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Kathmandu Pokhara including Poon Hill Trek

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Trip Difficulty Moderate
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Max. Altitude 3,210m./10,531ft.
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Meal BB & BLD
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Accommodation 4 star hotel , Lodges & Guesthouse
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Trip Duration 11 Days
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Group Size 2-12 People
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Trip Highlights

  • Thamel, Kathmandu – Witness beautiful streets, village markets, and crafts; study urban culture, tourism trends, and Nepali social interaction.
  • Boudhanath Stupa – Experience Buddhist ceremonies, prayer wheels, and Tibetan culture; study meditation, symbolism, and religious traditions.
  • Pashupatinath Temple – Witness Hindu ceremonies and cremation sites along Bagmati River; study temple structures, religious ceremonies, and spiritual heritage.
  • Patan Durbar Square – Explore old palaces, temples, and craftsman workshops; study Newari art, architecture, and cultural heritage.
  • Bhaktapur Durbar Square – Walk along cobblestone alleys and pottery workshops; observe medieval town life and ancient craft.
  • Lakeside Pokhara – Lounge on peaceful Phewa Lake, boat, and gaze at Annapurna; study aquatic ecosystems, local livelihoods, and tourism impacts.
  • Ghorepani – Hike through rhododendron forests, stone steps, and suspension bridges; observe mountain ecology, seasonal flora and fauna, and village life.
  • Poon Hill Sunrise – See panoramic Himalayan views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Machhapuchhre; learn about mountain geography, ecology, and high-altitude environments.
  • Ghandruk Village – Observe Gurung village life, schools, temples, and local crafts; learn about indigenous culture, traditions, and community practices.
  • Davis Falls – Observe waterfall and subsurface tunnel; analyze geology, erosion, and local myth.
  • Gupteshwor Cave – Tour limestone formations and Shiva Lingam; analyze sacred geography, cave ecosystems, and religious myth.
  • International Mountain Museum – Analyze Himalayan ecology, mountaineering history, and cultural artifacts; analyze climate, geology, and mountain cultures.
  • Shiva Statue, Pokhara – Observe giant statue and surrounding city; analyze Hindu symbolism, building construction, and city interaction with sacred sites.
  • Adventure Activities, Pokhara – Learn paragliding, zipline, or ultralight flying; gain experience in tourism operations, safety, and sustainable recreation practices.

Introduction of Kathmandu Pokhara including Poon Hill Trek

Kathmandu Pokhara including Poon Hill Trek is an ideal Nepal student educational tour for students and youths who would want to marry learning, culture, nature, and adventure in one tour package. The Nepal student tour has the objective of exposing students to Nepalese culture, mountain ecology, traditional lifestyles, and eco-tourism. For over 11 days, students are immersed in the chaotic city life of Kathmandu, the serene lakeside village of Pokhara, and the breathtaking Himalayan scenery of the Annapurna valley and the renowned Poon Hill sunrise.

The trip begins with arrival in Kathmandu, as students walk along the crowded streets of Thamel and observe Nepalese urban life, trade, and society. This initial encounter allows students to experience city life, business, and social interaction as they adapt to Nepal’s height. The Kathmandu city tour introduces students to Nepal’s rich history, from Boudhanath Stupa to Pashupatinath Temple, Patan Durbar Square, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. Students get to witness religious tradition, architectural grandeur, artisans’ studios, and pottery bazars, hence it is extremely interactive cultural learning. This combination of sightseeing and culture viewing is perfect for Nepal school tours and offers amply opportunity for sketching, photography, and documentation.

The tour now moves to Nepal’s natural and hilly areas. A drive in countryside to Pokhara brings rural village life, fields, forests, and rivers into view. From here the trekking portion begins with Nayapool to Ulleri and next to Ghorepani, Tadapani, and Ghandruk. Along the journey, the students traverse diverse ecosystems, seasonal blooms like rhododendrons, birds of high altitudes, village schools, and temples. Treking on stone paths, suspension bridges, and unpaved roads offers physical challenges as well as the ability to build teamwork, hardiness, and outdoor schooling. The trekking can be best supplemented in the Poon Hill sunrise trek, which yields stunning panoramic views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Machhapuchhre ranges of mountains, an experience both daunting and educational in observing mountain ecology, geology, and Himalayan geography.

