Upon arrival at Delhi Airport, a Travel-to-Nature Asia representative will warmly welcome you and escort you to your hotel. After some rest, begin your full-day exploration of Delhi, a city where ancient history blends seamlessly with modern culture.

Start with a rickshaw ride through Chandni Chowk, one of the oldest and busiest markets in Old Delhi. Built in the 17th century by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and designed by his daughterJahanara, the market was once lined with canals that reflected the moonlight. Today, it remains a vibrant hub of traditional shops, local eateries, and historical charm.

Continue to Raj Ghat, a peaceful memorial dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, marking the site of his cremation. Set in landscaped gardens, this simple black marble platform is a place of quiet reflection and national significance.

Next, visit the Lotus Temple, a Bahá’í House of Worship known for its stunning lotus-shaped architecture made of white marble. Open to people of all faiths, the temple offers a serene space for meditation and contemplation.

Proceed to Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, one of Delhi’s most prominent Sikh shrines. Known for its golden dome and sacred pool, the Gurudwara is also home to a large community kitchen (langar) that serves free meals to thousands of visitors every day.

Drive past some of New Delhi’s most iconic landmarks, including India Gate, a majestic war memorial built in honor of Indian soldiers who died in World War I. Nearby, see the grand colonial buildings of Rashtrapati Bhavan (the official residence of the President of India) and Parliament House, key symbols of India’s democratic governance.

Time permitting, conclude your day with a visit to Lodhi Gardens, a beautifully landscaped park scattered with 15th-century tombs and monuments. The gardens offer a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city, popular with locals for walking, relaxation, and appreciating Delhi’s historical legacy.

Accommodation: Jaypee Vasant Continental, Delhi
Meal: Breakfast

After breakfast, depart for Agra, the former capital of the Mughal Empire and a city steeped in romance and history. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and take some time to freshen up before beginning your exploration of this iconic destination.

Visit the magnificent Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Commissioned by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, the white marble mausoleum stands as a timeless tribute to eternal love. Intricately decorated with precious stones and symmetrical Mughal gardens, the Taj Mahal continues to inspire awe with its beauty and craftsmanship.

Continue to the Agra Fort, an architectural masterpiece and another UNESCO World Heritage Site. This grand red sandstone fort was once the main residence of the Mughal emperors and contains a complex of palaces, audience halls, and mosques. From its ramparts, enjoy views of the Taj Mahal across the Yamuna River — a poignant reminder of the emperor who once looked upon it in his final years.

In the evening, you are free to relax at your hotel or explore Agra’s local markets, well-known for exquisite marble inlay work, leather goods, and traditional handicrafts — ideal for souvenirs or gifts.

Accommodation: Clarks Shiraz, Agra
Meal: Breakfast

If you wish, you may begin your day with an optional early morning visit to the Taj Mahal at sunrise — a magical experience as the first rays of sunlight illuminate the iconic white marble, casting a warm golden hue across its surface.

Afterward, return to your hotel to freshen up and enjoy breakfast.

Later in the morning, depart for Jaipur, the vibrant capital of Rajasthan known as the Pink City. En route, make a stop at the ancient Chand Baori stepwell in the village of Abhaneri. This impressive architectural feat features 3,500 perfectly aligned steps across 13 stories, plunging nearly 30 meters (100 feet) into the earth. Chand Baori is among the largest and most visually striking stepwells in India — a true hidden gem.

After your visit, continue the journey to Jaipur. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to relax or explore at your leisure.

Accommodation: Alsisar Haveli, Jaipur
Meal: Breakfast

After breakfast, begin your day with a visit to the majestic Amber Fort, an architectural marvel set high on a hilltop overlooking Maota Lake. Built in the 16th century by Raja Man Singh, the fort is a striking blend of Hindu and Mughal architecture, with ornate halls, mirror work, and sweeping courtyards.

En route, stop for photos at the picturesque Jal Mahal, or Water Palace, seemingly floating in the middle of Man Sagar Lake. Then admire the iconic Hawa Mahal, or Palace of Winds — a five story façade adorned with 953 small windows, designed to allow royal women to observe street festivities while remaining unseen.

