Nepal Multi Activity Trek & Tour

duration 12 days
usd 2,470 All inclusive
difficulty Easy

Activities are optional. None require prior experience or fitness level
best season Aug-May
activity Rafting, Paragliding, Bungee jumping,Tour,Trekking,Biking
max altitude From 4,600 feet at Kathmandu to 8,222 feet on top of Panchase Hill

trip overview

White water rafting, paragliding, bungee jumping, views of the Himalayas and beautiful towns and villages – all that Nepal has to offer in one trip.

If thrill and adventure are the components you look most forward to in a holiday, this is a trip just for you. Visit the beautiful cities of Kathmandu and Pokhara. Go white water rafting, paragliding and bungee jumping. Towards the end, you will also trek in the hills giving you a complete experience.

Detail itinerary

day 01
Arrival.

We will receive you at the airport in Kathmandu (4,600 feet) and take you to your hotel.
- Accomodation: Hotel
day 02
Sightseeing around Kathmandu. Pre-trip meeting.

We will take you around Kathmandu to different heritage sites and happening places to make you see why this ancient city is so popular among tourists. Kathmandu is rich in culture and the ancient parts of the city have not changed for hundreds of years. A pre-trip meeting will be held in the evening to run you through the itinerary.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Meal: Breakfast
day 03
Drive to Charaundi for rafting. Drive to Pokhara (around 3,000ft).

We take a three-hour road trip to Charaundi on the bank of the Trishuli River for white water rafting. With the help of your guides, you will raft from Charaundi to Kurintar with grade 3 rapids. After the thrill here, we will take you to Pokhara in a tourist bus. It is an eight-hour bus ride through the hills.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Meal: Breakfast
day 04
Paragliding. Then sightseeing around Pokhara.

After your white water rafting the other day, you must be itching for more excitement. So we go for paragliding over the beautiful city of Pokhara this day. We will drive up the Sarangkot hill and just off from there with a parachute. You will glide over the city and the beautiful Phewa Lake for about 45 minutes before descending. Later in the day, we will take you sightseeing. Pokhara is the most beautiful city in Nepal and that is why tourists from all around the world come here. Major tourist attractions are the Devi’s Fall, the Mahendra Cave, the Bat Cave, and the Phewa Lake. The lakeside area is a great place for tourists to hangout and the nightlife here is amazing.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Meal: Breakfast
day 05
Bungee jumping.

More thrill awaits on this day. We will drive to Hemja where there is a 262 feet tall bungee platform. Jump off the steel tower on top of the cliff towards the pond on the bottom. After this, we return to Pokhara.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Meal: Breakfast
day 06
Trek to Pumdi (3,937ft) via Peace Pagoda (3,607ft).

We begin our trek with a five-hour hike to Pumdi village. We climb up the hill with beautiful view of the Pokhara Valley and the Phewa Lake accompanying us towards the World Peace Pagoda, a Buddhist shrine dedicated to world peace. Just across the pagoda lies Pumdi. There is a three-storied view tower here to get even better views of Pokhara and the Himalayas.
- Accomodation: Teahouse
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
day 07
Trek to Panchase Bhanjhyang (7,218ft).

With the Himalayas in the backdrop we make our way through rhododendron forests toward Panchase. There are beautiful alpine grasslands along the way as well which are perfect for taking pictures. After we climb for some five hours, a small village will appear on the foot of the Panchase Hill which is our destination.
- Accomodation: Teahouse
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
day 08
Morning hike to Panchase Hill (8,222ft). After lunch trek to Bhadaure (6,447ft).

We will climb to the top of Panchase in the morning. It is a two-hour hike through a forest. Needless to say, the view from the summit is worth the trip and you can see the entire Annapurna massif from here. We walk back down to the village for lunch and then leave for Bhadaure. Three hours of downhill trek through forests should get us there.
- Accomodation: Teahouse
- Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
day 09
Trek to Kande (5,807ft). Then drive to Pokhara. Sightseeing around Pokhara.

