Bird Watching Tour in Nepal

Duration	7
Max. altitude	2791 m
Difficulty	Easy
Transportation	Tourist bus/private vehicle
Accommodation	Hotel
Trip starts/ends	Kathmandu / Kathmandu
Trip route	kathmandu- Shivapuri Nagarjun National park-Phulchowki- Chitwan National park and back to kathmandu

Highlights

Explore amazing varieties of native and migratory birds.
Watch wetlands, national parks, and lakes to witness species of birds.
Know more about the birds from the accompanying bird specialist.
Take wonderful pictures of beautiful birds.

Overview

Bird Watching Tour in Nepal is surely a perfect chance to witness the amazing variety of bird species that call this diverse country home. Nestled between the Himalayas and the Indian plains, Nepal boasts a unique combination of climate zones and ecosystems, providing an ideal habitat for a rich array of birds. With approximately 876 recorded bird species, Nepal represents about 8% of the world’s total bird population, making it one of the world’s top birding destinations. Whether you are a professional ornithologist or an amateur enthusiast, Nepal offers an unforgettable experience with opportunities to observe birds soaring across five different climate zones—from subtropical lowlands to alpine regions.

The country’s protected areas include 12 National Parks, 1 Wildlife Reserve, 6 Conservation Areas, and numerous buffer zones that cover nearly a quarter of Nepal’s land. These conservation efforts help safeguard the natural habitats for birds and other wildlife. During this tour, you’ll explore wetlands, forests, and national parks where species such as the unique Spiny Babbler, various kingfishers, vultures, and migratory birds abound. Accompanied by expert bird-watching guides, you’ll not only observe these spectacular birds but also learn about their behaviors and ecological roles. With a camera in hand or simply your keen eyes, this tour promises to immerse you in Nepal’s vibrant avian world.

Over 876 bird species documented in Nepal

Diverse habitats from Terai wetlands to Himalayan slopes

Home to 8% of the world’s bird population

12 National Parks and extensive protected areas covering 23.39% of Nepal

Expert guides accompany every tour for enriching experience

Discover Nepal: A Birdwatcher’s Paradise

Nepal’s remarkable biodiversity and unique geography make it a dream destination for bird watchers worldwide. The country’s combination of subtropical plains, mid-hill forests, and alpine ecosystems creates habitats for a wide variety of bird species, many of which are endemic or rare. With 37 nationally endemic species and 300 regional endemic species, Nepal offers exclusive sightings that bird lovers will treasure. The wetlands of Nepal are internationally recognized, with 10 sites listed under the Ramsar Convention for their ecological significance, highlighting the importance of these habitats for resident and migratory waterbirds.

Wetlands alone cover approximately 750,000 hectares or 5% of Nepal’s total land area, hosting over 190 water bird species. These areas are also critical for various mammals, reptiles, and fish, contributing to a balanced ecosystem. From spotting the endangered gharial crocodile to watching the dazzling plumage of kingfishers and the graceful flight of vultures, Nepal’s avifauna is diverse and captivating. The bird watching tours by Asiana Treks and Tours take you to these pristine sites, including national parks, community forests, and wetlands, guided by knowledgeable local experts who ensure you don’t miss any highlight. This is your chance to experience Nepal as a true birdwatcher’s paradise.

Nepal hosts 37 national and 300 regional endemic bird species

10 internationally recognized Ramsar wetland sites

Wetlands cover 750,000 hectares, home to 190 water bird species

Rich biodiversity including rare mammals and reptiles alongside birds

Guided tours to national parks, wetlands, and community forests

Why Nepal is a Top Destination for Bird Watching

Nepal’s status as a premier bird watching destination is supported by its ecological variety, conservation efforts, and the sheer number of species present. Located at the crossroads of the Palearctic and Indo-Malayan ecozones, Nepal provides habitat to species from both regions, increasing bird diversity dramatically. The country's mountainous terrain means bird watchers can observe species adapted to vastly different altitudes and climates in a single trip—ranging from tropical species in the Terai lowlands to alpine birds high in the Himalayas.

The excellent network of protected areas helps ensure safe habitats for many threatened species, including the critically endangered vultures and the unique Spiny Babbler—the only bird endemic to Nepal. The presence of migratory birds adds further excitement, as seasonal visitors from Siberia and Central Asia rest and breed in Nepal’s wetlands. Additionally, the warmth and hospitality of local communities enhance the experience, providing cultural context to your wildlife observations. Combined with expert guides, well-organized tours, and beautiful landscapes, Nepal offers bird watchers a unique, thrilling, and educational experience unmatched in the region.

