Tours of Nepal

It's a wonderful world and there's no better way to experience its magic than by taking your family on an family adventure holiday. Travelling with children is incredibly rewarding as they see, hear and are in awe of the small things that us adults can sometimes take for granted. With 30 years history of running adventure travel holidays, coupled with our experience of travelling with our families, we know exactly what it takes to make a family adventure. Each of our family adventures has been designed to ensure that both parents and children get the most out of their holiday. Whether you are a regular KE client looking to share your pioneering spirit with the children, or you are dipping your toes in the waters of adventure travel for the first time, you should find your perfect holiday amongst our family adventures. Exotic cultures, breath-taking natural environments and amazing historical treasures have never been more accessible for the whole family to enjoy.

Kathmandu to Chitwan - Nepal Family Holiday

Home to both high mountains and lowland jungle, the suprising diversity of Nepal makes it perfect for a family adventure holiday. We have designed this short family holiday to offer a taste of Nepal's finest elements, conscious that it should work within half term holidays as well as Christmas and Easter breaks. Our journey begins in Kathmandu, the vibrant Nepalese capital. After orientation, we visit a local market to buy the ingredients for a cookery lesson where we will learn how to make dhal and chappatis or other traditional Nepalese fare. The next day we drive west to begin our short trek through a part of the ‘Middle Hills' of the Himalaya, home to the Chepang people. From Hugdi, on the banks of the Trisuli River, we trek to the villages of Hattibang and Upardhangadhi where we will spend a total of 3 nights as the guests of villagers in their homes. Rising early, we hike to the summit of Sirauchuli (1900m) for sunrise views of the distant Himalaya to the north and the Indian Gangetic plane to the south. Shifting our focus to nearby Chitwan and its famous national park, we enjoy elephant rides and keep our eyes peeled for tigers! Returning to Kathmandu by plane, there's a last chance for souvenir hunting before saying a final Namaste! With a variety of activities and a wonderful insight into the life of the villages of rural Nepal, this is a family holiday which will provide lasting memories.