In the afternoon, explore the grand City Palace, a royal residence showcasing a unique fusion of Rajasthani and Mughal design. The complex houses courtyards, museums, and ceremonial halls still partially used by Jaipur’s royal family. Just a short walk away is Jantar Mantar, an 18th
century astronomical observatory built by Maharaja Jai Singh II, featuring massive instruments still used for sky observation today and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The rest of the day is at your leisure to explore Jaipur’s vibrant bazaars, known for their colorful textiles, handcrafted jewelry, blue pottery, and traditional Rajasthani arts — a perfect place to immerse in local culture and shop for unique souvenirs.

Accommodation: Alsisar Haveli, Jaipur
Meal: Breakfast

After breakfast, begin your morning with a visit to Birla Temple, a pristine white marble shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. Nestled at the base of Moti Dungri Hill, the temple is known for its peaceful atmosphere, delicate carvings, and panoramic views of Jaipur.

Continue to Galta Ji, also known as the Monkey Temple, a hidden gem set in a rocky valley of the Aravalli hills. This ancient Hindu pilgrimage site is home to natural springs, sacred kunds (water tanks), and hundreds of playful monkeys that roam freely among the temples.

Later, depart Jaipur and drive to Neemrana, a charming town known for its magnificent 15th century fort palace, now restored and converted into a heritage hotel. Perched on a hill, Neemrana Fort Palace offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and a unique opportunity to experience the grandeur of royal Rajasthan. Spend your afternoon wandering through its multi-level terraces, secret stairways, and grand courtyards, or simply relax and soak in the regal ambiance.

Accommodation: Neemrana Fort Palace                                                        Meal: Breakfast

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast, then transfer to Delhi Airport (approx. 2.5 hours’ drive) to catch your afternoon flight to Kathmandu.

Arrive in Kathmandu, the cultural and spiritual heart of Nepal, nestled in the foothills of the majestic Himalayas. Upon landing, you will be warmly welcomed by our Nepal representative and transferred to your hotel.

After check-in, take time to relax and unwind following your journey. The remainder of the day is at your leisure to begin soaking in the unique atmosphere of Nepal’s vibrant capital, where ancient temples, fluttering prayer flags, and timeless architecture hint at centuries of tradition and
devotion.

Accommodation: Hotel Shankar                                                                      Meal: Breakfast

Today, immerse yourself in the spiritual and cultural heart of the Kathmandu Valley. Begin with a visit to Swayambhunath Stupa, popularly known as the Monkey Temple. Perched atop a hill, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers sweeping panoramic views of Kathmandu and is home to a lively community of monkeys. Its ancient stupas, prayer wheels, and vibrant murals embody
centuries of Buddhist heritage.

Next, explore Kathmandu Durbar Square, a historic plaza at the city’s core. Surrounded by intricately carved temples, royal palaces, and bustling courtyards, this living museum captures the essence of the valley’s royal and religious traditions. In the afternoon, travel to Patan, one of the valley’s oldest cities. Wander through Patan Durbar
Square, renowned for its exquisite Newar architecture, ancient temples, and artisan workshops. Discover hidden courtyards and traditional crafts that reveal the rich cultural tapestry and craftsmanship deeply rooted in Nepali history.

Accommodation: Hotel Shankar                                                              Meal: Breakfast

After breakfast, take a scenic flight to Pokhara, where the majestic Himalayas greet you from the skies. From there, set off on a picturesque 2-hour countryside drive through river valleys and rolling hills to reach Kusma.

Here, experience a memorable cable car ride over the Kaligandaki River — one of the world’s deepest gorges — as you glide toward Narayansthan.Arrive at Aama’s Farmhouse, where you’ll be welcomed with warmth,stories, and a taste of local life.

Accommodation: Aama’s Farmhouse, Narayansthan
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Today is all about slowing down  in Narayansthan. Begin with a gentle hike down to Kaiya (877 m), crossing the spectacular Kali Gandaki suspension bridge, then continuing to the Modi Khola bridge before returning to Kaiya. These impressive bridges span deep gorges and rushing rivers, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valleys, and adding a touch of adventure to your hike.

