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Nepal accessible wheelchair Tour

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  • DestinationNepal
  • Duration7 Days
  • DifficultyEasy
  • ActivityTours
  • Max Altitude2100m
  • Group SizeMin. 1 Pax
  • AccommodationHotel
  • MealsBreakfast
  • TransportFlight
  • Start & End PointKathmandu
  • Best SeasonsAutumn & Spring

Trip Highlights

  • Explore Heritage Sites: Enjoy exploring the Heritage Sites in Kathmandu, including Pashupatinath, Swayambhunath, Boudhanath, and Kathmandu Durbar Square.
  • Stunning Himalayas: Witness the breathtaking views of the snow-capped Himalayas in the distance, which adds beauty to the tour.
  • Nagarkot: Take a scenic drive to Nagarkot, a hilltop viewpoint that offers stunning views of the Himalayas, including Everest and the surrounding hills and valleys.
  • Scenic Flight: Take a scenic flight to Pokhara, which offers great views of the Himalayas, green hills, and valleys.
  • Explore Pokhara: Soak yourself in the calming and peaceful environment of Pokhara, a popular tourist hub. 
  • Cultural Immersion: Explore ancient temples and interact with the locals, and learn about their unique culture and traditions. 
  • Diverse Landscapes: Explore green hills to enjoy stunning Himalayan views. This tour offers you a diverse landscape of the region.

Overview of Nepal accessible wheelchair Tour

Every travel enthusiast dreams of visiting Nepal at least once in their lifetime. We believe that everyone should be free to travel wherever they desire and should not face exclusion based on their disability. Whether you plan to tour or trek in the Himalayas, Nepal offers a complete package for differently-abled individuals who feel discouraged about starting a journey in mesmerizing Nepal.

Why Nepal is an Ideal Destination for Wheelchair Travellers

Nepal is widely popular for its natural beauty, including lush green forests, terraced farm fields, charming villages, bustling cities, and towering peaks, which are the tallest in the world. Nepal is rich not only in natural beauty but also in cultural heritage. Nepal has century-old heritages that hold great cultural and spiritual significance for Hindus and Buddhists.

Nepal is getting popular among wheelchair travellers. By focusing on wheelchair-accessible tours in Nepal, travellers can enjoy iconic sights, scenic landscapes, and cultural experiences without compromising comfort or safety.

Boundless Adventure offers a perfect itinerary for all differently-abled individuals who love to explore Nepal with comfort.

Cost of Accessible Wheelchair Tour

There are several factors that affect the price of the package. The cost depends on including specific needs, the number of people in a group, the mode of transportation, the tour duration, the comfort you want, and any specific duration you want to include.

However, Boundless Adventure provides exclusive group discounts for wheelchair users to encourage them to visit Nepal’s beauty. Regarding the cost, you can message us through WhatsApp at +977 9851033819.

Activities During the Tour

Kathmandu allows travellers to immerse themselves in a city’s rich religious and cultural heritage while also enjoying modern facilities. There are a lot of things to do in Kathmandu and Pokhara for differently-abled people. Most of the destinations are well-constructed for all kinds of travellers so that they can enjoy them.

  • Explore UNESCO Heritage Sites

Kathmandu Wheelchair Tour offers a unique chance to appreciate the area’s cultural heritage. All the UNESCO Heritage Sites in Kathmandu are perfectly accessible for all differently abled people. Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath, Boudhanath, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, and Patan Durbar Square are all accessible to all travellers. The temple, stupas, and Durbar Square are the perfect place for a wheelchair tour, as they feature flat pathways that provide smooth mobility for exploring the temple’s surroundings.

  • Chandragiri Hill Point

Although the Chandragiri Hill viewpoint lies at the hilltop, wheelchair users can also get to the top of it. Chandragiri Hill Point is near Kathmandu, which offers panoramic views of the Himalayas, hills, and valleys. Travellers can reach the hilltop via cable car, and once they reach the hilltop, there are well-constructed roads and paths that are wheelchair-friendly, providing an opportunity to explore every corner. Travellers can enjoy the stunning views of the Himalayas, including Langtang (7,240.6 m), Ganesh (7,406 m), Manaslu (8,163 m), and even Everest (8,848.86 m).

