Flying Destination – KATHMANDU – POKHRA, NEPAL

Home to eight of the world’s ten tallest mountains, Nepal is where adventure is not an activity — it is a way of life. A land of roaring rivers, sacred shrines, soaring eagles, and smiling people, Nepal packs more wonder into one small country than most continents can offer.

Hat makes Kathmandu truly extraordinary is that its culture is not preserved behind glass — it is alive, practiced, and celebrated every single day by its people. Pashupatinath Temple, one of the most sacred Hindu shrines in the world, stands majestically on the banks of the holy Bagmati River. Rising dramatically above the rooftops of Kathmandu, the great Boudhanath Stupa is one of the largest stupas in the world and the spiritual heart of Tibetan Buddhism outside Tibet.

Here’s the surprise most travelers don’t expect — Kathmandu has one of the most electric and eclectic nightlife scenes in all of South Asia! The buzzing heart of it all is Thamel, a neon-lit labyrinth of rooftop bars, live music venues, jazz clubs, and cozy cocktail lounges that come alive the moment the sun dips behind the Himalayas. You can sip a craft cocktail at a rooftop terrace with Himalayan views, dance to live Nepali rock bands, or stumble upon a tiny jazz bar tucked between ancient temple walls — all within a five-minute walk. RCradled between the shimmering Phewa Lake and the dramatic Annapurna mountain range, Pokhara is arguably the most breathtakingly beautiful city in all of Nepal.If there is one activity that defines the spirit of Pokhara, it is paragliding — and nowhere else on Earth does it feel quite like this. You launch from the heights of Sarangkot and soar like a bird over Phewa Lake, with the entire Annapurna range stretching across the horizon in front of you in jaw-dropping, unobstructed glory. Whether you are an adventure seeker, a nature lover, or a soul in search of stillness, Pokhara wraps its arms around every kind of traveler.

DAY 1 – Delhi to KATHMANDU | 01 hr. 35 m

• The moment you land in Kathmandu, the city embraces you with incense-scented air, the distant chime of temple bells, and the warmth of a Namaste from every corner.
• After checking into your hotel in the heart of Thamel, the night is completely yours.
• Thamel after dark is electric — neon-lit lanes open up into a world of rooftop bars, live Nepali rock bands, cozy candlelit restaurants, and legendary street food.

DAY 2 – CHANDRAGIRI HILLS – BULESHWAR MAHADEV

• Breakfast at Hotel.
• Then Start the day with a spiritual high — literally. Board the Chandragiri Hills Cable Car on the southwestern edge of Kathmandu Valley and glide up to the sacred Shri Bhaleshwor Mahadev Temple.
• A revered shrine of Lord Shiva believed to grant the heartfelt wishes of sincere devotees.
• The cable car ride takes just 15–20 minutes but the views are nothing
• short of extraordinary
• The entire Kathmandu Valley spreads below you like a living map, while the snow-draped Ganesh Himal, Langtang, Manaslu and Annapurna ranges line the northern horizon in breathtaking clarity.
• Back in the city, make your way to the colossal Boudhanath Stupa — one of the largest stupas in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk the sacred kora (circumambulation path) around its great white dome as monks chant, prayer wheels spin, and hundreds of colourful prayer flags flutter overhead.

DAY 3 – PASHUPATINATH MANDIR | FLY TO POKHRA

• Kathmandu Pokhra The day belongs to one of the most sacred sites in all of Hinduism — the Pashupatinath Temple on the banks of the holy Bagmati River. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is dedicated to Lord Shiva as Pashupati (Protector of All Living Beings) and draws thousands of pilgrims from across the subcontinent every single day.
• Walk the ghats along the river, witness the life and rituals that unfold here with humbling openness. Soak in the energy of this remarkable place before heading to the airport.
• A quick 35-minute flight drops you into an entirely different world. Pokhara is greener, quieter, and cooler — the perfect contrast to Kathmandu’s spiritual buzz. After checking in, head straight to the iconic Phewa Lake as the golden hour settles over the water.

