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School Trips To Nepal

Embark on a school trip to Nepal, where breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage create the perfect setting for exploration and learning. Whether trekking in the Himalayas, visiting ancient temples, or engaging with local communities, students will experience a country where tradition and adventure go hand in hand. From Kathmandu’s bustling streets to serene mountain villages, Nepal offers an unforgettable journey of discovery.

Kathmandu
Patan (Lalitpur)
Bhaktapur
Pokhara
Bandipur
Sarangkot
Chitwan National Park
Lumbini
Annapurna Region

With a history shaped by powerful dynasties and spiritual traditions, Nepal is home to sacred Hindu and Buddhist sites, including the birthplace of Buddha. Today, it remains a land of resilience and cultural richness, offering students a deep connection to history, nature, and global perspectives.

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Trip Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu – Gateway to the Himalayas

As we descend into Kathmandu Valley, the sight of prayer flags fluttering in the wind and golden temple spires signals the beginning of an extraordinary journey. Upon arrival, we are greeted by our local guides with a traditional garland ceremony, a warm Nepali welcome. After settling in, we embark on a walking tour of Thamel, the lively heart of Kathmandu, where narrow alleys are lined with market stalls selling handcrafted jewelry, prayer wheels, and aromatic spices. We visit Durbar Square, a UNESCO-listed site filled with ancient palaces, intricately carved temples, and vibrant street life. In the evening, we gather for a welcome dinner featuring traditional Nepali cuisine, such as dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), momos (dumplings), and sel roti (sweet rice doughnuts), while our guide introduces us to Nepal’s history, traditions, and the journey ahead.
Day 2: Boudhanath & Pashupatinath – Spiritual Heart of Nepal

Today, we immerse ourselves in Nepal’s deep spiritual traditions with visits to two of its most sacred sites. We begin at Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world. As we walk clockwise around the stupa, spinning prayer wheels and observing monks in deep meditation, we gain insight into Tibetan Buddhist traditions. We have the chance to visit a monastery where young monks chant morning prayers, a mesmerizing experience that transports us into the rhythm of monastic life. Next, we visit Pashupatinath Temple, Nepal’s most sacred Hindu temple, situated on the banks of the Bagmati River. Here, we witness ancient rituals, cremation ceremonies, and the presence of sadhus (Hindu holy men) covered in ash. As we walk through the temple complex, we discuss Hindu beliefs on life, death, and reincarnation, gaining a deeper understanding of Nepal’s spiritual fabric. In the evening, we return to Kathmandu Durbar Square, where we enjoy a rooftop dinner overlooking centuries-old temples bathed in golden light.
Day 3: Patan & Bhaktapur – Nepal’s Timeless Cities

Leaving behind the modern bustle of Kathmandu, we venture into two ancient cities that feel frozen in time. Our first stop is Patan (Lalitpur), the City of Fine Arts, renowned for its exquisite Newari architecture, hidden courtyards, and traditional metalwork. We explore Patan Durbar Square, visiting the Golden Temple and Krishna Mandir, while engaging with artisans at a local metalworking studio, where we learn about the centuries-old craft of creating Buddhist statues and temple ornaments. In the afternoon, we head to Bhaktapur, a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its well-preserved medieval charm. We stroll through Taumadhi Square, visit Nyatapola Temple (the tallest pagoda in Nepal), and witness potters shaping clay by hand in Pottery Square. We end the day by sampling juju dhau (Bhaktapur’s famous "king curd" yogurt) before returning to Kathmandu for the evening.
Day 4: Journey to Pokhara – Lakes, Mountains & Adventure

Today, we leave the Kathmandu Valley behind and travel to Pokhara, Nepal’s adventure capital, nestled beside Phewa Lake and the Annapurna mountain range. The drive offers breathtaking views of rice terraces, rushing rivers, and distant snow-capped peaks. Along the way, we stop at Bandipur, a beautifully preserved hilltop town, where we take a short hike through lush hills and traditional villages, soaking in the peaceful countryside. Arriving in Pokhara by late afternoon, we take a leisurely boat ride on Phewa Lake, watching as the reflection of Mount Machapuchare (Fishtail Mountain) glows in the setting sun. In the evening, we explore Lakeside Pokhara, filled with charming cafes, artisan shops, and live music venues, before enjoying a traditional Gurkha meal.
Day 5: Sarangkot Sunrise & Tibetan Refugee Community Visit

