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Nepal is a lovely country with lots of places enriched with nature and diversified culture. Nepal is visited by people from different parts of the world. Not only for trekking but also for traveling around to explore the unique cultures and ancient traditions, different lifestyles, etc. Religious tolerance is the strength of the local Nepalese people here. There are many religious places where you can visit and enjoy the pious environment while spending some time. As well, there are some places for fun and adventure like Jungle Safari, Canoeing, Bungee jumping, etc. Step on Himalaya has the role here to make your visit comfortable and pleasant. Here comes the team of Step on Himalaya will arrange the trip and take charge of your all paperwork.
Lumbini, famous as the birthplace of Lord Buddha, the preacher of peace is an amazing historical and religious place in Nepal. There are many monasteries and stupas built by different countries in honor of Lord Buddha to pay them homage. There is a holy pond where Queen Mayadevi, the mother of Lord Buddha, dips into it before giving birth to Lord Buddha. You can also see the remains of the palace where the Shakyas lived. The real name of Lord Buddha is Siddhartha Gautam. Lumbini is a sacred place not only for Buddhists but also for other religions.
Chitwan lies in the Tarai region of Nepal. Chitwan National Park was established in 1973. This Chitwan National Park was listed under the World Heritage Sites in 1984. Chitwan National Park is famous for its jungle safari and protection of unique wildlife. It is spread over an area of 360 sq.m. (932 km2). There are river valleys in the Churia Hills. Parsa Wildlife Reserve and Indian Tiger Reserve Valmiki National Park lie next to Chitwan National Park. The combo of Chitwan-Parsa-Valmiki covers an area of 1,370 SQm. (3,549 km2).
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
After an early morning breakfast, you will drive from Kathmandu to Lumbini. This is about 315 kilometers that will take about 7 – 8 hours. As soon as, you arrive at Lumbini, you will be taken to the hotel. You will keep the luggage and get ready for the tour around Lumbini. The major highlights of Lumbini are Ashoka pillar, Maya Devi Temple, Maya Devi Pond, etc. You will return to the hotel after the tour is over. Stay overnight.
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
You will receive a wakeup call. You will then drive from Lumbini to Chitwan for about 4 hours.
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
You will receive a wakeup call and after breakfast, we will go for the Elephant ride for Jungle Safari. We will then drive back to Kathmandu from Chitwan for about 5 – 6 hours. After arriving at Kathmandu, you will be escorted to the hotel. Relax and rest.
Here ends the tour to Lumbini and Chitwan and the services of Step On Himalaya. Any further plans, kindly feel free to share with us. Step On Himalaya will take care of your vacation and let you enjoy the natural and cultural aspects of Nepal.
Our tour package typically includes transportation (private vehicle or tourist bus), hotel accommodation, daily breakfast, guided sightseeing in Lumbini (Maya Devi Temple, monastic zones, Ashoka Pillar), and Chitwan jungle activities such as jeep safari, canoe ride, Tharu cultural show, and a visit to the elephant breeding center. Meals and entrance fees are also included unless mentioned otherwise.
The best time to visit is from October to March when the weather is pleasant and wildlife sightings are more frequent in Chitwan. Lumbini is accessible year-round, but summers (May–August) can be hot and humid.
Yes, jungle safaris in Chitwan National Park are safe and are conducted by trained naturalists and experienced guides. Whether you choose a jeep safari or a canoe ride, your safety and enjoyment are the top priorities.
Most standard packages are for 5 to 7 days, depending on your preference and starting point. A typical itinerary allows for one to two nights in Lumbini and two to three nights in Chitwan to cover all major attractions and activities.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, light clothing for the day, a light jacket for evenings (especially in winter), sunscreen, insect repellent, a hat, sunglasses, and a camera. For jungle activities, earth-tone or neutral clothing is recommended.