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The Tharu village tour was culturally important but a little too slow. Learnt more watching the cultural dance at the hotel. Safari and canoe ride was incredible with so much wildlife to be spotted.

Longer than expected but the bus was very comfortable with plush sofa seats. View was very nice. highway stops were sufficiently clean and had what was needed (snacks, drinks, lunch)

Bumpy ride up there! But Pokhara and dhampus are so beautiful, even on an unfortunately cloudy day. Enjoyed the hike. Safe and clean camp at the end. Beautiful!

A unique and peaceful stay within the monastery grounds, allowing us to be immersed in the presence and daily life of the monks. The garden is beautiful and adds to the serene atmosphere. While the rooms could benefit from updating—especially the restroom, which felt a bit old—the warm hospitality and genuine service of the staff made up for it.

A very comfortable and well-kept lodge. The rooms were cozy with nice balconies, and the amenities were great. We especially appreciated the restful sleep after long hiking days, as well as their fast laundry service. Breakfast was generous and satisfying, perfect to start the day.

Our best stay of the trip. The property offers excellent amenities and truly top-notch service, with especially warm and attentive staff in the dining area. The gardens and surroundings are beautifully maintained, and our room with a front porch was a lovely touch. The buffet meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) had a wide selection and were consistently good.

A great cultural immersion experience. Patan, known as the “City of Art,” gave us a deeper appreciation of Nepal’s history, craftsmanship, and way of life. Boudhanath Stupa is a must-visit—it’s the largest stupa and a vibrant spiritual hub, surrounded by restaurants, shops, and cafés, making the visit both meaningful and enjoyable.

One of the best decisions we made. Seeing the Himalayan giants up close was unforgettable. The flight crew guided us throughout, pointing out each mountain, and we were also given a pamphlet with labeled peaks, which made the experience more informative and engaging.

We were warmly welcomed upon arrival, and the Tharu village tour was a great introduction to the local community and culture. The visit to the elephant breeding center was also a nice addition. One area for improvement would be more punctual hotel transfers, as we experienced some waiting time at the bus park.

Kathmandu Durbar Square can feel overwhelming due to its size and richness in detail, but having a knowledgeable guide made it much more enjoyable and easy to appreciate. Visiting Pashupatinath gave us a deeper understanding of Hindu cremation practices—while not the most visually aesthetic, it was a meaningful and eye-opening cultural experience.

A well-rounded introduction to Pokhara—from the lake experience to caves and scenic spots. Despite our delayed flight, our guide ensured we still covered everything. A nice highlight was the stop at a local workshop where we saw how cashmere is made. One suggestion would be to better prepare guests for the steep hike up to the Peace Pagoda.

A major highlight of the trip. We were lucky to have clear views of Annapurna I, Annapurna South, and Machapuchare. Ending the hike with a cable car ride down from Sarangkot was a great and relaxing finish.

The canoe ride was a peaceful and scenic way to start the day, with sightings of birds and crocodiles in their natural habitat. The jungle walk was the highlight—we were able to see a rhino up close, which was an incredible experience. The jeep safari was also enjoyable, though we didn’t spot the Royal Bengal tiger.