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This life-changing journey gives you an opportunity to volunteer for the betterment of the local communities while you get to see plenty of amazing places and things in this beautiful Himalayan country Nepal. Volunteering and yoga practice takes your life to the next level as it helps you open up to the living truth and you learn to serve the better purpose in your life.
Take this amazing and life-changing trip to Nepal, where you will practice yoga, volunteer in one of our projects and of course see the sites around where you will get to mingle with the local culture and lifestyle. Your twelve days trip begins and ends in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal, which houses several enchanting world heritage monuments where you get an incredible cultural, historical, and spiritual immersion.
You practice yoga to heighten the mind, body and soul harmony which leads you to a happier and more comfortable life. Teaching in a local school or serving in an orphanage is part of your Karma Yoga through which you get satisfaction and the Yoga practice leads you to a healthier and more stable physical, mental and spiritual state.
Not only volunteering and yoga practice but also show you around the beauty of Nepal is the focus of this trip. The trip shows you some incredible historical cultural heritage sites in Kathmandu where you get an extraordinary experience of immersing into culture, art, architecture, history, spirituality and many other diverse aspects of the Nepali lifestyle. Then it takes you to an unbelievably beautiful city of Pokhara which is also famous as the “city of lakes”.
You will get an opportunity to take a breathtaking close up look at the Himalaya, a stunning sunrise view, a calming boat ride on lake. While Chitwan National Park has an amazing jungle safari tour to offer you. You will get to see one-horned rhino, deer, bear, crocodile, Bengal Tiger (occasionally) and several other animals during the exciting safari tour.
So in total, this trip of 12 days will change your life perspective. You will go back home completely recharged and happy. Join this Nepal volunteering and Yoga trip to serve a better purpose.
You will be welcomed by our representative on your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Later, you will be transferred to your hotel. Check into the hotel, freshen up, relax a bit or you can explore the vicinity until we meet in the evening for the trip briefing. The time for the briefing will be informed to you once you arrive at hotel. Hotel - Thamel Eco Resort or similar
After breakfast in the morning we go for the Kathmandu sightseeing tour. We are going to do the UNESCO CULTURAL HERITAGE TOUR today which includes: Swoyambhunath - The oldest Buddhist Stupa in Kathmandu Valley, a beautiful abode for lots of monkeys thus also known as Monkey Temple, is also a perfect vantage point to see Kathmandu valley. Pashupatinath- A holy pilgrimage for Hindus and Hindu Crematorium, watch as the Hindu dead bodies are cremated in the most unique way in the world; we come across men with ash rubbed body, matted locks and dreaded look which is typical look of a Hindu Holy Men known as Sadhus. Boudhanath- the biggest Buddhist temple in the world; a site for Tibetan Buddhism where we can visit monasteries, watch the Holy Monks busy in their chanting ritual going around the temple. Patan Durbar Square- A Medieval Royal Palace area which is also known as the city of fine arts, we can see the finest example of metal and stone carving back to 14th century and also the amazing Nepali Architecture. Evening transfer to Home Stay to have authentic Nepali meal and stay experience.
• Stay at an apartment style house at the Yoga resort. • Learn Yoga in the morning. • Teach English in the nearby school or serve at the Orphanage. • This is will be a highlight of your stay, as you get to interact in a meaningful way and make a positive difference in an impoverished community of Nepal. Connect and spread positive vibes around and get the same in return.
Early morning breakfast and we check out the hotel to go to Pokhara. An about 6 hours drive by a bus takes us to the amazingly beautiful city of Pokhara 200 km west of Kathmandu. The drive is very scenic which goes through the winding and stretching road along side the famous rafting river of Trishuli and later on Marsyangdi. The passing through some beautiful small Nepali towns will give you some glimpses of countryside of Nepal.
We wake up early in the morning and drive to Sarangkot, a beautiful hill in Pokhara famous for Sunrise, for 35 minutes. A real Closed-up look of the Annapurna and Fishtail, and the unparalleled Sunrise from there makes a perfect start of our day. After Sunrise, we come back to hotel for breakfast. After breakfast we go to hike up to World Peace Stupa, a nice hiking destination in Pokhara which will take us one hour to reach the top. It’s a beautiful viewpoint and a Buddhist Pilgrimage as well. Later we come down to visit Davis falls and cave and Tibetan Refugee Camp. We can choose to do some adventure activities like Paragliding, ultralight flight and Zip flyer as well with an extra cost.
After breakfast, we start driving to Chitwan National Park. It takes us about 4 hours to reach this beautiful National Park to the down south of Nepal. Chitwan national park was once the hunting ground of British and Nepalese aristocrats. Today, the animals - elephant, rhinoceros, tiger, leopard and deer - are protected, not shot. The greatest thrill here is to scout for wildlife on the back of an elephant. This national park is enlisted in the UNESCO’s Natural Heritage Site.
Full day in Chitwan National Park for exciting activities like: jungle walk, elephant riding, village visit, canoeing, visit to elephant breeding center, bird-watching etc. A nature guide will lead us through all the activities giving us more insights about the wildlife, flora and fauna in the national park. View of wild and aquatic life like rhinoceros, deer, bear, crocodile, and different birds can make our day there. In the evening we can enjoy the Tharu cultural show. Tharus are aboriginal people of the area who have their own language, culture and tradition. Hotel: Jungle Safari Lodge or similar
We are driving back to Kathmandu today after our breakfast. It takes us about 5 hours to reach Kathmandu. We can fly back with an extra cost. Later in the evening, we go for farewell Nepali dinner with cultural show in Kathmandu and can have discussion about the trip experience.
Today is our last day of this meaningful journey so we will transfer you to airport for the departure to home.
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mauriceramirez
Helpful, friendly, and competent team top to bottom!
We started with yoga classes in KTM and Pokhara and all accomodations were very comfortable. Included meals were authentic and delicious. Hotel staff were always gracious and smiling. The yogi was wonderful as well, teaching an emphasis more on mental awareness over physical fitness/toning of western course I'd done in Berkeley and SF...Which was unexpectedly useful for the long trek to come. All day trips around Kathmandu were guided by a very professional and knowledgeable college professor with a good sense of making sure things didn't feel too touristy. Owner Rajan was usually personally available to attend to needs and questions. At dinner one night we spoke to him in the hotel to upgrade our trek to a custom private Annapurna Base Camp, and by breakfast the next day he had it all set up complete with an AWESOME guide + porter. We will never forget our wonderful guide, Barat, and our porter Sandisk. We ended up spending two weeks trekking the Himalayas with these two men and they were personable, friendly, and knowledgeable, and never too chatty, imposing, or pushy. (We'd noted some other groups along the trek with guides/porters that were boorish, incompetent, or unprofessional). Our guys handled our supplies, lodging, food, communicated well, even bringing an impressive array of emergency articles...EVERYTHING 100% pro and totally inspired confidence. We didn't have to think about logistics at all, and utterly enjoyed every moment. There are some things in Nepal that I didn't like seeing so much, such as certain groups of tourists unfairly haggling poor merchants, the oppressive pollution and traffic in Kathmandu, and those darn rolling power outages. But due to Earthbound's ways, none that stuff negated any of a wonderful experience overall. Thank you Rajan, Barat, everyone on the Earthbound staff, and all the associated vendors. You guys are the best!