• Duration 16 Days
  • Trip Grade Moderate

    The moderate grade includes a one-week to fifteen-day itinerary. It can reach up to 4000-5000 meter altitude range, but the trails will be moderate (neither easy nor tough).

  • Country Nepal
  • Maximum Altitude 3860 m
  • Group Size 2-20
  • Starts Kathmandu
  • Ends Kathmandu
  • Activities Trekking and Jungle Safari
  • Best Time Spring (March to May) and autumn ( September to November)

Higlights

  • A scenic flight to popular Tenzing Hillary airport, located at Lukla, which is renowned as one of the highest airports in the world. 
  • Combine demanding himalayan hiking in Everest region to smooth jungle activities and cultural immersion in  Chitwan National Park.
  • Differentiate between the Himalayan landscapes and plains of Terai based on cultures, topographies, climates, etc. 
  • Witness rare animals of Sagarmatha and Chitwan National Parks, including red panda, blue sheep, himalayan tahr, himalayan black bear, elephant, one- horn rhinoceros, ghorial, crocodile, etc. 
  • Explore lively city of Kathmandu to know ancient cultures and Nepal's history through museum, temples, gompas, late king's royal palaces, wood crafts, sculptures, and authentic architectures. 
  • Enjoy birding, elephant or jeep safari, Tharu cultural dances, and sunset over the Rapti river, taking wonderful pictures in a golden background. 
  • Savor the charm of wonderful himalayas, including Mt. Everest(8848), Lhotse, Nuptse, Amadblam, Thamserku, etc. 

The Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park is a perfect gateway crafted for families, including kids and elderly members, in the more popular region of Mt. Everest (8848 m), the highest mountain on our planet, offering awe-inspiring mountain panoramas without excessive effort. It is not true that only a highly physically fit man can accomplish hiking, retracing the footprints of legendary mountaineers, as we have successfully conducted several family treks in the Everest region with all levels of adventurers.

Depending on the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park itinerary, families can complete a hike through steep, rocky, and rough terrain in the Everest region in the first session of the adventure. Following the schedule, spend two nights and three days in Chitwan National Park, enjoying various jungle activities and participating in cultural programs. Embark on your dream journey through remote mountain villages in the eastern part of Nepal and lush plains of the national park, recognized as World Natural Heritage Sites, ranging from the south-central to south-southwestern portion of the country. 

Do not think that an odyssey with your children and senior members means delaying reaching your destinations, as it is an iconic offer to enjoy nature, culture, and adventure for a sufficient period with your loved ones. To make your Everest trekking and jungle safari more comfortable, choose the best Nepal trekking companies that can handle all things throughout the adventure. 

What to expect during the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park? 

The Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park offers you a unique experience compared to the hike in Annapurna, combined with the same park, due to differences in culture and topography of the region. Nevertheless, check out the following point for more information. 

What Cultural Treasures Await? -  Discovering the Lives of Sherpas and Tharus

As this 16 days adventure is more than a hike, you can immerse yourself in Nepal’s mountain world of the Sherpa community and the Tharu cultures of lush lowlands. While walking on Everest's trails along culturally rich Sherpa hamlets, gompas, and monasteries adorned with maniwalls, prayer wheels, and prayer flags, you have a sense of satisfaction with the observation of monks’ daily lifestyle and locals’ cultural heritage and rituals. 

On the 12th day of the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park 16 Days, you have enough time to know about the firsthand cultures of locals, especially the Newari, which showcases ancient historical facts through architecture and sculptures, which date back centuries, before heading to Chitwan National Park, Sauraha for diving deep into the vibrant Tharu Cultures. You will get to know the life beneath the Himalayas on the same journey. 

How Does the Journey Transform? From High-Altitude Treks to Lowland Safaris

Although trekking routes of the Everest region are well-marked compared to off-the-beaten-path routes in Nepal, you need to experience some challenges due to remoteness and rough mountainous landscapes. Hence, experiencing high-altitude walking with more unpredictable weather, make your way to the plains of Chitwan National Park with a tropical climate. Your juniors can increase knowledge about various places of unique ecosystems, trails, and weather conditions. 

While walking through Sagarmatha National Park, you will encounter rare Himalayan animals such as snow leopards, Himalayan black bears, blue sheep, red pandas, and Himalayan Tahr, you will enjoy spotting wildlife, including leopards, Bengal tigers, gharial crocodiles, wild boars, sambar deer, Asian elephants, etc.,  in Chitwan National Park.  In this way, this contrasting adventure with your family provides you with a comprehensive picture of Nepal’s cultural and natural diversity.

