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Nepal's Luxury Adventure - Trek, Safari & Rafting

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US$ 1625 US$ 1300 /pp

Best Price

US$ 1300

Duration

12 Days

Destination

Nepal

Best Season

Mar - May & Sep - Nov

Difficulty Level

Moderate

Max Altitude

3210 m

Activity

Tour & Trekking

Transportation

Luxury Vehicles & Aero plane

  • Kathmandu’s Magic – Lose yourself in the buzz of ancient temples, hidden courtyards, and street markets full of color. This city doesn’t just show you Nepal’s history—it lets you feel it.
  • Rafting with a Rush – Splash through the Trishuli River’s rapids, laughing as cold water hits your face, then float past green valleys with the Himalayas watching over you.
  • Safari Like Nowhere Else – Chitwan’s jungles are alive—jeep rides at dusk, rhinos grazing by the river, and if you’re lucky, a tiger’s golden eyes flashing in the undergrowth.
  • Poon Hill’s Golden Sunrise – Trek through misty trails, past teahouses with warm smiles, then watch the sun turn Annapurna into a sea of fire at dawn. Worth every step.
  • Ghandruk’s Quiet Charm – Time slows here. Stone houses, elders spinning prayer wheels, kids giggling as they play—this is the Nepal you’ll dream about later.
  • Pokhara’s Peace – Paddle on the lake at sunset, sip masala tea with mountain views, and realize why everyone calls this place Nepal’s soul.
  • A Flight You’ll Never Forget – That 25-minute hop from Pokhara to Kathmandu? You’ll press your face to the window the whole time—snow peaks so close, you’ll swear you could touch them.
  • Comfort After Adventure – Hot showers, cozy beds, and cold drinks waiting after a day of exploring. Because you should only rough it when you want to.
  • Food That Tells Stories – From smoky street skewers to home-cooked dal bhat in a village kitchen—every meal feels like a celebration.
  • People Who Feel Like Friends – The guide who laughs at your jokes, the grandma who teaches you to spin wool, the kids who photobomb your pics—they’re the real magic of Nepal.

Imagine this: One minute you’re screaming with joy as your raft crashes through the Trishuli River’s wild rapids, icy Himalayan water splashing your face. The next, you’re holding your breath in a jungle jeep as a massive one-horned rhino strolls past, close enough to see its wrinkled skin. This isn’t just any trip—this is Nepal’s Luxury Adventure with Explore Nepal Trekking, one of Nepal’s most trusted travel companies, where every day serves up a fresh, unforgettable experience.

Let’s start in Kathmandu—a whirlwind of ringing temple bells, spicy street food smells, and colorful market chaos. You’ll devour your first plate of steaming momos (trust us, you’ll crave them forever) before escaping to Pokhara, where mornings mean coffee by the lake as the clouds part to reveal the jaw-dropping Fishtail Mountain. Then the real fun begins. Our expert rafting guides (some with 30+ years of experience) will have you laughing through Class III-IV rapids, then lounging on river rocks with a picnic lunch like a scene from an adventure movie.

Next up: Chitwan National Park, where luxury lodges replace soggy tents. Picture yourself sipping a cold drink on your porch, listening to the jungle’s evening chorus, then heading out at dawn to spot tigers, elephants, and neon-colored birds. The local Tharu community will blow your mind with firelit dances and stories about living alongside wild animals for centuries.

Then, we swap jeeps for hiking boots in the Annapurna foothills. In Ghandruk village, you’ll meet Gurung families—many with ancestors who were legendary Gurkha soldiers—and wander through 800-year-old stone villages where time feels frozen. The Poon Hill sunrise hike is worth the 4 AM wake-up call: watching the Annapurna range turn from pink to gold as the sun rises is a moment you’ll replay in your head for years.

Why choose Explore Nepal Trekking? Because luxury here means:

There is No sketchy hostels—just comfy hotels with hot showers and mountain views. They provides the Private rides (no cramming into crowded buses). The Guides who feel like friends, not just instructors—they’ll take you to secret viewpoints and know which teahouse makes the best apple pie.

The perfect mix of heart-pounding adventure and chill-out time

But the real magic? The little moments: Kids giggling “Namaste!” as you pass, sharing a jug of homemade millet beer with village elders, or that first glimpse of snow-capped peaks that literally takes your breath away. This isn’t a cookie-cutter tour—it’s living Nepal with all five senses. The taste of yak cheese, the sound of prayer wheels spinning, the smell of jungle rain, the feel of accomplishment after nailing that hike.

