Best Time to Visit Nepal for This Tour
Nepal is beautiful every time of the year. But for this 10-day Pokhara,Sarangkot Trek & Chitwan adventure, some months are just perfect.
- Autumn (September - November): This is probably the best season for a Nepal tour. The sky is clear. Mountains are sharp and bright, the air is fresh, and trekking is easy this time. Sunrise at Sarangkot is magical, and this season is also perfect for spotting rhinos and birds.
- Spring (March - May): Flowers everywhere during the spring season. Hills and villages look alive. The temperatures are nice, not too hot. This is a comfortable season to walk around and for trekking too.
- Winter (December - February): Winter brings cold, especially in the hills. But the skies are crystal clear, the mountains look unreal, and the wildlife in Chitwan is easier to spot. So, pack warm clothes.
- Monsoon (June - August): Monsoon brings rain, slippery trails, swollen rivers, and views are sometimes hidden behind clouds. But jungles are green like crazy and waterfalls look tunning too.
Honestly, if it’s your first time in Nepal, come during the Autumn or Spring season. These seasons help you in all ways.
Cost of 10-Day Nepal Tour Package
So, how much does a 10-day Nepal tour cost? Honestly, it depends. For this Nepal tour package covering Pokhara, Ghandruk trek, and Chitwan National Park safari, the price usually falls between $1,300 to $1,500 per person. The cost mainly depends on a few things. Your hotel category, flights or road travel, private or group tour, and also the season you travel. Still, you’ll spend a little extra during the trip. Things like drinks, tips, or optional activities like paragliding or any other more. Our packages already include flights, private road transport, best hotels, trekking permits, guides, and jungle activities. You’ll get comfort, smooth travel, and a better overall experience at this price. And at the end, it’s not just about the cost. It’s about what you take back with you.
Difficulty Level of Short Annapurna Trek (Ghandruk to Kande)
This Ghandruk trek is not too hard. You’ll walk through villages, on stone paths, forest trails, and sometimes on stairs. This trek is enough to feel it in your legs, but not enough to make you regret it.
You’ll start your trek from Ghandruk. It is a charming Gurung village at 1,940m. From Ghandruk, we walk to Landruk (1,565m) through forests, small streams, terraced fields, and village life all around. You’ll walk at an easy pace. From Landruk, we head to Australian Camp (2,060m). You’ll see the open mountain views from here. The sunset here is unforgettable. It is also a perfect photo spot. Finally, we trek down to Kande from there we'll drive to Sarangkot (1,600m), which is the perfect sunrise point everyone dreams about. Early morning, you’ll watch the first light hit Annapurna and Machhapuchhre. Words don’t do justice to this magical view.
Altitude is also chill in this trek. You’ll start around 1,940m in Ghandruk. You’ll see peaks around 2,060m at Australian Camp. From Sarangkot, the altitude gets lower again. So, there is no big risk of altitude sickness, but a little breeze and cold morning air are real.
You don’t need to be a pro trekker for this trek. Just basic fitness and a little spirit of adventure is needed. Slow pace works fine. You’ll stop, breathe, click photos, and keep going. The trails of this trek are easy. You’ll see locals smile. Tea houses welcome you, and little villages feel safe.
Honestly, if you can walk a few hours comfortably, you’ll be fine. And the views are totally worth it in every step.
Accommodation and Food During this Nepal Tour
Foods during Nepal Tour
Nepalese food is simple, but it fills your soul. In Kathmandu and Pokhara, you can find almost anything. Eggs, toast, tea, and coffee in the morning. Later, warm meals like Dal Bhat, Tarkari, and other foods like momo, pizza, pasta, fried rice, and more.
On the trek from Ghandruk, meals are small but hearty. Dal Bhat, momos, noodles, soups. Sometimes pancakes or pasta, if you want a change. This is enough to keep your energy up.
In Chitwan, the food feels different. You’ll get fresh vegetables, river fish if lucky, and local Tharu dishes. Some western options too. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included during safari days. Jungle air somehow makes everything taste better. Every meal during your tour tells a little story. It’s simple, real, and perfectly Nepalese.
Accommodation During Nepal Tour
Accommodation during your Nepal Tour is comfortable. In Kathmandu and Pokhara, hotels are clean, beds are soft, and you’ll also get hot showers. This is enough space to relax after flights and drives.