Can Families Find Everest Views during Scenic Treks Below Base Camp Level? 

Yes, like the EBC or ABC trek, families can savor the charm of the towering, snow-clad majestic Himalayas, including Mt. Everest, Amadablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, Thamserku, and Kangtega from various vantage points like Syangboche without reaching the base camp of the tallest mountain at an elevation of 5364 m. Moreover, the trails to Namche Bazaar, Khumjung, and Tyangboche also offer you the most breathtaking views of greenery and surrounding scenery. 

Is the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park for you? 

It does not matter that you are a beginner or an experienced trekker, as this package of 16 days mainly targets those seeking an exhilarating journey, which includes all ages and levels. As the hiking in the Everest region takes you to remote and high settlements above 3000 m,  the journey becomes quite challenging because of glacial moraine, steep ascents, and more rugged mountain terrain. However, the second phase of the journey does not require any physical endurance, combining Himalayan trekking with more relaxed jungle activities. Hence, the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park is an easy-to-moderate odyssey in Nepal. 

What is the total cost of the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park?  

The total cost of any journey depends on your preferences, chosen route, preferred services for a porter and a guide, accommodation, food, total distance, and duration of the travel. However, you can estimate your Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park cost to avoid surprise expenses on trails. Generally, our package price includes accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast, teahouses in the Everest trekking, and Chitwan National Park activities with breakfast, lunch, and dinner; all trekking permits and national park entry permits; fare for a porter and a guide; transportation (4WD and domestic flights); and some hiking essentials (duffle bag, water purification tablets). 

However, you need to pay out of your pocket for international airfare, travel insurance, the Nepal Entry Visa fee, extra snacks and drinks, tips for the guide, porter, and driver, sleeping bags, and a down jacket.  The Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park costs are affordable due to easy transportation access and shorter duration than other Kanchenjunga or Annapurna Circuit treks. 

Is the Everest Family Adventure with the Chitwan National Park Itinerary the best for you?  

 Adventure Treks Nepal’s Everest Family Adventure with the Chitwan National Park itinerary is tailored to make every trekker’s walking comfortable without rushing, including sufficient acclimatization days in places like Namche Bazar during hiking in high elevations of Everest and in Kathmandu after spending more than a week before heading to the subtropical climates of the plains.

Since the hike may also consist of small children, the itinerary does not require technical climbing and strenuous sections, unlike Everest Base Camp. The itinerary displays to you the beauty of the Himalayas and Terai sequentially, making it the best itinerary for families in Nepal. As we prioritize every trekker that joins us, please present your thoughts when you want some changes because all our itineraries are customizable depending on your choices and vacation durations. 

What is the total trekking distance of the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park? 

Since the Everest Family Adventure is moderate family-friendly journey, you have approximately 58 to 60 km to walk through paths of the Everest region with gradual ascents and discents. For more clearance, we will break down trekking distance as follows: 

  • Lukla to Phakding - 8 km
  • Phakding to Monjo - 6 km
  •  Monjo to Namche Bazaar - 6 km
  • Day hike Namche to Shyangboche and back - 4 km round trip
  • Namche Bazaar to Tyangboche - 10 km
  • Tyangboche to Khumjung - 7 km
  •  Khumjung to Phakding - 9 km
  •  Phakding to Lukla 8 km

Why the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park 2025 with us? 

Among several trekking companies in Nepal, Adventure Treks Nepal has also become reliable based on adventurers’ reviews.  Our team is available 24 hours for your service, making it easier for you to plan for trips in various countries such as Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan. Since we secure your safety throughout the journey, you can book the Everest Family Adventure With Chitwan National Park 16 Days, making it a smoother and worry-free trip than ever before. Our experienced guide and a porter enhance your trekking, managing all trekking logistics. Hence, choose us for a unique experience in two different worlds of Nepal with perfect guidance and arrangement. 

Itinerary
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After landing at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu, a representative from Adventure Treks Nepal will be waiting to pick you up and transfer you to a hotel in Thamel for an overnight stay. As you get fresh and completely rested for a while, you can stroll around the bustling streets of Kathmandu. In the evening, join a welcome dinner. 

