Nepal Panorama Tour

Nepal is famous for its distinguished high elevated mountains and its vibrant culture. This Nepal Panorama Tour will allow you to closely observe the magnificent yet ruthless mountains. This trip provides panoramic mountain views featuring glorious mountain sceneries, lush green valleys and spectacular landscapes. Nepal Panorama tour will provide you the opportunity to view the most beautiful Himalayas in Nepal including the world's tallest Mt. Everest. This trip is ideal for nature lovers since you will be staging at some of the eco-friendly lodges and culturally influenced hotels and resorts.  These properties are located in the perfect location. One can get a pleasant view along with great accommodations which will not compromise your comfort.

Some UNESCO-listed world heritage sites are the key monuments of this trip. Pashupatinath,  Boudhanath, Swayambhunath, and Kathmandu durbar square are among them that have immense significance. These monuments have a unique history and deep spiritual meanings. Further you will get the opportunity to learn and experience the divine aura of these spiritual sites. The stunning ancient architecture of these historical monuments will captivate you. Followed by the natural attractions in Pokhara which have a fascinating history and eye-catching beauty.

Beautiful places surrounded by pristine nature far from urban life will engulf anyone. You will be staying in different places with different cultural and religious backgrounds. The peaceful settlement will provide an opportunity to learn about the people and their standard of living. The welcoming people and warm atmosphere will make you feel at home. This trip is perfect for people who want to experience authentic culture, local food, nature and a new concept of hospitality. Our 12 days Nepal panorama tour is a specially designed trip to Nepal. It provides a special experience of breathtaking mountain views and heartwarming hospitality from different parts of Nepal.

Nepal panorama tour is an ideal holiday trip for people who have a tight schedule but want to experience both a hiking and a cultural experience together. With the help of this trip, you can have a bit of both things. This trip has no age limitations and is perfect for all age groups as it's not difficult at all. You will get to taste various foods, get involved in different cultures, get a hike through the peaceful jungles and explore the pristine nature and wildlife within. You can participate in peaceful activities like meditation and get along with the locals during your hike to the countryside.

Monuments Exploration in Kathmandu

Kathmandu is recognized as the city of temples as there are hundreds of religious temples and monasteries. There are many ancient monuments and spiritually important sites present inside Kathmandu valley. Each of the historical sites that you see has profound cultural beliefs and interesting history. One fascinating thing about Kathmandu is that there is one temple in every kilometer. The monuments that you will visit during your Kathmandu sightseeing are as follows:

Kathmandu Durbar Square (Basantapur) has an amazing history, this is the site where important events used to take place such as Royal events, the Coronation of kings, and many more. Nowadays important events like the traditional worship ceremony of Kumari obtained on the premises of Kathmandu Durbar Square. Kathmandu Durbar Square is surrounded by ancient statues, small ponds, and a series of courtyards such as Mohan Chowk, Sundari Chowk, and Kumari Chowk. The peaceful ambience is meditative for spiritual seekers. The tallest building in the area is the Taleju temple. Kathmandu Durbar Square is rich in art and culture as the Kumari Ghar is still at the site. 

Swayambhunath temple also known as Monkey Temple is a perfect viewpoint from where you can get a majestic view of the whole Kathmandu valley. Centuries-old statues are still shining there with the warm heat of thousands of butter lamps welcoming its visitors. The sweet smell of incense creates a magical atmosphere at the ancient shrine. This Hindu temple is devoted to Manjusri and Saraswati- the Goddess of learning. You will experience spiritual tranquility because of the peaceful environment there.

Pashupatinath temple devoted to Shiva is located on the holy banks of the Bagmati river.  It is the oldest Hindu temple in Kathmandu. The Pashupatinath complex was built in 1692, during the time of the Maha Shivaratri Festival and Teej Festival this place is packed with its devotees. Aarati is done every evening at 6 PM as a ritual. Pashupatinath temple is considered the most secret pilgrimage site.

