The Kathmandu Valley comprises three ancient royal cities of Bhaktapur, Kathmandu and Patan (each listed as World Heritage sites) and have their own artistic palaces, ornate courtyards and unforgettable histories. You will cherish the walks through the cobbled lanes of the palace squares with a fascinating maze of temples, shrines, market places and the valley life revolving around them.

In 1984 the Royal Chitwan National Park in south-central Nepal, a 932 sq. km of subtropical lowlands of Saal forests, tall grasslands, ox-bow lakes and flood plains was added to World Heritage sites in Nepal. Lumbini in the south-west, the birthplace of the Lord Buddha, was added in 1997. The place of pilgrimage where the Indian Emperor Ashoka erected one of his own commemorative pillars and the archeological remains associated with the birth place of Lord Buddha is a historical landmark.

An eight-day comprehensive tour of the enchanting Kathmandu Valley visiting two of its three major cities. Out of the valley and over winding mountain highway you drive to the scenic Pokhara valley and while returning take a diversion for a wildlife experience at the Royal Chitwan National Park.  

The natural beauty of Pokhara in mid-west Nepal is simply bewitching. This valley is governed in the north by the majestic Annapurna massif, a glittering wall of ice rising above the tranquil lakes of this beautiful and quiet valley. The Chitwan National Park (932 sq. kms) in south-central Nepal is Asia`s best managed parks and is a home to 50 species of mammals, 55 species of amphibians and reptiles and 525 species of birds. Wildlife that thrive here include the one-horned Rhinoceros, the Royal Bengal Tiger, the Gaur, the Gharial, the Crocodile and the Gangetic Dolphin.

A famous Pilgrimage place