Mountain Bike, River Rafting, Bungee Jump, Trekking & Paragliding

As you fly into Kathmandu, you'll have beautiful views over the valley, the snow capped mountain peaks in Himalaya, and of the terraced fields below. As per your arrival time, our representative will be at the airport to receive you and transfer you to your booked hotel.

We will drive up to the Last Resort in the late afternoon. Overnight in fixed tent resort with wooden camp beds.

The Bhote Kosi river, which tumbles from the snow-capped slopes of Tibet, offers some of the most thrilling rafting experiences in Nepal and is arguably one of the best short river adventures available globally. Rafting on the Bhote Kosi involves more than just paddling forward and backward; it's a full-body experience.

Nestled between pristine forest and impenetrable jungle, The Last Resort in Nepal is situated on a high cliff-top gorge overlooking the untamed Bhote Kosi River. The resort is spread across expansive terraced hills. The resort features a small eating area with centuries-old wood carvings and distinctive architecture made of local slate, wood, and stone. Delightful home-style cuisine is offered here. The Last Resort is the ideal location for anyone seeking adventure or leisure.

A 160 meter leap into a tropical gorge. Further we will drive back to Kathmandu in the late afternoon. Overnight in Hotel

Riding distance is 35 kilometers and bike through dirt tracks through villages, an uphill forest trail and narrow tracks through rice paddies. The major attractions are Rato Machhindranath temple in Bungamati, Barja Varahi temple in Chapagaon.

Riding distance is 32 kilometers and bike through Kulekhani Lake, the Pulung Valley. The biking trail is off road tracks all the way. On a clear day you can see the entire Himalayan range from Daman.

The riding distance is 59 km and the trail is magnificent, peaceful, downhill, paved road running alongside the Rapti River. The attractions are a local Tibetan Buddhist monastery where you will see the monks chanting in their morning prayer.

Drive from Hetauda to Pokhara – 6 hours. Overnight in Hotel

Your first trail will head uphill through fertile farms of rice, maize, and millet fields. Following the main trail of Birethanti, pass by a small waterfall and continue until you reach Sudami where you will stop and have lunch.

Get back on your feet after this midday break and climb steadily along the side of the valley until you reach Tikhedhunga Teahouse for your overnight stay.

Wake up for an early breakfast at your teahouse in preparation for your big climb to Ulleri. The trek begins with a steep stone stairway—3,767 steps to be exact—up the ridgeline, eventually leading you through cultivated fields. Once you've completed this section, the rest of the trail continues through a scenic area of blooming rhododendron blossoms and old oak forests.

Keep climbing uphill until you reach Nangethanti, which is your stop for lunch. "Thanti" is a Nepalese word that means "rest house;" keep in mind that during winter months, the trail can be covered with snow. Work off your lunch and continue the climb until you get to Ghorepani, a village surrounded by spectacular scenery that's popular with trekkers.

Start off with an early morning wake up call and begin your pre-dawn climb to Poon Hill (3,200 m) in just about an hour. This is a spiritual place that provides majestic scenery, especially when the rising sun casts a golden light on the nearby snow-covered peaks like Dhaulagiri, Annapurna South, Fishtail, and Singa Chuli, to name a few. Grab a masala tea from the coffee shack and enjoy the sublime views with your fellow trekkers.

You'll then return downhill to Ghorepani for a hearty breakfast before continuing a full-day of trekking towards the small village of Tadapani. This trail works itself uphill and downhill through a range of landscapes and microclimates, so keep your camera (and warm layers) close.

After breakfast in Tadapani, begin your trek to Ghandruk, also known as the 'Switzerland of Nepal'. This is an easier journey than previous days so relax as you make your way downhill along these gentle slopes.

You'll first head to Bhise-Kharka and then continue along forested trails to Ghandruk (6,400 feet/ 1,950 m), where you will stop for lunch. This terraced mountain village is populated by one of Nepal's ethnic groups: the Gurung people. Explore the maze of village stairs that connect cafés, shops, and teahouses while admiring the peaks of Annapurna South, Himchhuli, and Fishtail in the distance.

After lunch, there will be free time to rest or you can visit the Gurung Museum and learn about traditional textiles and equipment used by the locals. Enjoy the rest of the afternoon on your own.

After breakfast in Ghandruk, you'll make an easy trek downhill to Kimche where a jeep will be waiting to transfer you to your hotel in Pokhara.

Leaping from the mountainside and floating above Pokhara, over Phewa Lake with breathtaking views of the Annapurna region. You can ask your pilot to video you experience.

You successfully conclude the trip and proceed for flight to Kathmandu. We will enjoy our last view of the high mountains while flying back to the Kathmandu from Pokhara. The snow-capped mountains will be worth to watch. After 25 minutes of flight, our representative will be waiting for you at domestic airport to take you back to the hotel. You can spend the rest of the day at your leisure; feel free to relax or explore the local markets.

It's time to say farewell to Nepal. Enjoy your last moments in Kathmandu with breakfast in a café, a final stroll through the narrow alleys and temples, and some final souvenir shopping. A driver will be waiting for you at your hotel to take you to the airport for your return flight home. It's best to be at the airport at least two hours prior to departure.