Day Tours

Far Out Nepal: Day Tours in Nepal

Nepal may be a small country, but it offers a wide variety of activities beyond your customized multi-day trips. If you have extra time after your main itinerary, or you’re simply looking for a standalone day tour, we’ve got plenty of exciting options to offer. Whether you want to explore something not included in your main trip, or you’re only in Nepal for a short visit, we can arrange exclusive, personalized day tours just for you.

Popular One-Day Trips with Far Out Nepal:

Spiritual and cultural heritage tours

Helicopter flight to Everest with a half-day city tour

Scenic mountain flights over the Himalayas combined with spiritual site visits

Village day hikes

Birdwatching excursions

Paragliding and mountain biking in Pokhara Valley

One-day rafting or kayaking adventure

Ultralight flights in Pokhara + Peace Stupa visit and boating on Phewa Lake

Bungee jumping

Introductory Thangka painting workshop with a talk on Buddhism

Maithili painting and pottery-making class

Nepali cooking experience – learn to prepare local delicacies

A day of golf with a Himalayan view

Why Choose Our Day Tours in Nepal?

Convenient and Flexible: Ideal for travelers with limited time who still want to soak in Nepal’s natural beauty and rich culture.

Expert-Guided Experiences: Our local guides bring deep knowledge of Nepal’s history, culture, and spiritual traditions.

Cultural Immersion: Even in a single day, you can explore ancient temples, participate in hands-on cultural activities, or engage with local communities.

Let Far Out Nepal craft a memorable day just for you — no matter how short your stay.

Everest Helicopter Tour

Private Charter Helicopter Flight with Far Out Nepal

Nepal, home to eight of the world’s fourteen peaks above 8,000 meters, is a paradise for adventurers and mountain lovers. The most thrilling way to witness the breathtaking beauty of these snowy giants in a short time is through an Everest Helicopter Tour.

Flying in an AS350 B3 helicopter, this tour offers an unforgettable aerial adventure over the Himalayas. Whether you are short on time or prefer a luxurious way to experience this exclusive helicopter tour is designed to create memories that last a lifetime.

Everest Helicopter: Highlights

Around 4 hours adventure Helicopter flight from Kathmandu to EVEREST REGION (Khumbu Region) and back
An aerial view of the green rolling hills as you fly towards the Khumbu region
During the short stopover at Lukla you can witness Lukla which is the gateway to Everest Base Camp Trek
First sweep through the helicopter flight to Gokyo Valley famous for five glacier lakes, Nepal longest glaciers with some fine view of the Himalayas
Cross through Cho La Pass with amazing view of the high Himalayas
You have a view aerial view of Khumbu Glacier, base camp of the highest peak of the world.
The breathtaking view from Mt. Everest (8.848 m), Mt. Ama Dablam (6.856 m), Mt. Nuptse (7.861 m) and Mt. Pumori (7,165 m)
Stop over at the highest point hotel in the world with delicious breakfast and 360 – degree stunning view of the lofty Himalayas
Comfortable private journey with just three passengers having window seats throughout the trip with no hanging out at Pheriche which is at an elevation of 4371 m poshing a risk of altitude waiting for the other passenger to finish the flight
Medical Oxygen in case of emergency
Reliable Helicopter company with Experience Pilot to take you in once in lifetime experience.

Everest Helicopter Flight Route:

The helicopter flight to Everest base camp begins in the early hours from Kathmandu Domestic Airport then flies eastward via Bhaktapur, hills of Nagarkot village.
It then passes through Jiri village flying higher towards Lukla for refuelling.
Stop at Lukla to refuel and take a Helicopter flight to Everest base camp.
Then after a brief stop it flies Northwest towards Gokyo Valley cross Cho La pass towards Everest Base Camp
After the overflow of Everest Base Camp and getting a superb view of the Himalayas it returns down to Syangboche where the Everest View Hotel is situated for the delicious breakfast.
Here we spend some time having breakfast and enjoying the view of the lofty Himalayas.
Then back to Lukla for refueling
We then fly back to Kathmandu

Challenges & Important Considerations:

Weather conditions must be favorable for a smooth experience.
Physical fitness is necessary, and consulting a physician before flying is recommended.
Total flight duration is approximately 4/5 hours including breakfast

Australian Camp Day Hike

Australian Camp Day Hike: A Short Himalayan Adventure from Pokhara

The Annapurna Himalayan Range, located in north-central Nepal, is home to some of the world’s most majestic peaks, including Annapurna I (8,091 m)—the tenth-highest mountain globally. The region boasts 13 peaks over 7,000 meters and 16 over 6,000 meters, making it a dream destination for trekkers and mountain lovers alike.

