Trip Facts
Trip Start/Ends
Kathmandu
Trip Difficulty
Easy
Trip Style
Luxury Adventure Tour
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accomodation
Hotel, Lodge
Max. Elevation
2550m
Group Size
2-16
Activity
Sightseeing, boating, optional paragliding, zip-lining, mountain flight
Best Season
Sep, Oct, Nov, Mar, Apr, May
Overview
With our fun 2-night, 3-day Kathmandu to Pokhara trip, you can see the best parts of Nepal. It’s perfect for anyone who likes culture, nature, and a bit of adventure. You’ll check out Kathmandu’s old temples, walk around Pokhara’s calm neighborhoods, and enjoy amazing views of the Himalayas and beautiful lakes like Phewa Lake.
On this trip, you can ride a boat on the lake, visit the World Peace Pagoda, and explore amazing places like Davis Falls and Gupteshwor Cave. The tour also gives you comfy places to stay, guided sightseeing, and eco-friendly travel, so you can have fun while taking care of nature.
This is one of the best 2 night 3 days Pokhara packages if you want a short but fun trip full of sightseeing and adventure. Check our Pokhara travel package with price to find the option that fits your budget.
Don’t miss out on this 2-night, 3-day adventure - reserve your Kathmandu to Pokhara tour today before spaces fill up!
Kathmandu To Pokhara Tour Highlights
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Enjoy a peaceful boat ride on Phewa Lake and visit Tal Barahi Temple.
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Watch the sunrise from Sarangkot with amazing Himalayan views.
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Explore old temples and stupas in Kathmandu like Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, and Swayambhunath.
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Check out Davis Falls and Seti River Gorge in Pokhara.
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Try optional adventure activities like paragliding, zip-lining, or mountain flights.
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Experience local culture at markets, town squares, and artisan shops.
Important Trip Note
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Tour difficulty is easy to moderate, suitable for families, couples, solo travelers, and small groups.
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Some viewpoints, like Sarangkot sunrise, involve short, easy walks
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Wear light, breathable layers and bring warm clothing for mornings and evenings.
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Comfortable walking shoes or sneakers are recommended.
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Use sunscree and sunglasses, and a hat for sun protection.
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Dress modestly at temples and stupas, remove shoes and hats in sacred areas, and respect local customs.
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Carry Nepalese Rupees (NPR). ATMs are available in Kathmandu and Pokhara, and credit/debit cards are accepted at larger hotels and restaurants.
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Stay hydrated, drink bottled or filtered water, and use insect repellent near lakes and greenery.
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Travel insurance is advised for emergencies.
Itinerary
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Day 1 Kathmandu: Arrival & Sightseeing
After arriving in Kathmandu and checking into your hotel, spend the day exploring the city’s rich culture and history. Visit Pashupatinath Temple, one of Nepal’s holiest Hindu sites, and Boudhanath Stupa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Don’t miss Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple) for panoramic city views, and stroll around Kathmandu Durbar Square to admire historic palaces, temples, and bustling markets. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Nepali dinner at a local restaurant.
Accommodation
3-star hotel in Kathmandu
Meals
Dinner at the hotel
Duration
Half Day
Max Altitude
1400m
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Day 2 Kathmandu to Pokhara
You’ll travel from Kathmandu to Pokhara by either a scenic road trip or a short domestic flight. Once you arrive, check into your lakeside hotel and spend some time exploring Phewa Lake and Tal Barahi Temple.
Later, head up to Sarangkot to catch the sunset over the Himalayas; it’s truly unforgettable. In the evening, take a relaxed walk along the Lakeside Promenade, pop into local shops, and enjoy a warm cup of coffee at a cozy cafe while soaking in the peaceful lake atmosphere.
Accommodation
Lakeside hotel in Pokhara
Meals
Breakfast and dinner included
Duration
Full day
Max Altitude
1600m
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Day 3 Pokhara Sightseeing & Return
Before returning to Kathmandu, check out Pokhara’s natural sights. You can visit Davis Falls, Gupteshwor Cave, the World Peace Pagoda, and the Seti River Gorge. If you enjoy adventure, you can try paragliding, zip-lining, or a short mountain flight. After sightseeing, head back to Kathmandu for your airport transfer or next trip.