  • Nagarkot

Nagarkot, also a hill point that is not far from Kathmandu, offers stunning panoramic views of the Himalayas, hills, and surrounding valleys. Nagarkot is also well-known as a viewpoint and an ideal destination for wheelchair tours. There are sufficient transportation facilities for all travellers, making it suitable for wheelchair users to travel by ground transportation. Nagarkot exploration on wheelchairs: travellers witness the panoramic views of the stunning Himalayas, including Everest (8,848.86 m), Ganesh Himal (7,406 m), Langtang (7,240.6 m), Manaslu (8,163 m), Jugal (6,095 m), Rolwaling (7,181 m), Number (6,958 m), and more peaks. Soak yourself in the magnificent views of the Himalayas, green hills, and valleys.

  • Explore Pokhara

Pokhara is a tourist hub. Its tranquil beauty and lakes make it one of the top wheelchair tour destinations in Nepal. Travelling in Pokhara by wheelchair offers excellent views of the Himalayas, vibrant markets, and beautiful landscapes. Differently abled travellers can enjoy exploring Phewa Lake and the lakeside area. The vibrant market has a lot of things to offer to the travellers. We organize Raniban Resort, the best viewpoint hotel in Pokhara, for your viewpoint destination. The resort offers an astonishing view of the mountain ranges and the beauty of nature.

NOTE: If you are interested in adventure activities, you can go for paragliding and bungee jumping while you are in Pokhara. These activities are also designed for differently abled people who love adventurous activities. Communicate with your travel agency and plan your itinerary widely.

Detailed Itinerary

Boundless Adventure provides a seven-day itinerary for Nepal's Accessible wheelchair tour. The itinerary includes days one and seven, corresponding to your arrival and departure from Nepal. We have carefully designed the itinerary involving some easily accessible areas for wheelchair users. According to our itinerary, the tour will visit Nepal's prominent and wheelchair-accessible cities, Kathmandu and Pokhara. However, the itinerary is customizable; therefore, we can tailor it to your preferences.

The Nepal wheelchair travel package includes visits to Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, Bouddhanath Stupa, Chandragiri Viewpoint, and Nagarkot in Kathmandu. The trip also includes a visit to Phewa Lake and Lakeside, as well as the best viewpoint in Pokhara. Throughout the tour, our crew members will assist you in wheelchair propulsion.

Our tour package includes ground transportation throughout the tour, airport pickup and drop-off facilities, accommodation, and a morning meal at the finest Hotel. The detailed itinerary of a Nepal-accessible Wheelchair tour.

Day01

Arrival at Kathmandu

Max Alt.1400m
Duration20 Min
AccommodationHotel

Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, we will pick you up in a comfortable manner. Upon landing, you need to fulfill some formalities at the immigration desk and then exit the airport terminal. Our representative will await you with your name and our company's board.

Our team member will welcome you and take you to your Hotel in a private vehicle. Upon arrival at your Hotel, our staff will escort you to your room upon request. We will visit your Hotel in the evening to briefly review the tour. Your overnight stay is at the Kathmandu Hotel.

Day02

Explore Heritage sites

Max Alt.1400m
Duration7 Hours
AccommodationHotel
MealsBreakfast Included

From day two, the tour of Nepal begins with a visit to some of Kathmandu's heritage sites. Early in the morning, our guide will pick you up from your Hotel and take you to your first visit destination, Kathmandu Durbar Square. The vehicle can take you up to the entrance gate of Durbar Square; from there, our guide will help you explore the area. The guide provides insightful information on each area of Durbar Square. During your visit, you will have the opportunity to appreciate Nepal's rich ancient architecture, history, and traditions.

After visiting Kathmandu Durbar Square, you will head towards Pashupatinath Temple. At the Pashupatinath temple, you will witness rituals and ceremonies of the Hindu religion. You will also see several shrines, statues, and temples. The complex of Pashupatinath is not entirely accessible by Wheelchair; however, you can visit the outer premises and some parts of the temple grounds.

Boudhanath is your day's final destination and the point of your next visit after Pashupatinath temple. During the tour to Boudhanath, the sound of chanting monks, the smell of incense, and the sight of prayer wheels make you feel a sense of tranquility. The surroundings of the Stupa are accessible to Wheelchairs. You can also take part in a circumambulation of the Stupa.

