Touring of Kathmandu - Chitwan Park and Pokhara Valley

Royal Chitwan National Park - This magnificent park, was once the hunting ground for British and Nepalese aristocrats. Today, the animals - elephant, rhinoceros, tiger, leopard and deer - are protected, not shot. Probably the greatest thrill here is to scout for wildlife on the back of an elephant. If that's too uncomfortable, one can do the same thing in a jeep or canoe or go jungle walking with experienced guides.

Pokhara - This lake city is renowned for its setting rather than it's historical or cultural endowments. It’s location by the lake and proximity to the mountains make it an ideal place for recovery, trek, go walking or curl up with a book. There's a batch of Tibetan settlements, a hilltop monastery, magnificent views of Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, Machhapuchchhre, and the pretty Devi Falls nearby. Day walks can be taken to Sarangkot (1592 m), the limestone caves at Mahendra Gufa or Rupa and Begnas Tals lakes. Another option is the three to four-day Annapurna Skyline Trek.

 

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