Kathmandu
The Kathmandu valley has an exotic setting. A tier of green mountain wall above which tower mighty snow capped peaks surrounds it. It consists of three main towns of great historic, artistic and cultural interest: Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur. The Kathmandu valley covers an area of 218 Sq. Miles. It is situated 1360 m. above sea level. The seven world Heritage Sites in the Kathmandu valley designated by the United Nation Educational, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) are the highlights of the valley. Nepal is the only country in the world where seven world heritage sites within 20 km radius.

Gorkha
Situated on a hill overlooking the snowy peaks of the Himalaya is a beautiful old palace known as Gorkha Durbar. There are two attractive temples of Gorakhanth and Kali inside the palace premises. It is the historic town from where the unification of small and divided principalities was started in 17th century to form the present Himalayan country Nepal.

Pokhara
Pokhara, situated at altitude of 827m and 200 Kms west of Kathmandu is the next favorite destination after Kathmandu for many adventure and pleasure trips in and around. It is the place to watch beautiful mountains and start off major trekking and expeditions. Pokhara is home to thick forests, gushing rivers, clear lakes and Himalayas. The majestic Machhapuchre (Fishtail) rising behind the hills reflects in the serenity of Phewa Lake. The close up views of the seemingly nearby magnificent peaks; Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, Machhapuchre, Annapurna and others provide us with immense pleasure and unforgettable memories. There are wide choices of trekking trails around the mountains. An enchanting Himalayan valley surrounded by beautiful snow-caped mountains, with magnificent lakes of crystal-clear water and all-year round pleasing weather is Pokhara.

Naudanda
A small but beautiful village with terraced rice field on one side and subtropical forest on the other side with charming views of the Himalayas.
 

Sarangkot

The highest point of Pokhara, on the ridge northern part of Phewa Lake, Sarangkot is a popular mountain and sunrise viewpoint. It has substantial little villages near the top that can provide food and accommodation. An afternoon walk to the village to spend the night and enjoy the views the next morning is an exciting experience.

Seti River Rafting
This river made of the water that melted off from famous mountains like; Fishtail, Annapurna as well as from Modi river flowing down from magnificent mountain valley. Our water run starts at the Union of this river with the Modi. Most of the year, the Seti is famous for its dazzling scenery as a gentle river, attracting families, bird watchers, nature lovers and dreamers. The vegetation along the river side is a remnant of the vast forested area. This area is inhabited by Magar who are renowned for generations of service with the Gurkha forces. Saranghat is a colorful middle hill village where you will have first night's camp on a spacious beach below the village.

Chitwan
The beautiful World Natural Heritage site, Chitwan National Park, located 166km southwest of Kathmandu and nearly 204km southeast of Pokhara, is the main attraction of Chitwan and is home to variety of flora and fauna. Covering an area of 932 sq. kilometers the park extends over deciduous forest foothills and river floodplains, being one of Nepal's largest forest area with wide range of wildlife like the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger, rare one horned rhinoceros, several species of deer, sloth bear, leopard, wild boar, gaur, wild elephant, four horned antelope, striped hyena, pangolin, Gangetic dolphin, monitor lizard, python. The swampy areas of Chitwan provide home for numerous species of crocodiles and Dolphins. Rare and endangered fish eating Gharial, Gangetic crocodiles and four species of fresh water dolphins. Bird watching is another attraction as it is habitat of 815 species of birds with possibilities of watching more than 450 species. Some of the resident species are Peacocks, Woodpecker’s Hornbills, Bengal Florican and Giant Hornbill, Lesser Florican, Black Stork, White Stork and Redheaded Trogons. Winter birds such as Waterfowl, Brahminy Duck, Pintails and Bar headed Geese are some of the cold weather visitors. In the summer the forest is alive with migrants such as the Flycatcher, the Indian Pitta and Parakeets. The park is actively engaged in the scientific study of several species of wild flora and fauna.