Nepal Trek| Nepal Travel | Private Nepal Tour with Pyala Travel - Travel Program

Day 1 Arrival Kathmandu

Arrival in Kathmandu by flight at the capital of Nepal, at Nepal’s only International Airport, Tribhuvan Airport. The first day of tour is simply an arrival day with no pre – organized activities. Our representative will brief you about our company and general information, and the meeting time will be scheduled about the program during on the way to hotel.

Day 2 Kathmandu

Today yow will explore the city with the guide. Of course you will visit the Patan Durbar Square, Golden Temple, Patan Museum, Pashupatinath Temple and Boudhanath Stupa.
Patan Durbar Square: It is surrounded by a fascinating array of temples in different architectural styles. In Patan Durbar Square we will be also visiting Golden Temple and Patan Museum. Golden Temple – it is one of the best example of courtyard temple architecture. This temple is mixture of both Buddhist and Newari culture so it have its own religious believes like shoes and leather articles must be removed to enter the temple. Patan Museum – it is one of the royal palaces for the Malla kings of the Kathmandu valley which shows the beauty of Nepalese art and architecture.  
Pashupatinath Temple is one of the sacred Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva -national deity - Lord of animals. Pashupatinath Temple is on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites' since 1979. Pashupatinath is also one of the 14 places in the capital, where cremations take place. Hindus believe it is a performance of getting Nirvana, after death, as the Bagmati river eventually meets with the holy Ganges River. Along with various temples and monuments at the site, one can also see many Sadhus with their amusing avatars, imitating like Lord Shiva.
Boudhanath Stupa: One of the largest spherical stupas in Nepal with its distinctive architectural design; a stupa dome set above the Mandala base, Boudhanath Stupa is the faith-bowl for hundreds of pilgrims, who gather every day, around the stupa, to make a kora (ritual circumnavigation) of the dome. Tibetan monks in maroon robes with shaved heads wander the prayer-flag–decked streets while pilgrims spin prayer wheels and light-up butter lamp as their ritual devotion. There is an ancient belief that even if a person who has committed great sins, circles around the stupa, even once, shall granted one chance to atone for his sins.

Day 3 Drive to Pokhara

The drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara (205 km, 6 hours) is spectacular. You pass the mountains almost all the way. The first part of your route from Kathmandu to Pokhara passes beside the Trishuli River. This river originates in the Ganesh Himal and is famous for white water rafting. Pokhara is a place of remarkable natural beauty. This city is god gifted with different natural beauty like beautiful lakes, panoramic views of Himalayan Peaks, breath taking view of sun rise and sun set from Sarangkot. After reaching Pokhara and comfortably checked into our hotel, we have the opportunity to walk around the touristic street of Pokhara – Lakeside.

Day 4 Free day in Pokhara

Pokhara is a place of remarkable natural beauty. This city is god gifted with different natural beauty like beautiful lakes, panoramic views of Himalayan Peaks, breath taking view of sun rise and sun set from Sarangkot, four different popular caves – Mahendra Cave, Bat Cave, Gupteshwar Cave, Crystal Cave. This city also offers you  different adventure activities like zipflyer, paragliding, boating, hiking, trekking, sky tour (gliding), mountain biking.You may wander around the shops, restaurants or even time permitting walk by the Phewa Lake.

Day 5 Drive to Galeshor and Start trek to Bas Kharka (1525m)

Starting from Pokhara, you are driven (Appx. 3 hrs) to Galeshor via Beni, where you strat your trek. Heading up to Bas Kharka 3hrs from Galeshor, you pass scattered farmhouse, climbing through forest and then orange groves as you approach this attractive village. You will have time to explore this Magar village, maybe visit the school and health post. In season, enjoy the sweet oranges that grow on the hillsides here.

Day 6 Trek to Nangi (2300m)

Hike up through the forest to Danda Kaske where you stop for lunch. Overlooking the valleys, this is a great place to meet some of the local people and admire the views. After lunch, it is a leisurely walk to Nangi (2300m), the main village where you will spend the night. Here you can visit the school, see how the villagers make paper from the locally grown plants, visit a medicinal plant nursery and a number of other income-generating projects (4-5hrs).

Day 7 Trek to Mohare Hill (3300m)

Today (5-6hrs), you climb through forest with stunning views of the mountains. Up on the top of Mohare Danda you can see the Himalayas stretching as far as the eye can see, with close-up views of Machhapuchhare (Fish Tail Mountain) and Dhaulagiri. Surrounded by forest, do not be surprised to meet yaks grazing nearby. There is no village here but here is the highest wireless internet relay station in Nepal, providing internet to the remote villages.