We rise before dawn and drive up to Sarangkot, a breathtaking viewpoint where we witness the sunrise illuminating the snow-capped peaks of the Annapurna range. The golden glow on Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Machapuchare is a sight we will never forget. After breakfast, we visit a Tibetan refugee settlement, where we gain insight into the Tibetan exile community in Nepal. We engage with monks in a monastery, visit a carpet-weaving workshop, and share tea with residents as they recount stories of their migration and cultural preservation. In the afternoon, we visit Devi’s Falls and Gupteshwor Cave, two stunning natural wonders that highlight Pokhara’s geological beauty.
Day 6: White Water Rafting on the Trishuli River

Today, we embark on an adrenaline-pumping white-water rafting experience on the Trishuli River, navigating thrilling rapids, deep gorges, and jungle-lined banks. Under the guidance of experienced river guides, we paddle through both calm stretches and exhilarating white-water sections, enjoying the stunning Himalayan foothill scenery. After our rafting adventure, we unwind at a riverside camp, enjoying a meal cooked over an open fire, surrounded by the sounds of nature.
Day 7: Chitwan National Park – Safari in the Jungles of Nepal

We journey south to Chitwan National Park, Nepal’s premier wildlife reserve, where dense jungles, grasslands, and rivers provide sanctuary to rhinos, tigers, elephants, and crocodiles. Upon arrival, we set out on a jeep safari, keeping our eyes peeled for one-horned rhinoceroses, sloth bears, deer, and if we’re lucky, the elusive Bengal tiger. In the evening, we experience a Tharu cultural performance, where local dancers showcase their traditional stick dance, accompanied by rhythmic drumming and storytelling.
Days 8-13: Lumbini, Annapurna Trekking, and More

These days take us on an in-depth journey through Nepal, including: Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha, where we explore the sacred Maya Devi Temple and monastic zones. A short trek in the Annapurna foothills, where we hike through terraced farms, rhododendron forests, and remote villages, staying in traditional teahouses and engaging with locals. A farewell ceremony in Kathmandu, reflecting on our transformative experience.
Day 14: Departure – A Last Glimpse of the Himalayas

As our journey comes to an end, we take in one last view of the Himalayan peaks, carrying with us the wisdom, warmth, and unforgettable experiences that Nepal has shared. Dhanyabad, Nepal! Until next time!
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu – Gateway to the Himalayas

As we descend into Kathmandu Valley, the sight of prayer flags fluttering in the wind and golden temple spires signals the beginning of an extraordinary journey. Upon arrival, we are greeted by our local guides with a traditional garland ceremony, a warm Nepali welcome. After settling in, we embark on a walking tour of Thamel, the lively heart of Kathmandu, where narrow alleys are lined with market stalls selling handcrafted jewelry, prayer wheels, and aromatic spices. We visit Durbar Square, a UNESCO-listed site filled with ancient palaces, intricately carved temples, and vibrant street life. In the evening, we gather for a welcome dinner featuring traditional Nepali cuisine, such as dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), momos (dumplings), and sel roti (sweet rice doughnuts), while our guide introduces us to Nepal’s history, traditions, and the journey ahead.
Day 2: Boudhanath & Pashupatinath – Spiritual Heart of Nepal

Today, we immerse ourselves in Nepal’s deep spiritual traditions with visits to two of its most sacred sites. We begin at Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world. As we walk clockwise around the stupa, spinning prayer wheels and observing monks in deep meditation, we gain insight into Tibetan Buddhist traditions. We have the chance to visit a monastery where young monks chant morning prayers, a mesmerizing experience that transports us into the rhythm of monastic life. Next, we visit Pashupatinath Temple, Nepal’s most sacred Hindu temple, situated on the banks of the Bagmati River. Here, we witness ancient rituals, cremation ceremonies, and the presence of sadhus (Hindu holy men) covered in ash. As we walk through the temple complex, we discuss Hindu beliefs on life, death, and reincarnation, gaining a deeper understanding of Nepal’s spiritual fabric. In the evening, we return to Kathmandu Durbar Square, where we enjoy a rooftop dinner overlooking centuries-old temples bathed in golden light.
Day 3: Patan & Bhaktapur – Nepal’s Timeless Cities