Intersection of Palearctic and Indo-Malayan ecozones

Diverse altitudinal bird habitats from tropical to alpine

Home to critically endangered species like vultures

Seasonal influx of migratory birds from Siberia and Central Asia

Strong conservation network and cultural immersion

Key Bird Species You’ll See on This Tour

During your Bird Watching Tour with Asiana Treks and Tours, you will have the opportunity to see an impressive array of bird species, some of which are rare and endemic to Nepal. The Spiny Babbler, Nepal’s only endemic bird, is a highlight for many bird watchers. In the wetlands and riverine forests of Chitwan and Koshi, you might encounter the stunning Great Hornbill, a symbol of Nepal’s rich biodiversity. Kingfishers, including the White-throated and Common Kingfisher, are abundant and provide vibrant flashes of color near water bodies.

Birds of prey like the Himalayan Griffon Vulture and the Steppe Eagle soar overhead, offering spectacular sightings. You may also see various species of pheasants, including the colorful Himalayan Monal, Nepal’s national bird, in higher altitudes. The tour also showcases migratory species such as the Bar-headed Goose and the Black-necked Crane, which arrive during winter months. With expert guides to help identify calls, plumage variations, and behaviors, your bird watching experience will be deeply informative and unforgettable.

Spiny Babbler: Nepal’s only endemic bird

Himalayan Monal: Nepal’s national bird with brilliant colors

Great Hornbill: Large and impressive bird of the forests

Kingfishers: White-throated, Common, and more near wetlands

Raptors: Himalayan Griffon Vulture, Steppe Eagle

Migratory species: Bar-headed Goose, Black-necked Crane

Best Bird Watching Spots in Nepal

Nepal offers some of the most spectacular bird watching locations in South Asia, each providing unique habitats that support diverse bird populations. Asiana Treks and Tours takes you to renowned spots such as Chitwan National Park, famous not only for its wildlife but also for its rich birdlife, including species like the Great Hornbill and the endangered Bengal Florican. The park’s dense forests, grasslands, and riverine environments create ideal conditions for spotting both resident and migratory birds.

Another highlight is the Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve in eastern Nepal, known for its extensive wetlands and over 485 bird species, including rare waterfowl and the elusive Sarus Crane. Phulchoki Hill near Kathmandu offers excellent views and sightings of hill and mountain birds like the colorful Himalayan Monal and various pheasants. Taudaha Lake and Nagarjun Forest are perfect for those who prefer birding close to the capital city, with a range of wetland and forest species. Each spot is carefully selected by Asiana Treks and Tours to maximize your birding success with expert guides on hand.

Chitwan National Park: Great Hornbill, Bengal Florican

Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve: Wetland birds, Sarus Crane

Phulchoki Hill: Himalayan Monal, mountain pheasants

Taudaha Lake & Nagarjun Forest: Wetland and forest species

Expert guides ensure optimal birding experiences

Seasonal Highlights and Migratory Birds

The seasons play a crucial role in shaping the bird watching experience in Nepal. Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the prime birding seasons, when migratory species from Siberia, Central Asia, and other regions arrive in Nepal’s wetlands and forests. During these months, you can witness spectacular flocks of migratory birds such as the Bar-headed Goose, Black-necked Crane, and various species of ducks and waders, adding to the already rich resident bird population.

Winter months bring cold-adapted species to lower altitudes, while summer often sees breeding activities and the appearance of colorful resident birds like the Spiny Babbler. The monsoon season, though less popular for bird watching due to heavy rains, provides lush green landscapes and excellent opportunities to see breeding birds in their natural habitats. Asiana Treks and Tours tailors your itinerary to the seasonal highlights, ensuring you witness the best birds Nepal has to offer during your visit.

Spring & Autumn: Peak migratory bird seasons

Migrants include Bar-headed Goose, Black-necked Crane

Winter: Cold-adapted species descend to lower altitudes

Summer: Breeding season with colorful resident birds

Monsoon: Lush habitats and breeding bird opportunities

Combine Bird Watching with Cultural Exploration

Asiana Treks and Tours offers more than just bird watching; it’s an immersive experience that blends Nepal’s rich natural heritage with its vibrant culture. Along your bird watching journey, you’ll have opportunities to visit local villages, meet indigenous communities, and explore ancient temples and historical sites. This cultural exposure adds depth to your trip, providing insight into how local people live in harmony with their environment and contribute to conservation efforts.

