What happens on the non-riding days?

Day 2 is a guided tour of Kathmandu's UNESCO World Heritage sites, such as Swayambhunath, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Boudhanath or Pashupatinath. Day 11 is a free day in Pokhara to rest tired legs, relax by Fewa Lake, or add an optional activity like paragliding or a boat trip.

Do we drive or fly back to Kathmandu at the end?

That is your choice. On Day 12 you can take a scenic private drive of about 6 hours back to Kathmandu along the Prithvi Highway, or a short 25-minute mountain flight from Pokhara. Ask us about the fare difference when you book.

How fit do I need to be for a 13-day ride?

You need moderate fitness and the willingness to ride several days in a row. Daily distances are manageable, and because the pedal assist takes on the steep climbs, endurance matters more than raw power. You do not need to be an athlete.

Is it suitable for beginners or older riders?

Yes. The e-bike is what makes a long, hilly rural route accessible across ages and abilities. Beginners can focus on balance, braking and enjoying the ride while the motor handles the climbs. A little comfort riding on dirt roads helps for the off-road sections, such as the Palungtar to Mirkot trail.

Do I need to worry about altitude sickness?

No. This is a low and mid-hills route that tops out at about 1,750 m in Dhampus. There are no high passes and no altitude sickness zone, which is a key difference from high trekking routes like the Annapurna Circuit.

How is this different from the Annapurna Circuit or other famous routes?

The Annapurna Circuit is a high, popular trekking route with a 5,416 m pass. This tour is the opposite: a quiet, low mid-hills journey through history and living culture, on backroads and jeep track, with far fewer tourists and no altitude concerns. You pass the gateway to the Manaslu region and stand at the birthplace of modern Nepal rather than crossing high mountains.

What e-bike will I ride, and what if it has a problem?

A full-suspension electric mountain bike suited to Nepal's mixed terrain, fitted to your height, with a helmet and gloves provided. Your guide carries tools and spare parts, and the support vehicle is on hand, so any trailside issue is quickly sorted.

Do I need permits and travel insurance?

All required permits and local taxes are included, so there is nothing for you to arrange.

Can I join as a solo traveler, and how big is the group?

Yes. The tour runs as a guided group with a guide and support vehicle, which suits solo joiners and small groups alike. Private departures are available on request.

Just a day-pack for the ride, since the support vehicle carries your luggage. Bring riding clothes, a warm layer for cool hill evenings, a light rain shell in the shoulder seasons, sun protection, and personal items.

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E-MTB Tour Kathmandu to Pokhara: A 13-Day Mid-Hills Adventure

Name: E-MTB Tour Kathmandu to Pokhara: A 13-Day Mid-Hills Adventure
Brand: Nepal MTB Adventures
SKU: e-mtb-tour-kathmandu-to-pokhara-an-adventure-of-lifetime-in-nepal
Price: 3390 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (14 reviews)

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Tour Information

DestinationKathmandu

Duration13 Days

Difficultymoderate

Tour TypeE-MTB

Private trip — travel on your own dates

Runs privately for just your group. Pick a package below and any start date that suits you.

All Inclusive Price

From $3,390/per person

Standard Package Inclusion & Exclusion

Private car/van transfer from the airport to the hotel.
2 nights deluxe residence in twin bed sharing basis with breakfast at 4* hotel in Pokhara.
3 nights deluxe lodging in Kathmandu on a twin bed sharing basis with breakfast at a 4* hotel.
City Tour in Kathmandu or Pokhara with our tour guide and all entrance fees.
Domestic flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu, as well as airport taxes.
During the journey, meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are served with tea and coffee, as well as hot and cold filter water.

Prices may vary depending on season and demand

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Tour Highlights

Ride the historic Kathmandu-to-Pokhara mid-hills corridor, an old India-Nepal-Tibet trade route far from the tourist trails
Climb out of the city through the forest of Shivapuri National Park
Stand at Gorkha Durbar, the hilltop fort where Prithvi Narayan Shah began uniting modern Nepal
Reach the Manaslu region gateway on the Budhi Gandaki River at Arughat
Cross three living cultures in a week: Newari, Tamang and Gurung
Take on real off-road riding on the Palungtar to Mirkot jeep trail

Overview

Ride Kathmandu to Pokhara off the tourist highway, across Nepal's oldest trade corridor through the green mid-hills, once used to move salt, wool and goods between India, Nepal and Tibet. This 13-day e-bike tour links the two cities through terraced farms, river valleys and hill villages most travelers only fly over.

