Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan Tour Package

The Kathmandu Chitwan Pokhara tour package offers accommodation in 3-star hotels. The hotels are carefully selected to provide a comfortable and convenient stay for the guests. In Kathmandu, guests will be accommodated in a well-appointed hotel that offers modern amenities and a pleasant ambiance.

In Chitwan, the accommodation will be in a 3-star hotel that is located close to the national park, allowing guests to easily explore wildlife and jungle activities. In Pokhara, the accommodation will be in a lakeside hotel, offering stunning views of Phewa Lake. The hotel provides a perfect place to relax and unwind after a day of sightseeing. The package includes breakfast and lunch, ensuring that guests have a fulfilling start to their day and delicious meals throughout their tour.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan is in the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) months. These months provide clear and bright skies, are hot and otherwise quite ideal weather, and a sight of mountains, particularly at Pokhara, where the snow-capped Himalayas are in clear view.

The spring is an occasion to see flowers and new foliage, autumn to see blue skies and nice weather, so outdoor activities and sightseeing are a good idea.

During these seasons, there is also dry weather in Chitwan, which makes viewing the wildlife during jungle safaris better. Animals are more likely to come around water, and the possibilities of spotting rhinos, deer, birds, and even Bengal tigers are enhanced. The forests are not as muddy, and there is an overall pleasant experience for visitors.

It is best not to travel during the monsoon months between June and August. The heavy rains also result in muddy roads and even landslides, and travelling is hard and, to some extent, dangerous. The rainy season may restrict outdoor activities, and the animals in Chitwan will be very difficult to sight because they go into hiding.

You should consider taking your Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan tour in the spring or autumn season, as this provides less demanding travel and relief from the type of weather, with beautiful memories along the way, going around Nepal.

Elevation and Distance

The Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan tour covers three different elevations: Kathmandu sits at about 1,350 meters, Pokhara at around 822 meters, and Chitwan at a low 415 meters. The distance from Kathmandu to Pokhara is about 200 km, and from Pokhara to Chitwan is roughly 150 km.

In total, you’ll cover around 350 to 400 km by road or air during this trip. Each day’s travel varies, but expect average road trips of 4–6 hours when moving between these beautiful destinations in Nepal.

Difficulty and Altitude Sickness

The Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan tour is very easy and doesn’t involve any tough trekking, so it suits all ages and fitness levels. With Kathmandu at about 1,350 meters, Pokhara at 822 meters, and Chitwan at just 415 meters, there’s almost no risk of altitude sickness on this trip.

Others who visit Kathmandu for the first time may experience a slight headache or fatigue due to the altitude of Kathmandu. Keep yourself hydrated by drinking lots of water, resting enough, and not eating much when you arrive. In general, this tour is calm and secure for all people who would want to tour Nepal to the cities, lakes, and jungles, and have no concerns about the altitude.

Maximum and Minimum Walk per Day

The Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan tour is mainly on flat terrain, and most distances during the walk are easy and rather spread out due to the nature of the city walking and short jungle treks. At Chitwan, there will be jungle safaris or light nature walks, with the duration being about 1 to 3 hours, but at a slow pace.

In Pokhara, it is possible to extend it with an optional short hiking visit to Sarangkot to see sunrises, and this is an hour. This Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan journey will have an average of 1-4 hours walking per day, so it is ideal to accommodate travelers who like to walk and explore leisurely.

Food and drink

The Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan tour is very basic and delicious, with a lot of options of Nepali and continental foods and beverages. Most hotels have breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and you will not want to eat more because you will have fresh meals without any trouble. Look out for traditional Nepali dal bhat, momos, fried rice, and western food such as pasta or a sandwich.

In Chitwan and Pokhara, always drink safe bottled or boiled water. You may get a clean and comfortable place to eat in local restaurants or in the eating areas of the hotels during your Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan trip, and taste the local flavors on the way.