  • Max Altitude: 1338 m
  • Meals: Welcome dinner
  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Duration: 35-40 minutes (drive)

With an aerial view of lush valleys, woodlands, hills, and winding rivers, a flight takes you to Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla, a gateway to Everest Base Camp. After having lunch and resting a while, head to Phakding, a beautiful village located along the bank of the Dudhkoshi River, walking through several quaint villages, suspension bridges, and green jungles. Spend your night in a peaceful environment, communicating with locals and tasting hearty Nepalese cuisine.

  • Max Altitude: 2640 m
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Duration: 35 to 40 minutes (flight), and 3-4 hours

Wake up early in the morning to reach the village of Monju,  hiking on trails adorned with rhododendron forests, and crossing the Monjo River as you begin the journey from the north of Phakding. After reaching today’s destination, following the Dudhkoshi river with gradual ascents, you need to obtain entry permits for the Sagarmatha National Park, as the park starts from it. 

 

  • Max Altitude: 2835 m
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Breakfast
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Duration: 3-4 hours

Depending on the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park itinerary, on the 4th day of the journey, hike through Sagarmatha National Park with glimpses of wildlife and vegetation with a 600 m altitude gain. In the first section, descend to the Koshi River, and then take ascending trails with gradual uphill climbs to reach Namche Bazar, also known as Sherpa town, where you can see numerous trekkers, guides, and porters, especially during the peak seasons.

  • Max Altitude: 3440 m
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Duration: 4-5 hours

It is your free day in Namchebazar with a golden opportunity to explore its vibrant markets and historical places. Based on your preferences, you can either rest and discover the Sherpa town or go on a side hike to Shyangboche at an elevation of 3833 m for breathtaking vistas of mountains, including Mt. Everest, Amadablam, and Lhotse, as well as visit Shyangboche Monastery, which reflects ancient Buddhist systems, influenced by Tibetan Buddhism. Return to the teahouse of Namchebazar before evening for overnight stays. 

 

 

  • Max Altitude: 3440 m
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Accommodation: Teahouses
  • Duration: 2-3 hours (hike to Shyanboche)

Leaving Namchebazar behind, begin today’s day hike from its northeast towards Tyangboche, one of the settlements in the Everest region, renowned for its serene atmosphere with panoramic scenes, and Tyangboche Monastery, an ancient monastery. Crossing several villages, including Kyangjuma, reach the destination to enjoy its natural grandeur as well as stunning vistas of Mt. Everest, Thamserku, Ama Dablam, Kangtega, and Lhotse. 

 

  • Max Altitude: 3860 m
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Duration: 5-6 hours

Although shorter, today’s hike to Khumjung will be rewarding, despite the steep ascent, thanks to the beautiful Sherpa villages along the way. Generally, Khumjung village is famous for its stone houses, the Hillary School, rich Sherpa traditions, and the Khumjung monastery (often considered to be the location of a yeti scalp). As Khumjung is a large settlement on trekking routes, you can have a deep insight into the authentic Himalayan cultural heritage of the Sherpa community. 

 

  • Max Altitude: 3780  m
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Duration: 4-5 hours

After a hearty breakfast at the teahouse in Khumjung, descending trails lead you back to Phakding village via the Sagarmatha National Park and settlements such as Monjo, Benkar, and others. Once you get a chance to explore Phakding before getting back to Lukla. 

 

  • Max Altitude: 2640 m
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Accommodation: Teahouses
  • Duration: 4-5 hours

 

Descending, steeper, and more rugged trails lead you towards Lukla with a hike of 3 to 4 hours. Enjoy your last night in the Everest region with your family and local Sherpa community,  sharing each other's experiences. Before bedtime, prepare yourself for tomorrow’s flight. 

 

  • Max Altitude: 2810 m
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Duration: 3-4 hours

A flight of 30 to 35 minutes takes you to Kathmandu with a glimpse of peaks, quaint villages, and terraced hillsides scattered across the Himalayas. Upon landing in Kathmandu, our team will transfer you to the hotel to unwind. 

 

  • Max Altitude: 1338 m
  • Meals: Breakfast
  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Duration: 35-40 minutes flight and 35 minutes drive

After spending a week in the high-altitude landscapes of the Everest region, you have a free day to let your body adjust before heading to the humid lowlands of the Terai. Accordingly, explore nearby restaurants to taste various local food items. 