In return trekking, the students return to Pokhara where they are able to enjoy adventure activities like paragliding, zipline tours, ultralight flights, or boating on Phewa Lake. These activities provide experiential lessons on tourism operations, safety measures, and environmentally friendly recreation competencies. A guided tour to Davis Falls, Gupteshwor Cave, the International Mountain Museum, and the Shiva Statue viewpoint will facilitate broader learning on Nepal’s hydrology, religious site tourist attractions, mountaineering history, and Himalayan ecology. Nepali natural sites, cultural diversity, and environmental conservation practices are learned first-hand by students.

The tour concludes with a picturesque drive back to Kathmandu through rural villages, rivers, and field terraces, with additional viewing, photography, and observation of rural Nepali lifestyle. The student group gains experiential learning, cultural immersion, interaction with nature and adventure on the Nepal tour, which results in the experience being rewarding for schools, colleges, and youth groups. By incorporating city travel, trekking, cultural sightseeing, and hands-on learning experience, this learning tour evokes questioning, ruggedness, and intercultural competence while providing a Himalayan lifetime experience.

Graceful Adventure Travel provides 11-day Kathmandu–Pokhara–Poon Hill Trek which is an ideal school tour in Nepal as it incorporates classroom instruction and experiential instruction so harmoniously. Students return not only with memories of stunning scenery and thrilling adventure but also with an increased respect for Nepalese culture, ecology, geography, and sustainable living. The trek is a perfect platform for students to develop a global perspective, discover mountain communities, and experience Nepal’s rich heritage in a safe and planned education environment.

Tour/Trek Temperature

SeasonKathmandu (1,350m)Pokhara (822m)Ghorepani (2,874m)Poon Hill (3,210m)
Spring (Mar–May)Day: 22–28°C

Night: 10–14°C

Day: 25–32°C

Night: 15–20°C

Day: 14–20°C

Night: 6–10°C

Day: 10–16°C

Night: 2–6°C

Summer (Jun–Aug)Day: 26–32°C

Night: 18–22°C

Day: 26–33°C

Night: 20–24°C

Day: 16–22°C

Night: 10–14°C

Day: 12–18°C

Night: 6–10°C

Autumn (Sep–Nov)Day: 20–28°C

Night: 10–14°C

Day: 23–30°C

Night: 14–18°C

Day: 12–18°C

Night: 4–8°C

Day: 8–14°C

Night: 0–4°C

Winter (Dec–Feb)Day: 12–20°C

Night: 2–6°C

Day: 15–23°C

Night: 7–12°C

Day: 6–12°C

Night: -2–2°C

Day: 2–8°C

Night: -6–0°C

Tour/Trek Facts

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Tour Name

Kathmandu–Pokhara with Poon Hill Trek & Educational Tour

Maximum Elevation

3,210 m (Poon Hill)
Duration

11 Days (Kathmandu to Kathmandu)

Tour Distance

Approx. 700–750 km (driving) + 35–40 km (trekking)

Difficulty Level

Easy to Moderate (city sightseeing + short multi-day trek)

Best Time to Visit

March–May (Spring), September–November (Autumn)

Accommodation

4-star hotels in cities, local guesthouses/lodges during trek

Group Size

2–12 people (ideal for students, groups & families)

Major Highlights

Kathmandu UNESCO sites, Pokhara Lakeside, boating on Phewa Lake, Poon Hill sunrise, Gurung village (Ghandruk), mountain trekking, cultural immersion, adventure sports (paragliding/zipline/ultralight)

Outline Itinerary

DayParticular (from–to)Time (Hour)Elevation (M)Meal
1Arrival in Kathmandu, hotel transfer & Thamel walk0.5–11,400WD
2Kathmandu City Tour – Boudhanath, Pashupatinath, Patan & Bhaktapur8–91,400BB
3Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara6–7822BB
4Drive from Pokhara to Nayapool then trek to Ulleri5–6 (trek) + 1.5 (drive)2,050BLD
5Trek from Ulleri to Ghorepani5–62,875BLD
6Hike to Poon Hill (sunrise), trek to Ghorepani then Tadapani6–72,630BLD
7Trek from Tadapani to Ghandruk4–51,940BLD
8Drive from Ghandruk to Pokhara, adventure/free time1.5–2 (drive)822BB
9Pokhara City Tour & optional adventure4–5822BB
10Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu6–71,400BB
11Final Departure4-61,400