Attribute	Value
Tour	E-MTB Tour Kathmandu to Pokhara
Duration	13 days (8 riding days)
Start / Finish	Kathmandu / Pokhara
Difficulty	Moderate
Highest Point	~1,750 m (Dhampus), no altitude-sickness zone
Daily Distance	~40 to 65 km (about 4 to 6 hrs riding)
Route	Kathmandu → Shivapuri → Trishuli → Dhading → Arughat → Gorkha → Sundar Bazaar → Begnas → Dhampus → Pokhara
Terrain	Dirt roads, jeep tracks, singletrack, and some highway sections
Cultures	Newari, Tamang, Gurung
Accommodation	3-star hotels in the cities; best available accommodation in hill towns
Meals	All meals on riding days
Group	Guided group; private tour available on request

After a day exploring Kathmandu's UNESCO sites, the route climbs through Shivapuri National Park to the Trishuli River, then rolls west through the Tamang hills to Dhading and Arughat (gateway to Manaslu) before reaching Gorkha, the hilltop fort where King Prithvi Narayan Shah began uniting Nepal in the 1740s and the origin of the name "Gurkha."

From Gorkha, the trail crosses Gurung country via Lamjung and Sundar Bazaar, includes an off-road stretch to Mirkot, and descends to Begnas Lake. A final climb to Dhampus offers views of Annapurna, Fishtail and Manaslu before the descent into Pokhara. The route passes through three living cultures, Newari, Tamang and Gurung, in their own villages.

Nepal MTB Adventures has run this route since 2004. Pedal-assist e-bikes handle the steep climbs, keeping the ride manageable while staying under 1,750m, with no altitude concerns. A guide and support vehicle travel with you throughout, carrying gear so you can just ride.

What makes this ride different?

Most visitors to Nepal ride or trek the same few famous routes. This tour goes the other way, into the working countryside between the two big cities that most tourists only fly or drive past.

The history. Gorkha is not just a stop; it is the birthplace of modern Nepal. From this hilltop fort, King Prithvi Narayan Shah set out in the 1740s to unite dozens of small kingdoms into one country. The word "Gurkha" comes from here too.
The Manaslu gateway. At Arughat, on the powerful Budhi Gandaki River, you reach the doorway to the Manaslu region, an old trading town where goods once moved between the high Himalaya and the plains. You touch the start of that great corridor without needing to enter the restricted high mountains.
Three cultures in a week. The route moves through Newari, then Tamang, then Gurung country, each with its own language, faith, food and festivals. You meet them in their villages, not in a museum.
Almost no other tourists. These are backroads through rural Nepal. You share them with farmers and schoolchildren, not tour buses.

Why ride it on an e-MTB

Nepal's mid-hills never sit still. The land climbs and falls all day, and some days add well over a thousand metres of climbing across forty or fifty kilometres. On a normal mountain bike, that is a serious workout that would leave most riders too tired to enjoy the villages and views. The pedal-assist motor changes that. It gives you power exactly when you push hard on a steep pitch, so you clear the climbs that would otherwise force you to walk, and you keep enough energy for thirteen days of riding, not just three. It also lets riders of different fitness levels travel together, since anyone who needs more help simply turns up the assist. You still pedal the whole way, and you still get a real workout. The motor removes the grind, not the ride.

Is this trip right for you?

Fitness: you need moderate fitness and a willingness to ride several days in a row. Distances are manageable, around 40 to 65 km a day, and the e-assist handles the steep climbs, so endurance matters more than raw power.
Skill: With pedal assist, beginners and returning riders can do this trip. Some comfort on dirt roads and rough descents helps, since parts of the route are genuine off-road, but you do not need to be a technical mountain biker.
No altitude worries. This is a low- and mid-hills route. The highest point is the Gurung village of Dhampus at about 1,750 m, so there is none of the altitude sickness risk that comes with high trekking routes like the Annapurna Circuit. That makes it a gentler, more accessible way to see the Himalaya by bike.
Good for a wide range of ages who are reasonably active and want culture and countryside more than extreme adventure.

