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Nepal Tour Package 5 Nights 6 Days | Customisable Trip

Updated October 2026
Nepal Tour Package 5 Nights 6 Days | Customisable Trip

Duration

6D / 5N

Pickup & Drop

Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM), Kathmandu

Mobility

Private sedan / SUV with driver

Stay Category

3★ / 4★ hotels, with resort stays in Chitwan

Quick answer

This Nepal tour package includes 5 nights across Kathmandu, Nagarkot, Pokhara and Chitwan, with airport transfers, private road travel and breakfast. It starts and ends at Kathmandu, making it practical for Indian travellers arriving at Tribhuvan International Airport. October to November and March to May are ideal seasons. The route is fully customisable for families, couples, groups and travellers adding flights or extra nights.

Why This Itinerary Works

This five-night Nepal itinerary combines heritage, Himalayan viewpoints, lakeside leisure and a wildlife stay without rushing every stop. It suits Indian families, couples and small groups who want a private vehicle, flexible hotel categories and a straightforward Kathmandu arrival and departure. Add flights, activities, Lumbini or extra nights through the quote process.

Airport pickup and drop at Kathmandu
Nagarkot sunrise and Himalayan viewpoints
Pokhara lakeside time with optional activities
Chitwan wildlife experiences can be added
Customisable hotels, vehicle and sightseeing

This five-night Nepal itinerary brings together Kathmandu’s heritage, Nagarkot’s mountain outlook, Pokhara’s lakeside calm and Chitwan’s wildlife setting. It is designed for Indian travellers who prefer a private road circuit with breakfast, airport transfers and room to customise sightseeing. The route starts and ends in Kathmandu, keeping the international arrival and departure simple.

About this complete Nepal tour package

The plan suits families, couples and small groups travelling from Indian cities. You can request travel arrangements from Delhi, Mumbai or Bangalore, or coordinate flights around the road itinerary. The six-day plan includes the main route, while extra nights can be added for slower travel or Lumbini.

Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan tour route

This Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan tour begins with Kathmandu and nearby Nagarkot, continues overland to Pokhara, then heads to Chitwan before returning to Kathmandu. The 200 km Kathmandu–Pokhara road journey generally takes 6–8 hours, while the Kathmandu–Chitwan and Pokhara–Chitwan sectors can take around 5–7 hours. The detailed day plan above shows the suggested pace.

Travellers comparing Nepal trip cost for 6 days can customise hotel category, vehicle size, activities and inclusions through the quote form. A Nepal trip in October is especially popular because the weather is often clear, although road conditions and mountain visibility can still change.

Best time for this Nepal trip

October to November and March to May are the best periods for this circuit. Autumn often brings clearer mountain views, while spring adds warmer days and seasonal colour. Winter mornings can be cold in Nagarkot and higher viewpoints; monsoon rain may affect road journeys and visibility.

How to reach Kathmandu

Fly into Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, which is the practical pickup point for this itinerary. Indian travellers can also consider India to Nepal by road at selected land borders, but this route is planned around a Kathmandu airport arrival. Check current entry guidance and carry valid travel documents before departure.

Nepal family tour package suitability

The route works well for families when drives, activity intensity and hotel locations are discussed in advance. Nagarkot, Phewa Lake and Chitwan offer varied experiences without requiring strenuous trekking.

Nepal honeymoon package options

Couples can slow the itinerary, choose quieter stays and add a Sarangkot sunrise, Phewa Lake boating or a scenic dinner experience subject to local availability.

Travellers seeking a Nepal travel guide should note that Kathmandu heritage visits, Thamel food stops, momo tasting and Chitwan’s local experiences can be arranged around the core transfers.

Good to know before booking

Do Indians need a visa for Nepal? Indian citizens generally do not need a tourist visa for Nepal, but accepted identity documents and current entry rules should be checked before travel. Carry documents consistently for flights, hotels and border or airport formalities.

What is the best time for a Nepal tour?

October to November and March to May are generally the best seasons for comfortable sightseeing and clearer views.

How many days are enough for Nepal?

Four to six days cover a compact Kathmandu, Pokhara and Chitwan circuit, while longer trips suit travellers adding Lumbini, trekking or rest days.

Altitude ranges from about 60 m to 8,849 m across Nepal, though this itinerary stays mostly at lower elevations. Tell us about medical needs, children, older travellers and preferred walking levels. Weather, traffic, park rules and activity permissions can alter timings, so keep the plan flexible.

Is Nepal safe for a family trip in winter?

Popular tourist areas are commonly visited by families, but winter mornings can be cold and road conditions may vary, so pack layers and allow flexible travel time.

Key Tour Highlights

Kathmandu heritage

See the atmosphere around Swayambhunath, Boudhanath Stupa and the lanes of Thamel.

Nagarkot sunrise

Enjoy clear Himalayan views and a peaceful hill stay close to Kathmandu.

Pokhara and Phewa Lake

Relax beside Phewa Lake and add Sarangkot sunrise or optional adventure activities.