Along the way, pass through lush paddy fields, visit local temples, and meet friendly locals whosewarmth reflects the spirit of the hilly lifestyle. Witness traditional farming practices and experience the authentic rhythm of daily life in rural Nepal.Spend time at Aama’s farmhouse, sharing stories, traditions, and meals — surrounded by pine forests, rivers, and terraced fields. The peaceful
landscape offers space for reflection, relaxation, and meaningful connection.

Accommodation: Aama’s Farmhouse, Narayansthan
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today marks the beginning of your scenic community eco-trek through the hills of western Nepal.After breakfast at Aama’s farmhouse, begin your morning with a cable car ride over the Kali Gandaki River, enjoying dramatic views of one of the world’s deepest gorges. From Kushma, continue by vehicle to Galeshwor, where your trekking adventure begins.

The trail to Banskharka winds through peaceful forests, terraced fields, offering intimate glimpses into daily life in the mid-hills. As you gradually ascend, take in the quiet charm of the landscape, where traditional stone houses nestle among greenery and panoramic views stretch across the surrounding hills.

Accommodation: Community Homestay
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Depart from Banskharka after breakfast and begin the steady climb toward Naagi, a scenic village perched at 2,320 meters. The trail winds through dense rhododendron and oak forests, terraced farmland, and vibrant Magar settlements, where traditional stone-roofed houses and flower-lined paths showcase the region’s rustic beauty. Along the way, you’ll pass through several charming hillside villages, where you’ll be greeted by the happy, welcoming faces of locals going about their daily lives. Children may wave as they walk to school, and you might see villagers tending their fields, weaving baskets, or caring for livestock—offering an authentic glimpse into rural Himalayan life. Orange orchards dot the path, adding bursts of color and a refreshing citrus scent to the journey.

Accommodation: Community Lodge
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today, reach the highlight of your Himalayan trek — Mohare Danda. Perched at 3,350 meters, this eco-lodge offers some of the most spectacular panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges. The trail continues uphill through enchanting rhododendron and oak forests, where you can spot vibrant alpine flora and, if you’re into birding, a variety of regional bird species like the Himalayan Monal and sunbirds. We’ll carry a packed lunch today and stop at a fantastic open meadow known as Kharka—a seasonal grazing area used by local yak herders. This serene spot offers majestic views of the Annapurna range, making it the perfect place to rest, eat, and soak in the mountain atmosphere before continuing the final leg of the day’s ascent.

Arrive at Mohare Danda by late afternoon, just in time to witness a glorious sunset that bathes the Himalayan giants in golden light — a moment that truly feels like having a front-row seat to the grandeur of nature.

Accommodation: Community Lodge
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Wake early to witness the breathtaking sunrise over the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges from Mohare Danda’s stunning vantage point. As the first light spills across the snow-capped peaks, watch the mountains transform in a dazzling display of soft pinks, fiery oranges, and glowing
golds — a truly unforgettable Himalayan spectacle.

After soaking in these magical morning views, enjoy breakfast before beginning your descent. Trek down through peaceful forests and scattered mountain villages toward Tikhedhunga, descending approximately 1,760 meters over 4 to 5 hours. Here, a vehicle will be waiting to transfer you back to Pokhara, Nepal’s serene lakeside city nestled beneath towering peaks. Spend your evening relaxing or taking a gentle stroll along the tranquil shores of Phewa Lake,reflecting on the incredible journey through the Himalayas.

Accommodation: Fishtail Lodge
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Enjoy a relaxing day at your own pace in Pokhara. Take a peaceful boat ride across Phewa Lake, explore the fascinating exhibits at the International Mountain Museum, or hike up to the serene World Peace Pagoda for stunning views of the city and the majestic Annapurna range.

Alternatively, unwind and rejuvenate by enjoying the spa facilities at your hotel. It’s the perfect time to rest, reflect, and soak in the beauty after your trek.

