Day One-
We receive you in the airport and transfer to the hotel. Half an hour briefing on the tour and highlights explaining the optional activities you can do during your stay.

Day Two & Three-CHITWAN
Chitwan is one of the finest districts of Nepal. It is renowned for its dense concentration of wildlife. The Royal Chitwan National Park is placed there is exotic park of Asia, which provide the opportunity to see animals in their natural habitat. It is the heart of the jungle, is among the last surviving examples of the continuous band of grasslands. The main attraction here is one of the largest forest regions in Asia teeming with wildlife such as the rare great one horned rhinoceros, several species of deer, sloth bear, leopard, wild boar fresh water dolphin, crocodile, more than 350 species of birds and Royal Bengal tiger. Visitors may enjoy elephant back excursions, nature walks, canoe trips and jungle treks. The five-hour drive (145 Km overland) from Kathmandu to Chitwan is filled with thrilling views of the hills, rivers and plains with top class jungle lodges on either side.

Day Four-
AM: Duly recognized as a world Heritage Site by UNESCO Kathmandu Durbar Square lies in the heart of Kathmandu City. Locally also called as Hanuman Dhoka Palace Square-an ancient seat of the Nepalese Royalty. Most of the buildings we see here date from 15th to 18th century. Some of the important monuments to be seen here are:
• Taleju temple- tallest of all structures built by King Mahendra Malla in 1549 A.D.
• Jagannath temple- built in the 16th century, known for
   fascinating erotic figures carving on the wooden struts eaves.
• Kal Bhairav- one of the largest stone idols in Kathmandu
   representing the terrifying aspects of Shiva.
• Statue of King Pratap Malla in praying gesture to Digu Taleju the
  royal family deity right across.
• Kumari Ghar- 17th century Kumari temple, an example of the
  highly developed Nepalese temple craft.
• Kasthamandap- built from the timber of a single tree. The
  Kathmandu City derives its name from Kasthamandap.

Besides these other fascinating part of this palace complex is the towering Nautale Durbar (Nine Storey Palace) overlooking the beautiful cityscape and the vast Basantapur square where Prithivi Narayan Shah built mansion to commemorate his victory in 1768 A.D. This building complex is known for the most intricately carved wooden doorways roof struts and massive lattice windows full of mythical figures.

Then we drive to Swoyanbhunath Stupa another World Heritage Site. Swoyambhunath literally means 'Self-Existent One.' Swoyambhunath is believed to have been established around 250 B.C. An inscription dated 460 A.D. states that the construction was carried out by King Mandev. The largest image of the Sakyamuni Buddha in Nepal is in a monastery next to the stupa. Behind the hilltop is a temple dedicated to Manjusri or Saraswati - the goddess of learning. Swoyambhunath is perhaps the best place to observe the religious harmony in Nepal.

PM: Patan Durbar Square complex, situated in the center of Patan city, and its surroundings provide very good example of ancient Newari architecture. The palace has three main courtyards but the central and the oldest is Mul Chowk. To the west of the complex are a dozen free standing temples of various sizes and styles. Krishna Temple, Bhimsen Temple, the Golden Temple of Hiranya Varna Mahavihar and Sundari Chowk mark the architectural excellence of its era. The Sundari Chowk with the sunken Royal bath of Tusha Hiti contains exquisite woodcarvings, stone, and metal sculpture. Patan Durbar Square also houses a temple of Taleju Bhawani.

Day Five-
We drop you to the airport as per your flight schedule towards your destination.

The above highlights are the basics of the total tour. There are indeed some surprises included in the tour which you will feel once you are here on the tour.