This breathtaking range stretches approximately 55 kilometers, bordered by the Kali Gandaki Gorge to the west, Marshyangdi River to the northeast, and the Pokhara Valley to the south. Notably, Annapurna I was first climbed by a French Expedition in 1950 via the north face. Today, the entire massif lies within the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) and is home to several world-famous trekking routes.

The Annapurna region attracts nearly two-thirds of all trekkers visiting Nepal, thanks to its accessibility, scenic beauty, and cultural richness.

Australian Camp Day Hike: Overview

The Australian Camp Day hike is an easy, scenic hike that offers panoramic mountain views, cultural immersion, and the tranquil beauty of the lower Himalayas. This short trek is ideal for families, beginners, and anyone with limited time looking for a rewarding trekking experience near Pokhara. It is around 26 Kms from Pokhara Valley.

You’ll walk through rhododendron forests, terraced fields, and traditional Gurung villages, with constant views of Annapurna, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and Dhaulagiri ranges. A highlight of the trip is lunch at Australian Camp, surrounded by peaceful mountain scenery.

Australian Camp Day Hike: Highlights

Scenic Trails: Hike through dense rhododendron forests, terraced fields, and beautiful hillside farms.
Breathtaking Mountain Views: Witness awe-inspiring vistas of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Machhapuchhre peaks.
Gurung Culture: Walk through Dhampus village, a traditional Gurung settlement, offering rich cultural encounters.
Quick Access: Just a 45-minute drive from Pokhara to the trailhead at Kande.
No Altitude Risk: With a maximum elevation of 2,100 meters, there’s minimal risk of altitude sickness.

Australian Camp Day Hike: Conclusion:

If you’re seeking a short, scenic, and culturally rich trek in the Himalayas, the Australian Camp with Dhampus Trek is an unforgettable choice just a short drive from Pokhara. Perfect for beginners or those looking for a quick escape into nature with minimal preparation, this trek truly offers the best of Nepal in a day.

Kathmandu Day Tour

Kathmandu Day Tour: Overview

Nepal, the proud home of the mighty Mount Everest, is a land of awe-inspiring landscapes and a rich tapestry of cultural heritage. Known for its spiritual significance, Nepal is deeply influenced by the traditions of Buddhism and Hinduism, which are reflected in its numerous temples, monasteries, and sacred sites. The country’s dramatic topography, crowned by the towering Himalayas, offers breathtaking views that are as diverse as they are beautiful.

The Kathmandu Day tour focuses on the Kathmandu Valley, a region that has been the cultural, spiritual, historical, and administrative heart of Nepal for over 2,000 years. Once considered the entirety of Nepal, Kathmandu Valley is a living museum of art, architecture, and history.

Kathmandu: The Heart of Nepal

At an elevation of 1,300 meters above sea level, Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, is not just the political center of the country but also a treasure trove of history and culture. Historically, the Kathmandu Valley was a vast lake, which, according to legend, was drained by the Buddhist saint Manjushree. This transformation gave rise to fertile lands that eventually became home to the valley’s first settlers.

Today, Kathmandu is a city where the old and new coexist harmoniously. Known as the “Playground of the Gods,” the valley is dotted with hundreds of temples, ancient palaces, and monuments. The city’s spiritual landscape is primarily influenced by Hinduism and Buddhism, creating a unique atmosphere that is palpable in every corner of the valley. Kathmandu is not just a city; it is a vibrant fusion of sacred traditions, bustling markets, and modern development.

Kathmandu Day Tour: Highlight

Swayambhunath Stupa: One of Nepal’s most iconic landmarks, Swayambhunath is a stupa perched atop a hill, offering panoramic views of the Kathmandu Valley. It is the monuments which mark the birthplace of the Kathmandu Valley which later developed into the country of Nepal.
Patan Durbar Square: Patan city of fine art with ancient squares are masterpiece of architecture, it’s a wonder and history of Nepal. Patan is also famous for its fine metalwork and Buddhist monuments.
Pashupatinath Temple: A major pilgrimage site for Hindus, Pashupatinath is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is located along the banks of the Bagmati River. The temple’s golden roof and intricate wood carvings make it one of the most revered temples in the world. The cremation ghats along the river provide a poignant reminder of life’s impermanence. Evening comes alive with Arati performance.