Accommodation: Fishtail Lodge
Meals: Breakfast

This morning, leave behind the serene lakeside of Pokhara and drive south into the lush Terai lowlands. Your destination is Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Nepal’s most celebrated wildlife reserve.

Upon arrival, settle into your jungle lodge nestled on the park’s edge — where nature is just outside your door. Chitwan National Park spans 932 square kilometers of dense Sal forest and riverine jungle, making it one of the most biodiverse regions in Nepal. Home to more than 500 bird species, this sanctuary also shelters a remarkable variety of mammals and reptiles. Keep your eyes open for the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, wild boar, sambar and spotted deer, Rhesus macaques, and Hanuman langurs. Reptilian residents include the marsh mugger crocodile and the rare, fish eating Gharial. While leopards, sloth bears, and gaur (wild bison) are occasionally seen, the park also hosts Nepal’s largest population of Bengal tigers — elusive and majestic, best spotted at dawn or dusk.

In the afternoon, enjoy a serene canoe ride on the Rapti River. Drift silently past jungle-lined banks, watching for crocodiles sunning on the shores, birds flitting through the reeds, and maybe even wildlife coming to drink — a peaceful introduction to the magic of Chitwan’s wild side.

Accommodation: Jungle Villa Lodge
Meals: Breakfast,Dinner

Get ready for a full day of adventure in Chitwan National Park, Nepal’s first and most iconic wildlife reserve. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to one-horned rhinos, Bengal tigers, gharial crocodiles, and a dazzling array of birdlife.

Your day begins early with a private jeep safari through sal forests, grasslands, and wetlands, guided by a professional naturalist. Enjoy a packed lunch at a scenic spot inside the park before heading deeper into less-traveled areas for more wildlife sightings and top-notch birdwatching. Spot deer, wild boar, monkeys — and if you’re lucky, a sloth bear or even a tiger.

Accommodation: Jungle Villa Lodge
Meals: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner

After breakfast, bid farewell to the peaceful jungles of Chitwan and begin your scenic drive back to Kathmandu. The journey takes you along winding mountain roads, past rivers, terraced hillsides, and rural villages that offer one last glimpse into the everyday life of Nepal’s countryside.

In the evening, gather with  the travel-to-nature Asia team for a warm, home-style farewell dinner. Share stories, laughter, and reflections as you celebrate the unforgettable journey you’ve taken together through the mountains, villages, and jungles of Nepal.

Accommodation: Hotel Shankar
Meals: Breakfast,Dinner

After an breakfast, depending upon your flight schedule you will be escorted towards the tribhuwan international airport Kathmandu.

Your final chapter unfolds on the pearl-shaped island of Sri Lanka — a vibrant mosaic of ancient civilizations, thriving ecosystems, tea-laden hills, and golden beaches. This leg of your journey blends safaris in untamed wilderness, sacred Buddhist heritage, eco-conscious retreats, and coastal serenity. From the wilds of Wilpattu to the shores of Unawatuna, this part of the adventure offers a gentle rhythm of reflection, discovery, and rest.

You’ll arrive in Sri Lanka at Bandaranaike International Airport .A Airport representative from travel-to-nature Asia, will greet you and escort you to your hotel in Negombo — a charming beach town close to the airport. Here, you can relax after your flight and begin to acclimate to Sri Lanka’s tropical atmosphere and coastal breeze.

Accommodation: Jetwing Sea, Negombo
Meals: Dinner

After breakfast, begin your journey north to Wilpattu National Park, traveling via the coastal town of Puttalam. Upon arrival, check in to your peaceful safari lodge nestled on the edge of Sri Lanka’s oldest and largest national park.

In the afternoon, embark on your first jeep safari through Wilpattu, a park famed for its serene “Willus” — natural, rain-fed lakes that dot the landscape — and its thriving population of Sri Lankan leopards. Spanning over 131,000 hectares, Wilpattu offers a quiet, uncrowded safari experience teeming with wildlife including sloth bears, Asian elephants, spotted and barking deer, jackals, water buffalo, and mugger crocodiles. Over 30 species of mammals and more than 200 types of birds call this diverse ecosystem home.