Where you stay, eat and charge

Accommodation: comfortable 3-star boutique hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara, and the best available local hotels in the hill towns such as Dhading Besi, Gorkha, Sundar Bazaar and Begnas. Expect city comfort at each end and simple, clean rooms in the countryside.
Charging the e-bike: this is a common worry, and the answer is reassuring. Nepal has been free of scheduled power cuts since 2022, and every overnight town on this route is connected to the national grid, so your battery charges fully overnight at the hotel. The battery is also removable, so it can go straight to a room socket, and the support vehicle carries backup for the rare rural outage.
Meals: all meals on riding days are included, from local hill fare to hotel breakfasts, along with drinking water.
Support: a certified local guide and a support vehicle travel with you throughout. The vehicle carries your luggage and acts as backup, so you ride with only a day-pack.

Itinerary

Day 1

Arrival at Kathmandu Airport

Welcome to Nepal! The land of Mount Everest, and the birthplace of Lord Buddha. Our representative will warmly welcome you at Tribhuwan International Airport and guide you to your hotel in Thamel. After you are done with the check in procedure, take a leisurely stroll through the vibrant streets of Thamel, immersing yourself in the lively atmosphere. As the sun sets, prepare for an exciting briefing, where you'll be meeting our tour guide and briefed about the thrilling adventure that you have dreamed have become real.

Day 2

Sightseeing in Kathmandu

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we will begin our adventure by starting on a leisurely sightseeing tour in Kathmandu. A warm and friendly guide will accompany you to explore exciting attractions such as the Swyambhu Temple, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and either the Boudhanath or Pashupatinath Temple, all arranged in a private vehicle. We will take the opportunity to have lunch at a restaurant located within one of these remarkable sites.

Day 3

Bike from Kathmandu to Trishuli via Shivapuri (663m)

Kick off on a thrilling adventure as you pedal from Kathmandu to Trishuli, passing through the scenic beauty of Namo Buddha and Shivapuri Hill along the way. Start your journey by ascending from Kathmandu to the heights of Shivapuri Hill, where you will feast your senses with the stunning panorama of snow-capped peaks perfectly aligned before you. After we have enough time to cherish the beauty of Shivapuri, we will start descending down to Thanapati and continue pedalling towards Trishuli. We will have lunch on the way.

Distance: 54 KM
Time: 6-7 Hours
Physical: Moderate/Hard
Technical: Moderate

Day 4

Bike from Trishuli to Dhading (620m)

Mountain biking from Trishuli to Dhading Besi is an adrenaline rush for thrill-seekers and a great way to experience Nepal's culture and nature up close. The journey features rugged terrain, winding roads, and steep inclines as it passes through lush forests and traditional villages before reaching Dhading. This ride across the Mid-Hilly region of Nepal offers cyclists a unique blend of culture, nature, physical challenge, and reward. This trip gives a very close glimpse into the Nepalese lifestyle and offers the best views of terraced fields. We will have lunch on the way as per your wish.

Distance: 41 Km
Time: 5-6 Hours
Physical: Moderate/Hard,
Technical: Moderate

Day 5

Bike from Dhading to Aarughat (700m)

After breakfast at the hotel, we will be set on our mountain biking adventure from Dhading Besi to Arughat. This is a thrilling experience filled with magnificent mountain views, winding roads, steep inclines (from Dhading to Gol Bhanjyang), and enchanting views of lush forests. Throughout the journey, you will get the opportunity to immerse in the local culture, encountering traditional Newari and Tamang villages, as well as traversing through dense forests, providing opportunities for wildlife encounters. The presence of the Budhi Gandaki River along this route adds an extra touch of reward to the adventure. Mountain bikers seeking a challenge will undoubtedly find the ride from Dhading Besi to Arughat immensely enjoyable and gratifying.

Distance: 40 Km approx.
Time: 5-6 Hours
Physical: Moderate
Technical: Moderate

Day 6

Bike from Aarughat to Gorkha (1200m)

Kicking off on an exciting mountain biking adventure from Arughat to Gorkha is a thrilling experience that begins at the starting point of the renowned Manaslu Trek. After a satisfying breakfast in Arughat, we will set off on our journey that shortly begins with an intense yet gratifying climb to Tandrang. As we pedal through remote villages nestled in isolation, we will be treated to awe-inspiring views and valuable opportunities to deeply immerse ourselves in the culture and traditions of the local community. Interacting with the friendly locals using signs and body language, we will forge connections and gain unique insights into Nepal's rich heritage. Riding along this less-travelled path and exploring these remote communities will undoubtedly leave an enduring impression, offering a distinctive perspective of Nepal that cannot be replicated elsewhere.