You’ll go home with stories, not just photos:

That time your raft almost flipped (but your guide just winked)

The jungle tracker who could call birds like a Disney princess

The grandma who taught you to spin a prayer wheel “for good luck”

Explore Nepal Trekking has spent decades perfecting this trip. They know when to push you (“Yes, you CAN hike that last mile!”) and when to spoil you (post-trek massages, anyone?). Everything’s handled—meals, permits, even your water bottle is always full. No stress, no surprises—just pure, life-changing adventure.Nepal leaves everyone different—whether you find courage on the rapids, peace in the mountains, or joy in its people’s smiles. Ready to answer the call?

Why Choose Explore Nepal Trekking

Trusted Nepal Experts - We're one of Nepal's most reliable trekking companies with years of experience. Check our 5-star reviews - most travelers love their trips so much they come back again! 
Affordable Luxury - Enjoy premium 4-5 star hotels, cozy mountain lodges, and private AC transport without overspending. We include special touches that make your trip memorable. 
Perfect Adventure Mix - Our well-planned trips combine trekking, safaris, rafting and culture. No rigid schedules - we customize to match how you want to travel. 
Local Guide Friends - You'll get knowledgeable Nepali guides who feel like friends. They know all the secret spots, speak great English, and genuinely care about your experience. 
Hassle-Free Travel - We handle all the boring stuff (permits, logistics) so you can relax. Our local connections mean smoother service everywhere you go. 
Special Experiences - We'll take you to authentic local eateries, arrange unique cultural encounters, and give honest tips to enhance your trip.

Best Season For Visit this Trek 

• Spring (March-May) - Nature's Grand Show - Imagine crisp mornings with crystal-clear views of the Himalayas, comfortable daytime temperatures perfect for trekking, and jungles alive with activity for your safari. This is when Nepal puts on its best display - rhododendron forests bloom in fiery red hues, wildlife emerges in Chitwan, and rivers offer ideal rafting conditions without being too wild. 
• Autumn (September-November) - The Gold Standard - Picture postcard-perfect days with unlimited mountain visibility, harvest festivals bringing villages to life, and trails at their most stable. After monsoon clears the dust, you'll get the clearest Everest views from flights, plus comfortable temperatures that make both trekking and jungle safaris absolutely delightful. 
• Winter (December-February) - Only for the Brave - While Kathmandu stays pleasant, higher elevations become challenging with heavy snow blocking trails, bone-chilling temperatures at night, and frequent flight cancellations due to poor visibility. Unless you're specifically seeking winter trekking adventures (with proper gear), most luxury experiences aren't at their best. 
• Monsoon (June-August) - When Nepal Takes a Shower - Constant rains transform trails into slippery challenges, leeches appear in jungle areas, and cloud cover stubbornly hides those famous mountain views. Landslides can disrupt travel plans, and many animals retreat during heavy rains, making wildlife spotting much harder. Some rafting becomes dangerously intense 
during peak flows.

How to Prepare for Your Luxury Nepal Tour & Trek 

 1. Physical Preparation 
● Get Fit for Adventure – The tour combines trekking, safaris, and rafting, so some physical prep helps. Try: 
○ Cardio & endurance training (walking, hiking, cycling) 
○ Strength exercises (squats, lunges) for mountain trails 
○ Stair climbing to prepare for uphill/downhill walks 
○ No need to be an athlete—just comfortable with moderate activity 
2. Packing Smart for Different Climates 
● Mountain Areas (Trekking) – Cold mornings/nights, warm days 
○ Layered clothing (thermal base, fleece, waterproof jacket) 
○ Good hiking boots (broken in!) and wool socks 
○ Sunglasses, sunscreen, hat (high-altitude sun is strong) 
● Chitwan (Safari) – Hot & humid 
○ Light, breathable clothes (long sleeves for jungle protection) 
○ Comfortable walking shoes & a hat 
● Pokhara & Kathmandu – Mild weather (spring/autumn) 
○ Casual clothes + a light jacket for evenings 
3. Essential Gear to Bring 
● Must-Haves: 
○ Daypack (for daily essentials during hikes/safaris) 
○ Reusable water bottle (stay hydrated!) 
○ Camera/phone (you’ll want to capture everything!) 
○ Power bank (some lodges have limited charging) 
● First Aid & Health: 
○ Basic meds (painkillers, altitude sickness tablets, band-aids) 
○ Hand sanitizer & wet wipes (useful in remote areas) 
4. Permits & Logistics (We Handle These!) 
● No stress! Vyas Trek Nepal arranges all permits, tickets, and bookings. 
● Just bring your passport & travel insurance details. 
5. Final Tips 
● Break in your shoes before the trip (blisters ruin the fun!) 
● Pack light but smart – luxury lodges have amenities, but trekking requires 
essentials. 
● Stay flexible – weather can change quickly in the mountains. 

Prefer a more raw, adventurous approach to Nepal’s great outdoors? Dive into the Nepal’s Adventure Combo , featuring intense white-water rafting on the Kali Gandaki and a classic jungle safari , perfect for energetic explorers on a tighter budget.

