• Food & drinks

Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Private AC luxury sedan car for all overland transfers
Experienced English-speaking driver with full fuel fees
Door-to-door hotel pickup and drop-off service
2 nights stay at a 3-star jungle resort in Chitwan
2 nights stay at a 3-star hotel in Pokhara (twin share)
Full board meals in Chitwan (2 Breakfasts, 2 Lunches, 2 Dinners)
Daily breakfast included in Pokhara
All Chitwan National Park entrance permits and safari fees
Guided jeep safari, canoe ride, and jungle walking tour
Tharu cultural dance show and village walking tour
Professional local naturalist guide during Chitwan activities
Guided city sightseeing tour in Pokhara
All highway tolls, parking charges, and government taxes

Lunch and dinner in Pokhara and highway transit stops
Personal expenses such as drinks, laundry, and tips
Single Supplement Accommodation will be extra cost.
International flight tickets and Nepal entry visa fees
Travel, medical, and emergency evacuation insurance
Optional activities (paragliding, zipline, boating)
Driver and guide gratuities (optional but appreciated)

• Infants must sit on your lap

• Not wheelchair accessible
• Not stroller accessible
• Not suitable for pets
• No public transportation nearby
• Infant seats unavailable
• Not recommended for people with back problems
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for people with heart conditions
• If you are staying somewhere other than a hotel, we are happy to pick you up from your preferred location within the Kathmandu Valley. Please provide us with your exact address and mobile phone number.

Recommended Packing List: What to Bring

To get the most out of your multi-destination tour across Kathmandu, Chitwan National Park, and Pokhara, we recommend bringing the following essentials and comfort items:

1. Clothing & Layering

• Earth-Toned & Neutral Clothes (for Chitwan Safari): Wear khaki, beige, olive green, or brown tops and trousers. Please avoid bright colors (like red, yellow, or bright white), as they startle wildlife.
• Lightweight Long-Sleeved Shirts & Trousers: Essential for keeping mosquitoes away, protecting against sun exposure, and preventing scratches during jungle walks.
• Warm Layers / Fleece Jacket: Early morning safari drives, highway transfers, and evening drives in Pokhara can be chilly (especially between October and February). Bringing a warm sweater or fleece is highly recommended.
• Swimwear: Perfect for enjoying hotel swimming pools or taking a relaxing dip in local resort amenities.
• Casual Wear: Light, comfortable cotton/linen clothing for daytime road travel, Pokhara lakeside walks, and evening dinners.

2. Footwear

• Sturdy Closed-Toe Walking Shoes or Sneakers: Essential for jungle walks, wildlife trails, and local sightseeing steps in Pokhara (such as Davis Falls and Gupteshwor Cave).
• Sandals / Flip-Flops: Ideal for relaxing around your hotel, resort pools, or lakeside cafes.

3. Sun, Insect & Weather Protection

• Insect / Mosquito Repellent: A high-strength repellent (containing DEET or Picaridin) is essential for Chitwan jungle safaris, river canoe trips, and outdoor evenings.
• Sun Protection: High-SPF sunscreen, SPF lip balm, UV-blocking sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed sun hat or cap.
• Rain Gear (Seasonal): A compact umbrella or light waterproof rain jacket/poncho (especially useful if traveling between May and September).

4. Electronics & Gear "Nice-to-Haves"

• Binoculars: Highly recommended for close-up views of rhinos, tigers, crocodiles, and exotic bird species during your Chitwan safari.
• Camera with Zoom Lens & Memory Cards: Capture stunning Himalayan mountain reflections in Pokhara and close-up wildlife moments in Chitwan.
• Power Bank: Keeps your mobile phones and cameras charged during long sightseeing days and road journeys.
• Small Waterproof Daypack: To hold your water bottle, sunscreen, camera, and extra layers during day tours and safaris.

5. Personal Health & Travel Essentials

• Personal Medications & Basic First-Aid: Antihistamines/anti-itch cream for bug bites, basic pain relievers, motion sickness tablets (for winding mountain roads), and personal prescriptions.
• Reusable Water Bottle: Stay hydrated while reducing single-use plastic waste (hotel refills available).
• Local Currency (Nepalese Rupees): While major cards are accepted in hotels, carrying small cash notes is helpful for local snacks, drinks, souvenirs, and optional tipping.