By road, it takes around 6–7 hours with scenic stops like Manakamana Temple. Alternatively, a 30-minute flight is available for a quicker journey.

You may spot one-horned rhinos, deer, monkeys, exotic birds, and occasionally a Bengal tiger. Activities include elephant-back safari, canoe rides, and guided jungle walks.

Breakfast is included at all hotels. Other meals like lunch and dinner are provided during jungle activities in Chitwan, but meals in cities are mostly self-arranged unless specified.

Yes, this tour is designed for families, couples, and solo travelers. It combines cultural sightseeing, relaxing lakeside activities, and wildlife adventure, suitable for all ages with moderate travel activity.

Most travelers require a tourist visa for Nepal, available on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport or online before your trip. Check your country-specific requirements.

Light, comfortable clothing for city tours, walking shoes, a hat and sunscreen, insect repellent for Chitwan, and a camera for capturing Himalayan views and wildlife encounters.

Travelers will explore Kathmandu’s temples and UNESCO sites, participate in rituals at Pashupatinath Temple, and enjoy a traditional Tharu stick dance in Chitwan Village. Visits to local markets, temples, and tea shops offer insight into Nepalese culture and daily life.

The tour includes 3–4 star hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Nagarkot, with comfortable rooms, breakfast, and modern amenities. In Chitwan, accommodations may include jungle lodges with full board for a more authentic experience.

Yes, the Kathmandu Nagarkot Tour – 7 Days is flexible. Travelers can request additional sightseeing, optional activities like the Everest Mountain Flight, or adjustments in hotel choices. Your guide and travel planner can tailor the itinerary to match your interests and schedule.