Kathmandu's temple squares, a boat ride on Phewa Lake, and sunrise over eight Himalayan ranges from a hilltop in Nagarkot — Everest included.
Over a decade of crafting safe, soulful journeys for women across India and the world.
A growing community of women who keep coming back — that says everything.
Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur — centuries of Newari craftsmanship, without the rush.
Kathmandu–Pokhara–Kathmandu economy airfare included, so you're never stuck on a long mountain road.
Five nights of twin-sharing accommodation at handpicked 4-star properties in every city.
Every review is real, every story is hers. Our reputation is built by the women who've travelled with us.
Six days moving between Kathmandu's living heritage, Pokhara's lakeside calm, and a hilltop sanctuary with a view all the way to Everest.
Durbar Squares, Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath
Phewa Lake, Sarangkot, Devi's Fall
Himalayan sunrise, eight ranges, Everest
Kathmandu's Durbar Squares are centuries old and still in daily use — rituals, markets and monks, all at once.
Nagarkot's hilltop panorama shows eight of Nepal's thirteen Himalayan ranges — Everest included, on a clear morning.
Pokhara's Phewa Lake, framed by the Annapurna and Fishtail peaks — a completely different pace from Kathmandu.
You land in Kathmandu alone. You leave with a group who watched the sunrise gold turn to pink together.
Meet our representative on arrival and transfer to your hotel. Kathmandu blends ancient heritage with modern energy — sacred temples, royal palaces and lively markets, from the holy banks of Pashupatinath to the iconic stupas of Swayambhunath and Bouddhanath. Rest of the day free at your own leisure.
A full day through the valley's living heritage. Patan Durbar Square — a UNESCO masterpiece of Newari architecture, home to the stone Krishna Mandir crowned with 21 golden spires. Swayambhunath Stupa — over 2,000 years old, with Buddha's all-seeing eyes gazing over the valley, nicknamed the "Monkey Temple." Kathmandu Durbar Square — the historic royal heart of the city, including Hanuman Dhoka and the Kal Bhairav statue.
A short flight to Pokhara, set at the foothills of the Annapurna range. Boating on Phewa Lake — glide across calm water with the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) ranges reflected on the surface, with a stop at Tal Barahi Temple on its own island. Free time at Lakeside in the evening, best enjoyed at sunset among the promenade's cafés and handicraft shops.
Sunrise at Sarangkot (optional) — an early hilltop excursion for one of Nepal's most spectacular sunrise views over the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre ranges. Devi's Fall & Gupteshwor Cave — a mountain stream thundering into a hidden canyon, and a sacred cave shrine to Lord Shiva running beneath it. Pumdikot Shiva Statue — a grand hilltop statue with panoramic views over Phewa Lake.
Fly back to Kathmandu, then visit Pashupatinath Temple — Nepal's holiest Hindu temple, on the sacred Bagmati River, alive with rituals and resident sadhus. Drive on to Nagarkot, a peaceful hill station famous for its sweeping Himalayan panoramas.
Weather permitting, a last early-morning look at the Himalaya from Nagarkot — on a clear day, eight of Nepal's thirteen ranges unfold in front of you, Everest included. Then Bhaktapur Durbar Square — Nepal's tallest pagoda, the Golden Gate and the towering five-tiered Nyatapola Temple, brick-paved lanes where potters and woodcarvers still work as they have for centuries. Transfer to Kathmandu Airport for departure.
Five nights of twin-sharing accommodation across three cities, each chosen for comfort and location.
A comfortable 4-star base in Kathmandu for the Durbar Square days.
Your stay by Phewa Lake, close to Lakeside and the Annapurna views.
A hilltop stay positioned for sunrise over the Himalayan panorama.
March in Nepal is pleasant by day and cold in the hills — pack for both.
Want to see Everest up close? An optional mountain flight is available for ₹10,000, including two-way airport transfer (subject to change). Ask your trip leader once you're in Kathmandu.
We keep our group sizes deliberately small, typically 12–14 travellers, allowing us to deliver personalised, attentive service to every solo woman on the trip.
Internal flights (Kathmandu–Pokhara–Kathmandu) are included. International flights and Nepal visa fees are not — but we're happy to help with booking guidance and visa documentation at no extra cost.
5 breakfasts are included across the trip. Other meals aren't included, so you're free to explore Nepali and Newari food along the way.
On a clear morning from Nagarkot, you can spot Everest among eight visible Himalayan ranges. For a closer look, an optional mountain flight is available for ₹10,000, including two-way airport transfer.
As standard, we provide twin-sharing accommodation so solo travellers can connect with the group. Single occupancy can be arranged on request for an additional charge.
No upper age limit. We've had women in their 20s through their 60s travel with us — what matters is your curiosity, not your age.
A small group of 12–14 women. Kathmandu's living heritage, Pokhara's lakeside calm, and Himalayan sunrise from Nagarkot. 6 days, Mar 01–06.
Reserve Your Seat →