Yet more forests and views of the Himalayas will accompany us till our trek to Kande village. It takes three hours to get there and it is the last of it. From Kande, you will be driven to Pokhara in a private vehicle and it takes roughly one hour. After lunch, our guide will take you around Pokhara. Pokhara is the most beautiful city in Nepal and that is why tourists from all around the world come here. Major tourist attractions are the Devi’s Fall, the Mahendra Cave, the Bat Cave, and the Phewa Lake. The lakeside area is a great place for tourists to hangout and the nightlife here is amazing.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Meal: Breakfast & Lunch
day 10
Drive to Kathmandu.

Having trekked around the Pokhara Valley, we return to Kathmandu.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Meal: Breakfast
day 11
Day biking trip in & around Kathmandu. Farewell dinner.

Today take a bicycle and ride around Kathmandu. There are several beautiful locations you can make to in a day so talk to your guides about where you want to go. In the evening, Mountain Kick will host a farewell dinner for you to culminate your vacation.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Meal: Breakfast & Farewell Dinner
day 12
Final departure.

We will be to see you off at the airport as you will returning home with very happy memories.
- Meal: Breakfast

Included in cost

Receive you from and drop you to the airport or hotel in our company vehicle.
Stay at a three-star hotel in Kathmandu on a twin-sharing basis. Breakfast is on us.
Sightseeing around Kathmandu in a private vehicle with our guide. All entrance fees will be paid.
Stay at teahouses and hotels during the trek on a twin-sharing basis. Breakfasts, lunches and dinners will also be taken care of.
Local government-licensed guides.
Porters (one each for a pair of travellers) and local support staff to help you trek.
Fees for Trekkers’ Information Management System card.
Round tickets for Kathmandu-Pokhara bus ride and back. Other rides in private vehicle mentioned in the itinerary.
We will lend you a down jacket and a sleeping bag for throughout the trek.
A duffel bag, a sun hat and a t-shirt as a souvenir from us.
A traditional Nepali feast with cultural shows as a farewell dinner.
All tourist fees, government charges and other official expenses throughout the trip.

Not included in cost

Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
Additional stay before, during or after the set itinerary.
Charges at airports or other areas for excess luggage.
Alcohol, hot or cold drinks, bottled water, and other snacks.
Phone calls, internet, laundry, additional porters, and other personal expenses.
Travel insurance. (It is compulsory and covers emergency rescue and evacuation.)
International airfare to and from Kathmandu.
Visa fees for entering Nepal.
Trekking equipment.
Other expenses not mentioned in “Included in cost” list.

Accomodation during the Trip

In Kathmandu, you will stay in a three-star hotel while you will be staying at standard guesthouses during your travel. There will be electricity, internet, laundry and hot showers in all of the places you stay and your room will have an attached washroom. You will have to share your room with a fellow traveller in our typical package. Single supplement will be served on request and will cost an additional USD 250.Also note that single rooms is easily available in Kathmandu and the trekking regions at lower elevation but it might be difficult to find them at higher elevations.

faqs

How do I come to Nepal?

You have to book your own international flight from your country to Nepal and back according to your trip departure dates.
What happens after I land into Nepal?

A chauffeur from Mountain Kick will come receive you at the airport and take you to your hotel. Representatives of the company will visit you at the hotel itself and brief you on your trip.
What will a tour trip with Mountain Kick involve?

You will travel across Nepal in a group of fellow travellers escorted by trained and friendly guides.Your guide will take you to all the points of interest mentioned in the itinerary in private vehicles. You will have plenty of time in all sites to wander around, take pictures, learn and rest. We also arrange for interaction with the locals and mixing in the local culture.
Where will I be staying during the trip?

In Kathmandu, you will stay in a three-star hotel while you will be staying at standard guesthouses during your travel. There will be electricity, internet, laundry and hot showers in all of the places you stay and your room will have an attached washroom. You will have to share your room with a fellow traveller in our typical package. But you can choose to reserve a separate room for yourself for additional $250. Some guesthouses at very high altitudes and remote places may not have attached washrooms or single rooms.
And food?

All your major meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) are included in your trekking package except in Kathmandu (where only breakfast is provided for). You will be served local food at all places we dine but you can order anything you like on the menu which you will have to pay for yourself. You will have a range of options so there won’t be a problem if you are a vegetarian or vegan. We make sure you get healthy and hygienic food throughout your travel.
Do I need to carry anything?

You need not carry anything besides, maybe, your camera or iPod and some money (see below). But you might like to carry light snacks or bottled juice if you get hungry or thirsty during your travel from one destination to another.
What clothing do I wear?

