Trip Types

A Relief from your Monotonous Daily Routine in Peace with Nature

Everyone has their own way of refreshing their mind and breaking free from the predictable rhythm of daily life, work-life, monotonous daily routine, or whatever you may want to call it. For some, they find peace in nature and being able to watch a variety of birds and wildlife in their natural habitat, and simply breathing fresh air away from the noise. And if you belong to this group of nature lovers, we’ve created special birdwatching and wildlife tours designed just for you. No matter you choose our 9-day, 12-day, or 14-day wildlife and birdwatching tour packages, we guarantee that you will have quality time in Nepal’s two protected areas: Chitwan National Park (Nepal’s first national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and Bardia National Park (the largest national park in Nepal). By the time you come to the end of the trip, you will have gained what you expect from this trip, which is rare wildlife sightings, a refreshing escape, encounters with nature, and a deeper connection to the wild.

Trip Name	Destination Covered	Duration	Cost
12 Days Wildlife and Birdwatching Photography Tour	Bardia National Park, Lumbini grassland, Lumbini Wetland, Chitwan National Park	12	USD 1,999
14 Days Wildlife and Birdwatching Photography Tour	Bardia National Park, Lumbini grassland, Lumbini Wetland, Chitwan National Park, Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve	14	USD 2,441
Wildlife and Birdwatching Photography Tour	Lumbini, Chitwan National Park	9	USD 1,388

Detailed Cost Analysis for Bird Watching and Wildlife Tours in Nepal

The bar graph above shows the bird-watching and wildlife photography tours offered by Himalayan 360. Among the three packages, the 14 Days Wildlife and Bird Watching Photography Tour is the most expensive, priced at USD 2,441. This tour is the longest and offers the most extensive wildlife and bird photography experiences, which explains its higher price. The 12 Days Bird Watching and Wildlife Photography Tour comes next at USD 1,999. It is slightly shorter but still provides a comprehensive experience, placing it in the mid-price range. Finally, the Wildlife and Bird Watching Photography Tour is the most affordable at USD 1,388. It is a shorter and more focused itinerary, suitable for budget-friendly travelers.

Seal your Memories with Professional Photographs

Get a chance to capture the birds and wildlife in their natural habitat with this tour package like never before. Get a picture-perfect photo to post on Instagram, Facebook, or other social media pages, and bring a lifetime memory with you.

Wildlife Diversity from the Capital to Buddha’s Birthplace

Wildlife and bird watching photography tour is a 9 days trip full of adventure for anyone who wants to explore Nepal’s wild side. The tour starts in Kathmandu and moves to Lumbini, where you’ll wander through lush jungles and capture amazing photos of birds in their natural habitats. Next, you’ll visit the Vulture Restaurant and then head to Chitwan National Park. In Chitwan National Park, you’ll enjoy jeep safaris and guided walking tours with nature experts. You will have close encounters with birds, rhinos, and the vibrant life of the Terai jungles. Additional information:

• Best time to visit: March, April, May, September, October, November, December
• Highlights: Jungle safaris in Chitwan National Park, bird-watching in Terai greenland, and wetlands
• Transportation: Road transport from Kathmandu to Lumbini, Lumbini to Chitwan, and Chitwan back to Kathmandu
• Permits / Fees: Chitwan National Park permit and other entry fees included

12 Days Wildlife and Birdwatching in the dense Nepalgunj Jungles

This 12 days bird watching and wildlife photography tour is perfect for serious wildlife and birdwatchers enthusiasts who want to fully explore Nepal’s Terai jungles and wetlands. The journey begins in Kathmandu, followed by a flight to Nepalgunj. You’ll spend three full days in Bardiya National Park, enjoying jeep safaris and guided bird-watching sessions to spot a variety of wildlife and birds. Next, the tour moves to the wetlands and greenlands of Lumbini, where you can photograph migratory birds such as Sarus Cranes, Mallards, Warblers, Northern Shovelers, and Northern Pintails. After Lumbini, you’ll continue to Chitwan National Park for three more days of wildlife exploration. Here, jeep safaris and walking tours with expert guides offer a chance to see the park’s rich biodiversity, including rhinos, tigers, elephants, and many bird species. You’ll also visit the famous Vulture Restaurant in Chitwan. Additional information:

• Best time to visit: March, April, May, September, October, November, December
• Highlights: Jeep safaris in Bardiya and Chitwan National Parks, bird-watching in Lumbini wetlands and greenlands, walking tours, and Vulture Restaurant visit
• Transportation: Flight from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj. Road/jeep travel between parks and back to Kathmandu
• Permits / Fees: Bardiya and Chitwan National Park permits included, plus other entrance fees
• Ideal for: Intermediate photographers, bird-watchers, and multi-day nature seekers

Where Better than National Parks and Wildlife Reserves!