Beyond its wildlife, Wilpattu is steeped in legend and history. It is believed that Queen Kuweni,the first queen of Sri Lanka and consort to Prince Vijaya (the island’s first recorded king), oncelived near what is now Kalli Villu. Wilpattu is also linked to Prince Saliya, son of the great King Dutugemunu, who is said to have lived in this region over 2,000 years ago. At the edge of the park, Pomparippu has yielded ancient burial urns, while coastal ruins hint at long-lost harbors once active in ancient trade. Declared a sanctuary in 1905 and a national park in 1938, Wilpattu remains one of Sri Lanka’s most culturally and ecologically important protected areas.

The park is also a haven for butterfly enthusiasts — with sightings of species such as the Blue Mormon, Great Eggfly, Common Rose, Glad-eye Bushbrown, and the vibrant Crimson Rose fluttering across forest paths.

Accommodation: Cloud Nine Safari Lodge
Meals: Breakfast,Dinner

Rise early for a final morning safari in Wilpattu National Park, when the forest comes alive with bird calls and animals are most active. With a packed breakfast in hand, venture once more through the park’s ancient tracks in search of leopards, elephants, sloth bears, and vibrant birdlife — a last glimpse of the wild heart of Sri Lanka.

After the safari, begin your scenic drive southeast to Sigiriya, a jewel of Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle. Upon arrival, prepare to climb the legendary Sigiriya Rock Fortress — a 5th-century citadel perched atop a dramatic 200-meter granite outcrop. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sigiriya is famed for its mirror wall, celestial frescoes, lion-pawed gateway, and symphonically designed water gardens, all remnants of an ancient royal complex. From the summit, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views over the lush plains and surrounding countryside.

Accommodation: EKHO Sigiriya
Meals: Breakfast,Dinner

Today offers a deeply immersive rural experience. Travel by traditional bullock cart through paddy fields and dusty village paths before boarding a canoe across a scenic lake. Participate in a hands-on cooking demonstration led by local women and enjoy a delicious homemade lunch.Later, return by tuk-tuk and spend the remainder of the afternoon at leisure.

Accommodation: EKHO Sigiriya
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After breakfast, depart Sigiriya and travel south toward Dambulla, where you’ll explore the remarkable Dambulla Cave Temple — a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This sacred complex, carved into a towering rock face, houses more than 150 Buddha statues and vivid frescoes that date back over 2,000 years, offering insight into the spiritual and artistic heritage of Sri Lanka.
Continue onward to Matale, a fertile region known for its spice plantations. Here, visit a local agro spice village to learn about the cultivation and medicinal uses of spices like cinnamon, cardamom, nutmeg, and clove — integral to Sri Lankan cooking and Ayurveda.

By afternoon, arrive at your eco-lodge in Digana, set amidst lush forests and hills just outside Kandy. Tucked away in nature, this peaceful retreat offers a chance to unwind, reconnect with the environment, and enjoy the hospitality of rural Sri Lanka.

Accommodation: Polwaththa Eco Lodge
Meals: Breakfast,Dinner

Spend a relaxing day amidst nature at Polwaththa Eco Lodge. Choose from forest walks, birdwatching, village visits, or simply unwind with a book while listening to the sounds of the forest. This is a place to connect with nature and slow down the pace.

Accommodation: Polwaththa Eco Lodge
Meals: Breakfast,Dinner

After breakfast, delve into the rich heritage of Kandy, Sri Lanka’s cultural capital. Begin with a visit to the Royal Botanical Gardens of Peradeniya, a sprawling 147-acre oasis home to majestic palms, vibrant orchids, and a fascinating collection of medicinal plants. Wander the shaded pathways and soak in the beauty of this horticultural treasure.

Next, explore the Temple of the Tooth, one of Buddhism’s most sacred sites, which houses the revered relic of the Buddha’s tooth. Feel the spiritual energy as you learn about the temple’s history and its significance to Sri Lankan culture.