Kathmandu Pokhara including Poon Hill Trek Detail Itinerary

1

Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, where our representatives will welcome you and drive you to a 4-star hotel at Thamel (30–45 minutes depending on traffic). Check into your rooms and freshen up. Then, take an informal walk along the bustling streets of Thamel.

Explore local shops, handicrafts, restaurants, and coffee shops while being immersed in the urban lifestyle of Kathmandu. The narrow streets provide a taste of Nepalese business, culture, and life. Photographing and acclimatization are best on day one to the pace and altitude of the city.

Activity: Arrive in Kathmandu
Meal: Welcome Meal
Accommodation: 4 star hotel

2

Start the day with a visit to Boudhanath Stupa (1–2 hours), one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world. Observe Tibetan monks chanting prayers, local folk spinning prayer wheels, and pilgrims walking around the stupa. Move to Pashupatinath Temple (1–1.5 hours) on the Bagmati River banks to see Hindu priests conducting rituals, cremations, and devotees offering prayers.

Afternoon: Explore Patan Durbar Square and Bhaktapur Durbar Square (3–4 hours). See Newari architecture, medieval palaces, wood temples with intricate detail carving, artisans’ workshops, and active pottery markets. Transport between sites and walking tour include narrow, at times crowded, streets. This 8–9-hour day includes cultural learning, photography, and exposure to Nepalese life and urban culture.

Activity: Explore Kathmandu City Heritage Sites
Meal: BB
Accommodation: 4 star hotel

3

After breakfast, enjoy a scenic 6–7 hour drive to Pokhara (approximately 200 km). The roads are mostly tarmac with some hillside turns and areas of construction. Be treated to a mix of landscapes, passing through terraced fields, rivers, jungles, and countryside villages. Take breaks for photo opportunities, refreshments, and to mix with locals to observe traditional Nepali village life.

Arrive in Pokhara in the evening and overnight at a lakeside hotel. Enjoy some free time strolling along Phewa Lake, soaking up reflections of the Annapurna range on the calm waters, or visiting lakeside cafés nearby. The day combines scenic driving with easy sightseeing, introducing a glimpse of Pokhara’s tranquil environment.

Activity: Drive to Pokhara
Meal: BB
Accommodation: 4 star hotel

4

After breakfast, drive 1–1.5 hours to Nayapool on serpentine hill roads. From Nayapool, embark upon the trek to Ulleri (8–10 km, 5–6 hours). The trek gradually climbs up over fields of terracing, rhododendron forest, and small villages. Cross suspension bridges over shining rivers and hike on stone steps and dirt paths with glimpses of rural life, traditional farming, and local biodiversity.

The hike has moderate physical effort, ideal for acclimatization and learning in the wilderness. Overnight stays in a local guesthouse at Ulleri with plain wholesome Nepalese cuisine and the opportunity to interact with local villagers and experience life in the mountain community.

Activity: Drive to Nayapool & Trek to Ulleri
Meal: BLD
Accommodation: Guesthouse/Lodges

5

Trek 9–10 km to Ghorepani (5–6 hours) on forest trails, stone stairways, and teraced fields. Go past local schools, small temples, seasonal plants such as rhododendrons, and mountain bird species during the journey. The moderately sloping path rewards trekkers with scenes of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges.

Reach Ghorepani and overnight stay in a cozy guesthouse. Relax in the evening, socialize with villagers, and get ready for the early hike next morning to Poon Hill. The day is a combination of moderate walking and culture and nature spotting.

Activity: Trek to Ghorepani
Meal: BLD
Accommodation: Guesthouse/Lodges

6

Start early with a 1.5-hour trek to Poon Hill (3,210 m) and see the sunrise on Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail). Take the panorama photos and become one with a serene mountain landscape. Return to Ghorepani for breakfast, and trek 8 km to Tadapani (5–6 hours) through oak and rhododendron forests, small streams, and indigenous villages.