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Included:
  • Private airport transfers and all ground transport – You’ll be picked up and dropped off at the airport in a private vehicle, and all travel during the trip (including hotel transfers and road journeys) will be in a comfortable private car/van.
  • 4-star hotels in Kathmandu, Chitwan, and Pokhara – Stay in luxury accommodations like Hotel Mulberry/Barahi (Kathmandu), Green Park/Green Mansions (Chitwan), and Mount Kailash/Barahi (Pokhara) with twin/double sharing rooms. During rafting, you’ll stay at a riverside resort, and on the trek, you’ll get the best available lodges.
  • Daily breakfast at all hotels + full meals in Chitwan & rafting lunch – Enjoy breakfast every morning at your hotels. In Chitwan, all meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) are included, and lunch is provided during your rafting adventure.
  • Private vehicle for road travel + Pokhara to Kathmandu flight – No crowded buses; you’ll travel in a private car/van throughout. A scenic domestic flight from Pokhara back to Kathmandu is also included.
  • Chitwan jungle safari activities – Experience thrilling jeep safaris, peaceful canoe rides, bird watching, and guided jungle walks in Chitwan National Park.
  • White-water rafting with full safety gear – Get high-quality rafting equipment (life jacket, helmet, paddle) and expert guides for a safe and exciting adventure.
  • All necessary trekking permits & TIMS card – We handle all paperwork, including the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) card.
  • Expert English-speaking trekking guide & porters – A professional guide will lead your trek, and porters (1 for every 2 trekkers) will carry up to 15 kg of your luggage to make hiking easier.
  • Trekking gear provided – Get a duffel bag, trekking map, and sleeping bag (if needed) for a comfortable journey.
  • Sightseeing in Kathmandu & Pokhara with entry fees covered – Explore cultural landmarks with all entrance tickets included.
  • Special farewell dinner with Nepali cultural show – End your trip with a delicious traditional meal and live dance performances in Kathmandu.
  • All taxes and service charges included – No hidden fees; everything is taken care of for a hassle-free experience.
Excluded:
  • International flights – You'll need to book and pay for your own flights to/from Kathmandu (Tribhuvan International Airport).
  • Nepal visa fees – You'll pay for your tourist visa on arrival (about 30 for 15 days, 30 for 15 days,50 for 30 days, or $125 for 90 days).
  • Travel insurance – You must arrange your own insurance covering medical emergencies, high-altitude rescue, and trip cancellations (very important for trekking!).
  • Extra hotel nights – If you arrive early, stay longer, or get delayed (due to weather/flights), any additional hotel stays in Kathmandu or Pokhara are your responsibility.
  • Most meals – Only breakfast is included at hotels (except in Chitwan, where all meals are covered). You’ll pay for lunches, dinners, and snacks during the trek, in Kathmandu, and Pokhara.
  • Personal spending – This includes drinks (alcohol, bottled water, coffee/tea), laundry, phone calls, Wi-Fi, souvenirs, and shopping.
  • Tips for staff – Tipping guides, porters, drivers, and rafting crews is appreciated but optional.
  • Optional activities – Fun extras like paragliding, ultralight flights, zip-lining, or boating in Pokhara cost extra if you choose to do them.
  • Personal trekking gear – You’ll need to bring (or rent) your own hiking boots, clothes, and backpack (though a duffel bag and sleeping bag are provided if needed).
  • Health preparations – Vaccinations (like Hepatitis A/Typhoid) and medical check-ups before your trip aren’t included.

Time :
20-30 minutes
Max Altitude :
1400 m
Your journey begins as you land at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. After completing visa formalities, our friendly representative will greet you and transfer you to your hotel. If you have energy left, take an optional stroll through Thamel, Kathmandu’s lively tourist hub, filled with colorful shops, cafes, and a buzzing atmosphere. Rest well for the exciting days ahead.

Time :
5 hours
Max Altitude :
1400 m
Today, explore Kathmandu’s spiritual and cultural gems. Start at Swayambhunath Stupa (the "Monkey Temple"), perched on a hill with sweeping city views. Next, visit Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO site with ancient palaces and temples. Witness Hindu rituals at Pashupatinath Temple, a sacred riverside shrine. End at Boudhanath Stupa, a massive Buddhist monument surrounded by prayer wheels and monks. Immerse yourself in Nepal’s rich heritage.

Time :
3 hours
Max Altitude :
600 m
After breakfast, take a scenic 3-hour drive to Charaudi, the starting point for your rafting adventure. Feel the thrill as you navigate Class II-III rapids on the Trishuli River, surrounded by lush hills and local villages. Enjoy a riverside lunch before settling into Siddhartha Riverside Resort for a peaceful night by the water.

