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This 17-day Nepal and Tibet Tour is a diverse expedition. It spans the vibrant valleys of Kathmandu and Pokhara, the lowland wilderness of Chitwan National Park in Nepal, and the serene heights of the Tibetan Plateau and Everest Base Camp on the Tibetan side.
Your Nepal and Tibet tour begins in Kathmandu, a city where ancient traditions and modern life converge. Here, you can immerse yourself in its spiritual heart by visiting the Swayambhunath Stupa and the historic palaces of Durbar Square. As a result, you will discover a rich cultural and historical heritage unique to Nepal and Tibet.
The journey then transitions from culture to wilderness as you travel to Chitwan National Park. The park was established in 1973 and received UNESCO World Heritage recognition in 1984.
Here, the air grows warm and humid, signalling your arrival in a different Nepal. An elephant-back safari takes you through tall grasslands. During the safari, you may spot a one-horned rhinoceros or an elusive Royal Bengal Tiger.
In addition, you can also enjoy a guided nature walk, a jeep safari, and a serene canoe trip on the Rapti River. Together, these activities offer a complete perspective of this UNESCO World Heritage site.
From the lowland jungle of Chitwan, you ascend to the tranquil lakeside city of Pokhara, set in the shadow of the Annapurna range.
A sunrise pilgrimage to the natural viewpoint of Sarangkot offers an incredible Himalayan spectacle. As the first rays of sunlight illuminate the sky-piercing snow-capped peaks, the landscape transforms dramatically.
The journey then transforms dramatically as your Nepal and Tibet tour crosses into Tibet via Kyirong. This crossing feels like a step into a different world.
According to Tibetan Buddhist tradition, Kyirong Valley is one of the Beyul, or the “Last Secret Places in Tibet.”
In the Himalayan tradition, the concept of “hidden valleys” is deeply spiritual. Known as Beyul in Tibetan Buddhism, these are not just specific geographic locations. Rather, they are 108 sacred refuges believed to have been blessed by Guru Padmasambhava over a thousand years ago.
People consider them sanctuaries for spiritual practice and physical shelter in times of trouble. They also believe these valleys are realms where the physical and spiritual worlds overlap.
After crossing into Tibet, you drive through vast plateaus and conquer high mountain passes, such as Gungthang La at 5,200 meters. Eventually, you ascend to Everest Base Camp.
The pilgrimage to Everest Base Camp is one of the epic highlights of this Nepal and Tibet tour. It is challenging, yet deeply spiritual. Facing the sheer North Face of the world’s highest peak is a humbling and soul-stirring experience.
The journey partly culminates in Lhasa, the spiritual and geographical heart of Tibet.
In Lhasa, you will admire the Potala Palace. You will also visit the most sacred Jokhang Temple and witness the lively philosophical debates at Sera Monastery.
This Nepal and Tibet tour itinerary promises a deep exploration of two unique lands. It blends cultural vibrancy, wildlife adventures, and serene mountain beauty, creating an enlightening journey.
For a day-to-day itinerary, hotel information, customised programs, or anything else related to your travel plan. Please get in touch with annatreks@gmail.com or WhatsApp/Message at +977 985 10 30619. You can also message us on Facebook.
The Ultimate Himalayan Duality: Experience both the lush, green foothills of Nepal and the vast, arid high-altitude desert of the Tibetan Plateau, all in one epic journey.
Wildlife & Wilderness: Go from the ancient temples of Kathmandu to the jungles of Chitwan for elephant safaris, jeep tours, and close encounters with rhinos and exotic birdlife.
Iconic Panoramas: Witness a Himalayan sunrise from Sarangkot over the Annapurna range and stand in awe before the sheer North Face of Mount Everest at its base camp.
Cultural & Spiritual Depths: Soak yourself in the living spiritual traditions of Tantric Hinduism in Kathmandu and the profound devotional practices of Tibetan Buddhism at Lhasa’s Jokhang Temple, Potala Palace, and great monasteries.
Traditional welcome, trip briefing, and time to immerse yourself in the vibrant and ancient heart of Nepal.
Visit the iconic Swayambhunath Stupa, explore the royal palaces of Patan and Kathmandu Durbar Squares, and see the Living Goddess.
Scenic ~5-hour drive from the mountains to the jungle. Afternoon elephant-back safari spotting rhinos and deer.
Full-day jungle immersion: nature walk, jeep safari, serene canoe trip, and a visit to the Gharial crocodile hatchery.
Visit a Tharu village, then a scenic ~5-hour drive to the beautiful lakeside city of Pokhara.
See the giant Shiva statue, scenic walk to the Peace Pagoda, a boat ride on Phewa Lake, and visit the International Mountain Museum.
Witness a breathtaking sunrise over the Annapurna range from Sarangkot. Short, scenic flight back to Kathmandu.
A 6-7 hour drive through lush landscapes. Complete border formalities and step into a new world, Kyirong.
Epic drive crossing the 5,200 m Gungthang La pass. Stunning views of Peiku Tso Lake and Mt. Shishapangma.
The journey’s pinnacle! Visit the world’s highest monastery at Rongbuk and stand before the Everest Base Camp (North Face).
Visit Tashi Lhunpo Monastery in Shigatse and explore Gyantse’s unique Kumbum Stupa.
One of the world’s most scenic drives past the Karola Glacier and the stunning, turquoise waters of sacred Yamdrok Lake.
Explore the iconic Potala Palace, Tibet’s most sacred Jokhang Temple, and the vibrant pilgrim circuit of Barkhor Street.
Visit the vast Drepung Monastery and witness the captivating philosophical debates among monks at Sera Monastery.
A scenic flight from one of the world’s highest airports brings you back to Nepal.
Deep cultural dive: the Hindu cremation ghats of Pashupatinath, the medieval architecture of Bhaktapur, and the great stupa of Boudhanath: a deep dive into the Hindu and Buddhist Nepal.
Transfer to Kathmandu airport for your international flight home.
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