Nepal is one of the world’s most captivating destinations — a place where ancient culture, dramatic landscapes and gentle hospitality blend into an experience that feels deeply moving and unforgettable.

🕉️ 1. A Cultural Journey Like No Other

Nepal is rich in ancient temples, sacred sites, and UNESCO World Heritage landmarks.
The Kathmandu Valley alone offers centuries of history across Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur — filled with golden stupas, prayer wheels and intricate Newari architecture.

🏔️ 2. Home of the Himalayas

The Himalayas create some of the most breathtaking scenery on earth.
From peaceful panoramic viewpoints in Nagarkot to scenic hikes around Pokhara, you don’t have to be a trekker to experience the magic of the mountains.

🌿 3. Nature & Wildlife Experiences

Beyond mountains, Nepal surprises visitors with lush jungles, river plains and wildlife-rich national parks.
Spot rhinos, elephants, deer and birdlife in Chitwan or Bardia, or enjoy a peaceful canoe ride at sunrise.

😊 4. Warm, Genuine Hospitality

Nepali people are widely known for their kindness, humour and humility.
Travellers regularly describe Nepal as one of the most welcoming places they’ve ever visited.

💫 5. Gentle Adventure for Every Traveller

Nepal is perfect for:

• Older couples looking for soft adventure and culture

• Families wanting authentic experiences

• Travellers who enjoy nature and slower-paced exploration

• Spiritual or wellness-focused holidays

• Cultural travellers who want meaningful encounters

Trekking is available for those who want it, but it is not essential — many of Nepal’s best experiences can be enjoyed at a relaxed pace.

🛖 6. Unique Stays & Memorable Experiences

Nepal offers boutique hotels, eco-lodges, tea houses with Himalayan views, and serene lakeside retreats. Each stay adds charm and character to your journey.

Nepal is a year-round destination, but certain seasons are ideal depending on what you want to do.

October to December — Peak Season (Best Overall)

• Clear mountain views

• Comfortable temperatures

• Ideal for sightseeing & gentle walks

• Perfect for older travellers and families

February to April — Warm, Clear & Colourful

• Blooming rhododendrons

• Great visibility in the Himalayas

• Pleasant conditions across most regions

• Excellent time for wildlife in Chitwan

May to September — Green, Quiet & Lush

• Best for peaceful travel away from crowds

• Ideal for wellness, culture & photography

• Rainfall varies by region

• Great value on hotels

Kathmandu, Pokhara and cultural regions remain enjoyable year-round.

Most travellers spend:

• 8–10 days for cultural touring + light nature

• 12–14 days for Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan + hill regions

• 14–18 days for deeper, multi-region exploration or longer stays

We tailor every itinerary to match your pace, interests and comfort level.

Yes. Most visitors require a tourist visa, which is very easy to obtain.

You have two simple options:

Visa on Arrival (Most Common)

Available to citizens from the UK, Europe, USA, Australia and many others.
The process involves:

• Completing a short form at the airport

• Providing a passport photo (often not required if you use the machine)

• Paying for your visa in USD, GBP or local currency

Visa durations include:

• 15 days

• 30 days

• 90 days

Online Visa (Pre-Arrival)

Recommended for families and older travellers who prefer to save time.
Apply online within 15 days before arrival and complete payment at Kathmandu Airport.

Passport Requirements

• Valid for at least 6 months from your arrival date

• At least one empty page

We provide guidance on the simplest method once your itinerary is confirmed.

Nepali food is wholesome, flavourful and gentle, making it ideal for both families and older couples.

Expect dishes such as:

Traditional Favourites

• Dal Bhat — rice with lentils, vegetables and curry (mild unless requested otherwise)

• Momos — delicious steamed dumplings (a hit with children)

• Chicken or fish curry — aromatic rather than spicy

• Saag (spinach), fresh vegetables and stir-fries

International Choices

Most hotels and restaurants offer:

• European dishes

• Pasta

• Soups and salads

• Grilled meats and fish

• Vegetarian and vegan meals

• Kids' menus in major hotels

Dietary Needs

Gluten-free, dairy-free and nut-free dining is possible with advance notice.