On the trek, tea houses and lodges are like your home. Small rooms, wooden floors, and sometimes shared bathrooms. Nothing is fancy but warm. And the mountain views outside your window are unreal.
In Chitwan, lodges get a little fancier. Some have balconies facing the river or the forest. Rooms are neat. Jungle sounds in the background. You’ll sleep easily in this environment. Accommodation in Nepal is simple and cozy.
Transportation Used in the Nepal Tour
Getting around Nepal is part of the adventure. From Kathmandu to Pokhara, we’ll take a short flight of about 25 minutes. You can see mountains, rivers, and valleys all from the sky.
Within Pokhara and Chitwan, we’ll use private vehicles. Comfortable cars or jeeps. Roads are smooth, with occasional bumps. You’ll stop on the way for photos and tea.
During the trek, it’s all on foot from Ghandruk to Kande. You’ll walk through villages, forests, and terraced fields. Tea houses are along the way, and the trails feel real and untouched.
While returning from Chitwan to Kathmandu, you’ll get back by flight. It is fast and convenient, with a last glimpse of Nepal’s rivers and hills before you land. Transportation during this tour is comfortable, scenic, and every mode adds a bit of adventure.
Why Should You Choose This Nepal Tour Package?
Nepal is a huge country with mountains, lakes, jungles, and villages. You might think about where you should start. And that’s where this tour comes in. In this 10-day tour. You’ll see all the highlights at an easy pace. This tour package is a mixture of a little adventure and a little comfort. Here’s why it’s perfect:
- Nepal Tour in 10 Days: You’ll explore sunrise mountains, lakes, villages, and jungles. All in one trip without missing anything.
- Easy & Relaxed: You’ll take flights, private jeep or car drives, and short treks. Nothing is exhausting, but enough to feel adventure.
- Real Village Life: Walk through villages like Ghandruk and Landruk. Meet locals, see their traditional life. This feels authentic.
- Breathtaking Sunrises: Sunrise in Sarangkot is stunning. Golden light hits the mountains. You’ll stop, breathe, feel the peace and click photos.
- Lakes & Waterfalls: Explore Phewa Lake, Davis Falls, Gupteshwor Cave and more.
- Jungle Adventure: Enjoy a Chitwan safari. You can see rhinos, birds, and maybe a crocodile. It feels wild and real.
- Comfortable Stays: You’ll stay in comfortable hotels in cities, tea houses on trek, and jungle lodges in Chitwan with hot meals and warm beds.
- Delicious Food: Throughout your tour, you’ll get warm Dal Bhat Tarkari. Also, momos, noodles, pizza, pasta, fried rice and more if you need.
- Smooth Transportation: You’ll travel in flights, private vehicles, and walk during trek, which is easy, scenic, and stress-free.
- Perfect Balance: You can get adventure, relaxation, culture, trekking, sightseeing, and wildlife, all in one trip.
- Memorable Journey: This 10-day tour might sound short. But every moment, every view, every meal stays with you forever.
Travel Tips for Nepal First-Time Visitors
- Get your visa on arrival: You can get a visa at Tribhuvan Airport after you land. Carry passport photos and some USD cash.
- Carry cash (Nepali Rupees): Cards work in cities, but in small shops and local places, there are no ATMs. So, keep some Nepali cash.
- Pack for all weather: The morning feels cold, the afternoon feels warm, and the evening can be cold again. It’s confusing at first, just wear layers.
- Walk slowly, don’t rush: Walk slowly, sit a bit, and look around. The moment you stop rushing, things feel different and better.
- Drink safe water: Tap water is not for drinking. Bottled water or a filter bottle works fine.
- Respect local culture: Dress modestly in temples. Say “Namaste” and smile, people will notice, and they will respond the same way back.
- Start your day early: You should start early, especially for treks. Mornings are clear, views are better, and you’ll avoid afternoon clouds or rain.
- Get travel insurance: Even for short and easy treks. Things might happen. It’s better to have it and not use it.
- Stay flexible: Things don’t always go as planned. There might be delays, the weather can change, or some of your plans can get canceled. It happens, and you need to adjust. And somehow, those unplanned moments become the best ones.
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