Nepal

Kathmandu to Pokhara

When

Oct to Dec, March to May

Price

From 3 400 excl. flights

(based on 2 people sharing)

How long

7 nights

Ideal length

1 / 7

A journey between Kathmandu Valley, dense with millennia-old temples and stupas, the shores of Phewa Lake in Pokhara facing the Annapurna range, and the jungle of Chitwan National Park.

Kathmandu, a valley of millennia-old temples

Kathmandu Valley holds seven UNESCO-listed sites within a relatively small area, testament to over a thousand years of exchange between Buddhism and Hinduism. Boudhanath, one of the world's largest Buddhist stupas, and Swayambhunath, perched on its hilltop and home to monkeys considered sacred, sum up on their own the spiritual density of a city where the sacred blends seamlessly into daily life.

Pokhara, gateway to the Annapurna

From the shores of Phewa Lake, the Annapurna range seems within reach — a wall of snow-capped peaks rising above eight thousand metres, visible with no effort and no trekking permit required. The Sarangkot viewpoint, a roughly thirty-minute drive away, offers one of Asia's most spectacular sunrises over the Annapurna and Machapuchare, a peak never officially climbed out of respect for its sacred status.

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Where to rest your head

Kathmandu Boutique Hotel

Kathmandu Boutique Hotel

A hotel in a restored Newari courtyard, a few streets from Durbar Square, carved wood and an inner garden sheltered from the city's bustle.

Phewa Lakeside Lodge

Phewa Lakeside Lodge

A lakeside lodge in Pokhara, every room offering a direct view of the Annapurna on a clear day.