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Travel this New Year in Nepal: Best of Nepal Tour Package

Travel this New Year in Nepal: Best of Nepal Tour Package. Nepal, a nation tucked up in the Himalayas, is known for its breathtaking scenery, vibrant culture, and kind people. Nepal has much to offer everyone, including its historic temples, tranquil beauty, and rich cultural legacy. The itinerary of the Nepal trip package is thoughtfully designed to give you enough time to see the main attractions of each location.

TRIP HIGHLIGHTS

KATHMANDU

The trip starts in Nepal’s capital city of Kathmandu, a sanctuary for those who enjoy history and culture. The city’s historic palaces, monuments, and temples reflect witness to Nepal’s rich cultural past. Numerous ancient structures and temples can be seen at Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and are definitely worth seeing. Along with exploring the city’s famous sites, you’ll see the revered Pashupatinath Hindu Temple and the Swayambhunath stupa (Monkey Temple).

Discover Nepal’s 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites

CHITWAN

Another highlight of the Nepal trip package is the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Chitwan National Park, which is home to a wide variety of animals, such as tigers, rhinos, elephants, and crocodiles. You can further experience the park by joining a guided forest walk, seeing the elephant breeding center, and taking a canoe trip on the Rapti River.

Chitwan National Park: A Perfect Wildlife Gateaway

POKHARA

Pokhara is known for its breathtaking beauty and exciting adventure activities. It is a natural paradise. The town is encircled by the magnificent Himalayan mountains and is situated in Nepal’s Annapurna area. You’ll see the well-known Phewa Lake, go to the Barahi Temple by boat, and tour the International Mountain Museum, which showcases Nepal’s history of climbing. The popular viewpoint of Sarangkot, which is close to Pokhara and offers stunning views of the dawn over the Himalayan ranges, is also included in the Nepal trip package. You will always remember this amazing experience and the memories it leaves behind.

Things to do in Pokhara: The Beautiful Lake City

DETAIL ITINERARY:

Day 01: Arrive at Kathmandu

The first glimpse of Nepal through the plane window may be an image that will stick in your memory for the rest of your life—the distinct, broad, and snowy Himalayan range rising directly before you. You won’t be able to blink since the vivid beauty is so exceptional. One of our staff will meet you when you arrive at Kathmandu International Airport, take you to the hotel, and assist you with check-in. Following your refreshment, you will receive an overview of the upcoming day tour. Treks Planner Nepal will provide you with a welcome dinner in the evening that will introduce you to Nepalese cuisine.

Day 02: Cultural heritage tour in Kathmandu

HIGHLIGHTS: Pashupatinath Temple | Soyambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple) | Boudhanath Stupa

After breakfast, a guide will meet you and accompany you to the valley’s UNESCO Heritage sites, where you can see the ongoing legacy of medieval Nepal. Witness the most significant Hindu temple in Nepal, Pashupatinath, and record the holy moments of the Hindu funeral rites at Aryaghat. Visit the “Swyambhu” Stupa, a hilltop world heritage monument in the heart of Kathmandu. The name “Swyambhu” means “self-emerge,” the legend behind it is that the hill spontaneously erupted from the vast lake that formerly covered the Kathmandu valley. You will also see the largest stupa in the world, surrounded by vibrant shops selling Tibetan goods and Buddhist prayer materials. The stupa itself is modeled like Tibet. Following your exploration of Boudhanath, you will return to our hotel.

Day 03: Short Cultural Tour & drive to Chitwan

HIGHLIGHTS: Kathmandu Durbar Square | Chitwan National Park

You will be escorted to Kathmandu Durbar Square and Basantapur after breakfast. Kathmandu Durbar Square, a collection of historic temples, palaces, courtyards, and alleys that span the 12th through the 18th centuries, is recognized by UNESCO as a cultural World Heritage site. See the Hanumandhoka Palace Museum, Taleju Temple, Kumari Ghar (House of the Living Goddess), and Nepalese architecture in the square, along with wooden artwork that demonstrates medieval skill.

After that, we will drive to Chitwan National Park. Witness the verdant hills and highway life as you go along the Trishuli River on the winding Prithvi Highway, which has a black surface. After arriving in Chitwan, you can rest and return to the lobby where your safari guide will give you a quick rundown of the itinerary for the Chitwan Tour. Prepare to go on a walk around Tharu village after some time. The Tharu ethnic group is heavily concentrated in Nepal’s Terai region. Discover the lifestyle and traditional homes of the Tharus, and even visit a museum that displays traditional artifacts that symbolize the Tharu culture.