Leaving behind the modern bustle of Kathmandu, we venture into two ancient cities that feel frozen in time. Our first stop is Patan (Lalitpur), the City of Fine Arts, renowned for its exquisite Newari architecture, hidden courtyards, and traditional metalwork. We explore Patan Durbar Square, visiting the Golden Temple and Krishna Mandir, while engaging with artisans at a local metalworking studio, where we learn about the centuries-old craft of creating Buddhist statues and temple ornaments. In the afternoon, we head to Bhaktapur, a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its well-preserved medieval charm. We stroll through Taumadhi Square, visit Nyatapola Temple (the tallest pagoda in Nepal), and witness potters shaping clay by hand in Pottery Square. We end the day by sampling juju dhau (Bhaktapur’s famous "king curd" yogurt) before returning to Kathmandu for the evening.
Day 4: Journey to Pokhara – Lakes, Mountains & Adventure

Today, we leave the Kathmandu Valley behind and travel to Pokhara, Nepal’s adventure capital, nestled beside Phewa Lake and the Annapurna mountain range. The drive offers breathtaking views of rice terraces, rushing rivers, and distant snow-capped peaks. Along the way, we stop at Bandipur, a beautifully preserved hilltop town, where we take a short hike through lush hills and traditional villages, soaking in the peaceful countryside. Arriving in Pokhara by late afternoon, we take a leisurely boat ride on Phewa Lake, watching as the reflection of Mount Machapuchare (Fishtail Mountain) glows in the setting sun. In the evening, we explore Lakeside Pokhara, filled with charming cafes, artisan shops, and live music venues, before enjoying a traditional Gurkha meal.
Day 5: Sarangkot Sunrise & Tibetan Refugee Community Visit

We rise before dawn and drive up to Sarangkot, a breathtaking viewpoint where we witness the sunrise illuminating the snow-capped peaks of the Annapurna range. The golden glow on Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Machapuchare is a sight we will never forget. After breakfast, we visit a Tibetan refugee settlement, where we gain insight into the Tibetan exile community in Nepal. We engage with monks in a monastery, visit a carpet-weaving workshop, and share tea with residents as they recount stories of their migration and cultural preservation. In the afternoon, we visit Devi’s Falls and Gupteshwor Cave, two stunning natural wonders that highlight Pokhara’s geological beauty.
Day 6: White Water Rafting on the Trishuli River

Today, we embark on an adrenaline-pumping white-water rafting experience on the Trishuli River, navigating thrilling rapids, deep gorges, and jungle-lined banks. Under the guidance of experienced river guides, we paddle through both calm stretches and exhilarating white-water sections, enjoying the stunning Himalayan foothill scenery. After our rafting adventure, we unwind at a riverside camp, enjoying a meal cooked over an open fire, surrounded by the sounds of nature.
Day 7: Chitwan National Park – Safari in the Jungles of Nepal

We journey south to Chitwan National Park, Nepal’s premier wildlife reserve, where dense jungles, grasslands, and rivers provide sanctuary to rhinos, tigers, elephants, and crocodiles. Upon arrival, we set out on a jeep safari, keeping our eyes peeled for one-horned rhinoceroses, sloth bears, deer, and if we’re lucky, the elusive Bengal tiger. In the evening, we experience a Tharu cultural performance, where local dancers showcase their traditional stick dance, accompanied by rhythmic drumming and storytelling.
Days 8-13: Lumbini, Annapurna Trekking, and More

These days take us on an in-depth journey through Nepal, including: Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha, where we explore the sacred Maya Devi Temple and monastic zones. A short trek in the Annapurna foothills, where we hike through terraced farms, rhododendron forests, and remote villages, staying in traditional teahouses and engaging with locals. A farewell ceremony in Kathmandu, reflecting on our transformative experience.
Day 14: Departure – A Last Glimpse of the Himalayas

