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Nursing and Midwifery in Nepal

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Tour leader
Ruth King
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Dates
25 Oct
7 Nov
2026

Experience Nepal's rich culture, vibrant traditions, and delicious cuisine across its diverse landscapes—from the historic Kathmandu Valley and the scenic mountains of Dhulikhel, to the serene lakeside city of Pokhara and the wildlife-rich Chitwan National Park.

Alongside these cultural and natural experiences, gain firsthand insights into Nepal’s developments in nursing and midwifery, exploring the challenges of delivering equitable healthcare and improving access to essential services, particularly in rural and underserved communities.

This journey offers a unique opportunity to connect with local communities, witness healthcare initiatives in action, and engage with professionals who are shaping Nepal’s health sector. From visiting hospitals and primary care centres to observing traditional practices and community-based programmes, participants gain a deeper understanding of how nursing and midwifery, culture, and environment intertwine in shaping the lives of Nepal’s people.

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What you need to know
Type of tour
Professional
Profession
Nursing
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Nights
13
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Countries
1
Tour grade
Moderate
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Itinerary at a glance

1
Kathmandu
Sunday
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25
October
Arrive in Kathmandu and transfer to the hotel.
2
Kathmandu
Monday
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26
October
Optional Everest flight before returning to the hotel for breakfast. Enjoy a full-day tour of Kathmandu, visiting Swayambhunath Stupa, Durbar Square, the Old Royal Palace, and the Temple of the Living Goddess. Continue to the Boudhanath Stupa to observe monk prayers, receive a blessing, and light butter lamps at this revered Buddhist site.
3
Kathmandu
Tuesday
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27
October
Visit the Paropakar Maternity and Women’s Hospital, followed by a visit to Ek Ek Paila Community Hospital, a volunteer-led initiative providing free healthcare services to remote rural communities in Nepal. Continue to the ‘Artists’ City’ of Patan and listen to healing bowls.
4
Kathmandu / Dhulikhel
Wednesday
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28
October
Drive out to the Dhulikhel Mountain Resort. Visit the Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Children, a progressive nonprofit, non-government institution, to learn about their community based public health initiatives. Dinner at the hotel.
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Dhulikhel
Thursday
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29
October
Visit the maternity and paediatric departments at Dhulikhel Hospital, then continue to the serene Namobuddha Monastery. Afterwards, drive back to the hotel for dinner.
6
Dhulikhel / Pokhara
Friday
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30
October
Drive to Kathmandu and fly to Pokhara, one of the most picturesque valleys in Nepal, then transfer to the Lakeside Retreat. Visit thundering Devis Fall and Gupteshwor Cave before returning to the hotel for dinner.
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Pokhara
Saturday
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31
October
Optional early morning yoga. Drive to Phumdikot for a short walk to the Shiva Statue, then continue to the Peace Pagoda with a 15–20 minute walk to the summit where you can admire the Annapurna and Fishtail Mountain ranges with a glorious combined view of Pokhara Valley and Phewa Lake. Return to Pokhara and visit the International Mountain Museum. Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.
8
Pokhara
Sunday
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1
November
Visit a primary health centre to learn about rural healthcare. Enjoy boating on tranquil, freshwater Phewa Lake, followed by a Nepali cooking experience with locals, and dinner at a local restaurant.
9
Pokhara / Chitwan National Park
Monday
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2
November
Continue from the mountains to the plains and into Chitwan National Park. Check in at the Jungle Village Resort, with lunch and dinner at the resort.
10
Chitwan National Park
Tuesday
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3
November
Morning activities in the park, such as a jungle walk, ox-cart ride, or bird watching. Enjoy lunch at the resort, then visit a healer trained in the Tharu traditional medicine system. In the evening, enjoy a Tharu cultural dance performance by the fire, followed by dinner.
11
Chitwan National Park
Wednesday
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4
November
Optional early morning birdwatching. Full day of activities in the National Park, including elephant safaris with all meals taking place at the resort.
12
Chitwan National Park/ Kathmandu
Thursday
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5
November
Transfer to Bharatpur for flight back to Kathmandu. Arrive in Kathmandu and visit the Godawari Botanical Garden, Nepal’s oldest and largest botanical garden. Designed by British architects Geoffrey Herklots and Tony Schilling, it is internationally recognized as a center for plant conservation, education, research, and recreation.
13
Kathmandu
Friday
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6
November
Visit the Newari villages of Bungmati and Khokana, followed by a visit to a Primary Healthcare Centre in Lalitpur. Return to Kathmandu for a farewell dinner.
14
Kathmandu
Saturday
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7
November
Transfer to the airport for the flight back home.
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This tour takes a deep dive into Nursing and Midwifery in Nepal, from Kathmandu into the Himalayas, to beautiful Pokhara and vast, wildlife-rich Chitwan National Park.

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Tour highlights

Stunning Pokhara
Boating at Phewa Lake

Spectacular views of the Annapurna Himalayan range and Dhaulagiri ranges in Pokhara's green, fertile valley.

Wildlife at Chitwan National Park
Chitwan National Park

Stay in Chitwan National Park, one of Nepal’s most important national parks, known for its biodiversity.

‘Artists’ City’ of Patan
Patan

Explore Patan and witness a marvel of Newari architecture that includes ancient monuments, museums, temples, shrines, statues, and idols

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Longer and fuller days. More walking and longer distances require more energy, good fitness, and mobility.

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