Distance: 40 KM
Time: 4-5 Hours
Physical: Moderate/ Hard
Technical: Moderate

Day 7

Bike from Gorkha to Sundar Bazaar (1406m)

After having a delicious breakfast at the hotel in Gorkha, we will kick off on our biking adventure from Gorkha to Sundar Bazaar, where adrenaline-fueled moments await! Be prepared for rugged and mountainous terrain, including the thrilling Palungtar-Mirkot off-road trail. Your journey begins with a descent via the Aanbu Khaireni-Gorkha Highway to Chhepetar and a mix of short intense and gradual climbs to Mirkot. Along the way, be prepared to witness incredible landscapes and experience the serene beauty of Nepal, uncovering hidden gems throughout the route. This demanding yet highly rewarding biking trip will test your endurance, offering an unforgettable adventure through the heart of Nepal. Embrace the challenge and immerse yourself in the unparalleled wonders that await you!

Distance: 53 KM
Time: 6-7 hours
Physical: Moderate/ Hard
Technical: Moderate

Day 8

Bike from Sundar Bazaar to Begnas Lake (650m)

We will start our day with a delightful breakfast at the hotel. As you start on your bike, prepare to be enchanted by the picturesque scenery that unfolds before you. You will be pedalling through amazing rice terraces and beautiful villages. As we reach the place known as Dipiple we will paddle through the meandering path of the Madi River to Bhorletar. As you pedal through the local villages, you will get the opportunity to witness the unique lifestyle of the people and delve in their culture. After lunch, at Bhorletar we will cross the River Madi and we will tackle the intense climb of the day till Thumki. Conclude your day in Begnas Lake, surrounded by awe-inspiring landscapes that have earned it its rightful name. For those seeking a shorter yet adventurous route, there is also an alternative trail available, providing a direct path to your destination.

Distance: 55 KM
Time: 4-5 hours
Difficulty: Physical: Moderate
Technical: Moderate

Day 9

Ride around the Begnas Lake

We will start our day with a delightful breakfast at the hotel and prepare for an exciting bike ride around the scenic Begnas Lake area. Today your schedule for the day is going to be flexible, allowing you to tailor the experience to your wishes and requirements. We will start our day by exploring Rupa Lake and its picturesque surroundings, providing the perfect opportunity to embrace the serene and enchanting beauty of the area. We will also set aside some time to explore the fascinating Sita Cave, delving into its mysteries. As you pedal through, you will have the opportunity to observe the local lifestyle and witness the intricacies of farming in the region. If you're up for a longer ride, we can embark on a loop around Begnas Lake, venturing up to Kalikasthan, perched atop a hill. When you reach the top you will be amazed by the breathtaking views of Pokhara valley, snow-clad mountains and incredible landscapes. Whatever path we choose, this bike adventure promises an unforgettable experience filled with natural wonders and cultural insights.

Distance: 30 KM
Time: 3-4 hours
Difficulty: Physical: Moderate
Technical: Moderate

Day 10

Bike from Begnas Lake to Pokhara via Dhampus

Begin on an exciting mountain biking adventure from Begnas Lake to Pokhara via Dhampus! Admire the stunning beauty of the Pokhara Valley as you ride through scenic river valleys and catch glimpses of the magnificent Annapurna range, Fishtail, and Seti River. Take a break at charming Dhampus village and keep an eye out for local farm animals, wildlife, and birds. The route combines easy tracks with local roads, guiding you through lush tropical forests, fertile fields, and traditional villages, offering a glimpse into the customs and culture of the locals. After a 5-6 hour ride, unwind and recharge at a cosy guest house in Lakeside, recollecting the memorable adventure of the day.

Distance: 60-65 Km
Riding Time: 4-5 Hours
Difficulty: Physical: Moderate
Technical: Moderate

Day 11

Rest Day (The choice is yours!)

