Himalayan peaks rising above a sea of clouds at dawn
Several regions, one trip

Signature Tours in Nepal

Private journeys that join two or more of Nepal’s regions — Kathmandu, Pokhara and the Annapurna foothills, Chitwan’s jungle, and helicopter mornings in the high mountains — with short flights and good hotels in between.

Before you go

Good to know


How long should a multi-region trip be?

Seven or eight days is enough for two or three regions without rushing. Each extra region needs about two nights, because travel days in Nepal are short flights or long drives.

How do we travel between regions?

Mostly by short domestic flights (Kathmandu to Pokhara is about 25 minutes) and by private car. The Chitwan to Pokhara drive takes about five to six hours on a winding road; we tell you where each trip uses it.

What happens if a flight is delayed by weather?

Mountain flights and helicopters only fly in good visibility. Our itineraries keep a spare afternoon or a flexible day where it matters, and we rebook flights for you if the weather moves them.

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Choosing your regions

Most first visits pair Kathmandu’s heritage with Pokhara’s lake and mountain views. Add Chitwan for wildlife, or a helicopter morning to Everest or Annapurna Base Camp for the high mountains without trekking.

Pace

We plan one main activity a day and leave time to rest. Early starts are kept for sunrise viewpoints and helicopter flights, when the mountains are clearest.

Comfort and Luxury

Every journey is priced at two levels. Comfort uses good four-star and boutique hotels such as Hotel Barahi and Fish Tail Lodge; Luxury uses Dwarika’s Hotel, The Pavilions Himalayas and, in Chitwan, Meghauli Serai, a Taj Safari lodge.