Visiting places like Kathmandu Valley allows you to witness traditional Newari architecture, vibrant festivals, and authentic Nepali cuisine. In the Terai region, you can experience the lifestyles of Tharu communities, known for their unique traditions and knowledge of local flora and fauna. These cultural encounters enrich your bird watching tour, making it a holistic journey that celebrates both biodiversity and cultural diversity.

Explore Kathmandu’s heritage sites and Newari culture

Visit Tharu communities in the Terai region

Learn about local conservation practices and traditions

Enjoy authentic Nepali cuisine and festivals

A balanced mix of nature and culture for a richer experience

Ideal Time to Visit for Bird Watching

Choosing the right time to visit Nepal is crucial to maximize your bird watching experience. The ideal periods are during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when the weather is pleasant, and the migratory birds are present. Spring offers vibrant flora alongside active birds preparing for breeding season, while autumn showcases large flocks of migrants resting before continuing their journey.

Winter months (December to February) are also excellent for bird watchers interested in species that descend to lower elevations to escape the cold, such as the Himalayan Griffon Vulture and the White-winged Grosbeak. However, the monsoon season (June to August) is generally avoided due to heavy rains that can restrict outdoor activities. Asiana Treks and Tours helps you plan your trip to coincide with these ideal times, ensuring comfortable weather and unforgettable bird sightings.

Best months: March to May and September to November

Spring: Breeding season, blooming flora

Autumn: Peak migratory bird presence

Winter: Low-altitude species and clear skies

Avoid monsoon (June to August) for best experience

Tour Highlights and Unique Experiences

The Bird Watching Tour with Asiana Treks and Tours offers many unique experiences that set it apart from other wildlife adventures. You’ll enjoy guided excursions with expert bird watchers who help identify species and interpret behaviors, enhancing your understanding of Nepal’s avian diversity. Night birding sessions, early morning walks, and visits to remote wetlands offer opportunities to see elusive and rare species up close.

Other highlights include photographic safaris, boat rides in wetland reserves, and interactions with local communities that add cultural context to your journey. The tour also emphasizes sustainable tourism and conservation education, ensuring that your experience supports the protection of Nepal’s natural heritage. From spotting the rare Spiny Babbler to watching flocks of migratory cranes, each day is packed with memorable moments designed for bird lovers of all levels.

Expert guides and bird identification support

Night birding and early morning walks

Boat rides in wetlands and photographic safaris

Cultural interactions with local communities

Focus on conservation and sustainable tourism

Trip Itinerary

Day 1 : Arrival in Kathmandu

Your trip day starts today when you arrive to Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Upon your arrival, you will be received by our representative at the airport. He will be carrying a signboard with our company’s name on it. Then you will be transferred to the tour hotel and checked in. A trip briefing will follow later today and the time will be notified to you by the representative who picks you up from the airport. We will come to meet and brief you about the trip at the fixed time. Until then just relax or explore a bit of surrounding.

Day 2 : Bird Watching Tour – Nagarjun Forest and Taudaha wetland - B

Take and early morning breakfast at hotel and get ready for the first exciting day of bird watching in Nepal. We will drive to Nagarjun forest in Shivapuri National park in Kathmandu. The forest is a very good shelter for the birds like grey bushchat, black throated tit, hume’s warbler, Himalayan griffon, mountain bulbul etc. Then we move to Taudaha wetland in the south of Kathmandu which is a perfect place to observe several species of migratory and local birds.

Day 3 : Bird Watching Tour – Phulchoki - B

After breakfast in the morning, we set off for a full day of bird watching tour at Phulchoki forest in the southern part of Kathmandu valley. Phulchoki is a natural habitat for 265 different species of birds including babbler, warbler, woodpecker, eagle etc. The forest also is home to several migratory birds which you can observe during the visit.

Day 4 : Kathmandu – Chitwan - B/L/D

After the breakfast, check out the hotel and start the drive for the day to Chitwan. About six hours of drive takes you to the nearby town to Chitwan National Park where you will engage yourself in amazing bird watching activities.

Day 5 : Bird Watching Tour – Community Forest/ National Park/ Bees Hajari Taal - B/L/D

We embark on a full day bird watching tour after breakfast. We explore the forest, national park and a wet land area during our full day bird watching trip. As we are inside the national park, we might encounter several other animals in addition to birds. Animals like one horned rhino, deer, leopard, wild boar etc. are common animals inside the park.