Today is all about you and your preferences. It is your day, so, you are free to decide on how you want to spend your day. You can opt to cruise around the serene beauty of Fewa Lake, taking in the tranquil atmosphere. If relaxation is what you seek, you can simply unwind and rejuvenate at the hotel. Whatever activities you decide to engage in, be confident that they will add genuine value to your day. If there is any special interests or specific requests that you want to accomplish, please let us know, so that we can try our best to sort them out. Your satisfaction is our utmost priority.

Day 12

Drive or Fly Back to Kathmandu (as per the package)

Immerse yourself in the perfect blend of experiences as you set on a 6-hour private Jeep expedition from Pokhara to Kathmandu. Soak in the awe-inspiring views and charming villages that beautify the Prithivi Highway. Pause at enchanting spots along the way to capture timeless photos or indulge in the flavors of local delicacies. Allow yourself to be swept away by the awe-inspiring panoramas, immersing your being in their splendor, while relishing a re-energizing riverside lunch. With a renewed sense of energy, start on the rest of your drive to the Capital City of Nepal, enveloped in an atmosphere of comfort and security. Cherish in the mesmerizing views and lasting memories that will forever drift in your heart and mind.

Day 13

Fly Back Home

We like to thank you for taking our service and wish you the safest flight back home. We will be looking forward to seeing you sooner in near future for more adventures!

What's Included and Excluded

Included

Airport pick-up on arrival and drop-off after the trip
Full-suspension electric mountain bike, helmet and gloves
Certified local mountain bike guide and a support vehicle throughout
Boutique hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara, and the best available hotels in the hill towns
Guided Kathmandu sightseeing, all required permits and local taxes

Excluded

International flights to and from Nepal
Nepal entry visa
Travel and personal accident insurance
Personal expenses, tips, drinks and laundry
Meals outside riding days and any optional activities

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Brett K

Nov 10, 2025

High expectations were met. Riding the secluded trails around Pokhara lake. Guide was great and was able to tailor the pace. Bikes were very capable and well maintained. Recommended.

LuisBon

Nov 12, 2024

Great experience, good bikes, professional personnel, great views. What else can you wish for. A good variety of routes from easy ones to more demanding. Make sure you choose one appropriate for your level.

will s

Nov 24, 2023

The tour was well thought out and our guide Anil was excellent. The bikes were of good quality and well maintained. You can take the tour at your own pace which is always a bonus. So much fun, would recommend to anyone visiting Nepal, I would also recommend visiting Nepal just for one of their tours. I hope to return someday for a longer ride.

jason b

Nov 18, 2022

Not only was my best mountain bike experience of my Life I also made friends for life ! Pokhara mountain bike adventure ️ The crew that guided us treated us like kings and queens they smoothed out the trail when it got tough! Nothing was to hard ever for these guys ️ Date of experience: October 2022

Dingle B

Sep 2, 2022

Got Jagan and team to organise a Pokhara to Kathmandu route. 6 nights through the low country valleys. Dealing with Pokhara MTB was a breeze through facebook and WhatsApp. Jagan was responsive and it was easy to work through details like bike type, route, accommodation and pickup. My journey started with 4WD pickup from my residence in Kathmandu, the drive to Pokhara and overnight accommodation near the lake in a comfortable hotel (all included in the package). From there I met the team and my guide (Laxman) and we sorted which bike worked for me and headed out the next morning. (PMTB have a great selection of bikes, including Large and XL frames which is important for me!). I went with a XL frame hard tail which served me well. The riding days were a good challenge, mostly for the humidity and heat in August. Distances ranged from 40-70km and a good mix of undulation, climbing and rolling decent. The climbing is not difficult if you are bike fit and used to decent hills (1000-2000meters/day) with most being on sealed or decent hard pack roads. Accommodation is basic, however every bed was comfortable and even had the luxury of hot or cold showers at every hotel. Luxman my guide was awesome and we enjoyed the routes and locals towns at the end of each day. The route gives a good mix of scenery, very different to the high altitude and more usual tourist destinations and I don't recall seeing another foreigner for the entire week. Local towns vary, some perched on high ridge lines (1600meters) or tucked by rivers in humid valley floors. Overall I finished nicely worn out and very pleased with my experience. The team make things easy and Luxman encouraged and kept me entertained on the journey. Big thanks to the team and highly recommended from me. Cheers Ben

Angeline Tan

Mar 23, 2022

Pokhara Mountain Bike Adventure has a range of different routes from day rides to multi-day rides. The best part is the service - Jagan who came to my accommodation to explain their different routes, to serving drinks before and after my ride. Additionally, my guide Suman was awesome! He was patient in matching my pace and helped me cycle my bike up the uphill sections while I walked up :P (was being presumptuous about my fitness level when I chose the route). Will definitely be back again when I next visit Pokhara!

