honest pacing
We do not pad itineraries with filler stops. Every day is planned around driving time, altitude, and what you actually want to see. These are the routes our guests ask about again and again.
Browse all toursWe are not a booking engine. We are the kind of people who test a hotel before we send guests there, who know which mountain road is being resurfaced this month, and who still get excited about a clear sunrise at Nagarkot. If you want a trip that feels like advice from a friend who happens to live in Nepal, you are in the right place.
- A team born and raised in Nepal
- Routes built around real driving times
- Drivers and guides we know personally
- Hotels and lodges we have checked ourselves
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Happy guestsUse these as starting points. We customize duration, hotels, transport, and inclusions for every partner.
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Do I need a visa to visit Nepal?
Most foreign nationals can get a visa on arrival at Kathmandu Airport. Bring USD cash, two passport photos, and a passport valid for at least six months. Indian citizens can travel with a valid passport or voter ID.
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How far ahead should I book?
For autumn and spring, two to three months ahead is safest. For shorter cultural trips or off-season travel, a few weeks is usually enough. Last-minute requests are welcome, but popular lodges fill fast.
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What is included in a tour package?
Standard packages include airport transfers, a private vehicle and driver, twin-share hotels with breakfast, and a guide for Kathmandu sightseeing. Chitwan packages also include meals and jungle activities. Flights, entrance fees, and lunches are quoted separately so you see exactly where your money goes.
Nepal Tourism Board


