Nepal Family Tour: A Perfect Blend of Adventure, Culture, and Relaxation

When on vacation, everyone wants to travel with friends and family. We arrange the most well-liked family travel in Nepal, which combines city and mountain tours. This tour is relaxed and open to people of all ages, with parents bringing their kids along for the ride. We provide access to all of Nepal's top tourist destinations, including Pokhara, Annapurna, Lumbini, Nagarkot, Chitwan, and two days of amazing hiking in the Annapurna ranges.
We will supply everything needed to create a welcoming and family-friendly atmosphere. For this reason, it is advised that you reserve these kinds of trips with us in order to enjoy dependable services, safety, and the fulfillment of your dreams for enduring memories.

As you arrive, greet, help, and take you to your hotel. While welcome drinks are being served, there will be a briefing about the trip in the lobby. Later, take a well-earned nap and shower in your assigned rooms. Dinner at a authentic Nepali restaurant and welcome drinks.
Start pointArrival, Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) त्रिभुवन विमानस्थल, त्रिभुवन विमानस्थल, Kathmandu, Bagmati Province, Nepal

Mount. Everest Flight (Optional): Take an early morning mountain flight to witness the Eastern Himalayan peaks, including Mount Everest. Return to the hotel for a filling breakfast and some rest after the one-hour scenic flight.
Meet your tour guide after breakfast and go on a sightseeing tour of the historic Kathmandu city, which is home to numerous exquisite temples and courtyards. Suddenly, one finds themselves in the heart of Kathmandu's renowned medieval architecture as they pass from the contemporary shopping district of New Road into Durbar sq\., the former "Freak Street.".
Proceed towards Swayambhunath Stupa, which is located 4 kilometers west of Kathmandu on top of a hill, shortly after that. The name "Monkey Temple" also refers to this historic site, which is over 2,500 years old.
Drive to Overnight at the Hotel.

After breakfast, head to Charaudi, a bustling village on the banks of the Trishuli River, about two and a half hours' drive (eighty kilometers) from Kathmandu to start your day rafting adventure.
The Trishuli is an amazing river for whitewater rafting, featuring fantastic rapids, some of which are technical, and stunning scenery with amazing rock formations. Viewed from the river are typical villages with people dressed in traditional clothing going about their daily lives on terraced rice fields. Avid bird watchers will find a multitude of both native and migrating birds.
The Trishuli is the most popular river in Nepal for rafting, and it's very convenient since the put-in points are easily reached by road.
After arriving at Charaudi, the raft-put-in point, get dressed appropriately and assist with loading the gear and inflating the rafts. Following the safety briefing, the raft trip starts out slowly and enjoyable so that participants can get a sense of how the raft moves and practice rowing together (for paddle rafters) and obeying commands as a group. The scene is thrilling as the river scenery takes shape.
For lunch, stop at a convenient location on the beach. This will usually be a cold meal consisting of sandwiches, salad, juice, and either tuna or sardines.
After lunch, get into the waiting car and travel for two hours to the Royal Chitwan National Park. The Mugling Highway connects Chitwan to Kathmandu, which is located 196 kilometers away. Along the banks of the Trishuli River, the drive passes through picturesque countryside and terraced rice fields.
Upon reaching the park entrance, visitors are greeted by naturalists and representatives from the Respective Hotel. Then transported to the Jungle Lodge, which is located within the Royal Chitwan National Park, via landrovers, canoes, and elephants.
The managers of the Jungle resort will assign the rooms and tents to the guests and brief them on the various activities available.
Take an elephant-back jungle safari in the late afternoon to explore this temperate forest and take pictures of the wildlife, plants, and animals. The greater one-horned rhinoceros, sloth bear, wild boar, gaur (bison), four different kinds of deer, two different kinds of monkeys, two different kinds of crocodiles, leopards, and the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger can all be found in the Chitwan National Park, along with more than 400 different species of birds, a wide range of reptiles, including pythons, and numerous smaller mammals.
EVE: During the evening, a substantial dinner of continental or Nepalese cuisine will be served around the campfire. A well-stocked bar serves thirsty guests.

Morning: Tea or coffee in the early hours of the day; embark on a jungle walk or an elephant ride to see the animals in their slumber. Elephant grass, which is between 18 and 20 feet tall and covered in dew, is a habitat used by tigers, rhinos, and other wild animals. This is the best time of day to see the animals. Take two to three hours. back to the camp for breakfast after spending time in the jungle.
Spend the late morning visiting the elephant stables to learn about elephants directly from experienced naturalists. It's rare to see elephants taking a bath in this location.
A well-earned midafternoon nap or a trip to the library for general information about the National Park can be taken in the afternoon after a filling lunch at the camp. The camp offers a variety of activities for late afternoon, such as guided nature walks and bird watching excursions, canoe rides or floats, and Land Rover safaris through the jungle to various lakes within the National Park.
Enjoy a relaxed evening with the camp staff and other customers while drinking wine and sharing stories at the round house. Following a delicious dinner, head to bed with plans to embark on more adventures the following day.