After a pleasant visit to Kathmandu's three prominent heritage sites, we'll drop you off at your Hotel. You'll have dinner and an overnight stay at the Kathmandu Hotel.

Day03

Explore and Nagarkot overnight

Max Alt.2100m
Duration6 Hours
AccommodationHotel
MealsBreakfast Included

The third day in Kathmandu commences with a warm morning meal at your Hotel. As on the previous day, our representative will be waiting outside your Hotel for you. The day begins with a drive to Chandragiri Hills, the finest viewpoint of Kathmandu. A scenic drive through Kalanki takes you to Chandragiri. The exciting part is that you can even reach Chandragiri's summit, as the cable car is available from the Chandragiri viewpoint. You can appreciate the view of some mountain peaks, Kathmandu city, and the surrounding beauty. The Bhaleshwor Mahadev Temple is there, where you can get a blessing.

After visiting Chandragiri, we'll head towards Bhaktapur Durbar Square. The paths in the Durbar Square area are cobblestone yet smooth, making them accessible to wheelchair users. On the Visit to Bhaktapur, you can admire the Vastala temple, the 55-window palace, the Golden Gate, and many other monuments. You can also appreciate the area's unique architecture and rich cultural heritage.

The third day's final destination is Nagarkot. Generally, we head towards Nagarkot to catch the sunset. If everything goes as planned, you'll get a mesmerizing sunset view at Nagarkot. Within 45 minutes of Bhaktapur, Durbar Square takes you to Nagarkot. Your overnight and dinner are at the Nagarkot Hotel.

Day04

Fly to Pokhara, Overnight

Max Alt.900m
Duration20 Min
AccommodationHotel
MealsBreakfast Included

The day starts with a mesmerizing sunrise view in Nagarkot. You don't need to go anywhere to get the view, as it's wonderful from your Hotel. Beyond the sunrise view, the sights of the Mountain ranges and green hills are stunning from your Hotel.

After enjoying the sunrise view and finishing breakfast, we will depart from Nagarkot and proceed to Kathmandu's domestic airport. The airport is 1 1-hour drive from Nagarkot. After completing the necessary formalities, you will take an aerial flight to Pokhara.

Within 25 minutes of the flight, you will get to Pokhara airport. Our representative will pick you up and drop you off at the Hotel for refreshments. Afterward, you will explore Phewa Lake and Lakeside. You can enjoy lunch in a lakeside Hotel while enjoying the Phewa Lake and its surrounding beauty. Furthermore, you can also have dinner on the lakeside with an appreciating night view of the area, the overnight stay is at the Hotel Pokhara near the lakeside.

Day05

Drive to the best viewpoint, Overnight

Max Alt.1492m
Duration6 Hours
AccommodationHotel
MealsBreakfast Included

The final day in Pokhara takes you to the best viewpoint after completing breakfast. Within a 25-minute scenic drive, you will get to Raniban Resort, the finest viewpoint Inn of Pokhara. The day is about enjoying the view from your room or the balcony. From the Raniban resort, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Macchapuchhre ranges. The views of Pokhara City and Phewa Lake are also apparent from the resort, providing a mesmerizing sight.

You'll have a pleasing lunch, dinner, and overnight stay at the Raniban resort.

Day06

Fly to Kathmandu, Overnight

Max Alt.1400m
Duration20 Min
AccommodationHotel

You will have lunch at the Raniban resort, enjoying the mountain range views for the last time. After a pleasant morning meal, we'll pick you up and drop you off at Pokhara airport. After saying goodbye to Pokhara, you'll fly back to Kathmandu.

Upon landing at Kathmandu airport, we will pick you up and drop you off at your Hotel. You have enough time on the day to shop or visit nearby areas. If you need support, our team member will assist you with lunch, dinner, and accommodation at Kathmandu's Hotel.

Day07

Departure

Max Alt.1400m
Duration20 Min
MealsBreakfast Included

It's time to say goodbye. The seventh day is your departure day on the accessible wheelchair tour. We'll be waiting outside your Hotel to drop you off at the airport upon your arrival. If you have more time, we can suggest other accessible tours.

We will drop you off at Tribhuvan International Airport. We hope you've enjoyed the tour and look forward to your return to Nepal. Have a safe journey.

