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Pokhara Overland Tour Package
Duration5 Days
LanguageEnglish, Chinese, French
Elevation
Tour Highlights
Pokhara is a great tourist destination in the heartland of Nepal. It is a central point for domestic and international visitors, attracting thousands annually with its captivating natural beauty and cultural vastness. Situated in the great western part of the country, 200 kilometers from Kathmandu, and at the majestic Annapurna range, Pokhara is known as the great "City of Lakes." It boasts excellent scenic wonders, from its calm lakes like Phewa, Begnas, and Rupa to impressive hills and breathtaking snow-tipped peaks. Visitors can also engage themselves in the serenity of this great city, enjoy boating through the Phewa Lake while taking through the incredible views of Machhapuchhre and the Annapurna range, or see the great historical temples, caves, and fine local villages. The combination of lush landscapes, clear skies, and finer surroundings creates an atmosphere of calmness, making Pokhara a must-visit destination for those seeking adventure and peace.
The cultural heritage of Pokhara is rich and diverse through its natural beauty, with the city being home to a variety of ethnic groups, including the Magar, Gurung, Thakali, Chhetri, and fine Brahmin communities. The Gurung and Magar people, known worldwide for their role as Gurkha soldiers, add a tremendous cultural outlook to the city. A visit to the Pokhara offers an excellent opportunity to explore all these communities' traditional lifestyles, customs, and hospitality, providing deeper meaning into Nepal's great fabric. With Sherpa Expedition and Trekking's carefully crafted tour packages, you are going through an enriching experience that combines all the great adventure with cultural exploration, all at a reasonable and unbeatable price. Whether you're looking to soak in the calm environment, trek through happy hills, or go into the rich local heritage, Pokhara offers something for every sort of traveller.
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Tap each days to expand detailsDAY 1Arrive at Kathmandu
When you come to Nepal, you will be taken by one of our hardworking representatives at the airport. You will be taken to the hotel where you will stay; you will be served a tremendous happy drink with a welcoming outlook. The tour leader or guide will then brief you regarding the trip. You can also put forward your preference for any last-minute arrangement if you like. Overnight stay at a hotel inclusive of breakfast.
DAY 2Kathmandu to Pokhara by flight (Twenty-five minutes)
We begin early on this day, heading to the Pokhara through the flight. We can also enjoy the fine views of the great Ganesh Himal, Annapurna, Langtang, and Manaslu peaks when we move on to the fantastic city of Pokhara. We see and explore places such as the Tibetan refugee camp, Gupteshwor Mahadev, the famed Davis Falls, etc. We go boating at Phewa Lake and visit the sacred Tal Barahi temple. We go to the great Sarangkot later to see the overall view of the sunset. Overnight stay at Sarangkot at the hotel included a hearty breakfast.
DAY 3Head to View tower
We hike till View Tower early in the morning to savour the view of the Annapurna Massif and other snowy peaks as well as the sunrise. We can spot the Machhapuchhre, Manaslu, Dhaulagiri and enjoy the view of the Pokhara valley. After we grab breakfast, we prepare for our next stop, that is, Sarangkot for paragliding which will be an hour’s flight.
We visit the following places afterwards:
Seti River Gorge
Seti River Gorge is a popular natural site in Pokhara. You will see the river raging near the K.I Singh Bridge, Mahendrapool and Prithvi Highway Bridge.
Gupteshwor Cave
Gupteshwor is considered as the phallic symbol of the God Lord Shiva by Hindus; it is revered and has been preserved over the years. It is situated 2 kilometres from Pokhara airport. It is three kilometres long and its entry point is near the Davis Fall.
Bindabasini Temple
Bindabasini temple was set up as a dedication to the goddess Bhagwati; she is the manifestation of Shakti. This temple is located in the middle of the old market. You can even have a picnic and rejuvenate at the park here.
International Mountain Museum
The International Mountain Museum provides information on the mountain folks, mountain climbers and the residents of the mountain. You will get the chance to know about the wildlife, vegetation, geology, history and so on from the displays at the museum.
Tibetan Refugee Camps
The Tashi Palkhel village which is situated at the northern side of the city of lakes along with the Tashiling (Tibetan Village) southwards are known for production and trade of woollen carpets along with other intriguing handicraft work.
DAY 4Hike till World Peace Stupa and fly to Kathmandu
On this day, we move to World Peace Stupa which is a Buddhist Pagoda Style monument. Early in the morning, we move to this site by private car. We can savour the amazing view of the Himalayan peaks including Manaslu, Dhaulagiri, Annapurna massif and Machhapuchhre. We can also enjoy the view of the Phewa lake. We go to the Taal Barahi temple by boating across the Phewa lake. We return to Kathmandu in the evening.
DAY 5Farewell to Nepal
You will be escorted to the international airport at Kathmandu by our representative after eating breakfast. You return to your native land or your next travel destination via a flight.
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Included & Excluded
- Pickup and drop off facility to and from the airport by private vehicle
- Airfare for domestic flights for Kathmandu-Pokhara-Kathmandu (includes domestic airport tax)
- 5 nights’ accommodation facility at a three-star hotel at Kathmandu and Pokhara inclusive of breakfast
- Pokhara sightseeing tour with a guide as per itinerary and entrance fee
- Transport cost
- Office service cost
- Allowance and salary for support personnel as well as guides
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Good To Know
Dos
- Do smile and greet the local folks with “Namaste”
- Do shake hands gently when you can
- Make sure you walk in groups; maintain a distance from people who are in front or behind for safety if you are alone
- Try any new activity only after consulting your guide
- Clear your queries if you have any confusion
- If you feel unwell or uncomfortable with your health, inform your guide
- Savour your shopping time if you are free
- Capture the pictures for memory
Don’ts
- Please do not be disrespectful to the culture and lifestyle of local people despite the differences
- Always ask for permission if you want to take pictures
- Do not feel embarrassed or offended if people stare at you; they mean no harm and they find you interesting
- Please do not cause any harm to the plants, birds or animals; be responsible for the environment.
- Do not donate money to the beggars and children on the street
- Wear culturally apt dresses when you visit the monasteries and temples
- Make sure you do not carry any kind of lethal weapons
- Do not feel hesitant to say no if someone tries to sell you something. No one is going to be offended if you say no; you can just smile and say “No, thank you”
