It's an experience you will not forget. Construction everywhere, potholes, turns, twists. The drivers are awesome to get you there, bus is comfortable and stops every 2 hours for food and toilet break. Slept well. A must do.

The description of 'tourist bus', was a bit misleading, although I guess, in terms of comfort, the bus was significantly better than a basic local bus. Being positive, the seats were reasonably comfortable and the air-conditioning worked so well that many of the locals who were sitting in the middle of the bus, and who obviously knew what to expect, put their hoods up to protect their heads from the very cold air. Also, there were sufficient stops; one for lunch and three to go to the toilet. The journey took about nine and a half hours. As far as the driver was concerned, he did get us to our destination safely, although he drove faster than I would have done on occasions (not thinking of the passengers comfort/discomfort) and one or two of his overtaking manoeuvres were, I thought, a bit risky. To be fair, I think bad roads had been made significantly worse by recent flooding and rain which had resulted in land slips and landslides. I think about half the journey was on unmade roads. In places - for much of the journey the road follows a mountain gorge - there were scenic views down into the gorge and the river below! If I am am honest, it is not a journey I would want to make again. That said, the alternative is flying which is much more expensive. During the journey, there were at least three occasions when the bus, travelling at speed, hit potholes and we were literally thrown up out of our seats which did not have seatbelts. I think the best way to create an accurate picture of how much movement there was - we were sitting at the back over the wheels and there seemed to be little in the way of suspension - is to say that during the journey, my Fitbit watch registered my arm/body movement and recorded 24,000 steps, without me leaving my seat!

Hi am planning to go from Kathmandu to Pokhara next week. Am in a dilemma how to go? Am travelling with parents ( above 70 yrs) . Should I take flights? Scared about the track record of buddha air or Yeti air. Which one is safe? Should I take road- Concerned about the 8-9 hours journey? Please suggest . Thanks

Kathmandu to Pokhara easily booked and travelled. Very affordable !. I was the Solo traveler from Nepal. Trusted site ! Recommeded for solo traveller

Great company with exceptional customer service! Went out of their way to ensure I got a comfortable ride to chitwan

This was a cool experience! I was seated on the side facing the valley and the trucks passing the other direction, which were beautifully ornamented. It had been raining all week, so the road was muddy and travel was slow (12 hours) but the bus was comfortable enough. Our bus did have a tire blow out (the highway is bumpy!) but staff replaced it quickly. There were a handful of foreigners on the bus, with mostly Nepalis traveling between the cities. The two bathroom and meal stops (around 9:30 and 12:00) were appreciated!

Punctual, attentive, comfortable. It was a good experience. They also gave water and it was possible to charge the phone.

My husband and I took the 7:00am bus from Kathmandu to Pokhara. Due to construction and maintenance the road was quite rough in many places. Despite this the ride was very comfortable, although i couldn't imagine taking the journey without the sofa seats. The driver was great and at all times we felt safe. There were plenty of washroom/food stops and beautiful views. It was a great experience!

Sabin recommended kathmandu to Pokhara luxury bus. He helped me to book easily by WhatsApp call. I found more comfortable than other bus and price also seems reasonable I travelled in Pokhara for Nepali new year 2080. The bus is really nice

I choose to go Pokhara by tourist bus which was normal and clean enough. It took 9 hours to reach Pokhara by road conditions.However, I took a luxury deluxe bus to get back Kathmandu which was cozy and smooth travel.

Sabin from Best Treks Nepal went out of his way to be helpful. He gave very clear details about bus time, seat, pick up point and sent friendly messages on the day to check all was well. As a solo traveller, I found this useful and reassuring. The bus had comfortable seats. The ride was slow and bumpy because half the road between Kathmandu and Lumbini is "under construction". A good thing the driver was skilled! Best Treks Nepal also arranged my return trip to Kathmandu with the same care and attention to detail. I would not hesitate to recommend them.

The bus was ok and relatively clean. We stopped about 6 times on the way, the first time basically just after leaving the city itself after 1 hour. Including all those pauses of 15 to 30min each, the ride to Pokhara took about 9.5h.

Amazing experience with amazing carriers and guide.Thanks to Sabin who showed us the beauty of Lang Tang valley and the kindness of the Nepalese people.

I took tourist bus to go Pokhara , it was nice. We feel safe and feel cozy entire the travel. In addition, We are very grateful with sabin who also help us to organize Pokhra tour . Definitely I want to recommend Best treks for tour and travel !

I have travelled to Pokhara by tourist bus yesteady. It was clean, safe and comfortable enough. Thanks to Sabin