Day 6 : Chitwan – Kathmandu - B/L/D

We take early morning breakfast and drive to Kathmandu by tourist bus. There is an option to fly back by paying an additional flight cost. The drive will take around five hours to bring us Kathmandu. Once we arrive to hotel in Kathmandu, we will have some free time to relax or explore around before we go for the farewell dinner.

Day 7 : Departure Day - B

You will be transferred to airport as per your flight schedule. We will pick you up from the hotel three hours prior to your flight time.

Inclusions

Cost Includes

Airport picks up and transfers to hotel.
Hotel accommodations in Kathmandu and Chitwan 3-star category with breakfast.
Day sightseeing in old heritage sites with a tourist guide.
All of the ground transportation is mentioned in the Itinerary.
Chitwan National park Entry Permit with Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
An experienced and first aid trained license holder nature guide.
Breakfast lunch dinner during the tour and Chitwan.
Meals, accommodation, transportation, equipment, insurance, and salary for nature guide.
Applicable government taxes (13% VAT and 10% tourism service charges)
Nepali culture show with farewell dinner.

Cost Excludes

Nepal entry visa and Travel/Medical insurance.
Snacks and drinks during the tour.
Single supplements in hotels except for solo tour service.
Optional trips which are not specified in the itinerary.
Necessary sightseeing entrance fee for the heritage site during the tour.
Personal nature equipment and Donation to the local organisation.
Helicopter evacuation/rescue in case of emergency.
Bird-watching equipment.
Gratitude to guide and porter and driver.

Complimentary

Nepal is a true paradise for bird watchers, boasting over 900 recorded bird species across its diverse ecosystems, from subtropical lowlands to Himalayan highlands. Asiana Treks and Tours offers an exceptional Bird Watching Tour that takes you through some of the most fertile bird habitats in Nepal, such as Nagarjun Forest, Taudaha Wetland, Phulchoki Hills, and Chitwan National Park. This carefully crafted itinerary ensures a balance of rich wildlife encounters and cultural immersion, perfect for both amateur bird watchers and seasoned ornithologists.

Booking your tour with Asiana Treks and Tours is a seamless process, backed by a team dedicated to personalized service and expert local guides who have intimate knowledge of Nepal’s avian biodiversity. The tour duration typically spans 5 to 7 days, offering enough time to explore various habitats, observe migratory patterns, and photograph rare and endemic bird species. Group sizes are kept small to maintain an intimate experience and minimal disturbance to the natural surroundings.

Typical Itinerary: 5–7 Days Bird Watching Tour

The tour begins in Kathmandu, where you will be introduced to Nepal’s bird species during initial excursions in Nagarjun Forest and Taudaha Wetland. These areas provide a wonderful mix of forest and wetland bird species, including the elusive Himalayan Monal and colorful kingfishers. The journey then moves to Phulchoki Hills, the highest hill surrounding Kathmandu, known for its rich temperate forest birdlife such as the Spiny Babbler, Nepal’s only endemic bird species.

Next, the itinerary shifts to Chitwan National Park and its adjacent community forests and wetlands like Bees Hajari Taal. This lowland tropical jungle offers sightings of species like the Great Hornbill, various eagles, and migratory waterfowl. The diverse terrain and ecosystems visited throughout the trip provide a comprehensive bird watching experience that highlights Nepal’s remarkable biodiversity.

Bird Watching Activities Included

Guided bird watching walks in Nagarjun Forest, Taudaha Wetland, and Phulchoki Hills, focusing on spotting endemic and migratory species.

Early morning and late afternoon excursions to maximize bird activity.

Visits to community forests and protected areas within Chitwan National Park to observe rare tropical birds and wetland species.

Opportunities for bird photography with expert advice from local guides.

Educational sessions on Nepal’s bird conservation efforts and habitat preservation.

Interaction with local communities to understand the cultural connection with the natural environment.

Accommodation Options – From Lodges to Homestays

Asiana Treks and Tours offers a range of accommodation options tailored to your comfort and preferences. During the Kathmandu segment, guests stay at quality lodges that provide easy access to the bird watching sites with comfortable amenities. In rural and protected areas like Chitwan and Phulchoki, the lodges blend eco-friendly practices with local hospitality, offering cozy rooms that allow you to relax after a day of exploration.