AM: Tea or coffee in the morning before heading out for a jungle walk or an elephant ride to see the animals in their early slumber. As we silently glide through the tall, dewy elephant grass (18–20 feet tall), which serves as a habitat for tigers, rhinos, and other wild animals, now is the best time of day to see the animals.
Invest two to three hours. in the jungle before going back to the camp to have breakfast. Following breakfast at the resort, get in the car and head back to the park's exit to get into the car for the three-hour drive to Pokhara.
Pokhara is a dream come true for travelers, offering stunning views of the Fish Tail Mountain, the Annapurna and Manaslu mountain ranges, and the western Himalayas. When you get to the lakeside, check into the hotel by the lake. You can spend the evening exploring the lakeside bazaar.

AM: After breakfast, drive 20 minutes from Pokhara to Phedi, the starting point of the trek, and then start the hike to Dhampus, which is 1700 meters above sea level. At the beginning of the trek, there is a steep climb through mixed forests. It takes approximately one hour to reach the Mina Lodge, which signifies the end of the steep path and the arrival at Dhampus Plateau. From this point on, the ascent becomes considerably less steep as the trail climbs steadily through more wooded areas. After roughly two hours, we reach the first checkpoint at the entrance to Dhampus Village, which is lined with a labyrinth of stonewalls and houses. From west to east, there are breathtaking views of the Annapurna South (7,219m), Hiunchuli (6,441m), Mardi Himal (5,587 m), and Macchapucchare (6,993m) mountains.Dinner and overnight at Dhampus.

AM: After breakfast, head out of the village and follow the trail that descends a moderately steep incline that is paved with steps in the middle of the forest. After a brief ascent, we arrive at the Pothana settlement, which is situated at a height of 2,000 meters. From here, the path gradually rises to Bichok Deorali, a locality at 2,149 meters, which is situated at the peak of the ridge. From this point on, the trail gradually descends but becomes steeper until it first meets the Modi Khola Valley and then the Bheri Khola village, which makes for a convenient lunch stop.
After lunch, proceed over a small suspension bridge, then continue on a trail that gently descends towards the village of Landrung, passing through the hamlets of Tolka Naga and Tolka Medi Gara. At this point, the forest gives way to expansive terraced cultivation that covers the surrounding hills. Trekking takes five hours. Overnight and dinner at Landrung.

AM: After breakfast, hike across the river and head towards Modi Khola. After crossing the river, make a lunch stop. Following lunch, we have an hour and a half of climbing before arriving at the settlement known as Kimrung Danda. Here, we take a quick break. The trail is essentially flat and takes one hour to reach Ghandrung from this location. The sons and male residents of Ghandrung, the biggest Gurung village in Nepal, have given their lives in service to the Gurkha Armies and security forces all over the world.
You have the afternoon free to relax or engage in optional activities like taking a tea break at the residence of a famous Gurkha soldier who might show you his Victoria Cross from the First or Second World Wars.
The campers will be joined by the Gurung women of the area for a village gathering in the evening where they will showcase their singing and dancing prowess. It's open to visitors to participate. It could be necessary for you to contribute to the dancing group. The six-hour trek is over. Overnight and dinner at Ghandrung.

After breakfast, head out of the village and descend through the landslide area and forests, following a steep descent on flagstone steps. For roughly two hours, the majority of the trail descends hillside until it reaches Shyauli Bazaar, a village of sporadically spaced 10-15 houses above the Modi Khola. Proceed to descend gradually, strolling alongside rivers and across terraced fields for approximately 45 minutes, until you reach the police checkpoint at Birethanti (1050 m), a sizable and bustling village. We have lunch at a picturesque location. It takes thirty more minutes to get to Naya Pul after lunch. The four-hour trek is over. Meet our representative when you arrive in Naya Pul, then board the waiting cars to travel to Pokhara for one and a half hours. You can take a well-earned nap for the remainder of the day.
Eve: Take a boat ride around Lake Phewa at sunset and eat at a lovely restaurant by the lake.

Proceed to the airport and take a flight back to Kathmandu after breakfast and hotel check-out. Witness views of the majestic Annapurna, Manaslu, and Ganesh Himalaya range during the thirty-minute flight. Meet at the airport in Kathmandu, offer assistance, and arrange for a transfer to the Hotel.
At 14:00, take a sightseeing tour of the historic Patan City. Patan, sometimes referred to as Lalitpur or the "city of fine arts," is located approximately five kilometers southeast of Kathmandu. Both Buddhist and Hindu temples can be found all over the city. Durbar sq\., which is the center of attention for tourists, is Patan's main tourist destination. The square is home to numerous historic mansions, temples, and shrines that are renowned for their fine carvings. Three main courtyards, or chowks, comprise the Patan Durbar: Mul Chowk in the center, Sundari Chowk, and Keshav Chowk. A magnificent example of stone architecture can be found at the heart of Sundari Chowk.

After breakfast transfer to the airport for final departure of rest tour in Nepal.
End pointDeparture, Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) त्रिभुवन विमानस्थल, त्रिभुवन विमानस्थल, Kathmandu, Bagmati Province, Nepal