Boudhanath Stupa (Khasti Chaitya) is a very fascinating and spiritual sphere and the most visited Buddhist pilgrimage in Kathmandu. Boudhanath is an important monument for Buddhists, devoted to Gautam Budhha. The other name of the Boudhanath is Khasti Chaitya. People moving around the giant white dome, monks chanting in low and placid voices, and the strong smell of divine incense will welcome you to the spiritual site. The dorm is surrounded by 108 small (Manya) prayer wheels, and colorful Lung Ta (Tibetian prayer flags) hanging from the top of the dorm. One can experience spiritual tranquility here in Boudhanath Stupa.

The ancient city of Bhaktapur and Patan Exploration.

Similar to Kathmandu there are other places near Kathmandu valley which have a lot to offer. Bhaktapur locally known as Khwopa has some of the most intricate wood carvings done by the Newar artisans. There are historical monuments that are listed as UNESCO world heritage sites. Many religious sites have deep meaning to them. Some of the ancient monuments are Changu Narayan, Nyatapola Temple, Pachpannajhyale Durbar (55 window palace), and many more. Nyatapola Temple is weathered with characteristic stone sculptures, metal, and wood carvings that show the staggering skills of the bygone craftsmen. The beautifully sculptured building is the tallest temple in Nepal with its 5 storeys/5 tier roof. It is built in the traditional pagoda style. This temple is dedicated to Siddhi Lakshmi which is the wrathful manifestation of goddess Durga. It was built in about 1700 by the royalty of  Bhupatrinda Malla.

Pachpannajhyale Durbar/ 55 windowed Palace This one-of-a-kind palace is at Bhaktapur Du Palace and was built by King Bhupatindra Malla. This palace has a unique history as the legends say it was built in honor of his 55 wives. This palace is engraved with gorgeous wood carvings done by artistic Newars.

Patan Durbar Square is a UNESCO world heritage site which is in Patan city, locally known as Lalitpur. The major attraction in Patan is Krishna Temple which is entirely carved out of single stone. It is an exquisite example of terracotta craftsmanship.  Other temples and monuments are as idiosyncratic as the Krishna Temple. Bhimsen Temple, Vishwanath temple which is dedicated to God Shiva, and Taleju Bhawani Temple which is dedicated to Taleju Goddess are the attractions of this site. This place not only has beautiful architecture but also has numerous handmade souvenir shops on the way that you can collect.

Nagarkot is best known for its majestic sunrise and marvelous valley view. At an elevation of 2,195 meters, it is considered the most scenic place in the Bhaktapur district. Nagarkot is not only known for its sunrise but also for its glorious mountain view. Some of the noticeable mountains that you can see from this viewpoint are Manasalu Range, Ganesh Himal, Langtang, Jugal Range, Everest Range, and Numbur Range on clear days. Nagarkot is located 32 km northeast of Kathmandu on the northern fringe of the Kathmandu valley far from the urban cities. Nagarkot also offers a panoramic view of the entire Kathmandu valley.

Bandipur is a perfect blend of nature and culture. This beautiful village is nature's gem worth feasting your eyes on. Bandipur is one of Nepal’s unrevealed gems. It blends traditional Newar architecture, mesmerizing Himalayan view, aesthetically pleasing countryside, short hikes, and excellent hospitality. Bandipur is a good location for some short hikes making it the best place to break up the drive between Pokhara to Kathmandu while getting a comforting experience of rustic Nepal in the process. Siddha Gufa is a must-visit place in Bandipur as it is the biggest cave in Nepal. One can hike down to it from or hike down for 30/45 mins if you are traveling from the highway. One can also get an excellent view of majestic Himalayan such as Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Manasalu, Ganesh, and Langtang.

