The Kathmandu, Nagarkot, and Pokhara tour is a delightful 7-day journey through the picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage of Nepal. This itinerary showcases the perfect blend of urban charm and natural wonders, taking you to three prominent destinations in Nepal.

History: Kathmandu, the capital city, boasts a history that dates back over two millennia. It was the center of the ancient Kathmandu Valley civilization and has been an important cultural and trade hub for centuries. Nagarkot, a serene hill station, holds historical significance as a former fort in the medieval period. Pokhara, nestled beside Phewa Lake and surrounded by stunning mountains, has been a significant trade route since ancient times.

Rules:

1. Respect local customs and traditions.
2. Follow trekking and wildlife guidelines.
3. Preserve the natural environment; avoid littering.
4. Dress modestly in sacred places.
5. Seek permission before taking photographs of people.

Trip Highlights:

1. Explore Kathmandu Durbar Square with its ancient palaces and temples.
2. Witness sunrise over the Himalayas from Nagarkot.
3. Discover the spiritual ambiance at Swayambhunath and Boudhanath stupas.
4. Visit the sacred Hindu temple, Pashupatinath.
5. Experience the vibrant Thamel neighborhood in Kathmandu.
6. Enjoy boating on Phewa Lake in Pokhara.
7. Hike to Sarangkot for breathtaking mountain panoramas.

Local Culture & Tradition: Nepal's culture is deeply influenced by its Hindu and Buddhist heritage. You will witness vibrant festivals, intricate architecture, and traditional rituals throughout the tour. The locals warmly welcome guests and are known for their hospitality. Buddhism and Hinduism coexist harmoniously, adding to the country's diverse cultural tapestry. Traditional dance, music, and art are integral to the Nepalese way of life, and you may have the opportunity to witness cultural performances during your journey. Don't miss the chance to savor local cuisine, experience traditional clothing, and interact with the warm-hearted locals who are eager to share their customs and stories with visitors.