• Early morning breakfast at the hotel and drive to Pokhara -the city of lakes and gateway to mountains. Pokhara is a beautiful town with a large lake and a splendid mountain backdrop. Time to enjoy some free time in Pokhara, wandering around the many shops and cafes. In your free time, opt to take a boat tour of Phewa Lake. Evening visit Phewa Tal, Tal means lake in Nepali. Phewa Tal is the largest lake in the valley and is best situated for boat rides, bird watching and photographing the scenic mountains. The excellent settings of the lake and the reflections of the Annapurna Mountains is something no visitors would like to miss during a boating trip.

  Transfers + Breakfast INCLUDED.

• Witness an epic sunrise over Sarangkot view: the most popular Himalayan viewpoint in Nepal. Here you will enjoy the boundless view of Pokhara Valley and the wonderful view of the mountains such as Annapurna Massif, Fishtail Mountain, Dhaulagiri range, and Manaslu. 

  Back to the hotel for breakfast then proceed for a full day sightseeing of Pokhara including:

  • Devi’s Fall
  • Gupteshwor Mahadev
  • Peace Pagoda

  Overnight stay at the hotel in Pokhara

  Transfers + Breakfast & City Tour INCLUDED.

• After breakfast, transfer to Chitwan National Park: Nepal’s oldest wildlife reserve and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The park is home to 68 recorded mammal species, including the one-horned rhino and the Bengal tiger, as well as hundreds of species of birds. Check in to your resort, followed by refreshments and briefing on the resort, its facilities and the programme of the days ahead.

  Today you will explore the Rapti river banks while watching a charming sunset over the jungle, followed by dinner and Tharu Cultural show by ethnic tribal people. 

  Transfer + Breakfast, Dinner & Jungle Activities INCLUDED.

   

• Spend the day exploring Chitwan National Park on a variety of excursions; activities differ depending on the season. Set out on a jeep safari through the grasslands and forests, seeking out rhinos, leopards, elephants, monkeys, and the elusive Bengal tiger. 

  Early wake up call before sunrise and an early start to the day with a Bird Watching Tour. After breakfast, board a traditional flat-bottomed boat for a river safari, keeping your eyes out for aquatic birds, crocodiles, and other riverine fauna. On the Canoe River Tour you will also pass by the Elephant Breeding center.

  After both tours, it’s lunchtime at the resort, some rest, followed by a visit to the National Park Visitor Center and Village Tour to an ethnic Tharu village.

  Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner + All Safari Tours INCLUDED.

   

• After breakfast at the resort, we will make our way back to Kathmandu, the Nepali capital city. Time to enjoy some free time in Kathmandu, wandering around the many shops and cafes or take a leisurely stroll around the bustling Thamel district. Thamel is a melting pot of cultures and tourists from around the world. Here you will find a huge variety of shops, handicraft stores, bookstores, antique stores, tourist facilities as well as hiking and mountaineering equipment shops.

  Transfer + Breakfast INCLUDED.

   

• Kathmandu, often known as the City of Temples, has a captivating blend of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Western cultures. The valley houses some of the major heritages listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. We will have a fully guided tour around Kathmandu’s most important landmarks, including Swayambunath (Monkey Temple), Boudnath, Pashupatinath (cremation temple), Patan Durbar square and Kathmandu Durbar square.

  Breakfast + City Tour INCLUDED.

   

• International flight departing 00.45. We will be picked up and transferred to the airport at 10.30pm.

  Airport transfers INCLUDED.

   

• The trekking level for this trip is beginner. Even for a first-timer, this trek is achievable if you make proper preparation prior to departure.

  The route is not paved and is likely to get rough, rocky, and gravel-strewn most of the time.

  For the duration of the 4 day trek, you will have to walk for about 5 – 6 hours every day on average. 

Whether you are an experienced trekker or a novice traveler, you must train well before joining our trekking trips. Since you’ll be walking through rough and rocky trails for 4 days, it is advisable to engage in cardio activities at least 2 months prior to the trek. Prepare yourself and maintain your physical fitness with activities like swimming, hiking, cycling, and running.

To make your life easier, we are offering a complimentary mountain climbing training plan to all our clients, designed by Ryan Mex.

The risk of AMS differs from person to person. It is recommended to trek at a slow and steady pace, instead of rushing to reach your destination. Most importantly, stay hydrated and drink as many fluids as possible to reduce the risk of AMS.

Yes, ofcourse. As long as you are in Kathmandu on the trip dates, you are free to arrive / leave whenever you want. It is best to let us know your plans so we can organize transfers accordingly.

Every trekker is required to make a travel insurance package which covers trekking. This is an absolute must for any of our expeditions.

During the trek, you will be spending your nights at the local tea houses that offer the best facilities available. You will be accommodated in deluxe quality teahouses in every overnight stop. We strive to select the cleanest, coziest and most comfortable tea houses available, however it is worth noting that rooms are not luxurious like the hotels around the city area.

During the rest of the trip, you will be staying in hand- picked Western style resorts which range between 3-4 star.

As we climb higher and higher, yes it gets very cold. The climb takes us from tropical climates to alpine climates, with varying temperatures between +25C and -0C. Refer to our recommended Climbing and Equipment Gear list.

In Nepal the power plug sockets are of type C. Type C is the normal ‘2 round pins’,  also known as the standard “Euro” plug.

Yes, most teahouses in the Everest region have electricity and do provide charging facilities. However, since they are solar-powered, the charging stations are available only for small electronic devices, such as mobile phones, portable chargers, cameras, and battery packs.

Bear in mind that sometimes charging facilities come at an additional cost, depending on the teahouse. It ranges from 1-5euros, increasing as you go higher during the trek.

During trekking, it is recommended to bring power bank to charge your devices.

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