Nepal Culture and Nature Tour

Nepal is rich in culture and beauty in nature, making it an ideal journey for visitors who really want to discover. The valley’s pleasant climate and safety from floods and other natural disasters, complemented by the fertile soil, attracted invaders to conquer and settle here. Various mighty dynasties ruled Nepal through many centuries and brought together diverse cultures and religions that thrive to this day. Nepal is divided into three layers, according to its geographical settings: the Himalayan region, the Mid-Hills, and the Madesh (Tarai) region, which is flat plains.

The Himalayan region is the home of the legendary Sherpas, who are renowned for climbing Mt. Everest and many other high peaks. One of the first mountaineers to climb Mt. Everest was Tenzing Norgay, along with Edmund Hillary. Sherpas follow Tibetan Buddhism, the ancient school of religion; they are friendly in nature and share part of the culture of Tibet. People trek to the northernmost region of Nepal to see the rich mix of culture, tradition, lifestyle, and historical places. The hilly areas of Nepal are populated by many hill tribes of Nepal, like Gurung, Magar, Rai, Limbu, Tamang, Chettris, Brahmins, Newars, etc. Before the unification of modern Nepal, Gurungs, Rais, and Magars had their independent countries and still have their independent culture, manner of practicing religion, language, cuisine, music and dance, and their architectural settlement is distinctly different.

In Kathmandu Valley, Newars, being the indigenous people, are rich in metal works, arts, crafts, and building palaces and temples. Chettries and Brahmins are Hindus by religion, and historians state they are ancient settlers of the Karnali region of Nepal. They have carried their cultural values with them wherever they settled. Tarai is the home of Tharu tribes and of Madhesi people. They have distinctive cultures and lifestyles, though their social life is influenced by Aryan culture and Hindu religion. Being a hot province of Nepal, people of the Terai region wear light, cotton clothes, but they work hard during the day.

So, we highly recommend it to our guests from all over the world, who are genuinely interested to know more about culture, nature, tradition, and architecture; Nepal is the best and a paradise to visit.

Nepal Culture and Nature Tour Highlights

• Traditional foods—having local cuisines of Newari people in Kathmandu Valley.
• You can collect all beautiful souvenirs for your friends and family from different destinations, Pokhara.
• Enjoy the authentic culture, nature, history, art, architecture, and lifestyle of Nepal.
• Enjoy the marvelous mountain views of the Himalayas, including Mt. Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and Fishtail.
• You will visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site sightseeing tour in Nepal as follows.
• You can explore Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swoyambhunath Stupa, Bouddhanath Stupa, and Pashupatinath Temple; Pokhara, the myth of heaven; and the wildlife safari tour at Chitwan National Park.
• Comfortable driving luxury vehicles with countryside landscapes and villages around Nagarkot.

Hotel transfer from Kathmandu airport

After landing at Kathmandu airport, we are waiting to receive you without any delay according to your arrival flight schedule. It may take some time, like 20-30 minutes, to collect your luggage and for security checking at the airport. After that, you make your way to the exit from the airport and stuff your name card and our company name, “Nepal Himalaya Tours.” As you see the card, he will greet and welcome you, and we will then transfer you by luxury car or jeep to the hotel. Welcome drinks will be served by the hotel.

Things to know before you go to Nepal

Nepal is a wonderful land to visit, geographically located between India and China—a landlocked country, but we can get the variety of weather and different land structures here in Nepal. In the northern part of Nepal, you can see the panoramic mountains, including Mt. Everest—the top of the world. The middle part of Nepal is a hilly region; Kathmandu and Pokhara are also included in the hilly region, and it is a land for trekking and hiking. Hilly regions are the gateway to adventure trekking trails like Langtang, Everest, and Annapurna. The south part of the country is the Terai region, and you can find flat land and warm weather. We can visit this part for a holiday tour, including a wildlife jungle safari tour. You are visiting Nepal for a luxury holiday trip, so during the visit, Nepal Himalaya Tours will provide you with the best transportation, deluxe hotel accommodation, and Everest mountain flights as per your interest. We also organize the Everest breakfast tour by helicopter at Everest View Hotel, Syangboche, where you can see the Mt. Everest courtyard.

Short Briefing

Evening of arrival day, generally we give a short briefing about Nepal, its people, culture, history, nature, and place information. In the next few days, you will feel easy and comfortable after having the tips about the information. You may ask any question or query you have in this orientation meeting or any time before you depart for your trip.

Extend Your Trip

Nepal Himalaya Tours are always flexible for the extension of the particular trip you are undertaking. If you enjoy the trip you are doing, you can extend it to a few more days. But, for this, you must contact us before completing the trip so that we can manage your interest, and we must extend the accommodation, transportation, and other minor needs as well, and you should pay some little additional cost extra, which we will settle in understanding easily.

Personal Expenses

Except for your holiday package, you must need extra personal expenses for yourself. Because you are on your holiday trip, of course you love incurring extra expenses on the trip, like juice or alcoholic drinks, extra coffee, additional meals, and shopping some souvenir during the tour. You must have to allocate some dollars or Nepali currency; that will make your holiday fun.

• Prepare for varying weather by packing clothing appropriate for the season and the regions you plan to visit.
• The rural side can’t accept credit cards, so it is recommended to have enough cash for your expenses.
• At tourist points like Pokhara and Chitwan National Park, maintain a safe distance from animals and follow your guide’s instructions to avoid any risks.
• When booking international flights far in advance, be conscious, as weather conditions in Nepal can lead to delays or cancellations.
• The travel insurance is strongly recommended to cover potential emergencies, such as medical care and trip interruptions.
• Festivals or cultural events happening during your trip. While they offer unique experiences, they may also lead to crowded destinations or limited accommodation availability.
• Before taking photos of individuals, particularly in rural or traditional settings, kindly seek their consent, as some may prefer not to be photographed.
• Personal expenses, such as extra foods, drinks, and snacks, are not included in the package. It’s advisable to carry extra cash for such needs.