This 14 days wildlife and birdwatching photography tour begins in Kathmandu. It takes you to Bardiya National Park, then Lumbini, Chitwan National Park, and finally the eastern plains at Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve. Along the way, you’ll explore diverse habitats from dense forests to rich wetlands. Expect to photograph Bengal tigers, swamp deer, one-horned rhinos, and a wide variety of birds in their natural surroundings. This tour offers maximum wildlife encounters and photography opportunities. You’ll enjoy jeep safaris, walking tours, and guided bird-watching sessions across all the parks. Additional information:

• Best time to visit: March, April, May, September, October, November, December
• Highlights: Endangered species like Bengal tigers and one-horned rhinos, swamp deer, expert naturalist guides, and multiple parks in one tour
• Transportation: Private vehicle drives and domestic flights (Kathmandu → Nepalgunj, Biratnagar → Kathmandu)
• Permits / Fees: Bardiya National Park, Chitwan National Park, Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve entry fees included
• Ideal for: Serious wildlife photographers, nature enthusiasts with time, and travelers seeking full immersion in Nepal’s natural beauty

Everything: From Days Long Sacred Kora to Comfortable Heli Tour

Why settle for just a walk when you can choose between a multi-day Kora or a helicopter ride over the mountains? Our Hindu pilgrimage tour packages offer every kind of spiritual journey, from rigorous treks to ultra-comfortable heli tours, so you can choose according to your own style.

Month	Approx. Daytime Max	Approx. Nighttime Min	Notes / Comments
January	0°C to 8°C	-10°C to -20°C	Coldest month. Very dry. Remote areas are harsh
February	2°C to 10°C	-8°C to -15°C	Slightly warmer. Still very cold
March	5°C to 12°C	-5°C to -10°C	Early spring. Nights still cold
April	10°C to 15°C	0°C to -5°C	Warming up. Days are comfortable, and nights are chilly
May	15°C to 18°C	0°C to 3°C	Spring peak, better for travel. Nights still cold in high areas
June	18°C to 22°C	5°C to 8°C	Summer begins, warmer days. Some rain possible
July	20°C to 23°C	7°C to 10°C	Warmest month. Monsoon in some areas. Nights still cold
August	20°C to 22°C	6°C to 9°C	End of summer. Good travel weather
September	15°C to 20°C	0°C to 5°C	Early autumn, dry and clear. Ideal for trekking
October	10°C to 17°C	-5°C to -2°C	Cooling. Nights drop below freezing
November	5°C to 12°C	-12°C to -8°C	Dry, clear days. Harsh nights
December	0°C to 8°C	-18°C to -10°C	Deep winter

Note: Prices for the helicopter tour may change depending on current helicopter fares

Detailed Cost Analysis for Hindu Pilgrimage Tour

The bar graph titled “Hindu Pilgrimage Tour Packages – HIMALAYAN360°” presents the cost comparison of popular pilgrimage and spiritual travel packages. Among the listed tours, the Muktinath Heli Tour is the most expensive at USD 5,299, followed by the Mount Kailash Charan Sparsh Tour at USD 2,105 and the Mustang Jeep Tour at USD 1,005. More budget-friendly options include the Gosaikunda Short Trek at USD 200 and the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek at USD 830. The graph also includes two pilgrimage options with uncertain or variable pricing: Kailash Yatra from Kathmandu via Lhasa, marked as N/A, and Kailash Yatra by Heli via Kathmandu, marked as Fluctuate, highlighting their price dependency on season and travel conditions. This visual comparison helps travelers quickly identify the cost range and choose a pilgrimage journey that fits their budget and preference.

Why Not a Single Option Will Pale in Comparison?

