Royal Suklaphanta Wild Life Reserve
Lying in southwestern borderland of Nepal, Royal Suklaphanta Wild Life Reserve is famous for spotted deer and python. This is the part for flora and fauna where can be seen so many animals, reptiles and birds like Bengal tiger, leopard, wild elephant, swamp deer, sambar, laghuna, rhesus monkey, langoor-white monkey, wild dog, blue bull, python, crocodile, mongoose, lizard, snake, pheasant, peacock, crane etc. This is the living museum of nature. Few foreign and many domestic tourists have visited this place.

Dang Valley; a beautiful intermountain valley
This is one of the most beautiful valleys of Nepal. This valley is famous for the typical Nepalese culture and beautiful topography of the Lesser and Outer Himalayan range. The valley is still untouched by the modern and sophisticated culture. It is not exaggeration to say that this is the living museum of ancient human civilization. It is said that 'The Dangaura Tharu' of Western Nepal were migrated from this valley. The western earth-scientists and anthropologists/sociologists are interested to explore the valley focusing their study in unique nature and primitive culture.

POKHARA (819m)
This is very nice lakeside valley of Nepal where is situated the Fewa Lake, Begnas Lake, Rupa Lake etc. Machhapuchhre Himal is 28km north of Fewa Lake. The reflection of Machhapuchhre Himal in the level of Fewa Lake looks really beautiful and attractive. The lakeside city is surrounded by the Manaslu, Annapurna Himalayan range, Nilgiri, Machhapuchhre, Lamjung Himal and Dhaulagiri Himalayan range from east, north and west side and lesser Himalayan range from south side. It is the only one place in the world from where it can be seen the Himalayas very closely having a cold drink in the low land city. A Japanese monk-Ekai Kawaguchi came to Nepal in 1900AD, he was the 1st trekker visited Pokhara. There are many side places and things to see in and around Pokhara valley. This is one of the scenic, popular and important tourist destinations of Nepal.

ROYAL CHITWAN NATIONAL PARK
This is very popular National Park of Nepal listed in World Heritage site. It lies in subtropical rain forest where are over 400 species of birds and many different types of animals like one horned rhino, elephant and Bengal tiger, leopard, sambar, barking deer, bison, Gangetic Dolphin, gaur and blue bull etc and endangered reptiles like Gharial, crocodile and golden monitor lizard. There are many different types of facilities available to be provided to the trekkers like elephant riding, chasing the Bengal tiger riding on the back of elephant, canoeing, elephant breeding center, communication, transportation, swimming pool, hotels and resorts etc. This National Park is completely developed Eco-friendly that is only 5 to 6 hours drive from Kathmandu but it is also linked by the airway service.

Detailed itinerary
Day 01 : Arrive Kathmandu (1310m).

Day 02 : Mountain flight before noon that is the Himalayan adventure with scenic views of the Himalayas very closely then fly or drive to Nepalgunj(130m) same day and stay there or head to Thakurdwara directly.

Day 03 : Drive to Thakurdwara and explore the Bardia National Park.

Day 04 : Drive to Suklaphanta passing through the Royal Bardia National Park area and crossing the one pillared world's 2nd longest bridge over Karnali River (the longest river of Nepal), stay by the Wild Life Reserve area.

Day 04-05 : Explore the Wild Life Reserve, village tour and see the photogenic view of Mahakali River lying in the Nepal-India border.

Day 06 : Drive back to Ghodaghodi Lake, see the migratory birds, then drive to Tulsipur, Dang valley and stay there.

Day 07 : Explore the rich natural and cultural Dang valley.

Day 08 : Drive to Butwal and stay there.

Day 09 : Day trip to Lumbini and Kapilvastu, explore Lord Buddha's birthplace and ruined forts of Kapilvastu

Day 10 : Drive to Pokhara via Tansen (a famous historical city of western).

Day 11 : Explore the lakeside city; Pokhara.

Day 12-13 : Drive to Chitwan (150m) to enjoy with nature and Tharu culture. Chasing the elusive Bengal tiger riding on the elephant, jeep safari, jungle walk, watch the elephant breeding center, exploring the Tharu culture, enjoying and dancing with them is really the unique experience for the tourists.

Day 14 : Drive back to Kathmandu.

Day 15 : Drive to Nagarkot or Dhulikhel or Kakani and stay there.

Day 16 : See the view of the Himalayas and the river valley then drive back to Kathmandu.

Day 17 : Sightseeing and shopping in Kathmandu.

Day 18 : Fly back home.