Solo-ish Nepal

A jeep safari in Chitwan National Park offers a chance to spot wildlife, followed by cycling along the Narayani River and a cultural dance with the Tharu community. Hiking to Gorakhkali Temple near Gorkha introduces the region’s rolling hills, while the lakeside town of Pokhara provides moments of calm under the watchful gaze of the World Peace Pagoda and an early morning sunrise at Sarangkot.

The group size is small, and shared accommodation eliminates a solo supplement. A Chief Experience Officer accompanies the group throughout, balancing local guides and their own knowledge, with time allowed for independent wandering or rest. It’s a varied twelve days that matches Nepal’s shift from urban buzz to peaceful trails without pretence or rush.

Pokhara

These are the places the trip visits, in order. G Adventures publishes the day-by-day itinerary on its own site.