Holi Tour Nepal
Trip Overview
Trip at a Glance
Holi Tour in Nepal: comprises of Sightseeing of some popular places in Nepal and visit Chitwan and Pokhara during the festival Holi. One must plan the trip to Nepal during the Holi festival and grab the opportunity to enjoy the colors of Holi. For a brief introduction, Holi is also known as “FaguPurnima” as it is celebrated on the full moon day of the Nepalese Falgun month (usually from February to March according to Solar Calendar). As per the Hindu mythology, this festival is celebrated for the conquest of good over evil and also the start of the spring season. The demoness Holika was burnt and destroyed in the fire set by herself to kill the prince Prahlad but got burnt herself to death. Hence, a bonfire is set up in this Holi festival. Holi is the festival of colors. From the Hindu mythology, Lord Krishna likes to play pranks on the girls (Gopinis) by splashing water and colors.
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Cost Details
What is included?
- 3* Accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara on twin sharing with breakfast as days mentioned in the itinerary.
- Full board (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) and twin sharing accommodation in Chitwan with 1 full day of jungle activities.
- Tourist coach from Kathmandu- Pokhara- Chitwan- Kathmandu.
- The required number of Government certified English-speaking trekking guide and supporting staff.
- Guided City Tour of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
- All ground transportations including transfer to airports/trekking starting–ending points.
- Trekking map and t-shirt for each member.
- Salary, allowances, travel expenses for all trekking and tour staffs
What is not included?
- Nepal visa fee, payable at the airport on arrival (multiple entry US $40 for 30 days or US $25 for 15 days).
- Lunch and dinner in the cities (while not in the trekking region).
- Personal trekking and adventure gear, clothing and accessories.
- Extra supporting staff, laundry, battery charge, and communication expenses (such as internet charges).
- Personal expenses like bar bill, snacks, water, chocolate.
- Expenses incurred due to emergency evacuation/natural disasters, or for personal reasons.
- Entrance fees during the city sightseeing and any adventure activities in Pokhara and Kathmandu.
- Tips and any gratitude for trekking staffs and tour guide.
- Any further services not mentioned in ‘What is included’ section.