Accessible tours in Nepal

Bardia National Park

Wildlife safari

Bardia is still the least explored destination in far west Nepal and is one of the accessible National Parks of Nepal.

A trip to Bardia will certainly stay in your memory as one of the most enduring experiences in Nepal. These jungles in the south-western parts of Nepal are an hour’s flight away from Kathmandu and hold an incredible variety of mammals, reptiles and birds.

Bardia National Park is also one of the most undisturbed protected areas in the Terai and home to endangered species like the Royal Bengal Tiger and Nepal’s famous One-Horned Rhinoceros.

Best of Nepal

Kathmandu, Chitwan and Pokhara are the three best tourist destinations of Nepal which are accessible and also the places that are most visited during a trip to Nepal.

An understanding of its social, ethnic, and religious makeup is vital and equally inspiring.

On the Nature & Culture tour, you will be provided with a taste of everything, from visiting ancient temples to religious ceremonies, from sightseeing in the Kathmandu valley to jungle safaris, and all the frenetic dynamism of Nepal’s capital city, Kathmandu.

Nepal Spiritual Tour

Nepal is a place to open the doors of spiritual happiness. The entire Himalayan region is well known for its spirituality. It is believed that lots of sages and saints meditated in the Himalayas.

This accessible tour offers you a perfect all-round package of spiritual, cultural and natural experiences. You will visit medieval sites, lots of monasteries and stupas and will immerse in Nepal’s astonishing nature, along with beautiful views of the Himalayas.

This trip is especially designed for you to immerse into the rich culture and beautiful nature providing you with profound knowledge and a genuine understanding of Nepal’s diversity.

Explore The Wonders of Nepal

Imagine a vacation wherever your first morning begins with the view of golden ranges of Everest.

This lovely sunrise from Nagarkot wherever you see the 400 km long
Himalaya ranges chronologically organized with Everest varies, the very best peak within the world. So your range of Happy Holidays has begun.

The culturally adorned Bhaktapur town with dramatic carving gets simply carved in your mind.

The sweet reminiscences of lovely arts and design follow you to the gorgeous lake town Pokhara, where you change to the front of the mountain range that stretches for some 30-35 km.

Accessible Experiential Nepal Tour

With the seamless blend of Hinduism and Buddhism, a trip to Nepal is a trip back in time.

Patan, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, and Kathmandu Durbar Square provide a glimpse into the medieval period.

Temples and monasteries, aesthetically and architecturally captivating, symbolize the importance of art and religion in this historically rich nation.

Pokhara is also a popular spot for adventure sports. You can cross the city from above by paragliding or by zipline traveling 160km/hour.
For those seeking the ultimate adventure, skydiving has recently been added to the list.

Accessible Trekking in Nepal

To address the needs of accessible trekking, there is great news for all of us working on making Nepal inclusive travel destination as we proudly present the world the very first accessible trekking trail.

Though short, only 1.3 kilometers trail runs from Deurali to Naudanda.

It is situated at an elevation of 1600 meters and it offers a fantastic view of Mt. Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) and across Mount Annapurna and Mount Manaslu.

The existing trail is well equipped with handrails, an accessible bathroom, signpost with steepness information ensuring comfortable, enjoyable and safe trekking experience.

Enjoy a panoramic view of Annapurna, Machhapuchhre and other mountains from this trail.