Nepal is a land of many cultures and religions, where temples and traditions combine beautifully across mountains and plains. Among them, Hinduism stands as the largest and most vibrant faith. That’s why our Hindu pilgrimage packages come in so many forms. Whether you trek, drive, or fly, every experience feels special in its own unique way.

Overland Pilgrimage at +3,500M

The Muktinath Jeep Tour takes you to the sacred temple of Muktinath, located in the Mustang district of Nepal. This journey is perfect for pilgrims and travelers who prefer a comfortable ride instead of a long trek. The main goal of this tour is to reach the holy Muktinath Temple (3,710 m), a place worshipped by both Hindus and Buddhists for its eternal flame and natural spring.

• Difficulty Level: Easy
• Best Season: Mar-May and Sept-Nov
• Permits & Fees: Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (USD 30) and TIMS Card (USD 30)
• Transportation: Jeep Drive
• Highlights: Dhaulagiri (8,167 m) and Nilgiri (7,061 m) peaks, Kagbeni Monastery, Kali Gandaki River, ancient Jharkot village, Muktidhara springs

A Holy Bow at the Foot of Lord Shiva’s Abode

The Mount Kailash Charan Sparsh Tour is a sacred journey to the base of Mount Kailash (6,638 m), located in the remote Ngari region of Tibet, near the Nepal-China River. The main aim of this pilgrimage is to reach the base of the holy mountain and perform Charan Sparsh-touching the divine feet of Mount Kailash.

• Difficulty Level: Challenging
• Best Season: May-Sept
• Permits & Fees: China Group Visa, Tibet Travel Permit (USD 100), Alien Travel Permit (USD 50)
• Transportation: Private Vehicle (Drive)
• Highlights: Mount Kailash, Lake Mansarovar, Rakshas Tal Lake, Yam Dwar, Dirapuk Monastery, Brahmaputra River basin

Also Related to Lord Shiva

The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek takes you through the beautiful Langtang Valley and up to the sacred Gosaikunda Lake (4,380 m), located in the Rasuwa district of Nepal. You’ll visit the holy alpine lake of Gosaikunda, which is believed to have been created by Lord Shiva according to Hindu mythology. This trek is best for trekkers who love both cultural villages and natural beauty.

• Difficulty Level: Moderate
• Best Season: Mar-May and Sept-Nov
• Permits & Fees: Langtang National Park Entry Permit (USD 30) and TIMS Card (USD 30)
• Transportation: Private Vehicle (Drive)
• Highlights: Langtang Lirung (7,234 m), Ganesh Himal (7,422 m), Kyanjin Gompa Monastery, Langtang Glacier, Gosaikunda Lake

A Different Side of Mt. Kailash from Lhasa

The Kailash Yatra from Kathmandu via Lhasa is a spiritual and scenic journey that begins in Kathmandu, Nepal, and travels through the high plateaus of Tibet. It offers a comfortable route to the sacred Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar. The objective of this tour is to complete the holy Kora (circumambulation) around Mount Kailash, believed to wash sins and bring spiritual liberation.

• Difficulty Level: Strenuous
• Best Season: May-Sept
• Permits & Fees: Tibet Travel Permit (USD 100), Alien Travel Permit (USD 50), Mount Kailash Conservation Fee (USD 30)
• Transportation: Flight to Lhasa and Drive by Jeep
• Highlights: Mount Kailash, Lake Mansarovar, Pashupatinath Temple, Potala Palace, Yam Dwar, Lhasa city

Beyond the Clouds Experience, Literally!

Himalayan 360 offers special high-altitude peak climbing expeditions for the adventurous spirit who wants real adventure and loves going “beyond the clouds.” Our climbing packages focus on three famous peaks: Island Peak (6,189M), Lobuche East Peak (6,119M), and Mera Peak (6,476M). These climbs are rated moderate to challenging, so climbers need to have excellent physical fitness and strong mental preparedness. Climbers who join these climbs are rewarded with stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and many other huge mountains. Along the way, they also get to explore Sherpa villages, peaceful valleys, and spend nights in both cozy teahouses and mountain camps under clear, starry skies. This peak climbing is suitable for beginners taking their first steps into mountaineering, as well as for experienced climbers who hunger for a tougher, more technical challenge.