Sites Exploration in Pokhara

Pokhara is the best destination for its panoramic mountain views and the buzzy lakeside area. Alongside the busy streets and peaceful lakeside, many natural attractions catch your eyes. One can witness the spectacular Himalayas from the amazing Pokhara. The mix of adventure, culture and natural beauty made this city a wonderful place to visit. Explore the nightlife on the lakeside, or just roam around the hustling and bustling streets of Pokhara, everything is amazing. Furthermore, travelers may go for the sunrise in Sarangkot and see the majestic Machhapuchre just in front of their eyes.

This heavenly city never fails to entertain and awe its guests with its mind-blowing beauty. The sites that Pokhara sightseeing will cover are as followed:

World Peace Pagoda also known as Shanti Stupa located on top of Ananda hill giving you a spectacular view of Phewa lake and the entire Pokhara city. Besides being a great viewpoint it has its spiritual importance. The architecture itself is the symbol of spreading peace all over the place. Many people visit the peace pagoda for a spiritual purpose. The area is extremely peaceful and one can not only experience inner tranquility but also get a great view. The quiet atmosphere will take all your stress away for a while.

Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave is a breathtaking place with beautiful and intricate architecture outside the cave. It is the perfect example of natural and artificial attraction blended. There are numerous sculptures of deities and demons on the walls outside the cave. One can see impressive stalagmites inside the cave. Within the dark cave, there is a great lingam which is worshiped by devotees of Shiva. Further, if you go inside the cave you will be able to explore the natural beauty of the cave even more.

Devi’s fall is also known locally as Patale Chhango (Fall of the Netherworld), Devi’s fall is a savage waterfall located 2 km southwest of Pokhara Airport. This gorgeous waterfall will sweep away all your discomfort with its beauty. With a height of 48 meters and a length of 1479 meters, Devi’s fall is the deepest underground waterfall in Asia. A landmark of Pokhara, Devi’s fall is a must-visit when in Nepal.

Phewa Lake locally known as Baidam Tal is located in the south of the Pokhara valley. As soon as you reach the lakeside you will see numerous colorful boats floating on top of the tranquil surrounding. The lake itself is surrounded by lush green hills giving you an eye-pleasing view. You can do different kinds of activities there such as fishing, swimming,  and many more. On a clear day, you can see the stunning reflection of the majestic mountains above the green hills. The divine Barahi Temple is also situated in the middle of the lake on a small island.

Sarangkot is located on the hill on the western side of Pokhara with an elevation of 1600m. Sarangkot is popular for its sweeping mountain top views of Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Manaslu including the extensive view of the city Pokhara, from the extreme north to south including the Phewa lake. The delightful sunrise and sunset are the major attractions of this place. You can either hike or drive to this wonderful place for relaxation and quality time. There are many adventures that one can participate in such as ultralight flight, paragliding, and other fun activities. The parachute of paragliders will look like confetti in the blue sky.

Villages Explosion near Pokhara

Pokhara is the gateway to brilliant trekking routes and breathtaking adventures. The peaceful city has lots of hidden places that are unexplored. Pokhara not only has lively cities and peaceful lakes but also has beautiful countryside that offers people an opportunity to experience short and easy hikes. Gurung people also called Tamu are ethnic groups in the hill and mountain regions of Pokhara. Gurung's bravery and loyalty to the Gorkha army has been highly renowned. They have a fascinating culture, beautiful traditions, and gratifying hospitality. These villages are seated in perfect locations for providing the marvelous mountain backdrop and unspoiled nature.

The villages that you will explore during your trip to Pokhara are Ghandruk village and Dhampus unique as the names of these villages are the custom and traditions will not fail your expectations. This amicable community will warm your heart through their generosity. These people have maintained their pristine nature and old traditions.

Ghandruk locally known as Konda is a completely Gurung settlement that is one of the most popular villages in Nepal. It is located just 60kms from Pokhara. It is one of the most commercialized villages in Nepal. This popular village is located in the Annapurna conservation area making it the trekking route to Annapurna Base Camp and other famous trekking routes. The majority of trekkers and visitors stay at this village during their trek and visit due to its cozy accommodations with breathtaking mountain scenery. You can learn about the history of this beautiful palace directly from the locals and try on the traditional attires of the natives and gather a completely different experience.

