Nepal Student Tour 12 Days
Are you looking for a lifetime adventure with your friends? Then you are at the right place. This 12 days Nepal student tour takes you to the city of temples-Kathmandu, explores the town of lakes-Pokhara, and includes a moderate trek to Poon Hill. You will also go on whitewater rafting and go on a jungle safari.
Nepal student tour is a precisely crafted 12-day program in Nepal that teaches in-depth about Nepali culture, wildlife, and mountains. It is a perfect adventure trip for students of all ages.
The Nepal Student trip combines historical tours in Kathmandu, rafting in the Trishuli River, catching gorgeous sunsets in Pokhara, trekking to Poon Hill, and a jungle safari in Chitwan.
In short, the participants will have both cultural and adventurous experiences during the Nepal student tour. In 12 days, they will explore Nepal's three most famous cities: Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan.
You will do whitewater rafting and hike to the famous Poon hill via the beautiful Ghorepani village (2,874 m).
The Nepal student tour has something for everyone, whether you want to dwell in history and art or like to go bold. Likewise, the warm hospitality of the locals in every corner of the tour will win your heart.
You will explore palaces, courtyards, temples, monasteries, lush forests, picturesque villages, hills, and lakes.
You can customize the Nepal student tour itinerary with Outfitter Himalaya, and we have great offers for big groups. In Nepal, you will be assisted by a professional team of travelers who will assure your safety and comfort during the trip.
We will make all the reservations, and you have a great time with your friends and fellow students.
Nepal Student Tour Highlights
- Student-centric travel programs that incorporate lots of adventurous activities in cities, national parks, and rural villages
- Historical tours in Kathmandu explore palaces, courtyards, temples & monasteries.
- Do whitewater rafting under the guidance of professional rafters.
- Trek to Poon Hill via lush rhododendron forests and picturesque villages
- Witness the breathtaking panorama of the western Himalayan mountains and observe the daily lifestyle of mountain people.
- Go on canoeing, jeep safari, Tharu village visit, etc, in Chitwan National Park.
- Learn about Nepali culture, art, architecture, and history.
Major attractions of Nepal Student Tour
Visit historical monuments in Kathmandu.
You will visit the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu, such as Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhnath Stupa, Swayambhunath, and Kathmandu Durbar Square.
Explore local markets like Ason and stroll on the vibrant streets of Thamel. The tour will be guided by an English-speaking guide or someone who can communicate in your language.
Do rafting in one of the best whitewater
Trishuli is one the most famous rivers in the world among adrenaline lovers for whitewater rafting. The rafting will be moderate level and guided by professional rafters.
You'll learn a lot about basic rafting skills. Flowing along the swift rush of the Trishuli River, you will work in a team to pass the current and leave the moment.
Enjoy the tranquility of Phewa Lake in Pokhara.
Pokhara is the second-biggest city in Nepal. It is known as the city of lakes because of all the stunning lakes spread across the city. You stay near Phewa Lake, a very touristy area.
You will get plenty of time to soak in the calmness of this lake, along with a beautiful view of Phewa Lake and a lovely sunset.
The Lakeside market is like a mini Thamel, full of energetic people, souvenir shops, cafes, hotels, and restaurants.
Witness stunning mountain panorama and lifestyle of the mountain community during the trek.
The Poon Hill trek is a fantastic journey. You will spend four days trekking within the Annapurna Conservation Area.
The trail goes through small mountain villages and lush forests. The trek lets you unwind and soothe your soul with the rejuvenating air of the western Himalayas.
Mountains like Annapurna I (8,091 m), Annapurna South (7,219 m), Annapurna IV (7,525 m), Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), Hiunchuli (6,441 m), Nilgiri (7,061 m), Tukuche (6,920 m), Fishtail (6,993 m), Lamjung Himal (6,983 m), etc, are seen during the trek.
Likewise, the landscapes keep changing along the way. And the locals are very welcoming and kind.
Explore the deep jungle and meet with the Tharu community in Chitwan.
You will encounter many wildlife, birds, and plants in Chitwan National Park. The national park is divided into sections that include jeep safaris, elephant breeding centers, and reptile sections.
You will go canoeing on the Rapti River. During canoeing, you will see aquatic animals and birds, including rhinos, elephants, sloth bears, wild boars, etc.
You will also visit a village inhabited by the Tharu community. As one of the indigenous groups in Nepal, Tharus's culture and tradition are worth observing. You can participate in the cultural stick dance and try their traditional attire.
This tour has diverse lifestyles, cultural abundance, and rich biodiversity.
Nepal student tout will teach you much about this country and its people. Even though it is an adventurous trip, you will learn something at every point of the tour.
Nepal has many ethnic groups with distinct values, norms, and practices. The tour lets you see and participate in some of them.
The historical sites will tell you the brave history of the Nepalese, and the museums will showcase antiques. You know about Nepali art, architecture, and folklore.
The natural part is as enchanting as the cultural part. The trekking route has numerous flowering plants, animals, birds, etc.
Nepal student tour itinerary
The Nepal student tour begins from Kathmandu. Here, you will go on a guided sightseeing tour of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and explore the local market.
On the third day, you go whitewater rafting in the Trishuli River early in the morning and later drive to Pokhara.
The following day, you will drive to the starting point of the trek, Nayapul (1,070 m), and begin trekking towards Ghorepani village (2,874 m). The first stop is Tikhedhunga (1,480 m) via Birethanti (1,025 m).
From here, we ascend through lush forests and small villages to Ghorepani village, en route passing by Ulleri (2,070 m). Then you will hike to the Poon Hill (3,210 m) viewpoint and descend to Tadapani (2,630 m). Further, trekking the trail drops to Nayapul, and we drive back to Pokhara.
Now, we drive to Chitwan for wild adventures in the deep jungle. On the day you reach Chitwan, there will be a short visit to Tharu village. Tharus are one of the indigenous groups in Nepal.
They will welcome you with their stick dance. The next day, you'll do various activities, such as canoeing, deep jungle walking, jeep safari, and elephant rides.
We will drive back to Kathmandu and end the trip with window shopping in Thamel. On the day 12th, our airport team will help you with check-out and drop you at the Tribhuvan International Airport for your flight back home.
Poon Hill trek difficulty
By the nature of the trail and elevation rise, the Poon Hill trek is considered one of the easygoing treks in the Himalayas. This trek is perfect for beginner trekkers and doable for all age groups.
You will have to be healthy and can walk 5 hours a day to participate in Poon Hill trekking. Don't worry. We take ample breaks during trekking, so you'll walk less than 5 hours straight.
The Poon hill terrain is mountainous and has lots of long ascents and descents. The trekkers have to be mentally stronger than physically to do this trek.
Some parts of the trail are steep and trodden. The most demanding part of the trek is when you climb almost 3000 staircases on the way from Tikhedhunga to Ghorepani.
Altitude sickness
Nayapul, the starting point of the trek, is at 1,070 meters. From here, the trail ascends to Poon Hill, the highest point of the trek at 3,210 meters. The elevation gain is minimal, and the trail has a gentle pace, letting the trekkers acclimate.
The risks of altitude sickness during Poon Hill trekking are pretty low, and even if you get any symptoms, our experienced guide will help you subside them.
Below are some symptoms of altitude sickness:
- Headache
- Vomiting
- Difficulty in breathing
- Insomnia
- Loss of appetite