Trip Name	Difficulty	Altitude	Total Duration
Mera Peak Climbing	Strenuous / Technical trekking peak (requires prior high-altitude experience and basic mountaineering skills)	6,476M (21,247FT)	17 days
Island Peak Climbing	Moderate – Challenging trekking peak (good first Himalayan summit with guided technical support)	6,189M (20,305FT)	16 days
Island Peak Climbing from Chhukung	Moderate – Challenging. Shorter, focused climb for acclimatized trekkers already in Khumbu	6,189M (20,305FT)	3 days
Island Peak Climb with EBC Trek	Challenging. Full EBC trek + Island Peak summit, long itinerary	6,189M (20,305FT)	18 days
Lobuche East Peak Climbing from Lobuche	Challenging / Technical trekking peak (steeper, more technical than Island Peak)	6,119M (20,075FT)	3 days

Detailed Cost Analysis for Peak Climbing in Nepal

From the bar graph above, it is clear that Mera Peak Climbing is the most expensive option at USD 3,070 among the five packages. Island Peak Climb with EBC Trek and Island Peak climbing follow closely to this price at USD 2,813 and USD 2,751, respectively. The most budget-friendly options are Island Peak Climbing from Chhukung and Lobuche East Peak Climbing from Lobuche, both priced at USD 899, making them accessible choices for climbers who want a focused summit push without a long approach trek.

A Himalayan 360° View of the World at your Feet

From Mera Peak and Island Peak to Lobuche East, these climbs take you above 6,000 meters into a 360° world of ice, rock, and endless sky. Mount Everest and its sister giants frame the horizon in every direction, and you see the whole Khumbu spread out below you. It’s a moment you never forget.

The Highest Trekking Peak in Nepal

Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal, standing at 6,476 meters. On the Mera Peak Climbing, you will be trekking through the quiet Hinku Valley, across glaciers, and reach a high, non-technical but physically tough summit. From the summit, you can see five of the world’s tallest mountains, Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kanchenjunga on a clear day. It is ideal for fit trekkers with some high-altitude experience who want their first real Himalayan climbing experience. The trip includes skilled guides, acclimatization days, and proper high-camp support to make the climb safe and successful.

• Best time to climb: February, March, April, May, June, September, October, November, December
• Trip duration: 17 Days
• Maximum altitude: 6,476M (21,247FT) at Mera Summit
• Key highlights: Summit of Mera Peak, views of five 8,000ers, crossing Zatrawala Pass, remote Hinku Valley, teahouse trekking and tented camp experience, and using basic mountaineering skills like glacier walks and rope work
• Transportation: Drive (Kathmandu to Ramechhap airport), Flight (Manthali to Lukla)
• Required permits: Mera Peak Climbing Permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association and Sagarmatha National Park Permit

Adventure Beyond the EBC Trail

The Island Peak Climb with Everest Base Camp Trek is an 18-day adventure that combines two amazing experiences in one: visiting Everest Base Camp and climbing Island Peak (6,189M). First, you will follow the famous Everest trekking trail and explore Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, Everest Base Camp, and Kala Patthar. After enjoying these highlights, the route leads to Island Peak Base Camp, where you will prepare for your summit climb. The final climb includes glacier walking, using fixed ropes, and a steep push to the top. This expedition is suitable for trekkers who want to stand on the base of the world’s highest peak while also experiencing the excitement of climbing a real Himalayan peak.

• Best time to climb: February, March, April, May, June, September, October, November, December
• Trip duration: 18 Days
• Maximum altitude:  6,189M (20,305FT) at Island Peak Summit
• Key highlights: Reaching Everest Base Camp (5,364M), sunrise from Kala Patthar (5,555M), Island Peak summit, Tengboche Monastery, Sherpa culture, Himalayan wildlife, and glacier walking with basic mountaineering gear.
• Transportation: Drive (Kathmandu to Ramechhap airport), Flight (Manthali to Lukla)
• Required permits: Island Peak Climbing Permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association and Sagarmatha National Park Permit

A Serious Peak Climbing Experience in Short Duration

Lobuche East Peak Climbing from Lobuche is a short yet challenging 3-day summit add-on for trekkers who are already on the Everest trail. The climb starts from Lobuche village and follows a direct route to the 6,119M summit, where you will see 360 degree view of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and the Khumbu Glacier. The itinerary includes 1 preparation day in Lobuche, overnight at Lobuche High Camp, and an early morning summit push. It is suitable for fit trekkers who want a serious mountaineering experience without committing to a long duration.

