and cultural encounters. This day tour drive has continuously attracted tourists who appreciate the blend of natural beauty and traditional lifestyles along the highway.

Simrik Real Nepal Treks & Expedition has been proudly facilitating this route, ensuring every journey is safe, informative, and memorable.

Bandipur exploration-where history meets himalayan charm

Nestled atop a ridge, Bandipur preserves its Newari heritage with elegant stone-paved alleys, traditional wooden houses, and panoramic views of the Himalayas. As the morning sun illuminates snow-dusted peaks, travelers begin their walking tour through this historic hilltop town. The aroma of fresh spices drifts from open kitchens while prayer flags flutter above ancient shrines.

Visitors have explored Bandipur for years, yet its timeless beauty continues to captivate. Our day starts at Thani Mai Temple, offering a peaceful sunrise over the Marsyangdi Valley. Guests have often marveled at the blend of culture and nature that surrounds them. A short stroll leads to the silk farm and Gurungche Hill, where local life still thrives.

Throughout the day, the town whispers its stories—of merchants, mystics, and mountain winds. While travelers absorb these living tales, they photograph the layered hills and distant peaks. As twilight nears, warm light touches every façade, and Bandipur’s charm lingers long after the day ends.

Bandipur to Pokhara – Journey through Nepal’s rolling heart

The drive from Bandipur to Pokhara offers a tranquil descent through Nepal’s lush mid-hills. Winding roads reveal changing landscapes—terraced fields, sal forests, and distant hilltop villages clinging to green ridges. As the vehicle rolls along the Prithvi Highway, waterfalls glisten beside the road, and local farmers tend to rice paddies that have stretched across generations.

Travelers often gaze out their windows as Himalayan foothills shift to wide river valleys. The Marsyangdi River, once carved by glacial flow, snakes its way alongside the road. Along the route, small towns stir with daily life—children wave, traders open roadside stalls, and buffaloes cross at a slow, unhurried pace.

By midday, the landscape becomes warmer and subtropical. The Annapurna range begins to silhouette against the horizon. While the journey lasts just a few hours, the diversity of terrain, climate, and local culture leaves a lasting impression.

Simrik Real Nepal Treks ensures a comfortable ride, allowing guests to relax, photograph, and absorb the living rhythm of rural Nepal. By the time Pokhara’s serene lakes and iconic peaks appear, travelers have already begun to fall under the spell of the Himalayas.

Peace pagoda exploration – Tranquil escape above Pokhara

The day begins with a gentle ascent to the Peace Pagoda, where Pokhara slowly reveals its charm beneath misty hills. As travelers walk or drive through quiet forests, they are surrounded by chirping birds and soft breezes rising from Phewa Lake. The World Peace Pagoda stands at 1,100 meters, radiating calmness with its brilliant white dome and golden spire.

Guests have often paused here, capturing panoramic views of the Annapurna range, Machapuchare, and the lake below. Over time, the stupa has welcomed pilgrims, trekkers, and peace-seekers from around the world. Stories from local guides enrich the visit, connecting visitors with the monument’s message of global harmony.

By mid-morning, soft sunlight bathes the pagoda, and prayer flags flutter in rhythmic motion. Travelers who have visited say they carry its silence long after they’ve descended. Whether one is meditating, photographing, or simply observing, the Peace Pagoda offers a rare blend of spiritual presence and natural splendor.

Simrik Real Nepal Treks ensures each moment is meaningful, allowing guests to reflect, relax, and reconnect with nature. As the day ends, Pokhara glows under a tranquil sky, and memories from the stupa continue to resonate within.

Pokhara Valley Sightseeing – Nature, Culture & Sacred Wonders

Pokhara Valley unfolds its timeless charm with every turn. Today’s exploration begins at Devi’s Fall, where gushing water plunges into an underground tunnel. Just across the road, Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave reveals sacred limestone chambers guarding a hidden Shiva shrine. As the morning brightens, the International Mountain Museum inspires visitors with tales of Himalayan legends and human endurance.

By mid-day, the journey continues to Mahendra Cave and the mysterious Bat Cave, where ancient stone formations echo with fluttering wings. Travelers have admired these caverns for decades, marveling at nature’s subterranean artistry. Later, the serene Bindhyabasini Temple welcomes quiet reflection amidst incense and prayer.

In the late afternoon, the spiritual rhythm carries guests to Tal Barahi Temple, set peacefully on an island in Phewa Lake. A gentle boat ride across shimmering waters offers panoramic views of Machapuchare and the Annapurnas. The lakeside breeze whispers calm, while the golden glow of twilight settles over Pokhara.

