Experience the vibrant heart of Nepal through its festivals — where tradition, spirituality, and joy come alive!
Our Nepal Festival Celebration Tour invites you to immerse yourself in Nepal’s most colorful and meaningful cultural events, from sacred rituals to lively street celebrations. Whether it’s Dashain, Tihar, Holi, or Buddha Jayanti, each festival reveals the deep connection between Nepal’s people, religion, and heritage.
Designed for families, students, and cultural enthusiasts, this tour combines educational sightseeing with real festival participation. You’ll learn the significance of ancient rituals, take part in traditional offerings, and witness how Nepal’s festivals foster harmony among diverse communities.
This is not just a sightseeing trip — it’s a journey into Nepal’s living culture and a celebration of togetherness.
Nepal Festival Celebration Tour highlights
Celebrate Nepal’s major festivals with local families and communities.
Visit UNESCO Heritage Sites — Kathmandu Durbar Square, Patan, and Bhaktapur.
Learn about Hindu and Buddhist rituals, art, and symbolism.
Experience hands-on cultural activities: making garlands, painting tika, or lighting diyas.
Attend traditional music and dance performances.
Explore the cultural contrasts of Kathmandu and Pokhara.
Gain deeper insight into Nepali spirituality and harmony between religions.
Meet and greet at Tribhuvan International Airport.
Evening cultural welcome dinner with traditional Nepali dance performance. Overnight in Kathmandu.
Note:The itinerary can be adjusted according to the festival calendar — for example, Dashain (Sept–Oct), Tihar (Oct–Nov), Holi (Feb–Mar), or Buddha Jayanti (Apr–May).
Visit Kathmandu Durbar Square to learn about royal and religious traditions.
Orientation session on Nepal’s major festivals and their significance.
Explore Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple) for insight into Buddhist rituals. Overnight in Kathmandu.
Depending on timing, participate in a festival event:
🪔 Tihar (Festival of Lights) – decorate with flowers, light diyas, and visit local homes.
🎨 Holi (Festival of Colors) – enjoy color celebrations in a safe, joyful setting.
🐐 Dashain – witness family blessings and animal offerings (non-violent options available).
🌕 Buddha Jayanti – visit Lumbini or attend Buddhist prayers at Swayambhunath.
Learn from locals about cultural meanings and rituals. Overnight in Kathmandu.
Explore Bhaktapur Durbar Square, famous for its medieval architecture and living heritage.
Join a pottery-making or mandala-painting workshop.
Visit Patan Museum and Golden Temple to learn about Buddhist rituals. Overnight in Patan.
Scenic drive to Pokhara with stops at small towns and temples.
Evening walk by Phewa Lake and enjoy a lakeside festival atmosphere. Overnight in Pokhara.
Visit Bindhyabasini Temple and Gupteshwor Cave.
Learn about local Newari and Gurung traditions.
Attend an evening cultural music show or local celebration (depending on timing). Overnight in Pokhara.
Drive or fly back to Kathmandu.
Evening farewell dinner featuring Nepali folk dances and storytelling. Overnight in Kathmandu.
Free morning for last-minute shopping or temple visits.
Airport transfer for departure.
Are you interested in planning a custom trip with us? It’s quick, easy, and takes only 2 minutes.
What’s Included
All ground transportation and Airport transfers.
3 Star hotel accommodation with Daily breakfast.
Private transfers, sightseeing tours and Festival participation arrangements.
Cultural guide with festival expertise.
One bottle of mineral water per person per day.
Traditional farewell dinner.
Entrance fees and local guide services.
What’s Not Included
International flights and visa fees (Visa available upon arrival).
Lunches/dinners not mentioned.
Tips, beverages, and personal expenses.
Tips for guides, drivers, and staff.
Personal travel insurance.
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Best Time to Join
Dashain: Late September – Early October
Tihar: Late October – November
Holi: February – March
Buddha Jayanti: April – May
Losar (Jan – Feb)
Shivaratri (Feb)
Bisket Jatra (Apr)
Buddha Jayanti (Apr – May)
Ropain – rice planting season (Jun – Jul)
Janai Purnima & Gai Jatra (Aug)
Teej, Yenya & Ganesh Chaturthi – Festival of Women (Aug – Sep)
Chhath Parva (Oct – Nov)
Christmas & New Year (Dec)
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FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
Can I choose which festival I want to experience?
Yes, the tour is customizable based on Nepal’s festival calendar. You can plan around major festivals like Dashain, Tihar, Holi, or other festivals.
Are these festivals safe for families and children?
Absolutely! We ensure a safe, respectful, and fun experience, especially for families and educational groups.
Do I participate in rituals?
Yes — simple, non-religious activities like lighting lamps, offering flowers, or joining local music events are encouraged.
Will guides explain cultural meanings?
Yes – our local cultural guides provide in-depth explanations of rituals, symbols, and traditions.
What if no major festival occurs during my visit?
We can include mini-festival experiences (weekly temple rituals, Newar feasts, or cultural workshops).
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