There are easy ascents and descents with pleasant stone and earth paths that are well marked. Overnight at Tadapani guesthouse, eating local food, experiencing local culture, and appreciating mountain ecology.

Activity: Trek for Poon Hill Sunrise then Tadapani
Meal: BLD
Accommodation: Guesthouse/Lodges

7

Hike 8 km to Ghandruk (4–5 hours), dropping down largely in forest, rivers, and cultivated fields. Stroll through the classic Gurung village, seeing stone houses, communal buildings, and farming activities. Students and visitors may go to schools, temples, and interact culturally to learn about Gurung festivities and traditions.

Overnight at a local guesthouse in Ghandruk with stunning mountain views surrounding. The day combines physical and cultural experience, learning about mountain village life and sustainable livelihood opportunities.

Activity: Trek to Ghandruk
Meal: BLD
Accommodation: Guesthouse/Lodges

8

Drive 1.5–2 hours back on winding mountain roads to Pokhara. Spend the day going for adventure sports such as paragliding, zipline ride, ultralight flight, or bungee jumping. Alternatively, spend the day boating in Phewa Lake, shopping at lakeside markets, and familiarizing yourself with the people.

It is a day of a combination of adventure, recreation, and cultural observation. Overnight in a 4-star lakeside hotel, experiencing the trekking activity and mountain scenery.

Activity: Drive back to Pokhara & free time
Meal: BB
Accommodation: 4 star hotel

9

Start the day with a Pokhara city tour: Davis Falls (1 hour), where water tumbles down into an underground tunnel; Gupteshwor Cave (1 hour), a religious cave that contains a Shiva Lingam; the International Mountain Museum (1–2 hours), to be able to understand Himalayan geology, mountaineering, and ecology; and the viewpoint of the Shiva Statue (30–45 minutes) for stunning views of Pokhara and Phewa Lake.

Afternoon includes optional adventure activities, or else free time to relax at the lake. Overnight at lakeside hotel. This is a combination of sightseeing, cultural orientation, and adventure, ideal for student or education tours of Nepal.

Activity: Explore Pokhara & do adventure activities
Meal: BB
Accommodation: 4 star hotel

 

10

Drive 6–7 hours to Kathmandu on highways and mountain roads. The journey goes through rivers, rice fields, and countryside villages, and there are photo stops and visits to the locals along the way. This final overland journey is a wonderful opportunity to view rural Nepali life and Western Nepal landscape.

Evening arrival in Kathmandu, with time for shopping, last-minute sightseeing, or reflection on the trek and city tour experiences. Overnight accommodation in a 4-star hotel.

Activity: Drive back to Kathmandu
Meal: BB
Accommodation: 4 star hotel

11

Breakfast, then transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward flight. Depart with unforgettable memories of trekking, cultural exploration, adventure sports, and lakeside leisure, having experienced the natural scenery, heritage, and rural lifestyle of Kathmandu, Pokhara, and the Annapurna.

Activity: Fly back sweet home!

If our standard itinerary doesn't fully meet your needs, we are happy to tailor it to your specific preferences and requirements.

Includes and Excludes

What’s Included?

  • Airport pick up and drop with an escort
  • Local transportation with private service
  • Kathmandu – Pokhara by bus, car or by flight as per your request
  • Full Board Plan (breakfast, lunch, dinner, accommodation, ) during trek,
  • Hotel in Kathmandu and Pokhara with BB plan
  • City tour guide in Kathmandu
  • English speaking with license Holder Trekking guide
  • Annapurna Conservation Area (ACAP) permit
  • TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management Systems)
  • All government tax
  • First aid kid

What is not Included?

  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara
  • Your travel insurance
  • International flight and departure tax
  • Any expense of personal nature
  • Nepal entry visa fee US 30 (Duration 60 days from date of issue)
  • Your personal nature expenses such as bar bill, laundry, beverages
  • Any evacuation cost
  • Bar Bill (Beer , whisky, cola, mineral water and tea, coffee )
  • Tipping for guide ,Porter and driver
  • Doesn’t mention service included.

