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Nepal Village tour - 4 days

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Easy
Homestay
1000 m
B,L,D
Bus & Jeep
All year

KATHMANDU - DHADING BESHI - JYAMIRE - SUKAURA - SALYNKOT - SUKAURA - KATHMANDU

Why Nepal Village tour?

  • Airport pickups and drops & also city tour when you Arrive,
  • Local Bus Drive to Dhading Basi,
  • remote area walking through several villages,
  • Ankhu Khola river where you can swim & go fishing, it is really clear Water,
  • Visit Khahare Bazzar,
  • Salyankot hilltop where you get to see really high Ganga Jamuna waterfall and Ganesh Himal, Manaslu & Langtang all mountain range.

The Nepal Village tour offers a unique opportunity to experience the traditional way of life in rural Nepal. Nestled in the rolling hills of Dhading district, this small village is home to a close-knit community of farmers and artisans who have lived in harmony with the land for generations.

Visitors will have the chance to interact with the friendly locals, learning about their customs, traditions, and daily routines. You'll see firsthand how the villagers grow their crops and care for their livestock, and perhaps even get a chance to help with some of the farm work.

One of the highlights of the tour is a visit to a traditional Nepali home, where you'll get a taste of the local cuisine and learn about the important role food plays in daily life. There's also the chance to visit local artisan workshops, where you can see skilled craftsmen creating beautiful hand-woven textiles, intricate metalwork, and other traditional goods.

For those interested in nature, the surrounding hills and forests offer plenty of opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and wildlife spotting. With its serene scenery and friendly people, the Dhading Sukaura Village Tour is an unforgettable experience that provides a unique glimpse into the heart of rural Nepal.

Nepal Village tour Price:

The Dhading Village Tour in Nepal offers a cost-effective way to immerse in the rural culture and tradition of Nepal. The tour package, priced at only $150 per person, includes a 2-night, 3-day experience that lets visitors feel the warmth of local hospitality, sleep in a typical Nepali house, and taste authentic meals prepared with fresh produce. It also features scenic hikes in the nearby hills and forests, visits to artisan workshops, and opportunities to witness wildlife. This tour is perfect for budget travelers seeking an authentic and inexpensive cultural adventure.

Best time of the year to go:

The best time to take a Dhading Nepal Village Tour is from September to November and from March to May, when the weather is pleasant and clear, with moderate temperatures and minimal rainfall. These months are ideal for outdoor activities and offer the best opportunity to fully experience the culture and natural beauty of the region.

Safety and Suggestions:

When planning a Dhading Nepal Village Tour, it is important to ensure safety and security. Be sure to research the area and plan your route in advance, as well as check the local weather forecast. It is also recommended to carry a first aid kit, as well as all necessary supplies. Additionally, hiring a guide may be beneficial, as they can provide local knowledge and help ensure your safety. Be sure to dress appropriately for the weather, and verify that the accommodation options are up to your standards. Finally, make sure to stay hydrated, eat regularly, and take breaks throughout the journey.

Sample Itinerary:

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu. Over Night in Kathmandu hotel.

Day 02: Drive from Kathmandu to Sukaura(4-5 hrs. drive). Overnight in the local house with locals.

Day 03: Hike to the Tripurasundari temple and enjoy the snow cap mountain view, then Decent to Khahare then next to Sukaura Village. Overnight in Sukaura Village.

Day 04: Visit farmlands with locals, swim in the crystal clear river and have a farewell dinner with locals.

Day 05: Drive back to Kathmandu or you may visit Pokhara, Chitwan national park instead of Kathmandu.

Nepal Village tour Outline

Day 01: Drive from Kathmandu to Khahare.

Day 02: Hike to Salyankot and back to Khahare via Chisapani.

Day 03: Explore local farm and village.

Day 04: Drive to Kathmandu.

What's included?

  • Airport/Hotel/Airport picks up and drops by private car.
  • 2 nights hotel in Kathmandu.
  • All Grounded transportation as per program.
  • 1expert tour guide for Kathmandu valley sightseeing.
  • Meals (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) and all accommodations during the trekking with local people.
  • A highly experienced well-trained government license holder guide, and all the programme expansion.

What's not included?