The hilly regions of Nepal have moderate weather and you will feel comfortable in casual outfit in summer andyou will need a jacket on top in winter. You might also want to wear a hat or a baseball cap. The mountains are always cool so bring warm clothes and during winter temperatures reach near zero so you would need thick windproof clothing.
What if I want to do something beyond the itinerary?

We are always happy to accommodate your wishes during the travel so far as they do not conflict with schedules and other travellers. If you have special plans, you can talk to us beforehand so that we can arrange a customised trip for you.
Will I get to communicate with the outer world?

There is internet and telephone connection in all of our stops for the day throughout the journey. You will be able to call back home or post your pictures on Facebook everyday.
What travel documents do I need?

As soon as you land into Kathmandu, we take care of all your travel documents required during your trip. You just need to bring your passport and a copy of your travel insurance. Tourist fees and permits to enter certain areas will be arranged for by Mountain Kick.
Which is best time of the year to travel?

Most of the trekking routes are open throughout the year but September through to December and March to May are the best months to travel.
What are the modes of transportation for travel mentioned in the itinerary?

Rides for sightseeing and reaching destinations within city limits are done in a private vehicle like a car, a jeep or a microbus. Most of the long distance travel is done in luxurious tourist buses hired exclusively by the company.
How much money do I need to carry during the trip?

Around $50 will be enough to buy you lunch and dinner in Kathmandu. During your travel, you can get by with around $25 a day. But it depends on how much you want to spend. Due to the exchange rate and predominantly rural economy of Nepal, things are pretty cheap in Nepal.
Can I use my credit cards?

Almost all international credit cards are accepted in Nepal. However, not all places, especially during your travel, accept them. There may be a fee involved in processing your card.
Are tips for my guides and porters expected? How much?

Our staff do not expect you to tip them. Generally, travellers tip them if they are satisfied with the service as a means of gratitude. Even when travellers tip the guides and porters, there is no fixed rate. However, if you like to tip them, follow customs of your own country for tipping (which, as we have learned, is 10 to 15 percent of total cost for most western countries).
Where will I get a visa to come to Nepal?

You can obtain a visa at your home country through Nepal’s embassy or consular office. But you can easily get a visa upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. You just need two passport-size photographs. A tourist visa with multiple entry for 30 days costs $40 while the same for 90 days costs $100.
How do I book a tour?

Click Book Now to enter your details and we shall contact you. You can contact us directly for any further information or to prepare a customized itinerary for you. For payment information, see our Terms and Conditions.

Trip notes

The trip is not at all difficult, it just requires you to be of the adventurous type. The treks are short and the adventure sports are basic.
Please make sure you take a travel insurance at home before arriving here. It is mandatory and you cannot take it in Nepal. Your insurance agent will know which insurance plan suits your travel.
It is advisable that you free up a few days before and after your trip schedule. For reasons beyond our control like flight delays, accidents and natural hazards, the itinerary may have to be altered.
Please inform us and our guides if you have any medical condition that might affect your trip. Please consult your doctor beforehand for any precautions you need to take and always carry medicines if you need them. However, our guides and local support staff have been trained in basic medical intervention and your travel insurance covers any emergency rescue or evacuation.
You may decide to alter your itinerary to some degree as long as there are no time constraints and everyone consents, if you are travelling in a group. Talk to us before embarking on the trip or you may also talk to our guides to see if we can arrange something. One thing we have learned from mountaineering all these years is however good you plan your journey, there are bound to be some improvisations to make our experience richer.

Equipment List

All you need to bring for this tour is simply some comfortable clothes. You don’t need any special gear for touring around Nepal. Just make sure you have clothes according to the season you are arriving.

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As one of the core guiding principles for Mountain Kick, we always give back to the mountain community in any way we can as a means of gratitude. The people who live in the Himalayas and share their homes with us deserve to have all their little problems fixed which seem very basic for outsiders but are commonplace in rural Nepal. The people lack proper access to healthcare, sanitation and education but a little effort from travellers goes on a long way to solve these issues. Mountain Kick has made it its corporate social responsibility to help improve the living standards of the local community. We make donations to their cause, organize social campaigns and programs and also have a few trips designed to mix a little volunteer work in your holiday.