Simrik Real Nepal Treks curates this journey with care, weaving together natural beauty, cultural depth, and spiritual energy. Each stop today leaves a lasting memory, echoing long after the day concludes.

The journey from Pokhara to Tansen Palpa is a picturesque drive weaving through the hills of western Nepal. Spanning the Siddhartha Highway, this vital route connects the sacred plains of Lumbini with the lakeside serenity of Pokhara, serving as a lifeline for tourism and trade alike.

As you depart Pokhara, the road steadily climbs through emerald terraced hills, whispering pine forests, and timeless villages. Though the highway narrows in places and the surface can be patchy, the overall condition remains suitable for a comfortable ride. The scenery is consistently stunning—sweeping valleys, glimpses of the distant Himalayas, and cascading riverbeds enrich the visual journey.

Tansen, nestled at 1,350 meters atop the Mahabharata range, greets travelers with cool mountain air and colonial-era charm. Overlooking the majestic Kaligandaki River valley to the north, this town serves as the administrative center of Palpa district and a cultural stronghold of Nepal’s hill region.

Every curve of the highway reveals Nepal’s raw beauty and enduring spirit. Whether you’re a trekker en route to remote trails or a cultural wanderer seeking authentic experiences, this drive offers an unforgettable preview of the country’s highland allure.

Tansen Palpa Exploration Day – Heritage | Hills | Hidden Gems

A day in Tansen Palpa unveils a captivating blend of history, culture, and Himalayan panoramas. This charming hill town, perched at 1,350 meters in the Mahabharata range, offers a rich tapestry of traditional Newari architecture, ancient temples, and sweeping views of the Kaligandaki valley.

Visitors explore the historic Rani Mahal, a riverside palace once known as the “Taj Mahal of Nepal,” where echoes of love and legacy still linger. The bustling Tansen Bazaar, lined with handcrafted textiles and brassware, reflects the town’s artisan spirit. Shreenagar Hill, the highest point nearby, rewards trekkers and sightseers with 360-degree vistas of snow-capped peaks, rolling hills, and dense forests.

Bhagwati Temple, Amar Narayan Mandir, and the ancient Tudikhel parade ground offer a deeper glimpse into the cultural and spiritual fabric of the region.

Tansen has welcomed travelers for generations and continues to thrive as a living museum of Nepali hill life. Whether you stroll through cobbled alleys or gaze across ridgelines veiled in mist, this day promises rich encounters. Exploration here has never stopped revealing wonders—and never will. For cultural travelers, Tansen is more than a stopover; it’s a soulful experience.

Drive from Tansen Palpa to Lumbini –The Birthplace of Buddha

The drive from Tansen Palpa to Lumbini traces a stunning descent from the tranquil hills to the sacred lowlands of southern Nepal. As the road winds through the Siddhartha Highway, travelers witness a dramatic shift in landscape, temperature, and pace.

Though the highway includes a few narrow and bumpy segments, it remains motorable year-round. Along the route, emerald forests, terraced fields, and traditional villages unfold like living postcards. The air warms steadily as the vehicle descends, and the terrain broadens into fertile plains lined with mango groves, rice paddies, and rustic charm.

Lumbini, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, quietly awaits at the end of this peaceful drive. Revered as the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama—the Buddha—Lumbini radiates serenity. It has become a global symbol of peace, pilgrimage, and introspection. Since the Enlightened One was born on this soil, Nepali people have long embraced the values of harmony and compassion.

This short yet meaningful journey, just a few hours long, bridges mountain solitude and spiritual heritage. For cultural explorers, the route from Tansen to Lumbini is more than a drive—it is a soul-stirring passage into Nepal’s sacred identity.

Lumbini exploration day – Embracing the spirit of peace

Lumbini, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as the spiritual heartland for peace-seeking pilgrims worldwide. This sacred birthplace of Lord Gautama Buddha invites introspection, harmony, and a deeper connection to Buddhist philosophy.

At the core lies the Maya Devi Temple, where archaeological remnants reveal the exact birthplace of the Buddha. Surrounded by the sacred pond and the Ashoka Pillar, the site continues to attract spiritual travelers in search of enlightenment.

The World Peace Pagoda, built by Japanese Buddhists, gleams with purpose, symbolizing non-violence and global unity. The Myanmar Golden Temple, with its gilded spires and ornate carvings, and the Thai Monastery, with its pristine white façade and intricate design, showcase diverse expressions of Buddhist devotion.

