Nepal without the compromises of a group tour. Ten days is enough to see the Kathmandu Valley's three royal cities properly, to wake up to the Annapurnas from Sarangkot, and to spend two nights on the edge of Chitwan National Park.
You have a private vehicle and driver for the whole trip, with fuel, tolls, road taxes, parking and route permits paid. Nepal's roads are slow and the days between towns are long — having your own car means you stop where you want and arrive when you arrive, rather than being counted onto a bus.
Hotels, meals, park fees and guides are not in this price. We can book any of them for you, at heritage and boutique level if that is what you want, and we will say honestly which ones are worth it.
What is not included — hotels, meals, guides, monument tickets — is deliberate. Most travellers want to choose their own rooms and eat where they like, and paying an agency to book a hotel you could book yourself is money wasted. If you would rather we arranged all of it, we will. Ask when you enquire and we will quote it alongside the itinerary.
We are a family business and we have been driving these roads for thirty years.
Our other Nepal routes — the Kathmandu valley, Pokhara, Chitwan and Mustang — are on the Nepal tours page. If you want to cross the border and see both countries in one trip, that is the India and Nepal page.
