08 Nights / 09 Days
Package Price :₹45,000.00/-Per Person
Booking Price :₹ 45,000.00/- Per Person
Location: Kathmandu, Pokhara, Lumbini, Chitwan, Nagarkot
Overview
Honeymoon tour actually speaks about the unspoken words between the lovers. Romantic honeymoon destinations actually offer incredible memories to cherish for a lifetime. The newly married couple always looks after such a romantic honeymoon destination to rekindle their love life. Nepal is an ideal honeymoon destination for the couple who want to express their love close to nature. The marvelous architectural monuments, lofty mountains, serene lakes, pagodas, and spirituality have made this honeymoon destination ideal for all couples. This South East Asian country offers some wonderful breathtaking locations to capture memories for a lifetime. The destination that offers a complete blend of spirit and mind can bring out the special moments for the couple.
Nepal Visa:
Indian Passport holders does not require Nepal Visa but they must carry either passport or Voters ID. For Foreigners - they can get Nepal Visa upon arrival at Airport or apply online to avoid long queue.
Day by Day Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival at Kathmandu
Day 2: Kathmandu sightseeing
Day 3: Kathmandu to Pokhara
Day 4: Pokhara sightseeing
Day 5: Pokhara to Lumbini
Day 6: Lumbini to Chitwan
Day 7: Chitwan sightseeing
Day 8: Chitwan to Nagarkot
Day 9: Departure
Day 1: Arrival at Kathmandu
Meal: Complimentary breakfast
Altitude: 1400m
Distance: Around the city
Mode of transport: Non A/C vehicle
After reaching Tribhuvan International airport, our driver will pick you up from the entrance gate. After reaching the hotel, you will be given a welcome drink. Kathmandu is the city that shows a complete blend of ancient and modern lifestyle. The amazing color palate of the city, traditional practices, ancient ruins, monuments, and spiritual sites will completely make your short stay in the city the best. At night you can stroll around the streets of Thamel. The beauty of nightlife, casino and Nepal delicacies will make a perfect first night for you in the foreign land. At night you will be staying in Kathmandu.
Day 2: Kathmandu sightseeing
Meal: Complimentary breakfast
Altitude: 1400m
Distance: Around the city
Mode of transport: Non A/C vehicle
Today you will be starting your day with sightseeing of the capital city.
Boudhanath Stupa is one of the largest stupas located in Nepal. This stupa is listed under the world’s heritage sites made by UNESCO. This stupa route was used earlier as the trade route to enter the Kathmandu valley. It stands as a symbol of peace. This pilgrimage site is quite famous among the Buddhist followers. The Licchavi kings built this monument in the 14th century after the demise of Lord Buddha. The followers offer their prayers in the stupa. The Nepalese calls this stupa ChortenGhenpo that mean the great stupa. The refugees from China migrated to Kathmandu and from that time onwards the place became an important site.
Pashupatinath temple is one of the most important Hindu pilgrimage sites located on the banks of River Bagmati. It is believed to be 12 jyotirlingas all across India. In the temple, the head of Lord Shiva is placed. It is the soulful reasons for the Hindus to go to this place. The idol of the temple is the mukhalinga covered by the serpent. The linga has four faces that are looking at the four directions. If you are an ardent lover of art and architecture then you will be completely amazed by the wooden craft design of the temple wall.
After taking lunch, you will be driving to Patan Durbar Square. This place is located in the Lalitpur district of Nepal. It has the impacts of Newar architecture. You will find out the squared shaped floor made of red bricks. The Malla kings built this area. You will be completely thrilled to look at these architectural structures.
You next halt will be Hiranya Varna Mahavihar. It is the golden colored monastery located in Patan district of Nepal. In this monastery, you can feed the rats. King BhaskarVarman built this pagoda for the respect of Shakyamuni Buddha. In the monastery, you will find the beautiful golden image along with a prayer wheel.
Next, you will be going to Golden Temple Mahabouddha for its marvelous carvings on the wall. This monument was built in the 14th century with clay bricks. This temple was built under the influence of the Shikhara style. You will find beautiful works on terracotta covering the image of Lord Buddha. This temple is built following the architecture of Mahabouddha temple located in Bodhgaya.