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Top Accessible Wheelchair Destination in Nepal

Kathmandu — Cultural Insight

Kathmandu is the capital of Nepal, known as the city of temples. This is the place where the heartbeat of Nepal’s culture begins. This city holds a great history of art, culture, and ancient roots, and it welcomes every kind of traveller, whether you are a trekker or a differently-abled traveller. There are several UNESCO Heritage Sites located in Kathmandu that are wheelchair-friendly. There are the Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath Stupa, Boudhanath Stupa, and Kathmandu Durbar Square, which have well-constructed paths accessible for wheelchairs.

Kathmandu Durbar Square, once the royal palace complex, stands as a remarkable symbol of Nepal’s architectural and cultural heritage. Surrounded by ancient temples and historic structures, the area offers a deeply spiritual atmosphere. Its open spaces and calm environment make it ideal for relaxed exploration and peaceful evening strolls.

The hotels and restaurants of the city areas are well-facilitated with elevators, grab bars, and step-free rooms. The staff and guides help you with everything when you are there.

Pokhara — Lakeside and Surrounding

Pokhara is a tourist hub mainly popular for its incredible beauty, and also, this city is a gateway to the Annapurna region trekking. This city welcomes travellers with wide open arms, gentle walking paths and wide spaces, and offers stunning Himalayan views.

Pokhara is widely regarded as Nepal’s most wheelchair-friendly destination, combining nature and comfort. Travellers can explore the lakeside area, bustling market, and nearby places in wheelchairs. Also, you can join a boating trip in Phewa Lake, where other trained people ride the boat, and you enjoy calming surroundings and stunning views of the Annapurna and Machhapuchhre.

Hotels and restaurants are accessible and friendly, and you can book a lakeside hotel and enjoy the views from your window. Also, you can drive to the World Peace Pagoda and the Davi’s Falls area, where you can explore in a wheelchair with comfort. Explore the International Mountain Museum, where exhibits tell stories of mountaineering and human courage.

Pokhara is a place where you can rest, enjoy, and witness the stunning views of the Himalayas, which every traveller loves to do.

Chitwan — Wildlife Safari

From hills to plain land, Chitwan is the best destination for every kind of traveller who loves to explore the wildlife in a comfortable and accessible way. For travellers with disabilities, Chitwan offers a unique opportunity to experience the wildlife safari, canoeing and much more.

For wheelchair users, Chitwan is an excellent choice because of its flat terrain and vehicle-based activities. A jeep safari can be a more adventurous and thrilling experience for travellers, where you can spot different wild animals, including one-horned rhinos, elephants, monkeys, tigers, and many more. Many jungle lodges and resorts offer ground-floor rooms, step-free access, and wide pathways, making movement easier and more comfortable.

In the evening, the Tharu cultural program can be arranged, where you can enjoy traditional Tharu dance and taste unique Tharu cuisine. And riverside sunset views can also be enjoyed from accessible locations.

Lumbini — Spiritual & Cultural Pilgrimage

Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, is one of the most wheelchair-accessible destinations in Nepal. Known for its peaceful atmosphere and spiritual significance, Lumbini welcomes travellers from all over the world, including differently-abled visitors seeking calm and reflection.

The Lumbini Development Zone is designed with wide, flat pathways, making wheelchair movement smooth and effortless. Visitors can comfortably explore the Maya Devi Temple, sacred gardens, monasteries built by different countries, and meditation areas. Ramps, resting spaces, and open courtyards enhance accessibility throughout the area.

The calm environment, minimal traffic, and well-maintained walkways make Lumbini an ideal destination for spiritual travel. Accessible hotels and supportive local services further ensure a comfortable and meaningful pilgrimage experience for wheelchair users.

Transportation on Tour

The Nepal Accessible Wheelchair Tour is a kind of tour that allows differently-abled people to explore Nepal with comfort. The transportation during the tour in Nepal is comfortable and allows travellers to enjoy the stunning beauty of Nepal. For a sightseeing tour in Kathmandu and Pokhara, travellers get a private air-conditioned vehicle.

Travellers will take a two-way scenic flight to Pokhara from Kathmandu, which allows them to witness the magnificent aerial views of the Himalayas, hills, and valleys. It takes around 25 minutes to reach Pokhara from Kathmandu, which is adventurous.