• Best time to climb: February, March, April, May, June, September, October, November, December
• Trip duration: 3 Days
• Maximum altitude: 6,119M (20,075FT) at Lobuche East Peak Summit
• Key highlights: Summit of Lobuche East, close-up views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Nuptse from the summit, walking on Lobuche and Khumbu Glaciers
• Transportation: None
• Required permits: Lobuche Peak Climbing Permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association

Spirituality Comes at Peaceful Places

There is a different kind of calm that washes over you when you travel to monasteries perched on high cliffs, ancient stupas, and quiet Himalayas trails that no crowded tourist spots can provide. And spiritual journey offered by Us (Himalayan 360), like Tibet Overland Tour, Bhutan Tour, Nepal Tour, Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour, and Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar Yatra are crafted for the same purpose, which is to take you to places where faith and peace meet. For example, the Buddhist pilgrimage tour in Nepal takes you to quiet monasteries, sacred stupas, and Lumbini (the birthplace of Gautam Buddha). In these places, chanting, prayer wheels, and butter lamps create a gentle rhythm that naturally slows the mind. Likewise, a Bhutan tour brings its own calm with cliffside wonders like Tiger’s Nest, quiet valleys, and a national focus on inner well‑being. For someone who seeks deeper spiritual transformation, the journey to Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar in Tibet stands apart. Walking the kora, taking a ritual dip, or simply watching the sunrise over Mansarovar feels deeply personal and spiritual. And the Nepal tour takes you to Pashupatinath Temple, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath Stupa, and Pokhara.

Trip Name	Region	Cost
Tibet Overland Tour	Tibet	USD 1,350 (Group discount available)
7 Days Bhutan Tour	Bhutan	USD 1,970 (Group discount available)
5 Days Nepal Tour Package	Nepal (multi-city)	USD 600 (Group discount available)
Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour	Nepal (multi-city)	USD 1,215 (Group discount available)
Muktinath Jeep Tour	Nepal (Mustang)	USD 1,005 (Group discount available)
6 Days Bhutan Tour	Bhutan	USD 1,730 (Group discount available)
Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar Yatra	Tibet	USD 2,788 (Group discount available)
Tibet Overland with Everest Base Camp	Tibet	USD 1,350 (Group discount available)
Mount Kailash Charan Sparsh Tour	Tibet	USD 2,150 (Group discount available)
4 Days Bhutan Tour	Bhutan	USD 1,235 (Group discount available)
Muktinath Heli Tour	Nepal (Mustang)	USD 5,299 (Group discount available)
Kailash Mansarovar Yatra	Tibet	USD 3,250 (Group discount available)

Detailed Cost Analysis for Spiritual Tours

Looking at the bar graph above, it’s clear that spiritual journeys that cross international borders, like tours to Tibet and Bhutan, are expensive. And there’s a good reason for that. These trips include several extra expenses that are quietly included in the package, like special permits (Tibet Travel Permits or Restricted Area Permits), government fees such as Bhutan’s Sustainable Development Fee, cross-border paperwork, local guides, monastery entry fees, remote area accommodation, and long overland drives that require reliable vehicles and higher fuel costs. All of these elements add to the trip cost. In contrast, Nepal-based spiritual tours such as the “5 Days Nepal Tour Package” or the “Buddhist Pilgrimage Tour” are budget-friendly. These cultural tours only need accommodation, a private vehicle, a guide, and entrance fees to temples and spiritual heritage sites. There is no need to deal with international permits, border logistics, or a long overland drive, so the overall cost stays affordable.

From Easy Heli Access to Effortful Circumambulations

We designed these spiritual journeys to suit every kind of traveler. You can choose short helicopter tours that take you directly to Muktinath without long travel days. Or you can choose the slower, peaceful walks through Kathmandu Valley, Bhutan’s pilgrimage sites, or the full Kora around Mount Kailash. No matter which tour you choose, you are sure to have the chance to explore faith, landscape, and inner silence in a way that suits your comfort and fitness levels.