Stay overnight in Kathmandu.
Day 3: Kathmandu to Pokhara
Meal: Complimentary breakfast
Altitude: 1400m
Distance: 205km (6hours)
Mode of transport: Non A/C vehicle
Today you will be driving to Pokhara. It will be a perfect dreamland for the newlywed couple. One can get the marvelous panoramic view of the Himalayan ranges. The serenity of Phewa Lake and the beautiful reflection of the mountains on the water of the lake will give you a soothing sensation. The extravagance of the location will make it heaven for the couple. On your drive, you will be seeing the beautiful mountainous landscapes. You will be amazed by the sight of the surroundings. In the evening you can engage in boating on Phewa Lake with the beautiful glimpse of mountains around you. At night you will be staying at Pokhra.
Day 4: Pokhara sightseeing
Meal: Complimentary breakfast
Distance: Around the city
Mode of transport: Non A/C vehicle
Early morning the tour guide will come and pick you up from the hotel. Then you will be going to Sarangkot for the beautiful view of sunrise across the Mt. Annapurna. Start your morning, with the amazing panoramic view of the mountains. After coming back to the hotel, you will have breakfast.
Sunrise and mountains always share a soulful relation. You will get a picturesque canvas in front of your sight in Sarangkot. When the first rays of morning sun will fall on your face, you will internalize the famous view of the rising sun in the mountains. It will be a breathtaking moment for every traveler when the sunrise behind the snow-clad mountains of Himalayas. After enjoying such a memorable sight, you will be driving back to the hotel.
After taking breakfast, today you will be going for sightseeing around Pokhara. You will be visiting Bindebasini temple at first. It is one of the earliest temples located in the city of Pokhara. Kaski rulers built this temple. Goddess Durga is the prime deity of the temple. You will get a complete view of the Himalayas as well from this region. In the area of the local bazaar, you will find out the temple. With the visit to the temple, you will be visiting the old bazar premises as well. You will also go for visiting a waterfall called PataleChongo, located around 2kms away in the southwest direction of Pokhara. In the summers and monsoons, you will get the view of the gushing water falling from the waterfall. Next, you will be visiting the Gupteshwar cave, located just on the opposite side of the fall. If you are an ardent lover of architecture, then you will find this cave fascinating due to its natural forms made out of the deposits of limestone. You cannot take photographs in the premises of the caves. You will stay overnight at the hotel.
Stay overnight in Pokhara.
Day 5: Pokhara to Lumbini
Meal: Complimentary breakfast
Altitude: 150m
Distance: 170km(6hrs)
Mode of transport: Non A/C vehicle
Today you will be driving to one of the most celebrated pilgrimage sites in Nepal. The Buddhist pilgrims aim to visit the beautiful city of Lumbini for its religious significance. It is the pious land where Lord Buddha took birth. The pilgrims of different religious beliefs come across to visit spiritual sites. Lumbini comes under one of such sites quite famous among the Buddhist pilgrims. You will be thrilled to roam around the places where the enlightened one Lord Buddha had roamed in his childhood days. The mythology and history fanatics will love the holy spirits of the space.
In the Terai region of southern Nepal, Lumbini is located. In 623 BC, Lord Buddha took birth in this sacred place. Buddhism and the Mauryan Empire shared an interconnected relationship. You will find those historical inscriptions in the garden of Lumbini. Emperor Ashoka erected pillars with detailed inscriptions of Buddhism on the walls. Mauryan emperor Ashoka after the bloodshed of the Kalinga war preached the teachings of Buddha all across the wall. In the garden complex of Lumbini, you will find Ashokan pillar with its antique inscriptions written in Pali and Brahmi script dated back in 3rd century BC.
A large number of archeological surveys were conveyed in this location to gather significant proofs. The archeological relics proved Lumbini as one of the major pilgrimage centers in Buddhism. The government of Nepal restored all these antique properties and exhibited them as one of the popular sites in front of world tourism.
At night you will stay overnight over there.