Pickup and drop-off services are provided by Boundless Adventure, so you can explore the city and nearby places without getting stressed.

Food and Accommodation

You’ll be eating in a fine dining restaurant and sleeping in a well-facilitated hotel during the Nepal Accessible Wheelchair Tour.  You’ll be sleeping in three-star hotels in Kathmandu, Nagarkot, and Pokhara, where you get a private room with an attached bathroom. There are electricity, internet, and hot shower facilities, which every traveller wants in their accommodation place.

The breakfast is included in your package. If you want a three-course meal included in the package, you can ask your travel agency; they will arrange it. The foods are warm and full of nutrients and carbs. You can enjoy authentic Thakali and Newari cuisine, and also you can enjoy the street food of Nepal, which is popular among travellers. There are dal bhat, momo, noodles, pasta, chow mein, bread, and many more food items that you’ll get easily in every restaurant or hotel. If you want an international cuisine, you can enjoy it.

The warm hospitality of the Nepalese people amazes you, and you’ll find love and warmth in every bite of your food.

Which Season Is Best for Exploring Nepal?

Generally, spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are the perfect seasons for travelling in Nepal. Both of these seasons are considered perfect seasons, which provide clear skies and great visibility of the Himalayas, hills, and valleys. The temperature is cool, and the weather is comfortable for exploring the places during the daytime. Nights are cooler, but days are crisp and hot. During these seasons, travellers witness the postcard-perfect views of the surrounding environment. Also, travellers can participate in local festivals and enjoy the unique culture and tradition of the Nepalese people.

Whereas winter and monsoon are not considered perfect seasons for exploring Nepal, especially for differently-abled people. Due to cold and heavy rainfall during the winter and monsoon season, the Nepal Accessible Wheelchair Tour is not possible to access.

Do I Need to Hire a Guide for the Tour?

Yes, hiring an experienced guide will allow you to enjoy the tour in detail. An experienced guide helps you to know about the places in detail; they provide deep insight into the unique culture and traditions, and explain the great history of the heritage sites and other places.

Guides are well-known about the region and the places you are exploring, so they add more fun and adventure to the tour.

Why Choose Boundless Adventure for an Accessible Wheelchair Tour?

Boundless Adventure is a well-reputed and trusted travel agency for all kinds of travellers who come to explore Nepal. We provide a flexible itinerary with proper acclimatization time included. We provide an experienced guide, arrange all paperwork, provide the best accommodation and food facilities, provide a personal caretaker if needed, and provide 24/7 services.

We, Boundless Adventure, are here to arrange a comfortable tour itinerary that allows you to enjoy the stunning beauty of the Nepal Himalayas, green hills, and valleys without compromising comfort.

Join us to make lifelong memories!!

What to Bring

While planning for a tour in Nepal, you must carry essential items that you’ll need for the touring days. Here are some essential items that you need to carry while touring in Nepal.

  • Windproof and Waterproof Jacket
  • Comfortable pants and Shorts
  • Sunscreen
  • Reusable Water Bottle
  • Cash
  • Snack
  • Comfortable Shoes and sandals
  • Shawl or Scarf
  • Sun Hat/Cap

Essential Questions

General Information FAQs

What is the Nepal Accessible Wheelchair Tour?

It is a specially designed tour that allows wheelchair users and differently abled travellers to explore Nepal comfortably and safely.

Who is this tour suitable for?

The tour is suitable for wheelchair users, travellers with limited mobility, senior travellers, and those seeking accessible travel.

Does the tour focus only on sightseeing?

No, the tour includes cultural experiences, scenic views, wildlife safaris, and leisure activities.

Is prior travel experience required?

No prior travel or adventure experience is required to join this tour.

How long is the Accessible Wheelchair Tour?

The duration varies and can be customized based on traveller needs and preferences.

Where can we travel by Wheelchair?

You can travel to various destinations in Nepal in a Wheelchair. Kathmandu and Pokhara are some of the common areas that have wheelchair-friendly routes. Visitors can also travel to the Everest region in a Wheelchair by taking either an airplane or helicopter flight.

How safe is it to travel by Wheelchair in Nepal?

