Today, you will meet your guide, who will brief you on the tour. Your Kathmandu sightseeing will begin after breakfast. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kathmandu, including Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, and Patan Durbar Square. Visit the high Buddhist stupa of Swayambhunath, which is revered by both Hindus and Buddhists. Enjoy a 360-degree panorama of Kathmandu from Swayambhunath. According to mythology, Manjushri created Swayambhunath by emptying a lake that previously encompassed the Kathmandu Valley. It is commonly referred to as Monkey Temple due to the presence of monkeys in the region.

Your next stop is Pashupatinath, a prominent Hindu shrine devoted to Lord Shiva. The 5th-century pagoda-style temple is located behind the sacred River Bagmati. You could observe open cremations of Hindus on Arya Ghat, near the shrine. It is thought that individuals who are cremated here will go to heaven. Only Hindus are permitted to visit the temple, thus non-Hindus can view it from the eastern side of the river. Visit Boudhanath, the world's biggest stupa in Tibetan Buddhist culture. Pilgrims will light butter lamps and pray while circumnavigating the stupa. Folklore holds that the bones of Kasyapa Buddha are buried beneath the mound. Your next destination will be Kathmandu Durbar Square.

Visit Kathmandu's Durbar Square, which exhibits historic architecture. Kumari Bahal, the House of Nepal's Living Goddess, can be found at the Durbar Square. You will also view the Taleju Temple, a large statue of Kal Bhariav, Hanuman Dhoka, an ancient royal home, the Mahadev and Parvati temples, and more. Before returning to your hotel, take a stroll through the vibrant Durbar Square.

You will begin the day with a visit to Bhaktapur Durbar Square, which is also home to remarkable examples of traditional craftsmanship. Explore the Durbar Square, which includes the Golden Gate, Lion Gate, 55-windowed Palace, Natapola Temple, Statue of King Bhupatindra Malla, and Arty Galley. Visit Potter's Square, where you may see local potters create clay products in traditional methods.

In addition, you will visit Patan Durbar Square. Visit Patan's renowned Golden Temple, Kumbeshwor Temple, Krishna Temple, and Mahaboudha Temple. The medieval-era show in the Durbar plaza features elaborate sculptures in wood, metal, and stone. Visit the Patan Museum to see the beautifully carved windows, inherent roof trusses, and statues of gods and goddesses.

Duration: 3-4 hours

You will be heading to Daman, a popular hill station near Kathmandu that is around 80 kilometers (50 miles) southwest of the capital. It will take around three hours to get there from Kathmandu. Daman is an excellent vantage point for seeing the breathtaking vistas of the Himalayas. You may enjoy breathtaking views of the snow-capped mountains, including Mount Everest, Annapurna, Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, Langtang, Gauri Shankar, Cho Oyu, and Dorje Lakpa. Visit the iconic observation tower in Daman, which provides a 360-degree panorama of the Himalayan range.

Duration: 4-5 hours

Enjoy the picturesque trip from Daman to Chitwan. You'll get to witness Nepal's geographical variety. You will gradually descend from the highlands of Daman to the plains of Terai before arriving at Chitwan, which is located on the slopes of the Churiya highlands. Furthermore, you will notice a difference in weather and temperature.

You will travel around 135 kilometers/84 miles from Daman to Chitwan, which will take about 5 hours. Chitwan is home to Nepal's first national park, Chitwan National Park, which is rich in wildlife and vegetation. Check into your hotel room and unwind before the long day ahead.

Explore Chitwan National Park, which is home to species such as the Royal Bengal Tiger, leopards, deer, sloth bears, wild boars, and more. After breakfast, you'll go canoeing along the Rapti River, where you could spot crocodiles, including Marsh Muggers and Gharial, lounging. It is also a popular bird-watching area. Go on a jungle stroll through the cool and shaded forest, and then visit the elephant wash center.

Later in the afternoon, embark on an elephant safari. You will get the opportunity to witness one-horned rhinoceros, wild boar, monkeys, and other wildlife up close. Interacting with them allows you to better understand their cultural background. Before the local cultural event, take in the breathtaking sunset from the Rapti River's bank. Enjoy the Tharu community's distinctive native dance, Tharu Dance.

Duration: 5-6 hours

The day will begin with a visit to the Elephant Breeding Center in Sauraha. It is located around 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) from Chitwan. Watch the baby and mother elephants interact and play. You will also watch caregivers preparing food for the elephants. Return to your hotel and rest for a bit. In the afternoon, you will drive to Pokhara, often known as the City of Lakes.

Pokhara, a renowned tourist destination in Nepal, is approximately 84 kilometers (52 miles) from Chitwan National Park. Enjoy a magnificent 6-hour bus journey along the winding, steep roadway. Relax in your hotel room and retire for the day, knowing that a wonderful new day awaits.

Today you will be traveling to Pokhara and viewing several important attractions. Visit the famed Devis Falls, also known as Patale Chango. Watch as the water from this waterfall disappears along the hill's rocks into a 500-foot subterranean tunnel. Make your way to the Gupteshwor cave, a shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva. The dark, lengthy, and deep cave provides a fantastic opportunity to see natural wonders.

Visit the Bindhyabasini temple, which is devoted to the goddess Durga. The hilltop temple offers a magnificent view of the Himalayas. Visit the Tibetan Refugees Camp, which was established for the thousands of Tibetan refugees who settled here. It is a popular spot to buy souvenirs, with handcrafted jewelry, trinkets, and rugs on exhibit.

A visit to the Pokhara Regional Museum provides a deeper look at Pokhara's history and ancient culture. A modest arrangement at the display allows you to see items from many tribes, traditions, and lives. Fewa Lake is a must-see attraction on every Pokhara vacation. Go boating on the calm waters of the lake and take in the views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri hills. Visit the island temple of Tal Bahari, which is devoted to the goddess Durga.

Get up early to witness a magnificent dawn from the vantage point of Sarangkot. Enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views of the Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Annapurna mountains, as well as the Pokhara Valley. In the afternoon, visit the Peace Pagoda, also known as the Shanti Stupa, on Anadu Hill. The white pagoda stupa was created by Nipponzan Myohoji monks as a symbol of global peace. The stupa is notable for its view of the jade Fewa Lake against the backdrop of the Annapurna Range. The stupa's beauty and peacefulness make it well worth a visit.

Duration: 7 -8 hours

On this day, you will drive back to Kathmandu from Pokhara, which is approximately 204 kilometers/126 miles distant. It takes 7 to 8 hours to go to Kathmandu. Take a picturesque ride along the meandering steep roads, passing by hillside communities, terrace farms, lush hills, and snowy mountains. After arriving in Kathmandu, you must travel for around 1.5 hours to Nagarkot, which is roughly 28 kilometers/17.4 miles away.

Duration: 1 hours

Head to the lookout to see the breathtaking scenery of hilltop communities and the Himalayan mountain. The lengthy stretch of the Himalayas will enchant you, and on a clear day, you can even see Mount Everest. Watch the first beam of sunlight progressively transform the sky from pink, red, and orange to golden. Later, you will drive back to Kathmandu. Relax in your hotel room. Stroll around the streets and purchase mementos for your loved ones back home.

Today, you will say your goodbyes and travel back with unforgettable memories. A representative from Apricot Tours will drop you off at the airport a couple of hours before your flight.