Day 6: Lumbini to Chitwan
Meal: Complimentary breakfast
Altitude: 415m
Distance: 86km (3hours)
Mode of transport: Non A/C vehicle
Today you will be driving to Chitwan. In comparison with other locations, you will be going out of your comfort zone to enjoy the wilderness of Chitwan national park. While traveling to Nepal, one should definitely travel to this UNESCO’s world heritage site. The peaceful surroundings, lush green lands, the enchanting chirping of birds and views of endangered species will be an amazing experience for you. After reaching Chitwan you can go for canoe riding on Rapti River. Enjoying the splendid view of the sunset on the river will be a memory to be cherished for a lifetime. From Sauraha many tourists engage in canoeing to reach another place called Jagatpur. If you are lucky enough, then you can get the view of crocodile bathing on the banks of the river. At night you will be enjoying the Nepalese delicacies.
Day 7: Chitwan sightseeing
Meal: Complimentary breakfast
Distance: Around the city
Mode of transport: Non A/C vehicle
Today you can relive your wild fantasies in the deep jungles of Chitwan. If you are an ardent nature lover then this place will definitely give you inner peace. You can visit a small town called Sauraha located near Rapti River. You will definitely get a budget plan for your safari. Traveling to Chitwan Park will remain incomplete without taking an elephant ride. Many tourists are quite scared for safety issues, but you can actually feel royalty at the back of these wild elephants. While taking this exciting ride, you can encounter endangered species of flora and fauna.
Elephant bathing is also another activity quite famous among tourists. You will feel at the top of the world while taking bath from the splashing out of the trunks. It is quite an enjoyable sight for the tourists. You can also indulge in bird watching. If you are traveling during winters, then you can see different migratory birds as well. You can go to a lake called Bish HajarT aal as well. Here you will find out different species of reptiles.
In the evening, you will go for the cultural show as arranged from our side. Mostly this culture show is designed to introduce the tourists with the ethnic cultural practices of Nepal. The fire dance and stick dance have been quite famous among the tourists as they show the root of ethnic cultural practices. You will have authentic Nepali dishes over here for dinner.
Day 8: Chitwan to Nagarkot
Meal: Complimentary breakfast
Altitude: 2175m
Distance: 115km (4hrs)
Mode of transport: Non A/C vehicle
Today you will enjoy the beautiful sights of the landscapes while driving to Nagarkot. Driving across the trails of mountainous terrains always give the opportunity to enjoy the beauty of nature. It is an amazing experience to see the sunset in the mountains. While driving on the road, you will get a pleasant view of sudden changes in your journey. The dusky sunlit sight will captivate your sight. You will treasure beautiful images of mountains both in sunrise and sunset for a lifetime.
While driving you can see how beautiful the crimson red colored sky will engulf you. You will feel the beauty of nature at its peak. The enigmatic sight of sunset will engrave in your mind forever. At night you will be staying at Nagarkot
Nagarkot is believed to be the paradise for the honeymooners. As you have already explored the cultural and traditional practices of the country now it is time to unravel the beauty of nature. In your short trip to Nagarkot, you will be amazed only the stunning views of snow-covered Himalayan ranges. The wonderful landscapes will be treasured in your memories for a lifetime.
Day 9: Departure
Meal: Complimentary breakfast
Distance: 30km (2hrs)
Mode of transport: Non A/C vehicle
Today you will be driving back to Kathmandu to board the international flight for homebound. We believe in making a relationship for a lifetime and we always find opportunities to capture the best moments for our honeymooners.
Food
While traveling to an alien land, the travelers are always inquisitive in treating the taste buds well. In terms of Nepalese delicacies, one will find out a complete blend of Tibetan cuisine and Indian cuisine at the same time. Are you a foodie? Then exotic land can offer you to try distinctive dishes. In terms of cuisine, you will find remarkable flavor. Like Indian dishes, you can try rice, curries, lentil soup as one of the major staple foods. Momos are also famous among the tourists in the streets of Nepal. Whether it is veg or non-veg, you can actually treat your taste buds with the authentic Tibetan cuisine. You can also enjoy Newari cuisine in the valley of Kathmandu. If you are into culinary studies, then you will definitely explore different dishes of ethnic groups. Aloo and Bara are quite famous among the locals. Yomari is also another quite celebrated dish mostly made during Newar festival called Yomari Punhi. This festival occurs during the months at the completion of the rice harvest. Yomari is a sweet dish in a form of bun with infused coconut, sesame seeds, and molasses. You can also try falafels in the busy streets of Thamel. The ravishing smell of the street stalls of Thamel will engage you in having a mouthful of these Doner Kebabs.