Nepal is also known for:

• Fresh mountain-grown tea

• Organic local produce

• Fresh fruit juices

• Warm hospitality around every meal

Yes — Nepal is perfect for travellers seeking culture, nature and gentle adventure at a relaxed pace.

Why older travellers love Nepal:

• Friendly, attentive service

• Private driver-guides for easy travel

• Boutique hotels and peaceful lodges

• Slow-paced sightseeing

• Optional gentle walks (no trekking required)

• Comfortable temperatures for most of the year

Experiences can be tailored to avoid steep climbs or long hikes.
Many of Nepal’s best viewpoints, villages and heritage sites are easily accessible.

Nepal feels calm, spiritual and restorative — ideal for couples looking for a meaningful journey.

Absolutely. Nepal is ideal for families who want experiences that feel educational, exciting and completely different from a typical beach holiday.

Families love:

• Meeting friendly local people

• Seeing temples, monkeys and colourful markets

• Wildlife safaris in Chitwan

• Canoe rides and gentle nature walks

• Boating on Pokhara’s lakes

• Short, scenic hikes suitable for children

• Cultural activities such as pottery, cooking classes or painting

Most hotels offer:

• Family rooms

• Pools (especially in Chitwan and Pokhara)

• Outdoor play areas

• Flexible dining options

Nepal is safe, warm-hearted and inspiring — a wonderful destination for curious young travellers.

Nepal has several iconic regions, each offering something unique.
For older couples and families, these destinations are especially rewarding:

Kathmandu

A vibrant cultural capital filled with:

• Ancient palaces

• Sacred temples

• Artisan workshops

• Local markets

Perfect for short walks, guided cultural experiences and photography.

Patan & Bhaktapur

Beautifully preserved royal cities showcasing:

• Carved wooden temples

• Quiet courtyards

• Traditional crafts

Wonderful for families and culture lovers.

Pokhara

Peaceful, scenic and ideal for relaxation:

• Mountain views without altitude

• Lakeside dining

• Easy nature walks

• Gentle boat trips

• Perfect for couples and families

Chitwan National Park

One of Asia’s finest wildlife reserves:

• One-horned rhinos

• Elephants

• Crocodiles

• Birdlife

• Canoe rides & jeep safaris

Very family-friendly, with lodges that cater exceptionally well to children.

Nagarkot / Dhulikhel

Perfect for:

• Quiet retreats

• Sunrise views over the Himalayas

• Gentle village walks

Ideal for older couples looking for peaceful scenery.

Not at all. Nepal is not only for trekkers.

Most of our Nepal holidays are designed for:

• Light walkers

• Older travellers

• Families with children

• People who prefer gentle adventures

Activities include:

• Easy walks with resting points

• Scenic drives

• Cultural touring

• Wildlife experiences

• Lakeside strolls

• Accessible viewpoints

Trekking is optional — not required to experience Nepal’s beauty.

Accommodation ranges from boutique heritage hotels to luxury lake-view resorts and nature lodges.

Ideal for older couples:

• Elegant boutique hotels

• Spa resorts

• Tea-estate lodges

• Wellness retreats

• Stylish lakeside hotels in Pokhara

Ideal for families:

• Lodges with pools

• Wildlife camps

• Safe, comfortable family rooms

• Outdoor activities and gardens

We handpick every stay for:

• Character and comfort

• Excellent service

• Location close to key sights

• Cleanliness and strong reviews

No — not for standard touring itineraries.

Most popular destinations, including:

• Kathmandu

• Pokhara

• Chitwan

…sit at safe, low altitudes.

We only include high-altitude regions (like Everest viewpoints) if specifically requested, and we design them carefully with safety and comfort in mind.

Nepal is surprisingly rich in wildlife, especially in the lowland national parks.

Common sightings include:

• One-horned rhinos

• Crocodiles

• Deer

• Monkey species

• Peacocks & hornbills

• Over 500 species of birds

With luck, you may even spot:

• Leopards

• Sloth bears

Families particularly enjoy Chitwan’s jeep safaris and canoe trips.