Walk to the Rapti River’s bank in the evening for a picture-perfect view of the sunset. You will have some time to prepare for a traditional Tharu dance performance, which includes the wild peacock dance and the stick dance. Your guide will also give you this time. Enjoy a lovely afternoon and a delicious dinner at the hotel.

Day 04: Safari Activities in Chitwan National Park

HIGHLIGHTS: Chitwan National Park and Safari activities

The One-horned Rhino and the Royal Bengal Tiger are two uncommon and endangered animals that are protected in Chitwan National Park, a Natural Heritage Site. You’ll participate in a variety of jungle activities today. You will be taken on a dugout canoe journey where you can observe the abundant bird life in the area as well as the water life. You will be escorted to the dugout boat trip, which offers a chance to view the park’s water life as well as its abundant avian life. Observe crocodiles on the Rapti River’s bank, including the endangered Gharial. The Gharial is a critically endangered species of crocodile that may be found in Nepal near the Ganges tributaries.

The park’s most notable feature is the Jungle Safari, which takes you deep into the forest and gives you plenty of chances to see one-horned rhinos and, with luck, Bengal tigers. Enjoy a campfire in the evening and have a great time.

Day 05: Drive to Pokhara

HIGHLIGHTS: Explore Pokhara City

Your guide will take you on an early morning nature walk in the wildlife park today, providing you with a chance to see several bird species. Have breakfast after the walk, and then head to Pokhara via car. After a brief ride to Mugling via the retrace road, you will follow the Prithvi Highway to Pokhara. You will arrive in Pokhara around midday and check into the hotel, which is located on the lake and is the main tourist destination in Nepal. After that, you are free to start exploring Lake City. Fewa Lake is a great place to go boating in the evening.

Day 06: Full Day sightseeing of Lake City- Pokhara

HIGHLIGHTS: Sarangkot | Devi’s fall | Mahendra Cave | Seti Gorge | Boating in Phewa Lake

Prepare for an excursion trip to Sarangkot early in the morning. Sarangkot is an hour’s hike (up the mountain) from Pokhara. Situated at a height of 1592 meters, it is the highest point on the rim of the Pokhara valley. The Annapurna ranges (Annapurna South, Annapurna I, Machhapuchure, Annapurna III, Annapurna II, Annapurna IV, and Lamjung Himal) and the entire Pokhara Valley are visible from this location. It’s the ideal spot to watch the gorgeous snow-capped mountains before dawn.

After breakfast, ready to spend the entire day exploring the breathtaking lake town of Pokhara. You will take a boat trip on Fewa Lake and a sightseeing tour of Davis Falls, Mahendra Cave, and Seti Gorge. If you’d like, you may also attempt zip-lining, paragliding, and bungee jumping in Pokhara in the afternoon. Take a stroll around the busy tourist area of Lakeside in the evening.

Day 07: Excursion trip to Peace Pagoda; drive to Kathmandu

HIGHLIGHTS: Peace pagoda

You will fall in love with Pokhara right away if the morning is sunny and you get to witness the breathtaking Himalayan landscape that can be seen from every window in the city. Prepare to retreat back to Kathmandu. Following breakfast, you will be met by our driver and taken to Peace Pagoda, where you may explore and spend some time instilling tranquility in your mind. Drive back to Kathmandu. Spend some time relaxing, rejuvenating, and exploring Thamel.

Day 08: Full Day Sightseeing

HIGHLIGHTS: Bhaktapur Durbar Square | Patan Durbar Square

You may have a leisurely breakfast after a lazy morning. The tour guide will pick you up from the hotel and take you on a tour of Bhaktapur Durbar Square. Located in the east corner of the valley is the ancient town of Bhaktapur. The city’s Bhaktapur Durbar Square is an assemblage of pagodas and Shikhara-style homes around the brick-and-wood, 55-window palace. The cultural wealth that permeates every corner of this place is what makes your camera click so frequently. You are transported back in time to the medieval era by the streets’ cobblestone pavement, the expansive courtyards typical of the Middle Ages, and the best woodworking found in the many ancient buildings in the area.