Kathmandu Pokhara including Poon Hill Trek - Trip Information

Major attraction of Kathmandu pokhara tour with Ghorepani Poon hill trek

1. Kathmandu City Tour – Cultural & Heritage Exploration

The capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu, is an excellent site to start with an educational tour of Nepal due to its rich heritage and hence an excellent start to Nepal. Students go to UNESCO World Heritage destinations such as Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, Patan Durbar Square, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. These are excellent sites to give students experiential learning regarding Nepalese religion, architecture, art, and history. Buddhist and Hindu rites, carved wood temples, and medieval city planning are experienced by students, linking studies in the classroom to reality.

The city tour also allows the students to interact with host communities, entrepreneurs, and artisans and observe how the old traditions and contemporary business co-exist. Photography, drawing, and diary-keeping exercises also further broaden observation learning with Kathmandu as a living laboratory. Urban culture, trade, and daily life in Nepal are learned by students through walkabouts in Thamel and heritage lanes, making them culturally sensitive and sociologically curious.

Rolling along the concrete but sometimes traffic-congested city streets, students receive in-the-field instruction on urbanization, transportation problems, and community resilience. Kathmandu city tour is an educational, cultural, and observation experience that is a wisely-balanced learning experience for student tours of Nepal as well as being the springboard for mountain trekking adventures.

Kathmandu durbar square
Kathmandu Durbar Square

2. Ghorepani & Poon Hill Trek – Himalayan Natural Learning

Ghorepani Poon Hill trekking is the highlight of any Nepalese student tour, a physical endurance and environmental learning challenge. Trekking to Poon Hill early in the morning (1.5 hours) rewards participants with spectacular views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) ranges. Students can learn about mountain ecology, geological formations, and how altitude affects vegetation and wildlife. By getting exposed to the knowledge ecosystem of the Himalayas, students learn to translate theoretical understanding into tangible observation in the real world.

Ghorepani village offers students exposure to Nepali rural life, including farming, animal rearing, and social culture. Tea houses and hostels introduce students to sustainable tourism, wildlife conservation, and local hospitality. Rhododendron flowers, irrigated agriculture fields, and indigenous birds during the trek support ecological studies and environmental awareness.

Cultural interaction gives educational value to the trek. Gurung and Magar communities educate students on their culture, festivals, and tradition. The trek develops resistance, cooperation, and tolerance of culture emphasizing conservation of the environment. Ghorepani and Poon Hill offer a living classroom, strategically located for educational tours to Nepal.

Poonhill
Poonhill View

3. Ghandruk & Tadapani – Cultural Immersion and Mountain Education

Trek from Tadapani to Ghandruk and witness traditional Gurung villages, stone houses, and terraced farms and learn sustainable mountain life. The trek (4–5 hours) traverses forests, rivers, and farms with hands-on learning on rural livelihoods, farming, and village ecology. Students can learn about local school administrations, artisan workshops, and village councils, and hence the trek becomes a lively student tour in Nepal activity.

Interactions with villagers raise cultural awareness. There are chances for demonstrations of food preparation, local music, and storytelling, observing how traditions are upheld in modern Nepal. Chances also exist for journaling, photography, and mapping exercises, tying observation of culture to education. Studies on terrace farming, irrigation, and livestock husbandry provide knowledge of Himalayan adjustment of the environment.

Combining moderate trekking, cultural enrichment, and nature watching ensures an equalizing learning environment. Learners experience physical training, ecological observation, and sociocultural interaction simultaneously. Ghandruk and Tadapani are shining examples of how educational trekking adventures in Nepal can generate knowledge, consciousness, and respect for mountain societies

Ghandruk Village
Ghandruk Village

4. Pokhara Lakeside & Adventure Learning

Pokhara offers student educational and recreational tour experience in Nepal. Lakeside tours encompass boating in Phewa Lake, Tal Barahi Temple visit, and lakeside promenade walk. Aquatic ecosystems, man-environment relationship, and impacts of tourism on people’s livelihood can be viewed by the students. Incorporating photography and journaling activities turn it into a field-based learning experience in environmental science and principles of eco-tourism.