Heinz E

May 9, 2019

We had a great time with Laxman and his colleague, riding 7 days through the valleys and hills of Nepal. We will be back Thanks guys

fotoguzman

Oct 27, 2017

I want to truly thank Jagan and his guides for their hospitality, friendship, interest, patience and professionalism. We biked on several days during my stay. I was fortunate to ride trails most people do not ride; trails with spectacular views and scenery. Jagan's main interest is the biker's satisfaction and happiness; the pay is definitely secondary in his list of priorities; that in itself is priceless.

Reidar A

Nov 25, 2016

Rented both hardtail and full-suspension bikes from here. The bikes are in excellent condition. A few times I had next to brand new bikes. The guys in the shop know what they are doing and will help you get the bike for your need! Would never go anywhere else for bikes in town! Thank you guys, worth every penny!!

Brandon C

Oct 25, 2016

I booked a one-day tour online and had an excellent time. Jagan is very responsive and willing to tailor tours to your specific desires. Their equipment is modern (lots of current-model full suspension and hardtail bikes), the guide was good and spoke passable English, and the scenery is wonderful. I highly recommend booking a tour with this company!

paulj0050

May 4, 2016

Jagan and his team did a superb job of organizing and running a customised bike tour for us at very short notice. I highly recommend Pokhara Mountain Bike Adventure. They are very professional, helpful and friendly. They took good care of us and found the best trails, good places to stay, eat and drink. If your thinking of biking in Nepal then look no further than Pokhara Mountain Bike Adventure.

Bruce M

Oct 4, 2015

Superb tailored trip for a bunch of kiwis. Bikes were in good condition and the trails were excellent. Thanks for the amazing trip and the shelter from the storms. The lightning storms and the riding were amazing!

Rai S

Nov 18, 2013

This is really something you should not miss. The guys are great, ride very well and will show you trails you would never find on your own. Even if you have only a week to spare - go for it. You'll have a great time! And yno, you don't have to bring your own bike. The guys will have some proper equipment for you!

MTB-Nepal

Oct 12, 2013

My name is Knut. I am a German, living now for about four years in Nepal as a developement worker. In my spare time I love to cycle. Sometimes I am in Pokhara for cycling an the guys from „Pokhara Mountain Bike Adventure" became my friends becouse I found there everything I needed. There is a workshop, having the parts one needed as well as somebody who knows how to fix all the problems on a bike. There are some really experienced guides, knowing where and how to ride. And you will always have a hot tea and a warmly welcome. It doesn´t matter if you are a crack ore a rookie. If you need some suport, an adventure ore if you are just looking for a daytrip , go there and enjoy

Frequently asked questions

Of the 13 days, you ride on 8 of them. Day 1 is your arrival in Kathmandu and Day 2 is a guided city sightseeing day, so the riding starts on Day 3. From there you ride most days from Kathmandu to Pokhara, covering roughly 40 to 65 km a day, about 4 to 6 hours in the saddle with stops. Day 11 is a free rest day in Pokhara, and Days 12 and 13 are the return to Kathmandu and your flight home.

Private trip — travel on your own dates

Runs privately for just your group. Pick a package below and any start date that suits you.

All Inclusive Price

From $3,390/per person

Standard Package Inclusion & Exclusion

Private car/van transfer from the airport to the hotel.
2 nights deluxe residence in twin bed sharing basis with breakfast at 4* hotel in Pokhara.
3 nights deluxe lodging in Kathmandu on a twin bed sharing basis with breakfast at a 4* hotel.
City Tour in Kathmandu or Pokhara with our tour guide and all entrance fees.
Domestic flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu, as well as airport taxes.
During the journey, meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are served with tea and coffee, as well as hot and cold filter water.