The Wild Side of Nepal

Land in Kathmandu and head straight into the hills of Nagarkot. Cross a long suspension bridge and hike to a hidden waterfall—your first taste of wild Nepal.

Watch the sun rise over the Himalayas before flying to Pokhara. Visit Nepal’s oldest temple, wander through the Mountain Museum, and kayak across Phewa Lake at dusk.

Start with sunrise at Kahun Danda, then realign with a singing bowl sound session. Walk through forests, climb to the Peace Pagoda, and end in the echoing stillness of limestone caves.

Choose your kind of adventure—paragliding, rafting, ziplining—before heading to a quiet mountain village, where dinner is fresh from the garden and the stars feel close.

Fly to Chitwan and dive into the rhythms of forest life. Sunset cycling through Tharu villages ends with a tribal dance by firelight.

Spot rhinos, birds, and maybe even a tiger on a jeep safari. Later, canoe along the Rapti River as the forest changes colour with the falling sun.

Leave the jungle behind for Bandipur, a hill town lost in time. Trek to Siddha Gufa—the largest cave in Nepal—before strolling cobbled lanes at dusk.

Return to Kathmandu and circle Boudhanath Stupa, spin the wheels, and take in lunch with a rooftop view. Wrap up your day with a food tour through the alleys of Thamel.

Roam the carved courtyards of Bhaktapur and Patan, where the past still breathes. End with sunset at Swayambhunath—prayer flags fluttering, city lights blooming below.

Your journey ends, but the rhythm stays—temple bells, mountain trails, jungle silence, and kindness woven into every memory. Until next time, Nepal.