Dhampus is a celestial village with jaw-dropping mountain views and wonderful people. The settlement of Dhampu is similar to Ghandruk as most people living there are Gurung people. Though there are similarities these two villages provide completely different vibes and unique atmospheres. After a short hike towards Dhampus, you can enjoy the heavenly ambience and warm traditional greeting by the elders of the town. Traditional architecture and stone tiled roofs make beautiful looks of the houses in Dhampus. There you can try organic food traditionally prepared giving it a unique taste. Relax and get to know the local people closely.

What to expect from the Nepal Panoramic tour package?

The Nepal Panorama tour package will take you to some of the wonderful places in Nepal. This trip will expose you to the raw nature and beauty of Nepal. A typical Nepali style welcome for you as soon as you step inside Nepal by one of our office representatives outside the airport. Our representative will escort you to your respective hotel/resort. On the first day of your trip, you will explore the beauty of Kathmandu valley and its historical sites as mentioned in the itinerary.

There you will see intricate arts and fascinating historical monuments. Similarly, you will also visit Patan Durbar Square and Bhaktapur Durbar square for some more cultural sightseeing. A professional guid will provide you with in-depth knowledge about the surrounding area. Majestic Himalayas, fabulous natural resources and delicious foods are the symbols of Nepal which you can experience during your cultural tour.

This trip provides you with an unlimited opportunity to get closer to nature and witness some of the most glorious natural phenomena. After finishing your Kathmandu valley tour you will drive to Nagarkot the ideal place for sunrise and sunset views along with luscious greenery. The hotel accommodation on this trip will be the cherry on top location-wise and with excellent service. All the accommodations are vintage and eco-friendly.

Soak in the beauty of the place and drive to Bandipur, the village that seems like it's stuck in time. Besides the vintage village, there are other natural attractions that you can explore. After spending your precious time at this place, drive towards the Cherrapunji of Nepal, Pokhara. This is the place where things get exciting. Pokhara is a beautiful city with considerable places to visit and witness. From here you will start your hiking program toward the most popular villages and cultural villages such as Ghandruk, Dhampus, and Tanchwok.

Hiking to the Gurung Villages

These stunning villages will greet you with unspoiled nature and unique culture. You will hike to these places crossing several beautiful waterfalls as these places are located for hilly reasons. The foods that you will eat there will have authentic taste according to their region. Blend in with the Gurung culture and learn about the traditions of Ghandruk and Dhampus. The people will warm your heart with their warm hospitality. Between Ghandruk and Dhampus you will stop by an eco-lodge located at Tanchwok and stay overnight at this place. 

After exploring nature you will continue your excursion with a short hike toward Dhampus that will take around 3 hours by foot. On the way, you will get to see different kinds of vegetation and various species of birds and wildlife. After arriving at the photogenic place you will see beautiful wildflowers (depending on the season) and dense forest. This perfectly maintained place offers striking sunset in the evening followed by wonderful mountain views. There you will stay overnight and early in the morning hike towards Sarangkot, another amazing viewpoint from here. Additionally you will get a view of the entire Pokhara city and eyesight of Phewa lake and other attractions such as Peace Pagoda.

After finishing your hike you will go for Pokhara sightseeing which includes Peace Pagoda, Devi’s fall, and Gupteshowor Mahadev cave. You can even do some adventurous activities that are popular in Pokhara and also you can go shopping and do other fun things. The next day you will fly back to Kathmandu which will be your leisure day. On this day you can roam around Thamel and other places for shopping and relaxation. This will be the last day of your trip and our office representative will meet you in the evening for a cultural Nepali dinner as your farewell. The next day you’ll be escorted to the airport at a time for your ongoing flight.