Adventure activities such as paragliding, zipline tours, and ultralight flights are integrated with education. Students learn about safety protocols, risk management, and operations planning, as well as learning about Nepal’s adventure tourism industry. Instructed observations of tourists, guides, and operators by instructors convey lessons in service management, tourism ethics, and sustainability.

Pokhara’s scenery and activity-based learning experience make it ideal for Nepal educational trips. The combination of lakeside recreation, mountain panorama, and adventure sports stimulates student interest, environmental appreciation, and cultural understanding and thus enriches a part of the 11-day Kathmandu–Pokhara–Poon Hill Trek.

one day Pokhara sightseeing tour package
Lakeside, Pokhara

5. Annapurna Mountain Villages – Practical & Cultural Environmental Education

Ghorepani, Tadapani, and Ghandruk are mountain-atop-the-village locations where experience-based learning is conducted. The villages illustrate sustainable agriculture, mountain ecology, and self-governance at the local level. Terrace fields, irrigation channels, and indigenous settlement are observed by the students, connecting environmental studies with people’s culture. Moving through the villages offers a chance for learning about biodiversity, conservation measures, and man-nature interface.

Cultural interaction includes school excursions, involvement in local festivals, and interaction with community leaders. Students can learn about the Gurung and Magar lifestyle, festivals, handicraft, and cuisine. Such interactions enhance intercultural communication, observational skills, and experiential knowledge of sustainable living.

The mountain towns are an open classroom for Nepal Educational tours and Himalayan study tours for students. The students are instructed to return home with wider eyes in order to observe rural living, mountain environment, and Nepalese society, and therefore the trek is an academic activity and an enrichment activity of a lifetime.

Ghorepani Village
Ghorepani Village

Accommodations and Food Facilities for Kathmandu Pokhara including Poon Hill Trek

For our Kathmandu–Pokhara–Poon Hill Trek study tour, we book comfortable and convenient hotels and quality meals for the entire trip according to the needs of students and educational group. The guests stay in well-selected 4-star hotels on Bed & Breakfast (BB) basis in Kathmandu and Pokhara. The hotels offer clean and spacious rooms with new facilities, safe zones, and easy access to major cities’ tourist spots. The BB option allows students to start every day with a wholesome breakfast, fueling them for city tours, cultural outings, or site travel. Afternoons are spent at local restaurants, cafes, and shopping, with international as well as Nepali options available, including for special diets and requirements.

If the tour has a trekking component, tea house or mountain lodge accommodation is organized that has simple but warm rooms with shared or private bathrooms depending on where they are located. The lodges provide very intimate and home-like settings, typically operated by local families, where students can observe mountain village life and the hospitality of hosts to visitors. Food on trek is on Full Board (BLD) – breakfast, lunch, and evening meal – to provide the students with proper nutrition for the strenuous trekking. Trek food is simple Nepali food such as dal bhat (lentil soup and rice), vegetable curry, momo (dumpling), and locally grown fruits and vegetables, providing the students with real experience of food in the mountains.

While we urge the students to have real Nepali cuisine on the trek as a genuine cultural experience, tea houses and lodges also provide international food items like pasta, noodles, pancakes, and soups to cater to various tastes. The provision of such food allows the students with various dietary requirements—vegetarian, vegan, or other—to enjoy meals safely. Hot beverages like tea, coffee, and locally prepared herbal infusions are readily accessible on the trek, keeping the students alert and hydrated.

In sum, comfortable city hotels and neat tea house lodges for trekking, and healthy, balanced food, mean that all the students joining the educational tour of Nepal have an enjoyable, comfortable, and satisfactory experience. The well-organized routines of food and accommodation enable them to study, trek, and engage in adventure sports while learning Nepalese culture, food habits, and mountain lifestyle.

Transportation Services

For Kathmandu Pokhara including Poon Hill Trek, we organize safe, secure, and comfortable pickups and drops from arrival to departure so that students as well as teachers have a hassle-free and convenient travel. We will pick you up on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, and organize private pickups according to the group size. Options include Toyota Hiace vans, Coaster minibuses, or large tourist buses, with sufficient luggage space and comfortable seating capacity for all who travel. For city transfers, sightseeing tours, and airport transfers, students are given modern cars with air-condition, comfortable seats, and mineral water, driven by professionals familiar with Nepal roads and traffic conditions.