1. How far is Nagarkot from Kathmandu?
Nagarkot is located approximately 32 kilometers (20 miles) from Kathmandu, and it takes about 1.5 to 2.5 hours by car, depending on the road conditions and traffic.
2. How do I get from Kathmandu to Nagarkot?
By private vehicle: You can hire a private taxi, car, or van. This is the most convenient and comfortable option, especially for families or groups.
By local bus: You can take a local bus from Kathmandu to Bhaktapur and then another bus to Nagarkot. This option is cheaper but less comfortable.
By bike/scooter: If you're adventurous, renting a bike or scooter is also an option, though be prepared for some steep and winding roads.
3. What is the best time to visit Nagarkot?
The best time to visit Nagarkot is during the autumn (September to November) and spring (March to May) seasons. These months offer clear skies, beautiful mountain views, and mild weather. Winter (December to February) can be cold, while summer (June to August) might be rainy.
4. What can I do in Nagarkot?
Sunrise & Sunset Views: Nagarkot is famous for its breathtaking views of the sunrise and sunset over the Himalayas, including Mount Everest on clear days.
Hiking: There are several hiking trails in the area that lead through villages, forests, and offer panoramic views of the valley and mountains.
Visit Nagarkot View Tower: This is one of the most popular spots for a panoramic view of the entire Kathmandu Valley and distant peaks.
Mountain Biking: The region offers great trails for mountain biking.
5. How long should I stay in Nagarkot?
Most visitors typically spend 1 to 2 days in Nagarkot. This allows you to enjoy the sunrise and sunset views, take some short hikes, and relax in the peaceful atmosphere. If you're an avid hiker, you could stay a bit longer.
6. Is Nagarkot safe for tourists?
Yes, Nagarkot is generally considered safe for tourists. However, like any travel destination, it's wise to be cautious of your belongings and be aware of your surroundings, especially when traveling by public transportation or hiking alone.
7. Is Nagarkot suitable for families with kids?
Yes, Nagarkot is a great destination for families. The area is peaceful and offers a chance for kids to enjoy nature and the beautiful views. However, you should be prepared for the winding roads if you're traveling by car.
8. What are the accommodation options in Nagarkot?
There are a variety of accommodation options in Nagarkot, ranging from budget guesthouses to mid-range hotels and luxury resorts. Some popular choices include:
Hotel at the Viewpoint: For the best views and a comfortable stay.
Nagarkot Resort: Offers stunning views and a range of amenities.
Local guesthouses: More affordable options with a more rustic experience.
9. What is the weather like in Nagarkot?
Winter (December to February): The weather can be cold, especially in the mornings and evenings. Temperatures may drop below freezing at night.
Summer (June to August): The weather is warm, but it's also the monsoon season, so expect some rain.
Autumn & Spring (September to May): These are the most pleasant seasons, with clear skies and mild temperatures.
10. Can I visit Nagarkot as a day trip?
Yes, Nagarkot can be visited as a day trip from Kathmandu. To make the most of it, you can leave early in the morning to catch the sunrise or stay until sunset to enjoy the beautiful Himalayan views. However, staying overnight will give you more time to relax and explore the area.
11. Do I need to hire a guide to visit Nagarkot?
While it is not necessary to hire a guide, having one can be helpful, especially if you're planning to hike or want to learn more about the local culture and landscape. There are local guides available for hiking and tours.
12. What should I pack for Nagarkot?
Warm clothing: Even in warmer months, the temperatures can drop at night, so it's advisable to bring layers.
Good walking shoes: If you plan on hiking, comfortable shoes are essential.
Sun protection: Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are recommended, especially for the sunrise/sunset views.
Water: Stay hydrated, particularly if you're hiking or exploring on foot.