We will drive to Patan Durbar Square after lunch. This city has amazing artistic and handcrafted creations. The historical site is home to several exquisitely crafted historic buildings and hallowed sanctuaries. Among the noteworthy structures you will see are the Golden Temple, Kumbheshwor Temple, Patan Museum, and Krishna Temple. As you stroll around the site, you will notice that most of the monuments have sensual images etched into the wooden boards. Around Durbar Square, you will also catch some glimmers of the traditional Newari way of life. You will be brought to the hotel following your tour of two medieval kingdoms. Savor the time you have left to yourself.

Day 09: Depart Kathmandu

Three hours before your scheduled departure time, your driver will come to your hotel to pick you up. When it comes time for your last departure, a private car will transport you to the airport. Have a secure return trip.

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Appetizing and Finger-licking good Nepali Cuisine that one should try while in Nepal

Nepalese Cuisine is a mix of various ingredients, processes, and attributes from its neighboring countries, with its gastronomic history. Set against the scenery of the Himalayas, the individuals of Nepal have a wide range of foundations and ethnicities, and this large number of impacts is reflected inside the nation’s cooking. Nepalese dishes are commonly more beneficial than most other South Asian cooking, depending less on utilizing fats and more on stout vegetables, lean meats, salted fixings, and plates of mixed greens. While Nepal takes substantial impacts from its nearest geological buddies, for example, India, China, and Tibet, this Himalayan nation just opened up its borders to outsiders during the 1950s. This factor, notwithstanding transport and exchange challenges Nepal’s topographical setting, has kept up attention on utilizing privately developed produce.

Common recipes found across Nepalese cooking include lentils, potatoes (which are especially well known inside the Newar people group in the Himalayas and Pahar locale), tomatoes, cumin, coriander, chilies, peppers, garlic, and mustard oil.

Yogurt or dahi is famous across Nepal and is eaten for its many health benefits and versatile nature, as it very well may be utilized as a side dish or as a fixing in drinks (Lassi) and desert (Sikarni).

Nepali Cuisine

1. Dal Bhat

Because of cultivating limitations in a portion of the higher districts of Nepal, rice is frequently favored over different grains, for example, cornmeal and grain, notwithstanding potatoes, unleavened bread, and dhido (a porridge-like consistency, made utilizing flour and boiling water). This is most clear when taking a deeper look at the unquestionably famous dish, Dal Bhat. On the off chance that Nepal had a national dish, this would be it. Having crossed the outskirts from Bengal, Dal Bhat comprises a rice (or substitute) focus, close by lentils which are encircled by different various dishes. Sides can incorporate pickles, curried dishes, meat or fish, yogurt, and chutney. Rice in Nepal is routinely supplanted with roti, an unleavened bread. The varieties of this dish are incalculable, yet it is significant when visiting to attempt in any event one of them to get a bona fide taste of Nepalese cooking.

2. Momos (Dumplings)

Momos are Nepal’s form of dumplings, and for the most part, contain steamed vegetables or meat. Momo is generally joined by a couple of dips, frequently with a tomato base or matured vegetables. Sauces in Nepal are here and there very zesty and regularly contain crude bean stew and garlic. Like the Gyoza found in Japan, momo is likewise devoured in parts of India, Bhutan, and Tibet, and are a famous bite. There are some fascinating variations of momo, with fillings including cheddar (paneer or chhurpi) or potato. For the most flavorsome momo, conventional meat and vegetable assortments are an absolute necessity.

3. Thukpa 

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Thukpa is a Nepalese hot noodle soup, containing bits of meat and vegetables. This stormy delicacy is well known in Kathmandu and different sloping areas of Nepal, being a warming and consoling dish. Signifying ‘noodle’ in Tibetan, Thukpa takes impacts from both Tibet and China. The painstakingly prepared meat stock gives the dish an aromatic smell, meat garnishes mirror the fauna of Nepal, and can go from yak, goat, and sheep to chicken. This dish is mainstream across Nepal and Tibet however, the Nepalese adaptation is now and then spicier, making it more prominent.