Visit Muktinath in Luxury

Someone who wants to visit Muktinath in a single day, that too without a long drive or walk, should choose this Muktinath Heli Tour. In this tour, you fly directly from Kathmandu to Mustang. You will land close to Muktinath, so you will have enough time for worship, a holy bath, and nd quiet reflection before returning to Kathmandu the same day. Highlights:

• Direct helicopter flight to Muktinath from Kathmandu.
• Aerial views of the majestic Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges, Kali Gandaki Gorge, and Mustang’s desert‑like hills.
• Easy temple access for seniors and families, with time for darshan, holy bath, and rituals at the 108 waterspouts and eternal flame.
• Private or small‑group options with all aviation permits, taxes, and safety equipment organized in advance.

Cross Country Tour in Bhutan

Bhutan, known as the Himalayan kingdom of peace, is the perfect destination for those seeking both spiritual and cultural immersion. In this 7-day Bhutan Tour, you’ll explore Bhutan’s main valleys, which are Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha. You will be visiting monasteries, traditional dzongs (fortified monasteries), and serene Himalayan landscapes. Highlights include Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest) and ancient spiritual centers in Thimphu, which offer a deep connection to centuries-old Buddhist traditions. With this itinerary, instead of rushing, you’ll move at a gentle pace. This means you have time to explore temples, interact with monks, and immerse yourself in relaxed evenings in small Bhutanese hotels that blend comfort with traditional design.

A Profound Yatra to Mount Kailash

The Mount Kailash and Mansarovar Yatra is one of Himalayan 360’s most profound spiritual journeys, drawing pilgrims from Hindu, Buddhist, Jainist, and Bon traditions. After acclimatizing on the way to Tibet, travelers first arrive at Lake Mansarovar, where they can take a ritual bath and perform puja on the lakeshore. The heart of the yatra is the kora, a three-day circumambulation of Mount Kailash (sacred abode of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati in Hinduism and a holy spiritual center in Buddhism). Pilgrims cross high passes and valleys adorned with prayer flags and mani stones. While the trek is physically challenging, it is deeply spiritual.

No Long Detours, Just the Best of Nepal

Note, everyone has weeks to spare, but everyone deserves a taste of Nepal’s best. These short and affordable tours capture what travelers remember most- the Himalayan views, ancient cities, peaceful temples, and local flavors, all packed into a few days.

Tour Name	Duration	Difficulty	Cost (USD)
Nagarkot Changunarayan Hike	1 Day	Easy	95
4 UNESCO Heritage Site Day Tour in Kathmandu	1 Day	Easy	75
5-Day Nepal Tour Package	5 Days	Easy	600
Mustang Overland Jeep Tour	11 Days	Easy	1,999
Kathmandu Food Tour	1 Day	Easy	45
Kathmandu Day Tour	1 Day	Easy	99
Tibet Overland with Everest Base Camp Tour	8 Days	Hard	1,350
Wildlife and Birdwatching Photography Tour	14 Days	Easy	2,441
6-Day Nepal Tour Package	6 Days	Easy	748
Tsum Valley Trek	15 Days	Moderate	1,490
7 UNESCO Heritage Site Day Tour	5 Days	Easy	180
Nepal Tour Package	7 Days	Easy	962
Ilam Shree Antu Danda Tour	6 Days	Easy	N/A

Detailed Cost Analysis for Nepal Tour in 2025/26

The “Best Tour in Nepal – HIMALAYAN360°” graph visually compares the costs of popular tours and travel packages across Nepal. It ranges from short city experiences like the Kathmandu Food Tour (USD 45) and 4 UNESCO Heritage Site Day Tour (USD 75) to longer adventures such as the Mustang Overland Jeep Tour (USD 1,999) and Wildlife and Birdwatching Photography Tour (USD 2,441). Mid-range packages like the 5-day Nepal Tour (USD 600) and Tsum Valley Trek (USD 1,490) offer a cultural exploration and natural beauty. At the lower end, short and affordable city tours dominate, while the high-cost packages highlight remote destinations and premium travel experiences. Notably, the Ilam Shree Antu Danda Tour is included but marked as N/A, indicating that the price is yet to be determined. Overall, the graph reflects Nepal’s diverse tourism options, from easy day trips to luxury expeditions.

