After enjoying a delicious breakfast at your hotel, your morning will be dedicated to exploring the captivating city of Kathmandu. Situated at an elevation of 1337 meters above sea level, Kathmandu is a city full of contrasts with its built-up areas that contain a unique cultural and artistic heritage. In center of the old city, founded in the twelfth century by the Malla dynasty, opens the historic Durbar Square, the Palace Square, where the kings were crowned. The kings of the city was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979. On the Durbar Square and the two neighboring squares overlooking the ancient royal palace with balconies and windows decorated with fine wood carvings, Hindu temples and monasteries dedicated to Brahma the creator, Vishnu the preserver, Shiva the destroyer and regenerator; beautiful buildings with yards, as the abode of Kumari, a young girl chosen as the living goddess of the city. All around the maze of streets branching off of the old town.Continue our journey to Swayambhunath , also known as the "monkey temple" for the large colony of monkeys that live there, the great Buddhist complex dominates the city, with the watchful eyes of the Buddha have been surveying the valley in every direction. The hill on which stands the temple was, according to legend, an island emerged on a large lake that submerged the entire Kathmandu valley, its origins go back to 460 AD, Lunch at local restaurant. In the afternoon visit Patan is the second city of the valley and is located south of Kathmandu, but it was partially absorbed by capital. Historically it is known by the Sanskrit name Laliput, "city of beauty", founded in 250 BC, governed by local aristocrats, and finally conquered by the Malla kings. The Patan Durbar Square is full of temples, palaces and buildings, which are an extraordinary collection of Newari architecture. Overnight at Hotel in Kathmandu. 

Breakfast at hotel. In the morning you will visit Pashupatinath , the most important Hindu temple of Nepal, situated along the banks of holy river Bagmati, on the eastern outskirts of Kathmandu. The temple is dedicated to Shiva the destroyer and creator together, and is frequently the scene of cremation, where the dead body, wrapped in a shroud, is laid on a pyre of wood and set on fire.  This funeral process is allowed to the visitors from the opposite bank of the river. We recommend the utmost respect during the funeral ceremonies. Then you’ll proceed to Bodhnath , also called Boudha, religious center of the large community of Tibetan exiles in Nepal. The village is built around a huge circular stupa surmounted by the gaze of the Buddha, the place is charming and animated by Tibetan pilgrims moving around the stupa in a clockwise direction spinning the prayer wheels. Lunch at local restaurant. Evening free for individual activities. Overnight at Hotel in Kathmandu. 

Breakfast at the hotel. Leave for Nagarkot. En route visit Bhaktapur

Bhaktapur, the third largest urban center of the valley, located about 30 minutes from Kathmandu, the ancient trade route to Tibet. The city is beautiful and has preserved the traditional character Malla era, in its Durbar Square, in the temples, shrines, buildings, fountains, and the lively streets of potters, wood carvers, weavers and artisans of many ancient traditions. 

Nagarkot is a natural vantage point situated at the height of 2150 meter and it is the excellent view point for Himalayan Panorama especially during sunrise and sunset. It is the windy drive to the mountain with fresh cool air. Overnight at the Hotel in Nagarkot.

Early morning watch Sunrise over the Himalya.

Later leave for Chitwan. Chitwan is one of Asia's premier wildlife reserves.  Its 360 square miles of tall grasslands and forests are home to a wide variety of mammals and birds, including several endangered species. On arrival, have Lunch. PM: Jungle activities include Bird watching and Jungle walk.  Evening slide show presentation or Tharu stick dance at the lodge.Dinner and overnight at the jungle resort. 

Today you will be engaged in full day jungle activities including Elephant Safari, Canoeing, Bird watching, etc. AM: Wakeup call with tea and cookies. We proceed for Bird Watching .There are about 276 species of birds. Breakfast at the hotel and we go for Elephant briefing to learn about Asian Elephants. Afternoon Lunch. We also do the canoeing (it is the traditional dug-out canoe which takes you on the silent trip down the river with views of birds and animals on the river bank) Elephant-back safari( 2-3 hrs) Guests will ride on elephant to explore the jungle and wildlife the one-horned rhinoceros, several types of Deer, Monkeys, Wild boar, Bison Sloth bear, Leopard and if lucky the Royal Bengal tiger. Dinner and overnight at the Jungle resort.

After breakfast we’ll depart from Chitwan to Pokhara. Despite being the second city of Nepal, Pokhara (884 m) is presented as a quiet town, where you can relax with a boat trip on the lake, or go for a few hours hike or several days trekking, soaking in the peaceful and silence of the mountains. Overnight at Hotel in Pokhara.

Early morning excursion to Sarangkot for Sunrise over the Himalayas (in the clear weather one can see the Best view of Mt Annapurna ranges & other Himalayas. On return, have breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast little rest then we proceed for city sightseeing of Pokhara covering Devi’s Fall, Guptsewar Cave, Lakeside Seti Gorge, Mahendra Pool etc. Overnight at the Hotel in Pokhara.

Breakfast at Hotel and leave for Kathmandu. Check in at the hotel in Kathmandu. Today free for individual activities.

Free until the departure time. Later transfer to the International Airport for the flight. Farewell.