4. Newari Cuisine

Newari food is under the bigger umbrella of Nepali food, however, it’s from the particular Kathmandu Valley district. The indigenous Newa individuals, otherwise called Newars, are the group of individuals that have adjusted this world-class food into some enchanted flavors. The Newari individuals, much the same as such a large number of different societies all through Asia, pay attention to food incredibly. Inside the Kathmandu Valley, nearby Newars have customary festivals and celebrations where food assumes a significant job. Loads of individuals assemble to celebrate and to participate in Newari food together. Newari food comprises a wide range of dishes, a considerable lot of which are cooked with a liberal measure of flavors like cumin, turmeric, pepper, cinnamon, ginger, garlic, chilies, and mustard oil and seeds. Vegetables like potatoes, chickpeas, eggplant, cauliflower, lentils, harsh melon, and mustard greens are normal. For meat, buffalo is generally normal and generally dearest, however chicken, goat, and dried fish are additionally normal. The Newari staple is chiura(beaten rice) served with various side dishes.

5. Thakkali Khana 

The Thakali are the individuals from the Thak Khola area of the Mustang District in Nepal. Thakali supper comprises privately developed buckwheat, grain, millet, rice, maize, and dal. Such a dal is moreover created utilizing the dried, ground buckwheat leaves. Additionally, other exceptional pickles, gundruk, and ghee are likewise included. Thakali dinner is on the whole composed of these all food things. 

Thakali food fundamentally involves dal-bhat-tarkari − lentils, rice, and vegetables, with masu (meat) for non-veggie lovers. Notwithstanding, present-day thakali eateries likewise offer momos (meat dumplings) and thukpa (noodle soup). Some of the time buckwheat bread (like chapatis or flapjacks) might be presented with the fundamental curry and buckwheat finger chips (kachhyamba) as a tidbit. Pastries incorporate sweet curd or phopké (aged rice).

6. Gorkhali Lamb

Another winter top pick, Gorkhali lamb is an exceptional and filling curry dish. The curry is chunky and includes moderate cooking the lamb (often lamb hacks), including thick potatoes and generally cleaved onions. For more flavor, the lamb is frequently barbecued and fixed with a stew blend before being moved to the sauce. Rice makes a pleasant expansion to the completed dish, however some of the time a decent Gorkhali curry is best when gathered up with some roti. For a choice of curries from Newari and Nepalese cooking, numerous guests head to Honacha in Patan.

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

What are the top places to have Momos?

The top places to have momos are:

  • Narayan Dai Ko momo pasal
  • Banglamukhi Momo pasal
  • Sandar Momo
  • Dalle Momo
  • Embassy Restaurant
  • Trisara
  • Mandarin Express

Which is the most famous street food in Nepal?

The most famous street food in Nepal is “The Momo”.

What are the top 10 foods in Nepal?

The top 10 famous food in Nepal are:

  • Dal Bhat Tarkari
  • Momo
  • Samye Bajji
  • Yomari
  • Chatamari
  • Thukpa
  • Choila
  • Gundruk
  • Sel Roti
  • Bara

What is Nepali thali?

It is the staple food of the region comprising rice, lentil, and vegetable with natively constructed Achar (zesty pickle) which is normally aged. The Nepali Thali comprises Dal Bhat Tarkari with the decision of meat (chicken, sheep, fish).

Do Nepalese people eat pork?

Buffalo meat and pork are eaten by numerous janajati (indigenous nationalities with customs leaving from Hindu standards). All the more customarily, Magars ate pork yet not buffalos while the hastily comparable Gurung did the inverse.

Is Nepali Vegetarian?

There are variations of food with one’s liking. If you want to eat vegetarian foods then there are options for it as well.

Do Nepalese drink alcohol?

Yes, it is widely preferred on special occasions and celebrations such as festivals.

Is Nepali food healthy?

Nepalese dishes are commonly more advantageous than most other South Asian food, depending less on utilizing fats and more on thick vegetables, lean meats, cured fixings and servings of mixed greens.

What should you avoid eating in Nepal?

It is ideal to not eat any crude new products that you haven’t readied yourself. This incorporates the little cucumber/carrot plate of mixed greens presented with dal bhat, burgers with a serving of mixed greens, dairy items, and beverages containing organic products.

Is Nepali food spicy?

Nepali food will in general be light in flavors and not excessively hot. It’s new and the flavor supplements the vegetables or meat it’s cooked with.

Is Nepali food similar to Indian?

Yes, it’s a bit similar as some of the dishes found here are influenced by Indian cuisines but the variations regarding the dishes are very different.

What is a typical Nepalese food?

Dal Bhat Tarkari is the typical Nepalese Food. As there is a famous quote for it as well “Dal Bhat power twenty hours.”

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