Nepal Trek and Temples

What's Included

• Meals

  The tour includes 5 breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 3 dinners.

• Guided Trek

  An experienced local guide will accompany you throughout the trek.

• Porter Service

  A porter will carry your backpacks and other essentials during the trek.

• Included Experience

  Climb to a Tamang village, visit Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park, and enjoy epic views over Kathmandu Valley.

• Nagarkot Experience

  Start your day with an epic sunrise and take a leisurely trek to a mountain village to meet Newari natives.

What's Not Included

• Visa for Nepal

  A visa is required for entry into Nepal, except for citizens of India.
  
  It can be obtained on arrival or as an e-visa.
  
  

• Travel Insurance

  Travel insurance is not included and is recommended for all participants.
  
  

• Personal Expenses

  Any personal expenses such as souvenirs, additional meals, and drinks are not included.
  
  

• Sleeping Bag

  Participants need to bring their own sleeping bag with inner liners for camping in the Himalayas.
  
  

Mode of Transport

The tour includes transportation from Kathmandu to Sundarijal, and from Namobuddha back to Kathmandu, ensuring a seamless journey as you explore the breathtaking trails and cultural sites of Nepal.

Accommodation

Stay in a conveniently located hotel in Kathmandu, and enjoy the comfort of hiking lodges in Chisapani, Nagarkot, and Dhulikhel, offering a cozy retreat after a day of trekking through Nepal's stunning landscapes.

Dining Summary

• 5 Breakfast (B)
• 4 Lunch (L)
• 3 Dinner (D)

FAQs

• Kathmandu: Is there a Trip Manager on the trips to Nepal? If you’re on the Delhi to Kathmandu Quest trip, you’ll have a Trip Manager with you.For Nepal Trek & Temples and Nepal Trek Challenge there isn’t a Contiki Trip Manager because these treks are conducted by our trusted third party operator. But don’t worry, you’ll still have an experienced local guide with you.
• Kathmandu: How fit do travellers need to be to book the treks? Nepal Trek and Temples You don’t have to do any strenuous training for these treks. But they definitely involve walking 3-6 hours a day on an average. You’ll have a porter who’ll carry your backpacks and other essentials. But since there isn’t any road access during the trek, you’ll have to finish the trek in its entirety once you start. Nepal Trek Challenge We recommend that you consider some additional training before you join us at Nepal (unless you’re a seasoned hiker, of course). Training to walk uphill is a good idea. You’ll have a porter who’ll carry your backpacks and other essentials. But since there isn’t any road access during the trek, you’ll have to finish the trek in its entirety once you start.
• Delhi: What should I pack for this trip? You’ll be travelling through many types of weather. So, don’t forget some essentials like a daypack and rucksack, plenty of t-shirts and trousers, comfortable hiking boots, jogging suits, and a good cap (or hat in the summer).A warm jacket, some insect repellent, sun protection, woollen items, a good torch with batteries are essential too. And also don’t forget to get a sleeping bag with inner liners for all those days you’ll spend camping in the Himalayas!
• Delhi: What Visa do I need for Nepal? Everyone other than citizens of India need a visa. You can either get one on arrival. Or in some cases, you can get an e-visa (they tend to be temperamental though!). If you're applying on arrival, please bring passport photos and USD with you! Check out our visa guide for more info.

Included Experience

• : Climb to a Tamang village, stop for a cuppa and see epic views over Kathmandu Valley. Then visit Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park.
• Nagarkot: Start your day with an epic sunrise, then take a leisurely six-hour trek to a mountain village where you’ll meet Newari natives.
• Nagarkot: Get your head in the clouds, literally. This mountaintop village is famed for its spellbinding sunsets and epic vistas of the Himalayas.