Accessible Experiential Nepal Tour

Day 01: Arrival in Nepal

“Nepal maa Swagat Chha”! Welcome to Nepal!

Upon your arrival at Kathmandu’s airport, our team will be there to assist you, ensuring a smooth and comfortable transfer. You will then be escorted to your accessible hotel in the city, where you can relax and refresh after your journey.

Day 02: Kathmandu sightseeing

Today is the day of your first accessible tour in Kathmandu, allowing you to completely experience the beauty of the Valley. Your first stop will be Boudhanath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest spherical stupa worldwide. Pathways around the stupa that are wheelchair accessible enable you to take in the tranquil ambiance of monks’ chants and the slow rotation of prayer wheels.

Not only does this site serve as a spiritual hub, but it is also a lively center of Tibetan culture, with colorful monasteries and shops encircling the stupa. Nearby cafés and souvenir shops that are easily accessible provide an opportunity to unwind and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.

Next, visit Pashupatinath, a sacred Hindu temple by the Bagmati River. Wheelchair-accessible paths and viewing areas allow you to enjoy the temple’s architecture and rituals comfortably. Nearby accessible cafés offer a chance to relax before continuing your Kathmandu Valley tour 

Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Chitwan

Today, you will embark on a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Chitwan, which takes approximately 5–6 hours. Along the way, you will be treated to breathtaking landscapes, from rolling hills and terraced fields to quaint villages that showcase the charm of rural Nepal. 

Upon arrival, you will check into your accessible hotel and take some time to unwind after the trip. In the evening, you will have the opportunity to experience the lively Tharu cultural dance, a mesmerizing display of the traditions, music, and vibrant costumes of the native Tharu people. Following the performance, you can relax and take in a stunning sunset that adorns the sky above Chitwan’s tranquil scenery, a flawless conclusion to your inaugural day in the park.

Day 04: Chitwan Jungle adventure

Today, you will continue doing various activities from the remaining program in Chitwan including including canoeing, Jeep safaris, cultural programs by the Tharu community, and village tours. Another highlight is birdwatching, as Chitwan National Park, which hosts about 555 bird species, provides outstanding chances to see both resident and migratory birds. The accessible Jeep Safari offers a more exhilarating experience, transporting you to key wildlife observation locations. A guide shares information about the park’s flora and fauna while making sure that all travelers enjoy a comfortable experience.

Day 05: Drive to Pokhara 

After an exhilarating wildlife adventure in Chitwan, you will enjoy a picturesque drive to Pokhara, which is the third-largest city in Nepal. It takes around 4 to 5 hours to travel through the scenic areas of terraced fields, meandering rivers, and delightful villages. As you go, you can take in the tranquil rural landscape and spot the far-off peaks of the Himalayas. When you reach Pokhara, you will be welcomed by the serene charm of Phewa Lake, framed by the Annapurna mountains, and the easygoing vibe of the lakeside area, all preparing you for the next phase of your journey.

Day 06: Visit the International Mountain Museum, Pumdikot, Phewa Lake

Today, your sightseeing experience in Pokhara will be fully wheelchairs accessible. Begin at the International Mountain Museum, which features ramps and accessible paths for you to discover displays related to Himalayan culture, history, and mountaineering. Afterward, head to Pumdikot, which has accessible viewpoints providing breathtaking panoramic vistas of Pokhara city and the Annapurna mountains. Finally, unwind at Phewa Lake, where wheelchair-accessible paths and lakeside areas allow for easy enjoyment of the calm waters and picturesque scenery.

Day 07: Back to Kathmandu & Experience Nepali Cultural Dance

It’s time to return to Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. Along the way, you will have one last chance to admire the flowing rivers, the traditional lifestyle of local villagers, and the breathtaking mountain vistas. After approximately 6–7 hours, you will reach Kathmandu, check into your hotel, and spend some time resting and relaxing. In the evening, immerse yourself in a lively Nepali cultural dance, a colorful display of music, costumes, and local traditions.

Day 08: Departure

Your accessible journey has come to an end, but you will leave with countless memories to cherish forever. You will be escorted to the airport in time for your flight back home. Take with you the unforgettable memories of Nepal, Kathmandu, its temples, awe-inspiring mountains, lively nature, friendly locals, and their grins. For now, goodbye! You know in your heart that you will come back one day!