Why Nepal Tour should be on your Bucket List?

Nepal offers adventure, culture, and nature in one trip. Enjoy sunrise hikes in Nagarkot, Changunarayan, explore heritage and food in Kathmandu, or take overland tours to Mustang and Tibet with Everest views. These tours let you see the best of Nepal in a short time and on a friendly budget.

Cover the Best of Nepal Well Within 5 Days

The Nepal Tour Package is designed to give travelers a complete experience of Nepal’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and Himalayan adventures. Covering key regions like Kathmandu Valley and Pokhara, this package is perfect for first-time visitors, cultural explorers, and adventure seekers.

• Route: Kathmandu→Nagarkot→Pokhara→Kathmandu
• Best Season: Sept-Nov, and Mar-May
• Accommodations: 3-4 star Hotels
• Transportation: Driving
• Highlights: Pashupatinath Temple, Bindhyabasini Temple, Annapurna range, Machhapuchre (6,993 m), Seti River, Phewa Lake, Begnas Lake

UNESCO Recognized Ancient Architecture

Located in the Kathmandu Valley, the 7 UNESCO Heritage Sites Day Tour is ideal for cultural enthusiasts, history lovers, and first-time visitors who want to experience the essence of Nepal’s ancient architecture, temples, and monuments. The main aim is to visit the iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites while enjoying the scenic views of the valley and cultural vibe.

• Route: Kathmandu→Kathmandu Durbar Square→Patan Durbar Square→Bhaktapur Durbar Square→Swayambhunath Stupa→Boudhanath Stupa→Pashupatinath Temple→Changunarayan Temple→ Kathmandu
• Best Season: Sept-Nov, and Mar-May
• Accommodations: Hotel
• Transportation: Private Vehicle, short walk at each site
• Highlights: Swayambhunath Stupa, Krishna Mandir, Patan Museum, Bagmati River, Kumari Ghar, Cremation spot (Arya Ghat)

A Professional Photography Tour: Pics Not Just for Social Media

The Wildlife and Birdwatching Photography Tour is perfect for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and photography buffs who want to explore the rich biodiversity of Nepal. Covering Bardia National Park, Chitwan National Park, Lumbini Grassland, and Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve, this tour is ideal for travelers seeking close encounters with rare animals, migratory birds, and natural landscapes.

• Route: Kathmandu→Barida National Park→Lumbini Grassland→Chitwan National Park→Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve
• Best Season: Oct-Mar
• Accommodations: Hotel
• Transportation: Flight and Drive
• Highlights: Lumbini Monastic Zone, Narayani River, Rapti River, Koshi River, Koshi Tappu Wetlands, Chitwan Riverside habitats

Everest Base Camp from the Chinese side

The Tibet Overland with Everest Base Camp Tour is a journey across the Himalayas that connects Kathmandu, Nepal, with the highlands of Tibet, China. Starting from the Kathmandu Valley, this overland adventure is perfect for cultural explorers, mountain lovers, and spiritual travelers who dream of reaching the Tibetan Everest Base Camp (5,200 m).

• Route: Kathmandu→Gyirong Border→Tingri→Shigatse→Lhasa→Evrest Base Camp (Tibet)→Lhasa
• Best Season: May-Oct
• Accommodations: Hotel
• Transportation: Private Vehicle
• Highlights: Mount Everest (8,848.86 m), Cho Oyu (8,188 m), Shishapangma (8,027 m), Tashilhunpo Monastery, Sera Monastery, Rongbuk Glacier, Khumbu Glacier, Bhramaputra River

To the Sky and Back

The Himalayan mountain range in Nepal is often referred to as the “Third Pole” because it holds the largest amount of ice outside the North and South Poles. These huge mountains stretch across the north of the country and feel like a place between the earth and the sky. And the treks in the “Trekking in the Himalaya” category with Himalayan 360 take you into a world of ice, rock, glaciers, and high mountain passes. We offer 30+ Himalayan trekking packages, from short and easy walks to long and challenging high-altitude treks. Each trek itinerary is planned for different fitness levels and travel goals. Whether you want to cross high passes, reach famous base camps, or walk through remote mountain villages shaped by Himalayan culture, these treks bring you close to Nepal’s legendary peaks. Below is a quick overview of 12 popular Himalayan treks, with key details to help you choose the right journey for your next adventure in the mountains.

