
Packing List for 5 days Nepal Tour
It is a short cultural tour and having the right items will help you be comfortable and ready for all seasons and activities.
Clothing
- Light t-shirts and shirts with long sleeves (for sun and modesty in temples)
- A warm jacket or windsuit (needed in the morning and evening, especially in Sarangot)
- Comfortable pants or jeans
- A light raincoat or umbrella (especially from June to September)
- A scarf or shawl for a temple tour for ladies (not mandatory, but it will show your respect towards the culture)
Footwears
- Comfortable shoes
- Flip-flops or sandals (for use in hotels and while boating)
- Mandatory to bring with you
- Photocopy of passport, visa, and important documents (ask us before you depart)
- A camera or smartphone with a charger
- Personal medications
Important items ( Can be managed in Kathmandu )
- Sunscreen and sunglasses
- Sun hat
- Reusable water bottle
- Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, etc.)
- Small daypack for city tour
- Cash in Nepali rupees (many local stores do not accept cards)
Others and optional
- Mild snacks (granola bar, nuts, etc.)
- Binoculars (to see the mountain from Sarangkot)
- Books or travel magazines
For 5 Days Nepal Tour

Accommodation
We ensure your comfortable accommodation at Real Adventure Nepal. Throughout the tour, your stay will be in a clean, comfortable, and centrally located hotel. To be precise, your accommodation in Kathmandu will be in a 3-star hotel near Thamel (option includes Hotel Holy Himalaya, Samsara Resort, or equivalent, based on availability). Likewise, in Pokhara, you’ll be staying in a lakeside hotel with a scenic view of Fewa Lake. The option includes Hotel Lake Star, Mount Kailash Resort, or similar, based on availability.
Meal Options
Internationally, Nepal has a reputation for offering diverse food items representing various cuisines. You will find a variety, from local dishes to continental, Indian, Chinese, Tibetan, and even European dishes. Also, from non-veg to vegan options, you can find everything you desire. We’ll provide you with breakfast every day, and for the rest of the meals, you can try anything you want, which can be easily arranged in the same hotel where you stay.
We recommend you try some popular local dishes like: Dal Bhat (lentils with rice and vegetables), Momo (Nepali dumplings), Thukpa (Tibetan noodle soup), Sel Roti (sweet rice bread), and Newari cuisine in Patan (for food lovers).
Transportation
All of your transportation costs, excluding your international flight tickets, will be arranged by us. For the ground transport, it will be a private ride in a jeep or van, depending on your group size. The flight travels include a scenic flight to Pokhara from Kathmandu and vice versa, while returning. These will be operated by a reliable airline of Nepal with excellent safety records.
5 days Nepal Tour - Overview During Four Seasons

This trip is a rewarding excursion in all four seasons, each providing a unique experience. However, it is indeed your right and important as well to learn about all those unique experiences. Here’s an overview of each season and the kind of experience you’ll get while touring Nepal in those respective seasons.
Spring - March to May
Spring welcomes a large volume of tourists to Nepal. The main reason is obviously the perfect weather conditions and the most beautiful form of nature. By perfect weather conditions, we mean the mild temperatures ( 15°C to 28°C ), clear skies, and low humidity in Kathmandu and Pokhara. And by the most beautiful form of nature, we mean the beauty brought by the blooming flowers and colors.
This time of the year is perfect for sightseeing, photography, and the Sarangkot sunrise view. Flowers like Rhododendron and Jacaranda paint the green hills and temple courtyards in different colors. Those who have been to Nepal before, during this time of year, often feel pleased with their experience. The only thing that this season lacks is the peaceful trails and tourist zones because of its popularity among visitors.
Summer/Monsoon - June to August
The Summer season from June to August brings a very few number of visitors to Nepal. The weather in the season is generally warm with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 30°C during the day. During the monsoon, frequent rainfalls (often daily) and humidity are common. Due to this, the trails become slippery, and the risks of floods and landslides always threaten people in most parts of the country. This makes the season the most avoidable one.
However, we are not trekking on any trails or moving to a flood/landslide-prone area. That’s why the trip becomes uniquely rewarding in all the different seasons for this tour. Yes, if you hate frequent rainfalls, this season might be troublesome for you. But on the other hand, if you love them, no other season can satisfy you like this. Just imagine exploring the Fewa Lake on a boat, while it's still raining. The peaceful environment due to fewer trekkers can be a bonus for your tour.
Autumn - September to November
Autumn is the peak tourist season in Nepal, which brings thousands of trekkers and tourists. This season, being the post-monsoon (after the monsoon rain stops ), has pleasant weather with mild temperatures ( 12°C to 27°C ), dry trails, and clear skies. This makes it one of the best times to visit the Himalayas and seek photography.
For our 5 days trip, the autumn weather is perfect for sightseeing in Kathmandu, touring in Pokhara, and enjoying the scenery from Sarangkot. Moreover, you might get a chance to explore and even participate in the Hindus’ biggest festivals — Dashain and Tihar, which last for a month. All these make the Autumn the peak season. However, since everyone likes to travel in the best season, overcrowding can still be an issue. We recommend that you book your packages and flights early, ahead of time, if you plan to visit the 5 days Nepal tour in the Autumn.
Winter - December to February
Winter is calm, cool, and less crowded. The only reason for its being less crowded is its harsh
cold in the mountain region. The Kathmandu valley itself is 1,400m high above sea level, and faces cold temperatures of about 5°C - 20°C or even below. Especially the mornings and evenings are quite cold. However, for scenes and sightseeing, it's equally rewarding. The Himalayas are more beautiful due to extra snowfall, and the views are clear.
If you are from a cold region and have experience in 5 degrees or below, you can enjoy the trip without any problem. Even if you are not from a colder region, with perfect preparation and winter knowledge, your journey can be fun. We recommend that you bring warm jackets, gloves, scarves, and dress in layers if you are planning the trip in Winter. Being ready to face the cold helps you make your winter vacation a lot more special and pleasant.
Which one to choose?
Since you’ve found out that each season provides a unique experience, there is no best season for this 5 days Nepal tour that matches your choices the most. Understand the experience you are getting in each of the seasons and ask yourself, when would be more comfortable? Choose the season accordingly. And do not hesitate to talk to us, for any reasonconfusion or query. We are here for you 24/7.
Travel Tips for a 5 days Nepal Tour