DAY 4 – SARANGKOT SUNRISE – PARAGLIDING – SHANTI STUPA

• Set your alarm — this one is worth every sleepy minute. Drive up to Sarangkot Hill in the pre-dawn darkness and find your spot at the viewpoint just as the horizon begins to lighten.
• A few hours later, you’ll be back in the sky — this time soaring from Sarangkot Launch Point on a tandem paraglide over the Pokhara Valley. No experience needed — your certified pilot handles everything as you glide high above Phewa Lake with the full sweep of the Annapurna range towering ahead.
• As the sun softens into the late afternoon, make your way to the Shanti Stupa (World Peace Pagoda) — a gleaming white Japanese-built Buddhist stupa perched on a hilltop above Phewa Lake. The short hike up rewards you with one of the most serene and panoramic views in all of Pokhara — the lake, the city, and the Himalayas all laid out before you in one sweeping, breathtaking frame.

DAY 5 – FLY TO KATHMANDU | DURUBAR SQUARE

Pokhra Kathmandu
Take one final, unhurried morning in Pokhara. Stroll along the lakeside promenade, sip a warm cup of Nepali tea as the mountains gleam across the water, and pick up some last souvenirs — handmade pashminas, Tibetan singing bowls, and thangka art make perfect mementos from the valley.

Back in Kathmandu,Save the best of Kathmandu’s history for last. Kathmandu Durbar Square — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — is the ancient royal heart of the city, a magnificent open-air museum of palaces, courtyards, and pagodas built between the 12th and 18th centuries.

DAY 6 – LOCAL MARKET & BYE TO NEPAL | BACK TO DELHI

• Spend your final morning doing what Kathmandu does best — its incredible, chaotic, colourful local markets.
• Sit down for a proper Nepali farewell lunch at one of Kathmandu’s beloved local restaurants. Go all in with a traditional Dal Bhat Thali — lentil soup, steamed rice, seasonal vegetables, pickles, and papad served on a gleaming metal plate — the dish that fuels Himalayan trekkers and locals alike, and the most satisfying final meal Nepal could possibly offer.
• Then, with a full stomach, a full heart, and bags packed with memories and mementos, head to Tribhuvan International Airport for your flight back to Delhi — carrying Nepal with you in every way that matters.

INCLUSIONS:

TRAVEL:
Airport pickup & drop in Kathmandu (private vehicle).
Kathmandu → Pokhara flight (economy class).
(Cabin: 7 Kgs)
(Check-in: 20 Kgs)
Pokhara → Kathmandu flight (economy class).
All ground transfers by private air-conditioned vehicle throughout the trip.

ACCOMODATION:

(4 nights) Hotel stay in Kathmandu, (2 nights arrival + 1 night return).
(2 nights) Hotel stay in Pokhara.
All hotels on double/twin sharing basis with daily breakfast include.

EXCLUSIVE WRAVELON ADDITIONS:

WravelOn Welcome Hamper Every traveler on this package receives an exclusive Wravelon Welcome Hamper upon arrival — thoughtfully curated with travel essentials. It’s our way of saying welcome to the journey before the journey even begins!

Wravelon Interactive Tour Map Navigate Nepal like a pro with your personalised Wravelon Tour Map — a beautifully designed, easy-to-follow travel companion that maps out every destination, activity, and hidden gem on your itinerary.

Guide & Assistance; 24/7 trip assistance & support throughout the journey.

EXCLUSIONS:

• International airfare — Delhi →Kathmandu → Delhi (not included).
• Airport departure taxes or visa-onarrival fees (if applicable).
• Paragliding in Pokhara (can be booked as an add-on — approx. USD 80–100 per person).
• Any other optional adventure activities. Lunch and dinner on all days (unless specified).
• Any meals outside the hotel breakfast. Beverages, alcohol, and personal food orders.
• Personal travel insurance (strongly recommended).
• Tips & gratuities for guides and drivers. Camera/video fees at monuments where applicable.
• Porter or luggage handling charges.
• Any expense arising due to flight delays, cancellations, or natural events.
• Shopping, laundry, phone calls & personal expenses.
• Any activity or sightseeing not mentioned under Inclusions.

