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-
RAFTING IN TRISHULI RIVER
The most popular rafting river Trishuli is Nepal's merely a hop, skip and a jump away from Kathmandu. The Trishuli quenches your desire for impressive gorges, exciting rapids, some easier sections and easily accessible. The Trishuli white water trip is exciting, fun and safe for all age groups. Our private camp with comfortable safari-tented accommodation set in private grounds with river views surrounded by forests. Our 2-day trips will overnight at River beaches Retreat Recommended for intermediate Kayakers. The Trishuli raft trip can be combined with tour and trek program. Due to its proximity to Kathmandu and the easy road access that accompanies it, most rafting companies offer trips on the Trishuli. For first time rafters it offers plenty of excitement.

Day Three-
POKHARA VALLEY
Pokhara, an enchanting city nestled in the tranquil valley, 200 km west of Kathmandu situated at the altitude of 827 m. is the starting point of Nepal’s many most popular trekking and rafting destinations. The valley surrounding Pokhara is home to thick forests, gushing rivers, clear lakes and Himalayas. The majestic Machhapuchre (Fishtail) reflects in the serenity of Phewa Lake. Rising behind it create an ambience of peace and magic. The valley is renowned for the close ups offer of the seemingly nearby peaks and magnificent views of Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, Machhapuchre, Annapurna and others. The Pokhara valley; with subtropical climate and heavy monsoon rainfall is lush with vegetation. There is a wide choice of trails in the mountains around the valley, the most famous being the Royal Trek, which once was hiked by the Prince of Wales: Charles.

Sarangkot (1590 m) (Optional)
Sarangkot, the highest point of Pokhara Valley on the ridge north of Phewa Tal, is by far the most popular of the mountain viewpoints around Pokhara. The peaks appear even closer from here than from the Peace Pagoda, though not quite, as many of them are visible. Sarangkot's popularity stems mainly from the fact that it has been on the tourist map a lot longer than the Peace Pagoda has and perhaps because it has a substantial little village near the top that can provide lodging - many people hike up in the afternoon, spend the night and then catch the views first thing the next morning. As with the hike to the Peace Pagoda, there are various routes to the top and at least one route further along the ridge once you are up there. You can also cycle up, potentially making this the first stop on a longer cycle trek.

Day Four-
Phewa Lake:
Phewa is a second largest lake in Pokhara Valley. It is the centre and most enchanting of the three lakes that add to the resplendence of Pokhara. Here, one can sail or row a hired boat across to the water or visit the island temple in its middle. The eastern shore popularly known as lakeside or Baidam is the favorite home base for travellers.


Barahi Temple:
The Barahi temple is the most important monument in Pokhara Built almost in the center of Phewa Lake, this two-storied pagoda is dedicated to the boar manifestation of Ajima the protector’s deity representing the female force Shakti. Devotees can be seen, especially on Saturdays, carrying male animals and fowl across the lake to be sacrificed to the deity.
 

Day Five-
PM: Pashupatinath is one of the four most important religious sites in Asia for Shiva devotees. Pashupatinath, dedicated to Shiva the Destroyer, is the holiest Hindu pilgrimage destination in Nepal. Although the Pashupatinath Temple was only built in the fifth century and later renovated by Malla kings, the holy site is said to have existed from the beginning of the millennium. A gold-plated roof, four silver doors, and woodcarvings of the finest quality decorate the pagoda temple of Pashupatinath. Temples dedicated to several other Hindu and Buddhist deities surround the temple of Pashupatinath. Nearby is the temple of Guheshwori dedicated to Shiva's consort Sati Devi. Behind the temple is the River Bagmati. On the banks of Bagmati are raised platforms used as cremation sites for Hindus. Only Hindus are allowed inside the Pashupatinath courtyard.

Bouddhanath is the center of Tibetan culture in Nepal. The 36 m. high stupa of Bouddhanath is one of the largest stupa in South Asia. Licchavi rulers renovated Bouddhanath Stupa in the eighth century. The mandala design in Bouddhanath is a copy of the one in Gyangtse in Tibet. The stupa is located in the area of ancient trade route to Tibet where Tibetan merchants rested and offered prayers for many centuries. The stupa is said to entomb the remains of a Kasyap sage venerable both to Buddhists and Hindus.

Day Six-
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.