Is this gonna be your first visit to Nepal? If so, these useful tips will make your journey smooth, safe, and more fun. Whether you are looking for old temples or boating at Fewa Lake, this insight from Real Adventure Nepal will help you feel informed and prepared.
Respect local customs and culture
Nepal is a deeply spiritual country where Buddhism and Hinduism are in coexistence. Showing respect to the religion and culture can earn you good hospitality, especially when visiting religious places such as Pashupatinath and Swayambhunath. Always remove your shoes before entering temples and monasteries. If you are visiting the monasteries, walk around them in a clockwise direction. Last but not least, always ask permission before taking pictures of the locals or monks.
Carry local currency with you
Nepali Rupee (NPR) is the local currency. Many small shops and cafes may only accept cash.
ATMs are available in Kathmandu and Pokhara, but may have withdrawal limits, and even charges can be higher. You can exchange the currency in official counters at the airport or ask us for help.
Choose safe and clean food
Keeping yourself safe by maintaining your health is very crucial, especially when you're abroad. So, better stick to bottled or filtered water to keep yourself hydrated. Eat only at reliable restaurants or hotels recommended by your guide. You can try local dishes like Momo, Dal Bhat, or Thukpa, but make sure it is fresh and well-cooked. If possible, always carry hand sanitizers and tissue paper with you on the city trip or day trips.
Be ready for weather changes
Kathmandu and Pokhara can be warm during the day, but cooler in the morning and evening. A light jacket or fleece is useful, especially when you go to visit the sunrise in Sarangkot in the morning. No matter when you are travelling, always carry an umbrella with you as Pokhara’s weather is unpredictable. Pokhara is a place that receives one of the highest amounts of rainfall in Nepal, and if you are traveling from June to September, you need to pack a raincoat.
Internet, SIM card, and connection
Free Wi-Fi is available in most hotels, cafes, and tourist spots. However, to improve your experience, you can also buy a local SIM card (eg, Ncell or NTC) for calls and data. Getting them is easy and not so expensive as well. You’ll need your passport and a photo for registration. Our support team can help you get connected after your arrival.
Tipping is good
Tipping is not compulsory, but if you are happy with their services, you can tip your guide, driver, or porter. A small tip at restaurants (5 -10%) is enough and valued.
Travel insurance is recommended
Even on small trips, travel insurance that covers flight delays, medical emergencies, and loss of luggage is very important to get as soon as you arrive. If you want help choosing a policy before the trip, Real Adventure Nepal can guide you.
Security and emergency contact
Nepal is generally safe for tourists, especially in cities such as Kathmandu and Pokhara. Keep the passport copy and emergency contact number with you at all times. Follow the instructions from your guide, especially during flights or busy market visits.