THINGS TO CARRY:

CLOTHING

– Light breathable clothes for daytime sightseeing (Kathmandu & Pokhara are warm during the day).
– 1–2 warm fleece jackets or a light down jacket — mornings at Sarangkot can be very cold (5–10°C / 40–50°F).
– Comfortable walking shoes — you’ll be on your feet a lot.
– A pair of sandals or flip-flops for the hotel and lakeside evenings.
– Socks — multiple pairs, especially for temple visits and the early morning hill climb.
– Rain poncho or a compact umbrella (weather can be unpredictable).
– Modest clothing for temple visits — shoulders and knees covered is a must at Pashupatinath and Boudhanath.

TOILETRIES & HEALTH

• Sunscreen SPF 50+ — the Himalayan sun is intense at altitude.
• Lip balm with SPF — cold, dry mountain air cracks lips quickly.
• Personal medications and a basic first-aid kit.
• Hand sanitizer and wet wipes — essential for street food and temple visits.
• Altitude sickness tablets (consult your doctor before travel — Chandragiri is at 8,369 ft).
• Insect repellent for evening outdoor time.

ELECTRONICS & DOCUMENTS

• Power bank — a fully charged one for long sightseeing days
• Universal travel adapter (Nepal uses Type C, D & M sockets)
• Camera or a phone with good camera — you will not stop clicking
• Earphones for the flight and downtime
• Passport (valid for minimum 6 months from travel date)
• Visa documents / Nepal visa on arrival form filled in advance
• Travel insurance documents — printed and digital copy
• Emergency contact numbers saved offline

MONEY & EXTRAS

• Nepalese Rupees (NPR) for local markets, street food & tips — exchange at the airport or Thamel
• Some USD cash as backup (widely accepted at hotels and tour operators)
• A small day backpack for carrying essentials during sightseeing
• Reusable water bottle — stay hydrated, especially at high altitudes
• Ziplock bags for keeping documents dry during outdoor activities
• A light scarf or stole — doubles as sun protection and temple cover

PRO TIPS BEFORE YOU GO

• Arrive rested — Day 2 starts early with the ropeway and temple visit
• Book paragliding in advance during peak season (Oct–Dec & Mar–May)
• Carry small denomination NPR notes for offerings at temples and street stalls
• Remove shoes before entering all temples — carry a small bag to hold them
• Sarangkot morning temperature can drop to 4–6°C / 39–43°F — layer up!

MUST – HAVE APPS FOR YOUR NEPAL TRIP: Download Before You Board — Thank Us Later!

Google Maps

• Your most essential travel companion. Download the offline map of Kathmandu and Pokhara before you fly — saves you even when there’s no internet. Perfect for navigating Thamel’s winding lanes, finding temples, and locating your hotel.

📲 Pro Tip: Download offline maps at home on strong WiFi before departure

XE Currency Converter

• Convert Nepalese Rupees (NPR) to Indian Rupees (INR) instantly. Know exactly what you’re paying at markets, restaurants, and souvenir shops before you hand over the cash — a must-have for smart bargaining at Asan Bazaar!

🚖 CAB & RIDE BOOKING APPS

🟡Pathao — Nepal’s #1 Ride App Pathao is the most popular and trusted ride-hailing app in Nepal — think of it as Nepal’s very own Uber.

🟢inDrive — Negotiate Your Own Fare inDrive is a game-changer for budget-savvy travellers — unlike regular apps, you propose your own fare and drivers accept or counter-offer, giving you full control over what you pay.

🍜 FOOD DELIVERY APPS

🟢 Zomato — Works in Kathmandu & Pokhara Yes — Zomato has a presence in Nepal!

🟡 Bhojpuri Kitchen / Local Hotel Delivery — Pokhara In Pokhara, most lakeside restaurants offer direct WhatsApp-based delivery to nearby hotels — just ask your hotel front desk for the top local delivery numbers.

🟠 Foodmandu — Kathmandu’s Favourite One of Nepal’s oldest and most trusted food delivery services, Foodmandu is a Kathmandu staple with a wide network of quality restaurant partners. Great for ordering everything from piping hot momos and thukpa to continental breakfasts and fresh juices delivered right to your hotel room.

💡 Wravelon Tip: Your Wravelon Tour Assistant will be available on WhatsApp from the moment you land in Kathmandu to the moment you board your return flight to Delhi — for real-time support, local restaurant recommendations, weather updates, and anything else you need on the ground. We’re always just one message away! 🏔🙏