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Nepal Holi Tour

7 Nights 8 Days Tour Easy

Nepal Holi Tour

The festive season started with the changes in the calendar from Winter to Spring season. Spring brings joy and love which signifies the togetherness of lovers in the theater of nature. The popular festival of color – Holi celebrates the arrival of Spring in the sub-continent of South Asia. Especially, Holi is celebrated in Nepal and India by Hindu communities in the month of Falgun in Purnima (Full moon day).  Holi is celebrated for a couple of days in Nepal. The installation of Chir, a ceremonial bamboo pole with three layers of colorful clothes at Basantapur Durbar Square officially starts Holi for seven days in Kathmandu Valley.  Every year Chir is erected in Durbar square to symbolize the start of the Holi festival by locals and priests following traditional rituals and puja.

It is believed that the festival has been celebrated for centuries to mark the victory over the daemon. It is also considered as passion, love, joy, and friendship by spreading the multicolor of life in a jolly mode. The Holi tour to Nepal can give insight into Nepalese society’s multicultural and multilingual setup, which has unique harmony and unity. You can experience the uniqueness of Kathmandu Valley Holi in Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur, whereas you will experience differences in Terai Holi as you participate in Chitwan Sauraha. The Holi of Tharu people enjoy differently. This is a special tour to understand Nepalese society in a single frame.  Holi Photography and Holi festival tours are designed for those who like to know Nepal through its culture and festivals. We will visit Kathmandu Valley, Pokhara Valley, Chitwan, and a few hill stations to view the magnificent Himalayan range.

In Kathmandu Valley, Holi is celebrated for seven days as a tradition, even though the last day is important as all families, and friends unite together forgetting all resentments and bad feelings towards each other and exchanging greetings by putting different colors.   These days people use water also. But in the Terai, Holi is celebrated in next day after the hilly district celebrates. Due to this reason, we can experience Holi in a different place during this tour. Either we can enjoy Holi in Kathmandu Valley and Chitwan or Pokhara Valley and Chitwan.

Within this tour, you will explore famous and sacred tourist destinations in Kathmandu Valley, which are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Swoyambhunath, Bouddhanath, Pashupatinath, and Durbar Squares of Kathmandu valley.

Pokhara Tour showcases you to experience the natural beauty of Pokhara Valley and its surroundings. The Fewa Lake boating, hiking to Peace Stupa, exploring Pokhara city by cycling, or visiting the Museum will be more interesting and memorable. Australian camp and Seti River rafting are another special feature of this Holi tour.

The most thrilling part of this tour is the Jungle safari at Chitwan National Park.  When you encounter a horned Rhino, the moment will be never erased from your memory.

Nepal Holi Tour Highlights


  • Group Size: Min 1 +
  • Season: Spring (During March)
  • Accommodation: Three, four, and five-star hotel (Twin Sharing) based on BB
  • Duration: 7 Nights 8 Days
  • Transportation: Private car/Jeep/Bus

Cost Includes


  • All Ground transportation during the tour.
  • Destinations Hotel with Full Board Package.
  • Chitwan Activities – Jungle Safari, Elephant Jungle Safari, Canoeing, Tharu Cultural Dance.
  • Pokhara Activities-Seti River Rafting, Boating in Fewa Lake, David Fall, Peace Stupa.
  • Guide and Applicable Entrance Fees.
  • All government Taxes and Company service charges.

Cost Excludes


  • Travel Insurance.
  • International Airfare
  • Alcohol, soft drinks, etc.
  • Personal touring equipment
  • Tips for staff and driver (Tipping is respected but it is not mandatory)
  • Emergency evacuation expenses.
  • Mountain Flights, Bungee, and other activities not on the Itinerary
  • Any additional cost due to natural calamities and unforeseen circumstances