Nagarkot Chisapani Bicycle Tour
Nagarkot Chisapani Bicycle Tour


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OVERVIEW
Kathmandu and Nagarkot is a famous valley that carries rich culture, historical and scenic exploration in Nepal. Nagarkot is 27.9km away from Kathmandu valley which takes 1hr and 30 minutes of drive to reach. This valley is considered one of the most enriching places for travel and tours with amazing flora and fauna to offer.
During your short stay from Kathmandu to Nagarkot, you will observe various traditions, historical and religious places. Get thrilled with beautiful views of snow-capped mountains in Nagarkot and amazing sunrises and sunsets.
Nagarkot Chisapai Bicycle Tour is a short exceptional day trip where you will paddle in natural wonders of the Himalayas, Green hills, Mountains, dense and thick forests.
If you are a Mountain bike lover, don’t miss the opportunity to observe scenic views of the terraced hillside, mountains, hills, forests of rhododendrons.
As these places are famous for their breathtaking panoramic views of lush green hills and mountains, you will enjoy the amusing valley with warm hospitality from the locals. On your way to Nagarkot by bicycling, you will enjoy exploring beautiful ancient royal downfalls and rich Nepalese architecture and handicrafts.
You will have a whole day of adventure in cycling roaming through the valley. With our professional guide, he will help you get into the beautiful destinations safely.
This tour package is for 4 days where we will start our journey from Kathmandu. We will cycle our way to Sundarijal and eventually reach Chisapani.
Chisapani is a place with cold water where you will observe a hidden valley with snowy peaks. From Chisapani we will paddle our way to Namobouddha, Nagarkot, and make a return trip back to Kathmandu.
ITINERARY
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Day 1: Cycling from Kathmandu to Chisapani
Our scenic tour on bicycle starts from Kathmandu to Chisapani which is 20.1km. Usually, it takes 1hr and 30 minutes of drive to reach Chisapani so with cycling it will take about 4 hours. We will have morning breakfast in Kathmandu and head towards Sundarijal. We will cross the George vertical uphill and follow the Melamchi water road which will take us to the seasonal road to Chisapani. The road is paved and rocky in some areas where you will cross through dense forests and notice how people are hiking on their way to Chisapani. On your way, you will see many cold water taps that are fresh and safe to drink. On your arrival at Chisapani, our guide will help you stay in a nice hotel where you can have rest. -
Day 2: Cycling from Chisapani to Nagarkot
After morning breakfast at Chisapani, we will leave for Nagarkot. We will start cycling by following the trail to Pati bhanjyang and gradually reach Nagarkot 2175m. It will take about 5 hours to reach Nagarkot and after arrival, you will see amazing views of snow-capped mountains and hills on every side. Nagarkot being a small valley is famous for its beautiful and amazing views of mountains and hills. From cycling to 4-5 hours you will feel strength in your bones. As you cycle in mountains and devour the views of natural beauty you will feel stress-free as well your muscle strength and flexibility is increased. -
Day 3: Cycling from Nagarkot to Namo Bouddha
Today we will wake up early in the morning and cycle to the view tower; a famous spot for sunrise and sunsets. We will make our way towards Namobouddha today. We will cycle through amazing natural sceneries and small local villages. You will enjoy the country’s rural aspects and cultures. Apart from that, you will also witness amazing Himalayan views. We will cycle through Dhulikhel, Banepa, and Nala places which are quite beautiful and have small valleys like Nagarkot. After reaching Namo Bouddha after 4-5hours of the ride, we will stop for lunch and explore the Gumba in depth. Today your body postures, coordination, and joint mobility will improve. You will feel free from diseases and cycling also helps in the removal of body fat. -
Day 4: Cycling to Kathmandu
Today after having morning breakfast at Namo Bouddha, we will leave for Kathmandu. We will follow the trail to Balthali which is a beautiful and traditional village rich in ancient architectural buildings and beautiful temples. We will cross through several green surroundings, farms, and hills. You will have a pleasant ride in Balthali village. After 2 hours of paddling from Balthali, we will reach Panauti. From there we will stop for lunch and start cycling towards Kathmandu city.
COST
TRIP INFO
Trek Overview:
- Trek Duration: 4 days
- Trek Grade: Easy
- Highest Altitude: 2,159meters
- Accommodation: Lodge
- Transportation: Cycling
- Group size: 2 to 12 (maximum)
- Best Season: Spring
- Trek cost: ****
Trip Highlights:
- Experience adventurous cycling in the beautiful valley of Nagarkot
- Panoramic views of Himalayan white peaks
- Cycle through local villages
- Observe amazing greenery landscapes
- Explore paved off-roads, rice fields, forests, and charming villages
- Chance to encounter many species of birds and wild animals
WHAT IS INCLUDED
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- Private ground vehicle.
- A professional and friendly trekking guide.
- Porter, Cook, and helpers.
- All breakfasts during the whole tour and all meals during the trek.
- Two nights’ accommodation in Standard Hotel and lodge accommodation during the trek.
- All government and airport taxes.
- All necessary and restricted permits are required during the trek.
- First aid medical kit.
WHAT IS EXCLUDED
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- International airfare from/ to Nepal.
- Travel insurance.
- Personal expenses.
- Gratuities (Tips).
- Personal trekking kits and equipment.
- Emergency rescue services.
- Visa expenses.
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EQUIPMENT CHECKLIST
RECOMMENDED GEARS
Here are some necessary trekking apparatus that can be required for accomplishing your trek effortlessly. They are shortlisted below.
PERSONAL AND CLOTHING ITEMS
- Thin T-shirts
- Sun hat
- Bandana (if necessary)
- Baby wipes
- Sunglasses
- Sanitizers and alcohol wipes
Accessories and Technical items
- Binoculars
- Camera
- Diaries and Journal to write experiences in words
- Books/GPS navigators
- Credit cards/ATM cards
- Umbrella (if it’s too hot or if it rains)