Chitwan nature stay

Use Chitwan as a base for permitted jungle and cultural experiences, subject to local conditions.

Step-by-Step Experience

6-Day Route Plan

Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport and meet your driver for the 1.5–2-hour transfer to Nagarkot, covering about 32 km. Check in, rest and enjoy the hill views if the weather is clear. If arrival time permits, Kathmandu sightseeing can be shifted to another day.

32 km · 1.5–2 hrs · Hill stay

Watch the morning light over the Himalayan range from Nagarkot, then return to Kathmandu in about 1.5–2 hours. Visit Swayambhunath and Boudhanath Stupa, with time for Thamel shopping or a relaxed local meal. Sightseeing order can change around opening hours and traffic.

32 km · 1.5–2 hrs · Heritage walk

Travel from Kathmandu to Pokhara by private vehicle, approximately 200 km and usually 6–8 hours depending on road and traffic conditions. Arrive for a relaxed evening near Phewa Lake, with optional boating subject to weather. Keep the day flexible for the long Himalayan highway journey.

200 km · 6–8 hrs · Phewa Lake

Spend the day exploring Pokhara, with an optional early visit to Sarangkot for mountain views. Enjoy Phewa Lake, local cafés and nearby attractions; adventure activities can be added according to season, age and availability. Return to your Pokhara hotel for the night.

Local sightseeing · Sunrise optional · Lakeside

Drive about 160 km from Pokhara towards Chitwan, generally taking 5–7 hours. Check in at your Chitwan stay and use the remaining time for a village walk, Tharu cultural programme or other locally operated activities. Activity availability depends on weather, park rules and local permissions.

160 km · 5–7 hrs · Nature stay

After breakfast, drive approximately 160 km back to Kathmandu, normally taking 5–7 hours. Proceed to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward flight, allowing extra time for road delays and airport formalities. A later departure may allow a short Kathmandu stop, subject to timing.

160 km · 5–7 hrs · Airport drop

Transparent Terms: Inclusions & Exclusions

Everything Included
  • Accommodation for 5 nights in the selected hotel category
  • Daily breakfast as per the selected hotel plan
  • Private vehicle with driver for the listed route and sightseeing
  • Airport pickup and drop at Tribhuvan International Airport
  • Driver allowance, road tolls and standard parking charges
  • Applicable sightseeing transfers mentioned in the itinerary
Not Included
  • Flights, travel insurance and baggage charges
  • Lunches, dinners, snacks and personal beverages
  • Entry tickets, boating, jungle activities, adventure activities and guide charges unless specifically included
  • Personal expenses, shopping, laundry, room service and telephone charges
  • Additional nights, route diversions and sightseeing not listed
  • 5% GST and any applicable permit or local fee

Vehicle & Stays

VehicleAir-Conditioned

Private vehicle for a comfortable Nepal circuit

Choose a private sedan or SUV according to group size, luggage and road comfort preferences. The driver handles the planned transfers, while sightseeing and activity timings remain flexible within local operating conditions.

Private sedanSUV optionExperienced local driver
Vehicle allocation is confirmed after traveller count, luggage and route customisation are reviewed.
StaysYour choice of category

Flexible stays across four Nepal stops

Select practical 3★ or 4★ hotels in Kathmandu, Nagarkot and Pokhara, with a suitable resort-style stay in Chitwan. Final properties depend on availability, season, room configuration and the selected category.

3★ comfort4★ upgradeChitwan resort stay
Room plans, views and facilities vary by property; the quote confirms the proposed hotels.
No Hidden Markups

Stay & Vehicle Options

Standard On request

Comfortable 3★ hotels and Chitwan resort • Private sedan

Deluxe On request

Superior 3★ / 4★ hotels and Chitwan resort • Private sedan / SUV

Premium On request

Selected 4★ hotels and upgraded Chitwan resort • Premium SUV

Your quote is itemised for your dates, group size, hotel category and vehicle.

Frequently Asked Questions

October to November and March to May are generally the most comfortable months for this route, with better visibility and moderate sightseeing weather.

Four to six days suit a compact Kathmandu, Pokhara and Chitwan trip; add nights for Lumbini, trekking or a slower pace.

Popular tourist areas are generally suitable for family travel, but Nagarkot and other viewpoints can be cold, and road conditions may change in winter.

You can travel by private vehicle or tourist transport; the road distance is about 200 km and commonly takes 6–8 hours, depending on traffic and conditions.

Indian citizens generally do not need a tourist visa, but should carry accepted identity documents and verify current entry requirements before travel.

Yes. You can change hotel category, vehicle, sightseeing, activities, nights, flight coordination and add destinations such as Lumbini, subject to time and availability.

Yes, with suitable vehicle space, slower sightseeing and rest breaks. Discuss mobility, medical needs and long road sectors before confirmation.

Note: this is a sample itinerary that we customise for your dates, group size and budget. Hotel names, timings and permits are confirmed at the time of booking.

6D / 5N

Price on request