Trip Name	Days	Highest Altitude (M)	Region	Trek Starting Point
Everest Three High Pass Trek	18	5,555	Everest	Lukla
Upper Mustang Trek	16	4,280	Mustang	Kagbeni
Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek	23	5,140	Kanchenjunga	Sekathum
Annapurna Base Camp Trek	9	4,130	Annapurna	Kimche
Langtang Gosainkunda Trek	13	4,984	Langtang	Syabrubesi
Mardi Himal Trek	7	4,500	Annapurna	Kande
Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek	5	3,210	Annapurna	Ulleri
Everest Base Camp Trek	14	5,555	Everest	Lukla
Makalu Base Camp Trek	17	4,870	Makalu	Num
Manaslu Circuit Trek	14	5,106	Manaslu	Machha Khola
Tsum Valley Trek	15	4,200	Manaslu	Machha Khola
Langtang Valley Trek	8	4,984	Langtang	Syapru Besi

Detailed Cost Analysis for Himalaya Trek Packages

The bar graph above shows the wide range of trekking packages offered by Himalayan 360, making Himalayan trekking accessible for different types of travelers. Budget treks start from around USD 200 to 600 and are ideal for short and scenic walks around natural beauty with moderate difficulty. Mid-range treks sit between USD 800 and USD 2,000 and include popular routes like Annapurna Base Camp, Langtang Valley Trek, Everest Base Camp Trek, and Manaslu Circuit Trek. These treks balance altitude, trek length, and comfort. At the higher price (up to USD 3,700), there are remote and challenging routes like the Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek and Dhaulagiri Circuit Trek with longer days, higher altitude, and extra support. This way, Himalayan 360 offers everything from affordable beginner treks to serious high-altitude adventures, with proper guides, safety, and support at every level.

From Enduring Base Camps to Relaxing Lakes

Trekking in the Himalayas is often considered challenging, but our trek packages offer a full spectrum of experiences. You can choose tough treks that reach high-altitude base camps like Everest, Kanchenjunga, or Makalu. Or you can opt for easier and peaceful routes like Ruby Valley, Gosainkunda Lake, and village homestay treks that focus more on culture, scenery, and slow walking days. This range of options makes it easy for you to choose the trek that fits your fitness level, interests, and travel pace.

A Warm Welcome with Homestay at Local Gurungs

Experience the warm welcome of the Gurung people in one of Nepal’s largest traditional villages. This short and gentle Sikles Eco Homestay Trek combines village life with beautiful mountain views. Highlights:

• Stay in eco homestays with local Gurung families.
• Walk along the scenic trails with views of Annapurna and Lamjung Himal.
• Enjoy home-cooked meals made from local farm produce.
• Perfect for a short, relaxed, and culture-focused trek.

Everest and the Turquoise Gokyo Lakes

Follow a quiet and scenic route to the beautiful Gokyo Valley, a peaceful alternative to the busy Everest Base Camp trek trail. The trek route separates from Namche. The Everest Gokyo Lake Trek is famous for its six bright blue high-altitude lakes and the amazing views from Gokyo Ri. Highlights:

• Visit the world’s highest freshwater lake system in the Everest region.
• See four 8,000M peaks: Mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu from Gokyo Ri.
• Walk beside the Ngozumpa Glacier, the longest glacier in the Himalayas.
• Great choice for trekkers who want a high altitude trek and views without going to Everest Base Camp.

The Ancient Tibetan-Influenced Nar & Phu Valley

The Nar Phu Valley Trek is a quiet and remote adventure in a hidden part of the Annapurna region, ideal for trekkers who like off-the-beaten-path trails. Explore the ancient, stone-walled villages of Nar and Phu, where Tibetan-influenced culture is still very strong. Highlights:

• Visit the ancient stone villages of Nar and Phu.
• Cross the high Kang La Pass with wide Annapurna mountain views.
• Walk through deep gorges, old monasteries, and remote valleys.
• Explore historic sites like Tashi Lhakhang and Nar Phedi Monastery.
• Suitable for experienced trekkers who enjoy rugged landscapes and deep cultural experiences.