 

  • Max Altitude: 1338 m
  • Meals: Breakfast
  • Accommodation: Hotel

The Everest Family Adventure with the Chitwan National Park itinerary offers you the opportunity to discover historical places, including Bhaktapur, Pashupatinath, and Boudhanath. After spending 5-6 hours, our representative shifts you to your hotel, and you can prepare for tomorrow’s thrilling drive to Chitwan National Park. 

 

 

  • Max Altitude: 1338  m
  • Meals: Breakfast
  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Duration: 5-6

After a hearty breakfast, you head to Chitwan National Park (Sauraha) with a scenic drive of  5 to 6 hours. Take a session to learn about the day’s activities in the national park. At first, explore the villages of Tharu to know their cultures and traditions. Visit the museum as it displays information about endangered species found in the park, as well as traditional Tharu tools, homes, and daily life.

 

 Afterward, enjoy the sunset view over the Rapti River, which creates a wonderful atmosphere for Photography. Have delicious local cuisines, and interact with locals and your family members in the evening before enjoying Tharu cultural stick dances.

  • Max Altitude: 150 to 300 m
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Accommodation: Jungle lodge
  • Duration: 5-6 hours

Wake up early in the morning with sunrises, listening to birds’ chirping and tree rustling, to have sufficient time to do jungle activities, including a jungle safari on an elephant or by jeep, birding, etc. For the clearance, below is the day schedule.

  • 06.00 hrs: Wake-up Call
  • 06.30 hrs: Breakfast
  • 07.15 hrs: Dog-out canoeing (BuddiRapti) / Short Jungle Walk. Visit the elephant Breeding
  • Centre
  • 12.30 hrs: Lunch
  • 13.15 hrs: Elephant Bathing
  • 15.00 hrs: Elephant Back Safari or Jeep safari.
  • 19.00 hrs: Free time for refreshment
  • 20.30 hrs: Dinner
  • Max Altitude: 150 to 300 m
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Accommodation: Teahouse
  • Duration: 9-10 hours (Jungle activities)

After spending 2 nights and 3 days in the Chitwan National Park, head to the vibrant capital city of Kathmandu. Upon your arrival, our team will transfer you to the hotel to unwind. You can visit the markets of Kathmandu, such as Thamel, Bouddha, and Lagankhel, to buy souvenirs for your loved ones and some essentials for yourself. In the evening, attend the farewell program, and share your experiences from the Himalayas to the Terai of Nepal. 

  • 06.30 hrs: Tea/Coffee
  • 07.00 hrs: Bird Watching.
  • 08.30 hrs: Breakfast
  • 09.15 hrs: Departure to Kathmandu.

 

  • Max Altitude: 1338 m
  • Meals: Breakfast and farewell dinner
  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Duration: 5-6 hours (drive)

On this day, you are leaving the country of the Himalayas for your homeland. We shift you to the Tribhuvan International Airport 2 or 3 hours before your schedule for easiness. With incredible memories, you will wave hands of departure. 

  • Meals: Breakfast
  • Duration: 35 to 40 minutes
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Included
  • All Transport (Private).
  • Accommodation in Kathmandu (Twin Sharing) with breakfast.
  • Trekking Duffel Bag.
  • Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner during the Trekking.
  • Accommodation in a teahouse (mountain lodge) while trekking, with attached bathroom where available.
  • Domestic Flight with Airport Tax.
  • Trekking Porter with Insurance. (We Provide 01 Porter for two trekkers.)
  • Trekking Guide with insurance.
  • Trekking Guide and Porters food and accommodation, wages, etc.
  • Everest panorama trekking Trekking map.
  • Sagarmatha (Everest) National park permits fee.
  • Khumbu pasang lhamu rural municipality entry permit fee.
  • Trekker’s Information Management system (TIMS).
  • All Government taxes Income tax plus VAT.
  • Office services charge.
  • Water purification tablets.
  • Accommodation in Chitwan with Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
  • All Jungle activities in Chitwan National park with entrance fee.
Excluded
  • International Airfare.
  • Your travel insurance of any kind
  • Nepal entry Visa fee (US$ 50 for 30 days) (US$ 30 for 15 days); you should get
  • visa open your arrival)
  • Drinks, Dessert, Juice, Mineral Water, Heater charge, Hot Shower, Wi-Fi, etc.
  • during the Trekking and main meals in cities.
  • Tips for Guide, Porter and driver.
  • Sleeping Bags and Down Jackets.
Essential Information

What is the ideal period to venture into the 14 days Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park? 