Alternative Routes or Add-ons

It is easy to modify the Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan tour with an additional stop and activities. Several travelers will make a side visit to Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha, or spend a night in Bandipur, a lovely mountain top town.

You can prolong your stay in Pokhara to enjoy adventures such as paragliding or white-water rafting. Other people who visit take a cultural trip to the villages or temples around them. These extensions allow your Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan tour to be more adaptive and yet more memorable.

Can a Beginner Join This Tour?

The Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan tour is ideal for any age and experience level, including beginners. No trekking experience is required. The activities are also simple and laid back, just imagine walking the city, taking gentle tours and jungle safaris in Chitwan that anyone can enjoy.

It is a favorite trip by families with children, couples, and older travelers since it is not so stressful and quite diverse. This tour is a perfect option in case you want to make a gentle introduction to the culture, nature, and wildlife in Nepal.

Preparation and Fitness

The Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan tour does not require any special fitness; it only requires light walking fitness. It does not require difficult hikes or altitude concerns, as it involves simple sightseeing in the city and jungle activities.

Bring comfortable sports shoes. Go in travel clothes, a hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent to the jungle of Chitwan. A hat and a light rain jacket will also be helpful. Drinking a lot of water and doing some stretching helps you feel comfortable on the days you have traveled. This is a Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan tour and does not require much preparation to enable people to enjoy it.

Gadget Charging, Internet, and Communication

Almost all hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan provide power points and Wi-Fi, and it is not a problem to charge your gadgets in Kathmandu and Pokhara. The Kathmandu and Pokhara cities have good coverage in mobile networks, which makes you connected with the world throughout your journey.

And yet, the internet works only remotely in the jungle lodges of Chitwan, which is why a power bank will help to charge on the go. In this way, you will be able to make your Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan adventure without feeling that you will lose contact with the world.

Permit

The Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan tour does not require any trekking permit, hence it is easy to plan. But there is an entrance fee to Chitwan National Park to conserve wildlife. Small fees are also charged to enter many cultural beauties in Kathmandu and Pokhara as well.

It is important to carry a valid copy of your passport or any other document that can be used to identify you and to clear the permit checks when you visit.

Transportation

The connection between Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan is flexible, and besides the standard cars, there is also the vacation bus or short flights. The roads are mostly surfaced with a few traffic or roughness on the road, particularly during the monsoon.

There is road access in 5- 7 hours to Kathmandu-Pokhara and 4-5 hours to Chitwan. Most of the guided tour packages cover transportation costs, whereas a free traveler may hire a vehicle or take a bus at his/her discretion.

Insurance

The Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan tour highly requires travel insurance. It obtains unseen delays in trips, medical emergencies, and any adventure activities you wish to take.

Although insurance is not a requirement, it will certainly help on the way to Nepal and offer you good peace of mind and protection. Should you need to cope with unexpected emergencies, coping with them will be easy with the help of insurance.

What to Expect

The Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan tour has a colorful combination of things that bring out the diversity of beauty in Nepal. It is different every day: we visit ancient temples and busy markets in Kathmandu and relax in the quiet surroundings of lakes and mountains in Pokhara. The view of the sunrise over the Himalayas at Sarankot is breathtaking and provides panoramic sights of the Annapurna and Machapuchare peaks.

In Chitwan, you can look forward to igniting your jungle safaris, whereby you get to witness the exotic wildlife such as one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, and colorful birds in their best natural habitat. You will have nature tours, canoe and elephant safaris, where you will have close interaction with the richness of flora and fauna in Nepal.

During the journey, you will have a chance to enjoy the real culture of Nepal in terms of food, hospitality, and festivals, or local dance shows, if these are offered. The mix of city history and scenery of tranquil mountains and wildlife adventures makes this tour the ideal first experience of Nepal. It is an equal tour where the urban lifestyle, the outdoors, and the wildlife just fit in at the right place, taking the travelers on a wonderful experience.