Fitness Level: Moderate fitness is recommended. The Poon Hill trek involves 4–6 hours of walking each day with uphill and downhill sections, including the famous stone steps to Ulleri. Maximum Altitude: Poon Hill (3,210 m / 10,531 ft). Altitude sickness is generally not a concern on this itinerary, but walking at a comfortable pace and staying hydrated is advised. Best Time to Travel: February to May and September to December offer the clearest mountain views, pleasant temperatures, and excellent trekking conditions. Expected Temperature: Kathmandu & Pokhara: 10°C–30°C depending on the season. Chitwan: 15°C–35°C. During the trek, temperatures range from 0°C–20°C, with chilly mornings and evenings. Accommodation: Comfortable hotels in Kathmandu, Chitwan, Pokhara, and Bhaktapur, with clean and cozy local teahouse lodges during the trekking portion. Meals: Breakfast is included throughout the tour. Full board (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) is provided during your stay in Chitwan and throughout the trek. What to Pack: Comfortable trekking shoes, warm jacket, fleece, rain jacket (seasonal), hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, reusable water bottle, personal medications, power bank, and a small daypack. Luggage: A duffel bag or backpack is recommended for trekking. Your main luggage can be safely stored at your hotel in Pokhara during the trek. Currency: Nepalese Rupees (NPR) are used. ATMs are available in Kathmandu and Pokhara, but carry sufficient cash before starting the trek. Electricity & Internet: Nepal uses 230V, Type C, D, and M plugs. Wi-Fi is available in most hotels and many trekking lodges, though connections may be slower in remote mountain areas. Travel Insurance: Comprehensive travel insurance covering trekking, medical emergencies, and emergency helicopter evacuation is strongly recommended. Optional Activities: Paragliding, ultralight flights, zipline, and bungee jumping are available in Pokhara at an additional cost.

A valid passport with at least 6 months' validity from your arrival date is required for travel to Nepal. Most nationalities can obtain a Nepal Tourist Visa on Arrival at Kathmandu International Airport or apply in advance through a Nepalese embassy. Travel insurance covering trekking activities, medical treatment, and emergency helicopter evacuation is highly recommended. The highest point of this trip is Poon Hill (3,210 m). While the risk of altitude sickness is low, staying hydrated and walking at a comfortable pace is advised. Weather in the Himalayas can change quickly. Itineraries may be adjusted due to road conditions, flight delays, or unforeseen weather without compromising your overall experience. Domestic flights between Pokhara and Kathmandu are subject to weather and air traffic conditions. Flexibility may occasionally be required. Wildlife sightings in Chitwan National Park depend on nature and cannot be guaranteed, although one-horned rhinoceros are commonly seen. During the trek, accommodation is in local mountain teahouses with basic but comfortable facilities. Hot showers, charging devices, and Wi-Fi may incur additional charges. Respect local customs and religious sites by dressing modestly, removing shoes where required, and asking permission before photographing people. Drink only bottled, filtered, or purified water throughout the trip. Avoid drinking untreated tap water. Carry sufficient Nepalese Rupees (NPR) before the trek, as ATMs and card payment facilities are limited in mountain villages. A valid government-issued photo ID or passport is required for domestic flights and hotel check-ins. Please inform us in advance of any dietary requirements, allergies, or medical conditions so suitable arrangements can be made. Optional adventure activities such as paragliding, ultralight flights, and bungee jumping are available in Pokhara and can be booked locally at an additional cost. Tipping is not mandatory but is customary in Nepal for guides, drivers, and trekking staff if you are satisfied with their services.