While considering the safety of all family members, the best times of the year for the Everest  Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), although it is accessible in all seasons. During peak seasons, hikers find it convenient to hike through dry, rough terrain,  as monsoon brings excessive rainfall, making trails muddy and slippery, whereas winter features icy and snowy paths. 

We also suggest that you not embark on treks during the off-season due to the lack of discounts on packages, as you might miss the most awe-inspiring vistas of majestic peaks due to less visibility because of clouds and fog. Avoid potential risks of an injury and an unsuccessful journey in the monsoon and winter due to avalanches, landslides, and floods, and enjoy spring’s blooming paradise or festival activities since national occasions like Dashain, Tihar, and Chhath take place during these periods. 

Why does the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park require trekking permits? 

You need to obtain certain permits for the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park based on the Nepalese government’s rules and regulations for trekking in various places in the country. On your behalf, our representative from AdventureTreks Nepal handles all necessary documentation, such as a TIMs (Trekkers Information Management System) card, a Sagarmatha National Park Entry permit, a Chitwan National Park Entry permit, and Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Muncipality Entry permit.

Attaining all these permits on time, you can escape or avoid various legal rules, laws, and punishments at several checkpoints, such as Lukla, Monjo, and Namche Bazar in the Everest region, and Sauraha in Chitwan National Park. Nevertheless, the major purpose of making these mandatory is to manage systematic tourism, control overtourism, and ensure trekkers’ safety during the journey, especially during the rescue period. 

The detailed information of hikers in authentic administration helps to track trekkers according to the provided itinerary and helps on time. Moreover, this system also assists in enriching local economic status and contributing to sustainable tourism, as the collected funds are usable for maintaining and cleaning trails. 

Is travel insurance necessary for the Everest  Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park? 

Of course, travel insurance is one of the most essential things for the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park to experience the joy of hiking on Everest trails worry-free above 3000 m, requiring emergency helicopter evacuation when you suffer from the symptoms of high altitude sickness and get injured by falling down.  The insurance not only covers all medical treatment costs at the hospital but also frees you from burdens due to unexpected events, including flight delays or cancellations, individual hiking gear and belonging loss or theft cases. Hence, confirm that you have chosen the right insurance through a trustworthy company to claim it when these situations happen. 

What kind of food and accommodation are available during the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park?

In Kathmandu and Pokhara, you will stay in a more facilitated hotel with Wi-Fi, hot showers, and Western food items. After leaving the capital city, adjust to the simple teahouses of the Everest region that provide you with warm and traditional hospitality, together with delicious Himalayan cuisine. In the serene atmosphere, enjoy staying in a common room with basic amenities and a furniture bed. The most common food during the Everest Family Adventure is Dal and Bhat, which consists of rice, seasonal vegetable curry, salad, and pickles. Hotels and restaurants of large settlements also offer you some Tibetan and Western food items, including thukpa, tsampa, momos, pasta, noodles, omelets, pancakes, and fried rice. 

Why is a guide mandatory for the 14 days Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park? 

A guide and a porter serve as safeguards during the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park, navigating trekking trails, arranging all trekking logistics, and carrying your heavy backpack throughout the journey. As our seasoned guides are trained to handle any circumstance, you do not have to get back without reaching your destination when a major route gets blocked due to construction or natural disasters, as they know alternative ways. 

While traversing various Sherpa villages in the Everest region or visiting Tharu villages, a guide and a local porter will help you to have a deep insight into authentic cultures since they know the historical and topographical background of the chosen destinations. They translate the information by translating it to English, making it easier for you to communicate with locals. In conclusion, the guide is a compulsory while processing for trekking permits but we strongly suggest you to hire also a porter for more enjoyable and comfortable journey. 

Do you need to be concerned about Altitude Sickness during the 14 days  Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park?

Although you are accompanied by an expert guide and follow a well-planned itinerary, it is crucial to be cautious during the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park due to the possibility of hiking at elevations above 3000 m in the Everest region. Thin air makes the hike challenging, presenting symptoms of high acute sickness. Therefore, ascend gradually to higher points, providing your body an adjustment period. 

Nevertheless, while there is no chance of altitude-related problems in the lower lands of Chitwan National Park, you will spend a few days in Kathmandu as part of the Everest Family Adventure itinerary after trekking for over a week at high altitudes.

Symptoms: Headache, rapid pulse, loss of appetite, nausea, dizziness, difficulty sleeping, shortness of breath, swelling of body parts, etc. 