Accommodation
Not included
Meals
Breakfast included
Duration
Half Day
Max Altitude
1100m
Cost Breakdown
The cost of the 2-night, 3-day Kathmandu to Pokhara tour depends on your group size. Solo travelers pay USD 450, groups of 2–5 pay USD 420 per person, 6–9 people pay USD 400 each, and larger groups of 10–16 enjoy the tour for just USD 350 per person. The more people you travel with, the more you save, making it easy to plan a trip that fits your budget.
Dates & Price
- January
- February
- March
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October
- November
- December
Meals & Accommodation
Meals
During your Kathmandu to Pokhara tour, you’ll have different meals to keep you full and energized for your adventure. Breakfast is included every day at your hotel, with both local and continental choices. Some lunches and dinners are also included, giving you a chance to try real Nepali flavors in comfortable places.
For the meals not included, you can explore Pokhara’s excellent food spots. From lakeside cafes to local Nepali restaurants, you can try momos, dal bhat, and fresh local food. Whether you want a quick snack or a chill meal with a view of Phewa Lake, there’s something for everyone.
Accommodation
On this two-night, three-day tour, your comfort comes first. Depending on your choice and package, you’ll stay in either cozy lakeside cottages or 3- to 5-star hotels. All places offer comfy rooms, modern facilities, and easy access to the main sights in Pokhara and Kathmandu.
Hotels are chosen to give you a mix of comfort, convenience, and local charm. Lakeside lodges in Pokhara let you wake up to peaceful views of the Himalayas and Phewa Lake, while Kathmandu hotels put you near historic temples, busy markets, and cultural sights. After a day of sightseeing or adventure, going back to your hotel is the best way to relax and rest.
Best Time for Kathmandu to Pokhara Tour
Peak seasons in Nepal offer the greatest weather, clear skies, and the best views of the mountains, making them the ideal times to take a tour from Kathmandu to Pokhara. You may fully enjoy sightseeing, outdoor activities, and cultural events if you plan your trip around these dates.
Peak Season
During the peak months, the weather is comfortable and the skies are mostly clear, making it ideal for all kinds of activities.
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September to November - Perfect for sightseeing, outdoor adventures, and exploring culture
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March to May - Pleasant temperatures, blooming flowers, and great views of the Himalayas
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Activities - Boating on Phewa Lake, cultural sightseeing, paragliding, and short trekking trips
Off Season
The off-season months bring cooler temperatures or heavy rain, so some activities may be limited, but you can still enjoy fewer crowds and green landscapes.
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June to August - Monsoon season; landscapes are green, but some activities may not be available
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December to February - Cooler weather with clear mountain views and fewer tourists
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Travel Tip - Carry rain gear during the monsoon and warm clothes in winter
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Season |
Average Temp |
Weather |
Activities |
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Spring (March - May) |
15-25°C |
Pleasant and clear skies |
Boating on Phewa Lake, sightseeing, paragliding, and short treks |
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Autumn (Sep - Nov) |
16-26°C |
Clear and Mild temp |
Best time for sightseeing, outdoor adventures, and lake photography |
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Monsoon (Jun - Aug) |
20-30°C |
Rainy and humid weather |
Green landscapes, fewer tourists, and some activities may be limited |
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Winter (Dec - Feb) |
5-20°C |
Cool and clear |
Clear mountain views, fewer crowds, sightseeing, cozy evenings, and photography |
Who Should Take This Tour?
This Kathmandu to Pokhara tour is perfect for first-time visitors, families, and couples. We also offer Pokhara family tour packages and a Pokhara package for couples for a comfortable and memorable experience.
You’ll get to explore ancient temples, stroll along peaceful lakes, enjoy mountain views, and even try some fun activities like boating or paragliding.
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First-time visitors to Nepal who want a complete introduction to the country’s culture, history, and natural beauty.
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Families, solo travelers, or small groups who will enjoy the flexible and fun itinerary.
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Travelers seeking culture, nature, and light adventure with temples, lakes, viewpoints, and optional activities.
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Luxury and comfort-oriented travelers who will appreciate the 3-5 star hotels or lakeside lodges to relax after sightseeing.
