Nepal
The roof of the world, from temple to trail.
Nepal cradles eight of the world's ten highest peaks, including Everest, yet its soul lives just as much in the medieval temple squares of Kathmandu and the lakeside calm of Pokhara beneath the Annapurna range.
TripTrix Nepal journeys blend UNESCO heritage, Himalayan sunrises from Sarangkot and gentle add-on treks — an unforgettable pairing with Bhutan or the North East.
What makes Nepal unmissable
Kathmandu Valley
Durbar Squares, Swayambhunath and Boudhanath — a living museum of Newari art.
Pokhara & Phewa Lake
Colourful boats mirroring the Annapurna range on a serene lake.
Sarangkot sunrise
Dawn over Annapurna and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) peak.
Everest flight / trek add-ons
Mountain flights or gentle foothill treks tailored to you.
When to travel to Nepal
The clearest mountain views and stable, dry weather — peak season.
Warm, with rhododendron blooms and good visibility.
Green valleys but clouds often hide the peaks.
Ways to travel Nepal
Kathmandu & Pokhara
5N / 6D- 1Kathmandu arrival & Thamel
- 2Durbar Square, Swayambhunath, Boudhanath
- 3Fly/drive to Pokhara
- 4Sarangkot sunrise & Phewa Lake
- 5Return to Kathmandu
- 6Departure
Practical essentials
- Most nationalities get a visa on arrival at Kathmandu (TIA) — carry photos and USD.
- October–November is peak season; book well ahead.
- Domestic flights to Pokhara save a long drive and add mountain views.
- Pairs beautifully with a Bhutan or Darjeeling extension.
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