  • Your Travel Insurance,
  • Nepal entry Visa fees,
  • International Airfare and Airport Tax,
  • Your Travel Insurance,
  • Drinks and food in the city,
  • Tip for staff (Guide, Porter, and driver).

Day by Day Itinerary

We will provide timely airport pickup as per your email request. The drive to the touristic areas such as Thamel, Paknajol, Chhetrapati, Kaldhara, and Galkopakha takes approximately 20 minutes. Upon arrival, we will transfer you to your hotel for some rest. Afterwards, we will discuss the details for the following day including the meeting time, place, and the journey to the village.

The drive from Kathmandu to Dhading Gola Bhanjyag takes approximately 4 hours. The trek from there to Khahare passes through peaceful local villages and serene forest trails that see very few tourists. After disembarking the bus in Gola Bhanjyang, we'll hike through pine forests and villages for around 2 hours to reach Sukaura Village.

Today is a significant day of this brief village tour. We rise early in the morning to hike to the hill station of Salynkot Temple for a scenic view of the snow-capped mountains. The temple is a popular Hindu pilgrimage site and offers breathtaking views of the mountain range and the tallest waterfall, Ganga Jamuna. The trek offers an opportunity to interact with friendly locals and experience diverse landscapes, temples, forests, and more.

After visiting the temple, we trek down to Khahare, a small headquarters of the surrounding villages, where we can enjoy local cuisine. The round trip, including a visit to the temple, will take approximately 4 to 5 hours and will take us through charming villages, forests, and scenic landscapes.

Today, you can immerse yourself in the local culture by joining the locals in their morning cooking rituals. With the help of a guide, you can explore the area and visit the clean rivers nearby. You will also have the chance to visit a variety of farms and observe different crops. To cap off the day, you can enjoy a delicious farewell dinner with the locals.

We will take a direct local bus from the village to Kathmandu, a 4 to 5-hour drive. Although the bus is not luxurious, it is sufficient and provides an opportunity to witness locals in traditional attire. The bus will make a few stops for restroom and food breaks. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, we will take a taxi to your hotel. This short village tour is ideal for tourists who are curious about the local culture, traditions, and who have limited time to explore the country. It is one of the nearest and best villages to experience authentic local life.

Departure Dates

Sorry, No fixed departure dates are listed to group join, please request private trip

Reviews

5 - Excellent Based on 1 Reviews
Michael & Monika

Michael & Monika
Australia

Best trek and tour guide

It’s seldom that you end up getting more than you expect. That was the case of our recent trip to the remote villages with Santosh. Santosh took us to the villages and we spent 3 amazing days with his parents and relatives. It was truly amazing to experience a village life in Nepal. We spent hours chatting to his parents, uncle and auntie- of course Santosh was also a great translator 🙂 We learned how to cook the best chicken curry and tried the best Dhal Bhat ever! Santosh is also very knowledgeable person and explained us a lot about local customs, traditions and culture. Santosh is a great person with a lot of great humor We really enjoyed the time spent together and after all we became a good friends! The whole experience was nothing short than awesome ! I would not hesitate to recommend Santosh to anyone looking for a great experience in Nepal!

Essential Information

​How much do I need to tip for guide and porter?

Tipping guides and porters in Nepal is a common practice and is often expected. The amount you choose to tip is a personal decision and can depend on various factors such as the length of the trek, the quality of service provided, and your own budget.

As a general guideline, a suggested amount for a guide is around $15 to $20 per day, and for a porter, it is around $10 to $15 per day. You can choose to tip less or more based on your own experience, but it's always best to keep in mind that these individuals work hard to make your trek enjoyable, and tipping is a way to show appreciation for their hard work.

It's also worth noting that the porter's wages in Nepal are often low, and tipping can help to supplement their income. If you have extra gear or equipment, it's also appreciated to share it with your porter, as this can make their job easier and more comfortable.

​Can I get an experienced guide in Nepal?

Yes, you can get an experienced guide in Nepal. There are many local tour companies that offer guide services, and they can provide knowledgeable, experienced guides who are familiar with the local area and culture. It is also possible to find freelance guides who are experienced in trekking, mountaineering, and other outdoor activities. If you are planning an outdoor activity such as trekking, it is highly recommended to hire an experienced guide for safety reasons.

