| Trip code | |
| Package name | Kathmandu Chitlang Kulekhani Hiking |
| Duration | 6 |
| Max. elevation | 1800 m |
| Level | easy |
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| Accomodation | |
| Starts at | Kathmandu |
| Ends at | Kathmandu |
| Trip route | |
| Cost | USD 360 per person |
Explore the natural beauty, cultural heritage, and adventure activities in and around the Kathmandu Valley with the popular Kathmandu, Chitlang, and Kulekhani tour itinerary. After visiting UNESCO-designated monuments, the tour typically starts with a drive to Chitalng. A little village called Chitlang is situated around 22 kilometers from Kathmandu in the southern portion of the Kathmandu Valley. Organic farming, a traditional way of life, and breathtaking scenery are the village’s main draws. Hiking, birdwatching, and socializing with the locals are among the activities available to visitors who can explore the area on foot or by bicycle. After that, we travel to Kulekhani, a picturesque location 65 kilometers from Kathmandu in the Sindhupalchowk district. The Kulekhani Dam, one of the largest in Nepal, and the hydroelectricity project in the vicinity are well-known. Adventure activities abound in Kulekhani for visitors to enjoy, including hiking, boating, fishing, and camping. For those who are curious about the project and its effects on the neighborhood, the Kulekhani Hydropower Station also provides guided excursions.
Mission Nepal will send a representative to meet you at the Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu and transport you to your accommodation. Following your check-in, you are free to relax or go to the Mission Nepal office.
Enjoy delicious, real Nepalese food and a taste of the local cuisine at the welcome meal hosted by Mission Nepal later in the evening. Meet your fellow tourists and get to know your tour leader at this wonderful occasion.
Our guided tour of four UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu will start after breakfast. The first destination is the Durbar Square in Kathmandu, which was formerly the royal residence of the ancestors who governed the Kathmandu Kingdom.
We will next proceed to the Pashupatinath Temple, which is considered to be one of the holiest places on earth for Hindus. We will also visit some of the most well-known Buddhist stupas in Kathmandu, such as Swayambhunath, which is in the center of the city and is sometimes referred to as the Monkey Temple because of the abundance of monkeys that live in the temple grounds.
In conclusion, we will tour Bouddhanath, one of the biggest stupas on Earth and a well-liked tourist attraction and Buddhist pilgrimage center in Kathmandu. Around fifty Tibetan gompas, or monasteries, are another reason for the Boudhnath area’s fame. Immersion in Nepal’s rich cultural and religious legacy will be made possible by this tour.
After breakfast, we head to Chitlang early in the morning. A little village called Chitlang is situated in the Makawanpur district. Once there, you are free to explore the areas on your own. You will be staying at the village resort today, which is well-known for its organic relishes and pear wine.
We head back to Kathmandu following an amazing evening at Chitang. We have lunch in Kulekhani while we’re traveling. We will have time to savor the lake’s splendor. We depart for Kathmandu in the afternoon, and upon our return, you are free to independently explore the city’s attractions.
Our adventure comes to an end today. A representative from Misson Nepal would drop us off at the airport around three hours before our departure. On the way back home, we’ll have plenty of time to organize our next vacation to the stunning country of Nepal.