While driving on the way from Pokhara to Nayapool on the start of the trek, we provide tourist buses to ride over the mountainous roads in a comfortable and safe manner. The ride is over meandering mountain roads with some rough sections, with breathtaking scenery of rice paddy fields, rivers, and rural villages. There are some photography stops during the way where the students can stretch their legs, take photos, and observe local culture. Following trekking, during the return trip of Ghandruk to Pokhara, we drive in jeeps, vans, or local buses that can bear narrow or unpaved roads for safety and convenience while traversing rough terrain. These cars provide a convenient connection between mountain villages and Pokhara with the added benefit of students being able to experience rural Nepalese countryside for themselves.

For the rest of the road transfers within the tour, for example, from Kathmandu to Pokhara (6–7 hours) and return from Pokhara to Kathmandu, we provide luxury tourist buses or private coaches with cozy seating, ample legroom, air-conditioning, and mineral water, ensuring a safe and comfortable drive. Our drivers are all well-trained, licensed, and experienced to drive under Nepal’s diverse road conditions, ranging from highway roads to hilly curving roads. Our transport services prioritize safety, punctuality, and comfort, allowing students to relax, socialize, or study the scenery en route.

Overall, private van, tourist bus, and suitable local transport usage in driving along mountain roads, in combination with nice service and safety measures, makes transportation for this Nepalese study tour safe, relaxed, and conducive to study and recreation as well. Students are able to enjoy vistas, arrange transport, and trouble-free travel in gaining knowledge about cultural, historical, and natural sights around Kathmandu, Pokhara, and the Annapurna.

About the company for Kathmandu Pokhara including Poon Hill Trek

Graceful Adventure Travel is one of the most prominent travel agencies in Kathmandu, Nepal, with specializations in educational tours, student travel, and adventure travel. With numerous years of experience, we provide safe, enjoyable, and enlightening travels that incorporate culture discovery, mountain trekking, and adventure activities. Our Kathmandu–Pokhara–Poon Hill Trek program is especially designed for Nepal student tours, offering firsthand contact with Nepalese urban life, Buddhist and Hindu culture, mountain environment, rural society, and adventure tourism. As such, it is ideally suited to schools, colleges, and universities seeking academic as well as experiential learning.

We provide comfortable accommodation during the trip, like 4-star hotels in Pokhara and Kathmandu on Bed & Breakfast, and tea houses or mountain lodges during trekking on a full board (BLD) arrangement. Students can choose to have traditional Nepali cuisine like dal bhat, momos, and seasonal vegetables for trekking, and also have the liberty to try out international food in Kathmandu and Pokhara. The mix of local cuisine and recognizable foods provides a familiar dining experience for everyone involved.

Transport is safe and reliable, customized according to the size of the group. Airport pickup and drop-offs, city tours, and long rides are done in private vehicles such as Toyota Hiace vans, Coaster minibuses, or tourist buses. For the trekking segment, we provide tourist buses to Nayapool and vans, jeeps, or local buses from Ghandruk to Pokhara, to be comfortable on hilly roads and narrower routes. All vehicles have comfortable seating along with bottled water and experienced drivers.

During the tour, English-speaking guides with professional experience accompany the group, imparting cultural, historical, and environmental information. Students enjoy city sightseeing, trekking, and adventure activities such as boating, paragliding, or zipline ride at Pokhara. Activities are designed to provide hands-on learning, knowledge of the environment, and experience of Nepalese culture and tradition. Graceful Adventure Travel makes every student tour safe, educational, and memorable, packaging adventure, culture, and learning into an equitable travel experience.

Contact Details for Kathmandu Pokhara including Poon Hill Trek Booking

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Booking officeGraceful Adventure Travel
Phone Number+977-9851219412, 014700180/81
Office LocationSorhakhutte, Kathmandu, Nepal
Email[email protected]/ [email protected]
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