In the evening, enjoy a captivating traditional dance performance, showcasing colorful costumes and rhythmic drumming that bring Kandy’s artistic heritage to life. Afterward, return to your hotel for a restful night.

Accommodation: Hotel Suisse, Kandy
Meals: Breakfast,Dinner

Today’s scenic drive takes you to Sri Lanka’s southern dry zone. Arrive in Udawalawe, a haven for elephant lovers and wildlife photographers. Settle into your rustic riverside camp before heading out for an afternoon safari in Udawalawe National Park.

Established in 1972 to protect the catchment area of the Udawalawe reservoir, this park is vital for the livelihoods of farmers in the southeast dry zone. Having recently reverted from cultivation back to natural habitat, Udawalawe offers a unique landscape of open plains covered in thick manna grass, abandoned teak plantations, and dense scrub jungle. These varied habitats support a rich diversity of wildlife.

Home to around 400–500 wild elephants—the most reliable place in Sri Lanka to observe them year-round—herds of up to 50 can often be seen roaming freely. Besides elephants, the park shelters species such as toque monkeys, grey langurs, spotted deer, wild pigs, and sambar deer. While leopards also live here, sightings are rare and considered a stroke of luck. Birdlife is abundant, especially raptors like the white-bellied sea eagle and crested serpent eagle, making it
a paradise for birdwatchers.

Accommodation: Hotel Suisse, Kandy
Meals: Breakfast,Dinner

Today’s scenic drive takes you to Sri Lanka’s southern dry zone. Arrive in Udawalawe, a haven for elephant lovers and wildlife photographers. Settle into your rustic riverside camp before heading out for an afternoon safari in Udawalawe National Park. Established in 1972 to protect the catchment area of the Udawalawe reservoir, this park is vital for the livelihoods of farmers in the southeast dry zone. Having recently reverted from cultivation back to natural habitat, Udawalawe offers a unique landscape of open plains covered in thick manna grass, abandoned teak plantations, and dense scrub jungle. These varied habitats support
a rich diversity of wildlife. Home to around 400–500 wild elephants—the most reliable place in Sri Lanka to observe them year-round—herds of up to 50 can often be seen roaming freely. Besides elephants, the park shelters species such as toque monkeys, grey langurs, spotted deer, wild pigs, and sambar deer.
While leopards also live here, sightings are rare and considered a stroke of luck. Birdlife is abundant, especially raptors like the white-bellied sea eagle and crested serpent eagle, making it a paradise for birdwatchers.

Accommodation: Athgira River Camp
Meals: Breakfast,Dinner

After breakfast at the hotel, depart Udawalawe and begin your scenic journey south toward the Indian Ocean. Travel through Sri Lanka’s lush countryside and arrive in Unawatuna, a charming beach town known for its palm-fringed shores, turquoise waters, and relaxed atmosphere.

Check in to your beachfront boutique hotel, then enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. Lounge on the golden sand, swim in the warm sea, or take a peaceful stroll along the lively beach promenade dotted with local shops and cafés.

Accommodation: Thaproban Beach House
Meals: Breakfast,Dinner

This morning, step back in time with a visit to the historic Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that reflects centuries of Portuguese, Dutch, and British influence. Walk along its impressive ramparts and explore cobbled streets lined with quaint cafés, boutique shops, art galleries, and colonial-era architecture — all steeped in coastal charm.

Return to Unawatuna for a relaxed afternoon by the sea. Unwind on the beach, swim in the gentle waves.

Accommodation: Thaproban Beach House
Meals: Breakfast,Dinner

This day is completely yours to enjoy the beach at your own pace. Lounge under palm trees, take a dip in the turquoise sea, go snorkeling, or perhaps visit a nearby turtle hatchery. Unawatuna’s laid-back charm offers the perfect wind-down.

Accommodation: Thaproban Beach House
Meals: Breakfast,Dinner

After breakfast, transfer to Colombo Airport (~2.5 to 3 hours’ drive) for your  departure.