Eternal hope burns at the Vishwa Shanti Dip—the Flame of Universal Peace—which has been continuously lit as a reminder of Buddha’s timeless message. These landmarks are not only architectural marvels but also sanctuaries for reflection and renewal.

Lord Buddha once taught that true wisdom begins by examining oneself. In Lumbini, that journey still unfolds. Every corner whispers ancient truths. Every moment invites transformation. And every visitor walks away touched by peace.

Drive from Lumbini to Chitwan – From Sacred Plains to Jungle Wilderness

The scenic drive from Lumbini to Chitwan National Park spans approximately four hours, revealing a vibrant cross-section of southern Nepal’s diverse terrain. Leaving behind the peaceful sanctity of Lord Gautama Buddha’s birthplace, the journey follows well-paved highways that wind through fertile lowlands, bustling market towns, and lush agricultural fields.

As the landscape gradually transforms, the subtropical wilderness of Chitwan begins to emerge. Towering sal forests, winding rivers, and distant silhouettes of the Siwalik Hills welcome travelers into Nepal’s premier wildlife sanctuary. The route remains smooth and accessible year-round, making it ideal for both leisure and cultural travelers.

Upon arrival in Chitwan, guests are warmly greeted by serene jungle lodges and the earthy scent of the forest. As evening sets in, the resort hosts a vibrant cultural show, where indigenous Tharu communities perform traditional stick dances and folk music, offering a powerful glimpse into their ancient heritage.

This day’s journey connects two iconic Nepali destinations—Lumbini’s spiritual calm and Chitwan’s wild heartbeat. Whether seeking reflection or adventure, travelers will find the transition between these worlds both seamless and unforgettable.

Chitwan Exploration Day – Into the Wild Heart of Nepal

Today’s adventure leads deep into Chitwan National Park, Nepal’s first and most celebrated wildlife sanctuary. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Chitwan promises an exhilarating day of discovery through its dense forests, expansive grasslands, and shimmering riverbanks.

The main highlight is the jungle drive, where expert naturalists guide you through prime habitats of rare and endangered species. From the comfort of a 4WD safari vehicle, guests may spot the majestic Royal Bengal tiger, elusive leopards, one-horned rhinoceroses, and herds of Asian elephants. Marsh muggers, gharials, wild boars, and spotted deer often appear, along with over 500 species of birds fluttering through the canopy.

While the drive thrills with close encounters, it also fosters respect for the delicate ecosystems that thrive here. The park has been conserving Nepal’s biodiversity since 1973, and it continues to evolve as a haven for wildlife and eco-tourism.

Surrounded by rustling leaves and echoing calls of the jungle, visitors experience more than just a safari—they step into a living tapestry of nature. As the day ends, memories of the wild linger, echoing the raw, untamed beauty that Chitwan proudly preserves for the world.

Chitwan exploration day – wildlife safari | jungle tower stay

Today’s journey through Chitwan National Park promises an immersive encounter with Nepal’s rich biodiversity. As the morning unfolds, guests embark on a thrilling jungle drive, led by experienced naturalists who track wildlife in its natural habitat. The safari winds through subtropical forests, grasslands, and riverbanks—prime terrain for spotting the one-horned rhinoceros, Royal Bengal tiger, sloth bear, gharial, and countless species of deer and birds.

The excitement continues into the evening with a rare and unforgettable experience—a night stay in a jungle tower. Elevated above the forest floor, the tower offers panoramic views and heightened chances of spotting nocturnal wildlife. If the conditions align, guests might witness wild elephants grazing under moonlight or hear the haunting call of owls and leopards echoing through the trees.

Every element of the day is organized by the resort, ensuring safety, comfort, and authentic experiences. From dawn patrols to dusk stillness, this exploration reflects the raw elegance of Chitwan’s ecosystem.

This is not just a wildlife excursion—it is a full sensory journey into the pulse of the jungle. For nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike, Chitwan delivers memories that will echo long after the forest grows quiet.

Drive from chitwan national park to Daman – From jungle plains to mountain heights

The journey from Chitwan National Park to Daman offers a striking transition—from the steamy lowland jungles to the cool, mist-kissed hills of central Nepal. The drive takes approximately 5 to 6 hours, traversing the East-West Highway before connecting to winding mountain roads that gradually ascend into the Mahabharat range.

Road conditions vary along the route. While the highway segments are generally well-paved and smooth, the final stretch leading to Daman involves narrow, serpentine roads with occasional potholes. However, the scenic rewards far outweigh the minor bumps. As you gain elevation, the scenery unfolds into a dramatic panorama—lush valleys, dense sal forests, terraced fields, and Himalayan foothills veiled in clouds.