As our journey comes to an end, we take in one last view of the Himalayan peaks, carrying with us the wisdom, warmth, and unforgettable experiences that Nepal has shared. Dhanyabad, Nepal! Until next time!
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu – Gateway to the Himalayas

As we descend into Kathmandu Valley, the sight of prayer flags fluttering in the wind and golden temple spires signals the beginning of an extraordinary journey. Upon arrival, we are greeted by our local guides with a traditional garland ceremony, a warm Nepali welcome. After settling in, we embark on a walking tour of Thamel, the lively heart of Kathmandu, where narrow alleys are lined with market stalls selling handcrafted jewelry, prayer wheels, and aromatic spices. We visit Durbar Square, a UNESCO-listed site filled with ancient palaces, intricately carved temples, and vibrant street life. In the evening, we gather for a welcome dinner featuring traditional Nepali cuisine, such as dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), momos (dumplings), and sel roti (sweet rice doughnuts), while our guide introduces us to Nepal’s history, traditions, and the journey ahead.
Day 2: Boudhanath & Pashupatinath – Spiritual Heart of Nepal

Today, we immerse ourselves in Nepal’s deep spiritual traditions with visits to two of its most sacred sites. We begin at Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world. As we walk clockwise around the stupa, spinning prayer wheels and observing monks in deep meditation, we gain insight into Tibetan Buddhist traditions. We have the chance to visit a monastery where young monks chant morning prayers, a mesmerizing experience that transports us into the rhythm of monastic life. Next, we visit Pashupatinath Temple, Nepal’s most sacred Hindu temple, situated on the banks of the Bagmati River. Here, we witness ancient rituals, cremation ceremonies, and the presence of sadhus (Hindu holy men) covered in ash. As we walk through the temple complex, we discuss Hindu beliefs on life, death, and reincarnation, gaining a deeper understanding of Nepal’s spiritual fabric. In the evening, we return to Kathmandu Durbar Square, where we enjoy a rooftop dinner overlooking centuries-old temples bathed in golden light.
Day 3: Patan & Bhaktapur – Nepal’s Timeless Cities

Leaving behind the modern bustle of Kathmandu, we venture into two ancient cities that feel frozen in time. Our first stop is Patan (Lalitpur), the City of Fine Arts, renowned for its exquisite Newari architecture, hidden courtyards, and traditional metalwork. We explore Patan Durbar Square, visiting the Golden Temple and Krishna Mandir, while engaging with artisans at a local metalworking studio, where we learn about the centuries-old craft of creating Buddhist statues and temple ornaments. In the afternoon, we head to Bhaktapur, a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its well-preserved medieval charm. We stroll through Taumadhi Square, visit Nyatapola Temple (the tallest pagoda in Nepal), and witness potters shaping clay by hand in Pottery Square. We end the day by sampling juju dhau (Bhaktapur’s famous "king curd" yogurt) before returning to Kathmandu for the evening.
Day 4: Journey to Pokhara – Lakes, Mountains & Adventure

Today, we leave the Kathmandu Valley behind and travel to Pokhara, Nepal’s adventure capital, nestled beside Phewa Lake and the Annapurna mountain range. The drive offers breathtaking views of rice terraces, rushing rivers, and distant snow-capped peaks. Along the way, we stop at Bandipur, a beautifully preserved hilltop town, where we take a short hike through lush hills and traditional villages, soaking in the peaceful countryside. Arriving in Pokhara by late afternoon, we take a leisurely boat ride on Phewa Lake, watching as the reflection of Mount Machapuchare (Fishtail Mountain) glows in the setting sun. In the evening, we explore Lakeside Pokhara, filled with charming cafes, artisan shops, and live music venues, before enjoying a traditional Gurkha meal.
Day 5: Sarangkot Sunrise & Tibetan Refugee Community Visit