Secure your spot and enjoy a customized journey through Nepal’s temples, lakes, and mountains. Start planning your Kathmandu to Pokhara tour now!
Choose Himalaya Trekking Nepal for Kathmandu to Pokhara Tour
When you join the Kathmandu to Pokhara tour with Himalaya Trekking Nepal, you get to explore Nepal with expert local guides who know all the best spots and hidden gems.
Our personalized itineraries will make your vacation smooth, safe, and unforgettable. From help with planning to 24-hour support, we are here to ensure that your trip is stress-free.
Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Travel Practices
We think that traveling across Nepal should be exciting and enjoyable while also being considerate of the environment and the local population. This tour will teach you how to enjoy nature without harming it, assist locals, and travel ethically.
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You support local communities by using local guides, hotels, and vendors along the way.
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We aim to minimize plastic and waste during the tour to keep the environment clean.
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You can practice responsible sightseeing and wildlife observation while exploring temples, lakes, and mountains.
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Whenever possible, we use eco-friendly transport to reduce our impact on nature.
Book with Himalaya Trekking Nepal
Are you prepared to begin your journey with a Kathmandu to Pokhara travel package? Making a reservation with us is simple and stress-free. A minimal deposit is required to reserve your position, and we provide various payment plans so you may pay however it is most convenient for you.
Once your booking is confirmed, a dedicated travel consultant will be assigned to assist you at every step, from planning your itinerary to answering any questions before and during the tour.
With everything arranged in advance, you can relax and focus on enjoying your journey. Reserve your Kathmandu to Pokhara tour now and confidently travel knowing we’ve got all the details covered.
Travel with confidence - everything is arranged from airport transfers to sightseeing. Confirm your Kathmandu to Pokhara tour and relax while the details are taken care of.
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FAQ's
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Is the Kathmandu to Pokhara tour suitable for families?
Yes! This tour is great for families and travelers of all ages. The itinerary includes easy sightseeing, short walks, and fun activities that everyone can enjoy together, from kids to grandparents.
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What optional activities are available in Pokhara?
In Pokhara, you have some exciting options if you want a little adventure. You can try paragliding for amazing aerial views, zip-lining through the hills, or take a mountain flight to see the Himalayas up close. These activities are available at an extra cost.
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Are meals included in the Kathmandu to Pokhara tour package?
The package includes daily breakfast and some selected meals. For other meals, you’re free to try local restaurants, cafes, or street food, which is a great way to taste authentic Nepali cuisine.
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How long is the drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara?
The scenic drive usually takes about 6-7 hours, offering beautiful views of hills, rivers, and terraced fields along the way. If you prefer a faster option, a domestic flight takes only 25-30 minutes, giving you more time to explore Pokhara.
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Do I need a visa to travel to Nepal?
Yes, all international travelers need a Nepal tourist visa, which is very easy to get. You can either get it on arrival at the airport or apply online before your trip.
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Is travel insurance required for the Kathmandu to Pokhara Tour?
Although it's not required, we strongly advise getting travel insurance. It provides you peace of mind while traveling by helping to cover unforeseen circumstances like medical crises, trip delays, or misplaced things.
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Are there any transportation options for travelers with mobility challenges?
Yes! We can arrange private vehicles for airport transfers and sightseeing with advance notice, making it easier for travelers who need extra support.
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What are some cultural norms to be aware of in Nepal?
Nepal has rich cultural traditions. It’s polite to dress modestly in temples, remove your shoes before entering religious sites, and greet people respectfully. Following these simple customs makes your visit more enjoyable and respectful.
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Are there any local festivals during the tour period?
Nepal celebrates festivals throughout the year. During your tour, you might experience Dashain (Sept-Oct), the biggest Hindu festival, or Holi (March), the colorful festival of spring. Festivals are a fun way to see local traditions in action.
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Is there a baggage weight limit for domestic flights?
Yes, domestic flights usually allow 15-20 kg of checked baggage and 5-7 kg of hand luggage, so it’s best to pack light and comfortable for this short tour.
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Can I find vegetarian or vegan food during the tour?
Absolutely! Nepal has plenty of vegetarian and vegan options at hotels and local restaurants, so you can enjoy tasty meals without any trouble.
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