What preparations do you need for the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park?

As there is one saying “ Prevention is better than cure,” you need full preparation for your successful adventure to the place of Mt. Everest and then to the world of vibrant wildlife and vegetation, Chitwan National Park, which was once the most favored hunting spot for Nepalese royal members. Although you will be travelling with your loved ones and professional team, you may go through some challenges (physical and mental). Here you go for strategic preparation for the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park. 

  • Ensure that your itinerary includes gradual ascents and sufficient acclimatization periods. 
  • Involve yourself in some simple cardiovascular exercises such as jumping, running, jogging, swimming, short hiking, cycling, etc., to strengthen the muscles of your legs for prolonged trekking in the Everest region. 
  • For mental resilience and avoiding unnecessary mental trauma during the journey, join yoga or meditation 1 or 2 months before the trip. 
  • Drink plenty of water and absorb liquids to keep your body hydrated, helping your body to minimize possible acute sickness. 
  • Eat fresh food and boiled water at teahouses, considering health and hygiene, and carry energy-provider snacks since some routes to remote settlements do not have shops. 
  • Do not forget essential paper documents (travel insurance, passport, and trekking permit)
  • Carry cash since the higher settlements of Everest do not have ATM service. 

Why is wise packing essential for the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park? 

You may be in dillema what to pack for these combine trekking as the hike takes yo to higer altitude elevations while you may feel warm in Chitwan National Park' environment. You should not pack unnecessarily, making your backpack very heavy, and also not miss any hiking gear that can help you in navigating trails. Here, we have provided essentials for each season while embarking on the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park with..

Autumn Essentials 

  • Thermal base layers, fleece, and down for layering. 
  • Outer waterproof shell in case of rain. 
  • Comfortable hiking boots with gaiters for dusty trails. 
  • Warm hats, gloves, and buffs for the elevation.
  • Sunglasses and sunscreen protect against higher UV rays.
  • Sleeping bag for sub-zero temperatures.

Spring Essentials 

  • Underwear, moisture-wicking base layers.
  • Insulated jackets for the cold mornings and evenings. 
  • Waterproof jackets and pants for spring showers. 
  • Good hiking boots with grip. 
  • Sun protection includes sunglasses, sunscreen, and a wide-brimmed hat. 

Monsoon Essentials 

  • Quick-dry clothes (don't use cotton)
  • Top-notch waterproof apparel like jackets, trousers, and backpack covers
  • Trekking poles for slippery paths 
  • Waterproof hiking boots and spare socks
  • Insect repellent + light rain cover
  • Light layers for warmth at mid-lower altitudes. 

Winter Essentials  

  • Heavyweight thermal base.  
  • Insulated down jacket and pants.  
  • The outer shell (highly waterproof and windproof)
  • Winter-grade hiking boots (ice sections).  
  • Thick gloves, a balaclava, and a warm beanie.  
  • Extreme cold-rated sleeping bag (-15 and below).  
  • Hand warmers and a thermos for hot drinks.

What kind of transportations do you use during the Everest Family Adventure with chitwan National Park? 

Generally, you will use private 4 WD (car and jeep), and airplane (domestic flight) for the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park. However, you can reach to initial point of hiking by Deluxe Ac bus through classic routes, which may take longer days although it is quite affordable instead of flying. We manage all transportation from picking up, reaching destinations (Everesr region and Chitwan National Park), city tour to dropping up at the time of departure. You will enjoy your every travel whether it is a road-ride, or flight. 

FAQs

The highest point of the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan National Park is 3860 m (Tyangboche), which is a wonderful vantage point for breathtaking mountain vistas and surrounding scenery. 

 If you extend your trip to the capital city, you can visit historical places, go on an ABC Helicopter Tour, go Day Hiking, Indoor Climbing, Cycling, Pottery, Cooking Class, etc., after reaching Kathmandu. However, you have to inform us for it. 

 

Spring( March to May) and autumn(september to november) are optimal period of the year for the Everest Family Adventure with Chitwan Nation Park 2025.

Only certain teahouses of large settlements in the Everest region can provide you internet and hotshower services due to poor networks and dufficult transportation. However, you can enjoy modern facilities to the fullest in Kathmandu's stays. 

No, tap water found on trekking routes may not be safe for your health. However, you can drink using water putification tablets in case of emergency, and it is better to drink mineral water or purified water, served at teahouses. 

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