We rise before dawn and drive up to Sarangkot, a breathtaking viewpoint where we witness the sunrise illuminating the snow-capped peaks of the Annapurna range. The golden glow on Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Machapuchare is a sight we will never forget. After breakfast, we visit a Tibetan refugee settlement, where we gain insight into the Tibetan exile community in Nepal. We engage with monks in a monastery, visit a carpet-weaving workshop, and share tea with residents as they recount stories of their migration and cultural preservation. In the afternoon, we visit Devi’s Falls and Gupteshwor Cave, two stunning natural wonders that highlight Pokhara’s geological beauty.
Day 6: White Water Rafting on the Trishuli River

Today, we embark on an adrenaline-pumping white-water rafting experience on the Trishuli River, navigating thrilling rapids, deep gorges, and jungle-lined banks. Under the guidance of experienced river guides, we paddle through both calm stretches and exhilarating white-water sections, enjoying the stunning Himalayan foothill scenery. After our rafting adventure, we unwind at a riverside camp, enjoying a meal cooked over an open fire, surrounded by the sounds of nature.
Day 7: Chitwan National Park – Safari in the Jungles of Nepal

We journey south to Chitwan National Park, Nepal’s premier wildlife reserve, where dense jungles, grasslands, and rivers provide sanctuary to rhinos, tigers, elephants, and crocodiles. Upon arrival, we set out on a jeep safari, keeping our eyes peeled for one-horned rhinoceroses, sloth bears, deer, and if we’re lucky, the elusive Bengal tiger. In the evening, we experience a Tharu cultural performance, where local dancers showcase their traditional stick dance, accompanied by rhythmic drumming and storytelling.
Days 8-13: Lumbini, Annapurna Trekking, and More

These days take us on an in-depth journey through Nepal, including: Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha, where we explore the sacred Maya Devi Temple and monastic zones. A short trek in the Annapurna foothills, where we hike through terraced farms, rhododendron forests, and remote villages, staying in traditional teahouses and engaging with locals. A farewell ceremony in Kathmandu, reflecting on our transformative experience.
Day 14: Departure – A Last Glimpse of the Himalayas

As our journey comes to an end, we take in one last view of the Himalayan peaks, carrying with us the wisdom, warmth, and unforgettable experiences that Nepal has shared. Dhanyabad, Nepal! Until next time!

School Trips / Asia / Nepal

School Trips To Nepal

Trip Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu – Gateway to the Himalayas

Day 2: Boudhanath & Pashupatinath – Spiritual Heart of Nepal

Day 3: Patan & Bhaktapur – Nepal’s Timeless Cities

Day 4: Journey to Pokhara – Lakes, Mountains & Adventure

Day 5: Sarangkot Sunrise & Tibetan Refugee Community Visit

Day 6: White Water Rafting on the Trishuli River

Day 7: Chitwan National Park – Safari in the Jungles of Nepal

Days 8-13: Lumbini, Annapurna Trekking, and More

Day 14: Departure – A Last Glimpse of the Himalayas

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu – Gateway to the Himalayas

Day 2: Boudhanath & Pashupatinath – Spiritual Heart of Nepal

Day 3: Patan & Bhaktapur – Nepal’s Timeless Cities

Day 4: Journey to Pokhara – Lakes, Mountains & Adventure

Day 5: Sarangkot Sunrise & Tibetan Refugee Community Visit

Day 6: White Water Rafting on the Trishuli River

Day 7: Chitwan National Park – Safari in the Jungles of Nepal

Days 8-13: Lumbini, Annapurna Trekking, and More

Day 14: Departure – A Last Glimpse of the Himalayas

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu – Gateway to the Himalayas

Day 2: Boudhanath & Pashupatinath – Spiritual Heart of Nepal

Day 3: Patan & Bhaktapur – Nepal’s Timeless Cities

Day 4: Journey to Pokhara – Lakes, Mountains & Adventure

Day 5: Sarangkot Sunrise & Tibetan Refugee Community Visit

Day 6: White Water Rafting on the Trishuli River

Day 7: Chitwan National Park – Safari in the Jungles of Nepal

Days 8-13: Lumbini, Annapurna Trekking, and More

Day 14: Departure – A Last Glimpse of the Himalayas

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