NEPAL 2026 RETREAT
Join us for Diwali in Nepal

Yoga • Meditation • Sound Healing • Kirtan • Sacred Cultural Exchange
November 5-18, 2026
Experience Nepal during Diwali, the Festival of Lights — a sacred and vibrant time when homes, temples, and villages are illuminated with candles, offerings, music, and celebration. November is also one of the best times to visit Nepal due to clear Himalayan mountain views, comfortable temperatures, and ideal trekking weather. Experience authentic culture through the eyes of Master Yogi, Laxman Panthi, and his team, including Caryn Tyler, of English-speaking guides for a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Nepal.
Itinerary
Nov. 5-11: Arrive in Kathmandu, Nepal
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Stay at Grammy-nominated musician Manose Singh’s home
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Welcome gathering and traditional Nepali meal
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Diwali celebrations
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Yoga, meditation & sound healing
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Excursions may include: Namo Buddha Temple, Bhaktapur UNESCO World Heritage Site, and more
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Shopping and experiences in and around Kathmandu
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Optional cooking class
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Nov. 12-13: Pokhara, Nepal
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Fly to Pokhara (flight included).
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Enjoy Lakeside relaxation, restaurants, shopping, and cafés
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Local Nepali cultural experiences
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Optional spa experiences
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Nov. 13–14: Australia Camp, Himalayan foothills
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Hike to the camp, stay overnight, Himalayan sunrise meditation trek, return to Pokhara
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Nov. 14-15: Bandipur, Nepal
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Scenic mountain village overnight stay
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Nov. 15–18: Kathmandu, Nepal
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3 nights at Hotel Magnificent
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Optional spa treatments and shopping
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Departures on Nov. 18
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Note: Itinerary subject to change.
Typical daily itinerary - See the FAQ page.


What's included?
Included
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Hotels (double occupancy)
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Airport - Hotel transfers
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Group transportation throughout Nepal
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Domestic flight to Pokhara
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Entrance fees to included sites
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Meals as outlined in the itinerary
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Daily yoga, meditation & workshops
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Bottled water during group travel
Not Included
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International airfare to/from Kathmandu
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Travel insurance
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Passport & visa fees. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the entry date into Nepal.
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Optional spa services and shopping
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Private or optional excursions outside of the itinerary
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Additional snacks, alcohol, or personal purchases
LET THE JOURNEY BEGIN
Kathmandu
Stay at Grammy-nominated artist Manose Sing's home in Kathmandu and celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Lights. Daily yoga, meditation, mindfulness, exploration, and a visit to the Namo Buddha Temple.


Pokhara
Enjoy the "lake region" in Pokhara with great cafes, spas, and shopping. Daily sadhana and kirtan.
Australian camp in the Himalayas
Enjoy a trek from Pokhara to beautiful Australian Camp in the lower Himalayas (approx. 3 to 4-hour hike). Stay for one night and return for a beautiful sunrise trek.

Kathmandu
Final closing experiences, shopping, wonderful spas, and surrounding temples. Optional cooking class. Departure preparations.
Pricing & Important Info
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Super Early Bird: $2,600 — deposit due by June 15, 2026
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Early Bird: $2,800 — through July 1, 2026 (includes all returning guests)
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Regular Price: $3,000
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Single Occupancy Upgrade: $200
Payment plans are available. A 500$ USD non-refundable deposit reserves your space. Payments can be made via cash, check, Venmo, and PayPal.
Import Info
Please read before registering
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Participants should be comfortable traveling internationally in a small group setting of approximately 8 -16 guests.
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Guests should be able to manage personal baggage and airport navigation with some assistance available.
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WhatsApp will be used for group communication before and during the retreat.
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Tipping is optional but deeply appreciated in Nepal and other developing nations.
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Two to three optional pre-trip meet-and-greet gatherings will be offered to discuss travel logistics, packing, and community connection. August, September, and October dates to be determined.
Is this retreat right for you?
This retreat is ideal for travelers seeking meaningful cultural immersion, spiritual exploration, mindful travel, yoga, connection, and personal transformation — rather than luxury tourism alone.
For more information or questions, please feel free to contact me. Caryn Sushila: caryntyler111@gmail.com.

