For those seeking a more immersive cultural experience, homestay options are available in villages near birding hotspots. These homestays provide a unique opportunity to experience Nepalese rural life and cuisine while supporting local communities. Whether you prefer the comfort of lodges or the authenticity of homestays, Asiana Treks and Tours ensures that your accommodation complements the overall bird watching adventure, combining comfort, accessibility, and sustainability.

Meals and Dietary Preferences

Asiana Treks and Tours understands the importance of good nutrition during your bird watching adventure in Nepal. The meals provided throughout the tour are thoughtfully prepared to cater to various dietary needs and preferences, ensuring a pleasant and energizing experience. Typically, breakfasts include fresh fruits, cereals, eggs, and traditional Nepali items such as steamed momos or parathas, giving you a hearty start before the day’s excursions. Lunch and dinner meals often consist of a mix of Nepali, Tibetan, and continental cuisine, incorporating fresh vegetables, rice, lentils (dal), and locally sourced meats.

For travelers with specific dietary requirements—be it vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, or any allergies—Asiana Treks and Tours makes every effort to accommodate your needs with advance notice. The company works closely with local cooks and restaurants to prepare customized menus without compromising taste or nutrition. Alongside main meals, snacks and refreshments are provided during bird watching walks, including energy bars, nuts, and hydration options to keep you refreshed throughout the day.

Breakfast: Local and continental options (fruits, eggs, cereals)

Lunch and Dinner: Balanced Nepali, Tibetan, and international dishes

Special dietary accommodations: Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, allergy-sensitive

Snacks and hydration during excursions included

Use of fresh, local ingredients to support community and flavor

What’s Included and Excluded in the Tour Price

The tour price for the Bird Watching Tour with Asiana Treks and Tours is designed to be comprehensive yet transparent, giving you a clear understanding of what your investment covers. Included in the price are all accommodations as per the itinerary, daily meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner where specified), professional English-speaking bird watching guides, all necessary permits and entrance fees, and transportation between locations by comfortable private vehicles. Additionally, airport transfers on arrival and departure are provided for ease of travel.

However, certain personal expenses fall outside the included package. Items such as international airfare to and from Nepal, travel insurance, personal shopping, tips for guides and drivers, alcoholic beverages, and optional activities not listed in the itinerary are excluded. Asiana Treks and Tours recommends travelers arrange comprehensive travel insurance before the trip, as medical evacuation and treatment costs are not covered in the tour price.

Included: Accommodation, meals, expert birding guides, permits, transportation, airport transfers

Excluded: International airfare, travel insurance, personal expenses, tips, alcoholic drinks, optional activities

Clear communication on inclusions for budget planning

Support in arranging travel insurance and pre-trip preparations

Tour Cost and Payment Methods

The cost of the Bird Watching Tour offered by Asiana Treks and Tours varies depending on the group size, accommodation standards, and duration of the tour (5 to 7 days). Typically, the package price starts at a competitive rate that reflects the high quality of services, expert guides, and the carefully selected bird watching sites included in the itinerary. Special group discounts or customized private tours may also influence the final price. For an accurate quotation, it is recommended to contact Asiana Treks and Tours directly, providing your preferred dates and specific requirements.

Regarding payment, Asiana Treks and Tours offers flexible options to facilitate easy booking. A deposit is usually required at the time of booking to secure your spot, with the balance payable before the tour commences. Accepted payment methods include international bank transfers, credit/debit cards, and secure online payment gateways. The company also provides detailed invoices and receipts for all transactions to ensure transparency and trust throughout the booking process.

Competitive pricing tailored by group size and duration

Discounts available for groups or customized tours

Deposit required at booking; balance due pre-tour

Payment methods: Bank transfer, credit/debit cards, online payments

Detailed invoicing and receipts for all transactions

Group Size and Age Limits

Asiana Treks and Tours prioritizes a personalized and comfortable experience for all bird watching enthusiasts, which is reflected in their careful consideration of group size and age limits. Typically, group sizes for the Bird Watching Tour are kept small, ranging from 4 to 10 participants. This small group size ensures minimal disturbance to wildlife, a more intimate experience with expert guides, and greater flexibility in the daily schedule to accommodate the group's pace and interests.

Regarding age limits, the tour welcomes participants from ages 12 and above, making it suitable for families with older children, nature lovers, and retirees alike. Due to the nature of bird watching activities, which often involve walking on uneven terrain and early mornings, the company advises participants to have a reasonable level of physical fitness. For younger children or seniors with specific health concerns, a prior discussion with Asiana Treks and Tours is recommended to ensure safety and enjoyment throughout the journey.