It is absolutely safe to travel by Wheelchair in Nepal, especially when you are in good hands. Boundless Adventure guarantees your safety during your tour in Nepal by Wheelchair. With proper planning and support, wheelchair users can have safe and enjoyable travel in Nepal.

When is the best time to travel in Nepal by Wheelchair?

Spring and Autumn are the best times to travel in Nepal by Wheelchair. However, the summer or Winter is also the best time, but only with proper planning and preparation.

Do you have last-minute booking facilities?

Yes, Boundless Adventure has last-minute booking facilities. However, you must contact us within 24 hours, as we need to manage everything for your tour, which takes some time.

Does anyone guide us during the tour in Nepal?

Yes, our highly experienced guide will guide you during your tour in Nepal. The guides have every quality a perfect guide should possess. The guide has in-depth knowledge of each area you are travelling through. The guide can handle emergencies and any unforeseen situations that may arise during the tour.

How many days does it take for an accessible wheelchair Tour?

Generally, a Nepal-accessible wheelchair tour takes seven days. However, the seven days involve your arrival and departure from Nepal, so the tour lasts five days. You can expand your tour by informing us of any specific area you want to visit.

Does Accessibility need to pay an entrance fee in Nepal?

Yes, the accessibility wheelchair tour must pay an entrance fee in Nepal. Please feel free to pay the fee, as the government of Nepal has regulated the rule. Yet, the Chandragiri viewpoint doesn’t pay for differently-abled people, except in some conditions.

What is the alternative trip in the Nepal accessible wheelchair Tour?

Nepal has several alternative tours that are accessible by Wheelchair. The tour to Everest, either by airplane or helicopter, is one of the most common and desirable alternative trips that wheelchair users prefer. However, other alternative tours include Lumbini and Chitwan.

Accessibility and Mobility FAQs

Is the tour suitable for wheelchair users?

Yes, the tour is specifically designed for wheelchair users and differently abled travellers.

Can both manual and electric wheelchairs be used?

Yes, both manual and electric wheelchairs are supported with prior information.

Are all destinations fully wheelchair accessible?

Most destinations are wheelchair-friendly, though some heritage sites may have limited access in certain areas.

Is personal assistance available during the tour?

Yes, personal caretakers or assistants can be arranged upon request.

Will guides help with mobility during sightseeing?

Yes, experienced guides assist travellers throughout the tour when needed.

Transportation and Transfers FAQs

What type of transportation is used during the tour?

Private, air-conditioned vehicles are used for all ground transportation.

Is the scenic flight to Pokhara included?

Yes, a round-trip scenic flight between Kathmandu and Pokhara is included.

Are airport transfers included in the package?

Yes, airport pickup and drop-off services are included.

Is transportation wheelchair-friendly?

Yes, transportation is arranged to ensure comfort and ease for wheelchair users.

Can transportation be customized?

Yes, transportation can be customized based on specific mobility needs.

Accommodation and Food FAQs

What type of hotels are used during the tour?

Comfortable three-star hotels with accessible facilities are used.

Are we able to enter the hotel in a Wheelchair?

It depends on the hotel whether you can enter by Wheelchair or not. At the same time, some hotels have Wheelchair Access throughout the hotel and rooms.

Are meals included in the tour package?

Daily breakfast is included; other meals can be added on request.

Can dietary requirements be accommodated?

Yes, vegetarian and special dietary needs can be arranged.

Is internet and electricity available at hotels?

Yes, hotels provide electricity, internet, and hot shower facilities.

Does every hotel provide a Wheelchair?

No, not every hotel provides a Wheelchair. As Wheelchair sizes vary and the hotel staff is unaware of your size, you should bring it yourself. You will feel comfortable in your regularly used Wheelchair.

Booking and Cost FAQs

How much does the Nepal Accessible Wheelchair Tour cost?

The cost depends on duration, group size, services, and customization.

Are there discounts for wheelchair users?

Yes, group discounts and special offers are available.

Can the itinerary be customized?

Yes, the itinerary is fully flexible and customizable.

How can I book this tour?

You can book by contacting Boundless Adventure directly via website or WhatsApp.

Why choose Boundless Adventure for this tour?

Because of their experience in accessible travel, personalized care, and 24/7 support.

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