​Can I trek in Nepal all month in a Year?

Yes, you can trek in Nepal all year round, but the best time to trek depends on the specific region and trail. Some popular trekking routes in Nepal have different weather conditions in different seasons. The most popular time to trek in Nepal is from September to November when the monsoon season has ended and the skies are clear. During the winter months of December to February, some high-altitude trekking routes may be covered in snow and require additional gear and experience. The spring months of March to May are also a popular time to trek, as the weather is mild and the rhododendron forests are in bloom.

​What type of equipment do I need to bring for the trek?

The trekking equipment will depend on where you are going if you are trekking to Everest base camp or Annapurna base camp trek you should bring proper equipment such as a down Jacket, Sleeping Bag, and Windproof pant so no. You have to bring this trekking equipment which is as below:

  • Sleeping bag, torch,
  • Down Jacket,
  • Trekking poles, a pair of T-shirt,s and a pair of Pant,
  • A Pair of sucks and Sun Glass,
  • General medicine,
  • Rucksack and day bag,
  • Windproof jacket, Gloves, warm hat,
  • Inner paint and thermal,

​Which season is the best to travel to Nepal?

Nepal is a rich in biodiversity as it has many temperature and climate within a few hour drives. So, as we have four seasons in a year we trek mostly in the winter (Sep - Dec) and spring (March - June). The best season of the year is Sep to Dec, you will have clear weather and spectacular view each day this is why people used to call the best season of the year.

​Where is the best area to trek in Nepal?

There are so many trekking routes in Nepal, but few of them are really popular as it is nicer than many other treks in Nepal. Everest base camp trekking, Gokyo lake trekking, Annapurna base camp trekking, Annapurna circuit trek, Poon hill trek these are the most popular trekking route in Nepal. If you prefer to visit restricted area or, rural area to explore the localities of Nepal there are so many options that we have and you can visit safely.

​How Can I get Nepal visa?

To get a visa for Nepal is an easy once you arrive in TIA Kathmandu you can get visa within 20 minutes, you just need to get 2 p.p size photo, your passport and some money, such as 15 Days stay in Nepal cost 25 USD per person, 30 USD for 30 Days and 100 USD for 3 month tourist a visa. All service you will get easier when you arrive at Kathmandu airport.

​What is a village tour in Nepal?

A village tour in Nepal is a cultural and rural-focused travel experience that takes visitors to traditional Nepali villages to learn about the local way of life, customs, and traditions.

​Where are the best villages to visit in Nepal?

Some of the best villages to visit in Nepal include Bhaktapur, Patan, Bandipur, Chitwan, and Pokhara.

​What activities can be done in a village tour?

A village tour in Nepal can include activities such as visiting temples, observing local festivals, participating in cultural programs, visiting local schools and farms, and exploring the surrounding countryside.

How long is a typical village tour in Nepal?

A typical village tour in Nepal can range from 1 to 7 days, depending on the itinerary and individual preferences.

​What is the best time of year to take a village tour in Nepal?

The best time to take a village tour in Nepal is from September to May, when the weather is mild and clear, and there are fewer chances of monsoon rains.

​Is it possible to travel solo or only with a guide on a village tour in Nepal?

Both solo travel and travel with a guide are possible on a village tour in Nepal. Many travel agencies offer guided village tours with experienced guides who can provide information and help navigate the local area.

​What type of accommodations are available during a village tour in Nepal?

Accommodations during a village tour in Nepal can range from local homestays to lodges, depending on the individual itinerary and preferences.

​What is the cost of a village tour in Nepal?

The cost of a village tour in Nepal can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, depending on the itinerary, duration, and type of accommodations.

​What is the food like during a village tour in Nepal?

The food during a village tour in Nepal is typically traditional Nepali cuisine, which includes dishes such as dal bhat, momos, and chow mein.

​What should I bring on a village tour in Nepal?

When going on a tour in Nepal, it's important to bring comfortable clothing and shoes, a hat and sunglasses, insect repellent, sunscreen, and a water bottle. Additionally, it's always a good idea to bring a camera to capture the local scenery and cultural experiences.