Kathmandu Pokhara Tour

Kathmandu is where gods, kings, and common people have walked the same stone-paved alleys for centuries. Swayambhu Nath has been watching the people in the valley for ages. Don’t miss out on the three Durbar Squares of the three kingdoms in the valley, Pashupatinath, and Boudhanath.

Meanwhile, Pokhara, known as the city of lakes, offers boating in the Phewa, Rupa, and Begnas Lakes. Observe the sunrise from Sarangkot and the mystic waterflow of Davis Falls.

They’re about 200 km apart, but Nepal’s terrain makes it feel like more. By road, it’s 6–8 hours, and by air, it’s less than 30 minutes. Either way, it’s a transition from capital hustle to lakeside harmony.

Private and shared vehicles are available from Kathmandu to Pokhara. The winding roads, the scenery along the Trishuli River, and eating in the roadside restaurants might make you feel more excited. If you want a faster way, flights save time and offer a quick bird’s-eye view of the Himalayas.

The Kathmandu to Pokhara flight is around 25 to 30 minutes.

Pokhara is the heart of western Nepal. It’s the gateway for major trekking trails in Nepal. Pokhara is a peaceful, scenic, and refreshingly calm city with amazing views of Lakes and mountains.

Expect to explore ancient Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath temple, Bouddha Nath stupa, and Swayambhu in Kathmandu. In Pokhara, it’s all about lakesides, boating in the lake, various caves, waterfalls, and mountain panoramas.

Kathmandu and Pokhara are always open for visiting. However, spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are more popular seasons to visit these cities. These seasons offer clear skies, comfortable weather, and lush landscapes.

Yes, but it will be a bit faster trip. Visit the important places in Kathmandu and reach Pokhara by flight to enjoy the peaceful surroundings of Pokhara.

Kathmandu buzzes with energy, living heritage, people, and ancient temples. Pokhara soothes with nature, mountain views, and silence.

Definitely. It’s a well-rounded experience: culture and temples in Kathmandu, nature and peace in Pokhara, and jungle safaris in Chitwan. Families love diversity and balance.

5 to 7 days gives you time to explore without rushing. Want to add Chitwan or Lumbini? Make it 8 to 10. It depends on whether you’re a slow sipper or a fast sighter.

Absolutely. In Kathmandu, you can try short day hikes like Nagarkot or Shivapuri. In Pokhara, the Australian Camp or World Peace Pagoda hikes offer incredible views without needing trekking permits.

Yes, and many travelers do. Chitwan adds wildlife, while Lumbini brings spiritual depth. The triangle tour, Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan, is one of Nepal’s classic combos.

Totally. Whether you’re vegan, vegetarian, or gluten-free, both cities cater well to dietary preferences. From traditional Nepali thali to international cafés, you’re covered.

Yes, most accommodations in Pokhara provide decent Wi-Fi. It’s not Silicon Valley speed, but it’ll handle your emails, Zoom calls, and Instagram reels just fine.

Absolutely. Pokhara is the adventure capital of Nepal. Paragliding over the lake and mountains is a once-in-a-lifetime thrill. Boating on Phewa Lake, on the other hand, is peaceful and scenic.

Spring is mild and flowery, summer is warm and wet, autumn is crisp and clear, and winter is cool, especially in the mornings. Always check the forecast, but layering is your best friend here.

Yes, from temple visits and local markets to traditional meals and dance performances. You don’t just visit Nepal; you taste, hear, and feel it.

Layers, sunscreen, good walking shoes, a reusable water bottle, and a sense of wonder. If you’re doing adventure sports or visiting in winter, bring gear accordingly.

Prices vary depending on the airline and season, but generally range from USD 80 to 120 one way. Some tour packages bundle this in, so always check what’s included.

Typically: hotel stays, daily breakfast, guided sightseeing, transportation (bus or flight), entrance fees, and sometimes even adventure activities. But packages may vary as per the need.

Visit our website, choose your preferred itinerary, select your travel dates, and fill in your details. A team member will follow up for confirmation and payment. It’s fast, easy, and fully secure.

Absolutely. Private vehicles offer more flexibility, comfort, and stops along the way. Great for families, couples, or those who want a more personalized travel experience.

Yes, all our packages include airport transfers and hotel pickups to make your journey smooth from start to finish.

Hotels are always included. Meals usually cover breakfast, and we can add lunch/dinner upon request. You also get the freedom to explore local eateries if you wish.

Our policy is traveler friendly. Cancellations made at least 7 days in advance are usually eligible for a refund. The exact terms depend on your package — we always clarify this before booking.

Yes! We offer packages specially designed for Indian travelers, from currency-friendly pricing to veg meals, cultural comfort, and Bharat Darshan style customization.

Sure thing. We’re flexible, if you’re already in Pokhara or flying in from elsewhere, we can rearrange the itinerary to start from there.

Yes. A friendly, knowledgeable guide will walk you through the culture, history, and little stories you won’t find on Google. For Pokhara, guides are optional, it’s more self-exploratory.