Time :
3 hours
Max Altitude :
415 m
Leave the river behind and drive to Chitwan National Park, Nepal’s famous wildlife sanctuary. Check into your jungle resort and relax. In the evening, opt for a traditional Tharu cultural dance performance, where locals showcase their vibrant music and dance. Get ready for a wild day tomorrow!

Time :
Whole Day
Max Altitude :
415 m
Wake up for an exciting day in Chitwan. Glide along the river on a canoe ride, spotting birds and maybe even crocodiles. Take a guided jungle walk to learn about the forest’s flora and fauna. Later, hop on a jeep safari to search for rhinos, deer, and if you're lucky, the elusive Bengal tiger. Return to the resort to unwind and share stories of your wildlife encounters.

Time :
5 hours
Max Altitude :
822 m
Bid farewell to Chitwan and embark on a picturesque drive to Pokhara, Nepal’s serene lakeside city. The journey winds through hills, rivers, and charming villages. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and enjoy free time—stroll along Phewa Lake, admire the sunset over the Himalayas, or relax at a café.

Time :
3 hours
Max Altitude :
1960 m
After breakfast, take a 3-hour drive to Ulleri, where your trek begins. Hike for about 3 hours through lush rhododendron forests, passing waterfalls and small villages. Reach Ghorepani, a cozy mountain village, and settle into a traditional lodge. Enjoy the crisp mountain air and prepare for an early sunrise hike tomorrow.

Time :
5-6 Hours
Max Altitude :
3210 m
Rise before dawn for a magical hike to Poon Hill (3,210m). As the sun rises, watch the golden light paint the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges—a breathtaking sight! After soaking in the views, trek 5-6 hours to Tadapani, surrounded by towering peaks and dense forests. Rest your legs and enjoy the peaceful mountain vibes.

Time :
1940 m
Max Altitude :
5-6 Hours
Descend through forests and terraced fields to Ghandruk, a beautiful Gurung village. Explore its stone houses, visit the Gurung Museum, and learn about local traditions. Later, drive back to Pokhara (3 hours) and enjoy a relaxed evening by Phewa Lake—perfect for a boat ride or lakeside dinner.

Time :
4-5 Hours
Max Altitude :
812 m
Discover Pokhara’s highlights today. Visit Bindabasini Temple, a hilltop shrine with great views, and marvel at Devi’s Falls, where water vanishes underground. Explore Gupteshwor Cave, a sacred underground cavern. The afternoon is free—try paragliding over the lake, relax, or shop for souvenirs.

Time :
25 min flight
Max Altitude :
1400 m
Take a short, scenic flight back to Kathmandu, enjoying aerial views of the Himalayas. Use your free time for last-minute shopping in Thamel or revisiting favorite spots. In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner with a lively Nepali cultural show, celebrating the end of your incredible journey.

Time :
20-30 minutes
Max Altitude :
1400 m
After breakfast, our team will transfer you to the airport for your flight home. Take with you unforgettable memories of Nepal’s mountains, wildlife, and warm hospitality. Safe travels!
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Nepal's Luxury Adventure - Trek, Safari & Rafting Availability
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Our package covers 4-5 star hotels in cities and the best lodges during the trek, with daily meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) featuring authentic Nepali and international dishes. You’ll travel in private AC vehicles, with domestic flights (if needed), and enjoy guided tours, trekking, jungle safari, rafting, permits, and entry fees. An experienced English-speaking guide, porters for trekking, and 24/7 support ensure a smooth experience.

The trek is moderately challenging but beginner-friendly, requiring decent f itness. You’ll walk 4-5 hours daily (Poon Hill section) with scenic breaks—no technical climbing. Pre-trek training like walking or light cardio is recommended for comfort.

Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are ideal, offering clear skies, mild weather, and stunning mountain views. Avoid monsoon (June-August: heavy (December-February: cold/snow).

Bring layered clothing (thermal, fleece, waterproof jacket), trekking pants, and sturdy shoes. Essentials include sunglasses, sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, and a power bank. Don’t forget a camera, basic meds, hand sanitizer, and a 20-30L daypack. A full packing list is shared after booking.

The itinerary includes acclimatization days, and guides monitor your health, adjusting the pace if needed. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol, and consult your doctor about carrying Diamox as a precaution.

We handle all trek permits and park fees—just share your passport details. For visas, you can get one on arrival in Nepal (or online) with USD cash and passport photos.

Enjoy diverse meals like Nepali dal bhat, pasta, soups, and fresh fruits. Vegan, gluten-free, or halal options are available—just let us know in advance.

Cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara have reliable Wi-Fi and power, but mountain lodges offer limited electricity (charging spots available for a small fee). A portable charger and local SIM (Ncell/NTC) are recommended.

We allow free date changes with prior notice and provide emergency support for flight delays or last-minute adjustments.

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