Along the way, rural villages dot the landscape, offering glimpses of traditional Nepali life. The temperature cools noticeably as you approach Daman, a hilltop paradise renowned for its sweeping views of more than 300 miles of the Himalayas, including Everest, Dhaulagiri, and Langtang on clear days.

This drive is more than a connection between destinations—it is a visual and cultural journey through Nepal’s diverse ecological and geographical tapestry. Daman welcomes travelers with peace, fresh mountain air, and panoramic grandeur.

Journey into Nature’s panoramic masterpiece

The Daman Exploration Day Tour offers a rare and rejuvenating escape from the urban heartbeat of Kathmandu into one of Nepal’s most overlooked gems. Situated at 2,322 meters above sea level, Daman remains a peaceful highland village where nature whispers, and the Himalayas roar silently across the sky.

Each morning, travelers depart from Kathmandu and begin their scenic drive along the historic Tribhuvan Highway. The journey, which once had taken over five hours due to rugged terrain, has become smoother with road improvements. Lush forests, terraced hillsides, and rural hamlets have been greeting visitors along the route, revealing authentic snapshots of Nepali daily life.

As you approach Daman, the landscape transforms dramatically. The air grows crisp, and the horizon unfolds into an awe-inspiring Himalayan panorama. On clear days, the view from Daman View Tower stretches from Dhaulagiri to Everest, encompassing more than 400 kilometers of uninterrupted mountain majesty. This is one of the widest Himalayan viewpoints accessible by road in Nepal—Daman’s crown jewel and its most alluring tourist attraction.

Visitors often pause, captivated by what might be the most photographed-yet-undiscovered vista in the country. While travelers were taking their time absorbing the serenity, local guides were sharing legends, botanical insights, and tales of ancient pilgrims who once had walked these very paths.

Over the decades, Daman has attracted photographers, writers, and naturalists. Even now, tourists have been returning, drawn by its combination of solitude, scenery, and simple charm. The surrounding area also features a botanical garden, showcasing diverse Himalayan flora and medicinal plants that have been growing for generations.

By evening, as clouds may begin forming and the light softens, guests often reflect on the profound beauty they will have experienced. The journey back to Kathmandu will be unfolding beneath a fading sky, but the day’s imagery will remain etched in memory. Daman does not boast grand hotels or neon nightlife—it offers something rarer: timeless beauty, sweeping silence, and the kind of clarity that only the Himalayas can inspire.

Day Tour Drive from Daman to Kathmandu

The drive from Daman to Kathmandu offers a peaceful descent through lush hills, misty forests, and rural villages. After witnessing Daman’s sweeping Himalayan views—from Dhaulagiri to Everest—travelers return to the vibrant capital, following the scenic Tribhuvan Highway.

Along the way, terraced fields and local life unfold beside the winding road. The landscape, shaped by centuries of geological movement, has remained timeless. By the journey’s end, you will have experienced the serene beauty of Nepal’s middle hills and the cultural charm of the countryside. This short but rich journey connects the calm of the mountains with the pulse of Kathmandu.

Farewell from Kathmandu | Airport transfer and departure

Today marks the conclusion of your remarkable journey through the heart of the Himalayas. After days of adventure, culture, and breathtaking landscapes, it's time to say farewell to Nepal—the land of towering peaks, warm smiles, and lifelong memories.

Final day in Kathmandu

Enjoy a calm and peaceful morning in Kathmandu, with time to reflect on your highland journey, perhaps over a relaxed breakfast or a final stroll near your hotel. Whether you're departing with mountain dust on your boots or unforgettable images in your heart, this moment is yours to cherish.

Airport transfer by Simrik Nepal Treks

At your scheduled time, our dedicated representative from Simrik Nepal Treks will arrive at your hotel to escort you to Tribhuvan International Airport. The transfer will be smooth and timely, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free departure.

During the short drive to the airport, we’ll share a few final words of thanks, smiles, and best wishes for your journey ahead. It’s never easy to say goodbye—but we part with the hope of meeting again on another trail.

What to expect:

Private vehicle transfer from your hotel to Kathmandu Airport. Assistance with your luggage and departure formalities. Warm farewell from the Simrik Nepal Treks team

Your journey continues

Though your adventure through Nepal concludes today, the spirit of the mountains, the stories of the trails, and the heartfelt connections made along the way will stay with you. We hope to welcome you again for another chapter of discovery.