Group size: 4 to 10 participants for personalized experience

Age limits: Suitable for ages 12 and above

Ideal for families, individual travelers, retirees, and bird enthusiasts

Moderate physical activity expected; prior consultation recommended for health concerns

Small groups ensure minimal environmental impact and focused attention from guides

Departure Dates and Flexibility

Asiana Treks and Tours offers a flexible schedule for the Bird Watching Tour in Nepal to accommodate travelers from around the world and various timeframes. The tours typically run year-round, but the best bird watching experiences align with Nepal’s migratory seasons and local climatic conditions. The peak birding months are from March to May and September to November when the weather is pleasant and migratory species are abundant. However, customized departure dates are available upon request to suit your travel plans and preferences.

Flexibility is a key aspect of booking with Asiana Treks and Tours. The company understands that travel plans may shift due to unforeseen circumstances such as weather changes or personal schedules. Therefore, they offer the possibility to adjust departure dates, provided adequate notice is given. For groups and private tours, there is even greater leeway to set preferred start dates and design personalized itineraries that match your birding interests and timing. This customer-centric approach ensures you get the most out of your bird watching adventure without feeling constrained by fixed schedules.

Tours available year-round with peak seasons in spring and autumn

Customized departure dates available upon request

Flexible rescheduling policy with advance notice

Private and group tours can set personalized start dates

Tailored itineraries to match birding interests and seasonal highlights

How to Book Your Bird Watching Tour

Booking your Bird Watching Tour with Asiana Treks and Tours is a straightforward and customer-friendly process designed to make your travel preparations hassle-free. The first step is to contact the company via their official website or email, where you can inquire about availability, tour dates, and any specific requirements you might have. Once you confirm your interest, the team provides a detailed itinerary, pricing, and payment instructions.

To secure your spot, a deposit payment is usually required. Upon receipt of the deposit, your booking is confirmed, and you will receive a booking voucher and detailed pre-trip information, including packing lists and travel tips. Asiana Treks and Tours encourages early booking, especially during peak seasons, to ensure availability. The company also offers personalized assistance throughout the process, from pre-departure queries to logistical support, making sure you feel confident and prepared for your Nepalese bird watching adventure.

Initial inquiry via website or email

Receive detailed itinerary and pricing information

Deposit required to confirm booking

Booking voucher and pre-trip info provided after confirmation

Early booking recommended for peak seasons

Personalized assistance available at every stage

Cancellation and Refund Policies

Asiana Treks and Tours has a clear and fair cancellation and refund policy to protect both travelers and the company while providing flexibility in case plans change. If a cancellation is made well in advance, typically more than 30 days before the tour start date, a full or partial refund of the deposit may be offered, minus any non-refundable fees such as permits or accommodation costs already incurred.

For cancellations closer to the departure date, especially within 14 to 30 days, the refund amount may decrease, reflecting the commitments already made by the company on your behalf. No refunds are usually issued for cancellations made less than 14 days prior to the tour. In cases where the company must cancel due to unforeseen circumstances such as natural disasters or government restrictions, full refunds or alternative dates are offered. Travelers are strongly encouraged to purchase comprehensive travel insurance to cover cancellations, medical emergencies, and other contingencies.

Full or partial refund for cancellations over 30 days in advance

Reduced refund for cancellations within 14–30 days

No refund for cancellations less than 14 days before departure

Full refund or rescheduling if the company cancels

Strong recommendation to purchase travel insurance

Contact Details for Questions and Reservations

For any questions, clarifications, or to make reservations for the Bird Watching Tour in Nepal, Asiana Treks and Tours provides several easy ways to get in touch. Their customer service team is reachable via email, phone, and through their official website contact form, ensuring quick and helpful responses. The company prides itself on excellent communication and personalized service, guiding you from the initial inquiry to your return home.

When contacting Asiana Treks and Tours, be sure to provide relevant details such as your preferred travel dates, number of participants, and any special requirements or interests. This helps the team tailor the experience to your needs and provide accurate information. Additionally, their website features detailed FAQs, tour descriptions, and booking instructions to help you plan effectively. Whether you prefer direct communication or self-service booking, Asiana Treks and Tours ensures you have all the support needed for a seamless bird watching adventure in Nepal.

Contact via email, phone, and website contact form

Responsive and knowledgeable customer service team

Provide travel dates, group size, and special requirements for accurate quotes

Access FAQs and detailed tour information online

Personalized assistance from inquiry to post-tour support

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