Nepal

Country of mountains, sherpas and temples

Discover the mystical realm in the clouds on your trip to Nepal.

Experience sacred places such as Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha with the central white temple, wander through the mystical capital Kathmandu bathed in golden light or explore the fascinating Chitwan National Park, home to crocodiles, rhinos and Bengal tigers, on safari. Pokhara, situated on the idyllic Phewa Lake, offers a wide range of gastronomy and entertainment and invites you to linger with its relaxed hustle and bustle, while the massive mountain ranges of the Himalayas are a source of euphoria and amazement not only for hiking enthusiasts. Enjoy the beneficial deceleration in the face of breathtaking landscapes and immerse yourself in the fascinating world in the clouds on your trip to Nepal.

Our tip

Whilst you’re there… Combine your stay in Nepal with a visit to Bhutan and/or India. Enquire with us about combined tours and trips, our travel experts will be happy to help you.

Pokhara

The city of Pokhara is located approx. 200 kilometres west of Kathmandu in a valley on Lake Phewa. There is an impressive panorama of the Annapurna mountain range around Lake Phewa.

Chitwan National Park

Chitwan National Park lies in the realm of the Tharu, the original inhabitants of the area. From elephants to rhinos and tigers – with a bit of luck, you will encounter a variety of wild animals on your safari in Chitwan National Park. Especially after a stay in lively Kathmandu, you can find peace and quiet here and enjoy nature.

Patan and Bhaktapur

No visit to Nepal is complete without a visit to the royal cities in the Kathmandu Valley. Between old royal squares and everyday life: take a walk through the royal cities and don’t forget to stroll through the small alleyways in addition to the classic highlights. There you will find many small shops and street food stalls.

Poon Hill Trek

Thanks to Mount Everest, Nepal is extremely well known for its massive mountain ranges and the trekking tours that are popular as a result. Nevertheless, it is advisable not to climb the highest mountain in the world straight away. Start your short trek in Pokhara and make your way to Poon Hill. Spectacular views and sunrises that can only be experienced in the Annapurna Mountains await you there. A must-see for every Nepal traveller.