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We, the Nepal Hiking Team, present you with the Best of Nepal Tour within thirteen nights and a 14-day holiday trip package. This 14-day Nepal cultural heritage tour package is carefully planned by our tour and trekking professionals so that you can have an unforgettable holiday in Nepal.
What makes this 2025/26 best of Nepal tour the perfect choice for you? The answer to this is simple. Our best-of-Nepal tour and trekking itinerary has everything that Nepal has to offer, from guided tours to UNESCO World Heritage Sites with their history and information and sunrise/sunset views from famous destinations in Nepal to trekking in the untouched beauty of Annapurna.
The Best of Nepal Trek and Tour is an incredible package that takes you to Nepal's four most popular tourist destinations: Kathmandu, Chitwan, Pokhara, and Ghorepani.
You will visit beautiful Hindu and Buddhist stupas that bring peace and calm to the city. Likewise, you will travel through the natural setting of rivers, lakes, forests, national parks, and the beautiful Top Mountains of Nepal. You can also meet locals and learn about Nepal's proud history, as it has never been ruled by another country.
Another main reason to explore this trip while you are in Nepal is that it is perfect for all ages, from kids and newbies to seniors, and booking is available at any time of the year. It is ideal for a family trip with kids and seniors, as it is one of the easiest tours that does not require extreme physical strength. In this 14-day tour of Nepal package, you will travel by road on a comfortable tourist vehicle and also take a short trek to Annapurna Poon Hill after the completion of tour activities.
The best Nepal sightseeing tours and trekking activities for 2025/26 are available with the Nepal Hiking Team at great, affordable prices. Why not plan a trip with us now? Join our Best of Nepal tour to experience all major tourist spots in Nepal, a blend of local culture, wildlife, and adventure with a jungle safari and breathtaking mountain scenery.
The Nepal Tour is an incredible tour package. Now, let’s look at the route overview, shall we?
The Nepal cultural tour package commences as soon as you arrive in Kathmandu via Tribhuvan International Airport. There will be a guide from our Nepal Hiking Team, and he will be waiting for you at the gate when you come in through the airport. They will then drive you to your hotel, see to it that you are checked in, and inform you of the schedule of activities and the trip plan.
The following day is scheduled for a Kathmandu valley sightseeing tour and Bhaktapur trip, where you will be guided through the various attractions. You will then tour several heritage sites to learn about the country’s cultural past before driving to Nagarkot. The next morning, you will witness an exceptionally beautiful sunrise at Nagarkot and then depart to Chitwan. To the north of Pokhara, there are a series of jungle activities in Chitwan National Park planned for you the whole day. You can watch some splendid wildlife, such as a horn Rhinoceros, a monitor Lizard, and even a Royal Bengal Tiger, if you are lucky enough.
Another destination you pass on from the wonderful jungle safari is Lumbini. Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, is one of the best places for religion and spirituality. You will be visiting the Mayadevi Temple, the Lumbini Garden, monasteries, and also temples. Autumn is incredibly beautiful; feel the positive energy and the touch of peace all the time you are there. From Lumbini, you will travel over a beautiful hilly stretch heading to the small settlement of Tansen, Palpa. The major tourist attractions in Tansen include the cultural values of the Newar community, Newari architecture, and Rani Mahal, which is also called the Taj Mahal of Nepal.
After Palpa, you will drive to the charming Nepalese city of Pokhara. The scenic view in the tour of Pokhara Valley is so interesting that it makes you visit some places like Sarangkot, Bindabasini Temple, Davis Fall, and others. You can also take a boat ride on Fewa Lake and feel its serenity. On the following day, you’ll take a drive up to Birethanti and start your trek to Ulleri. The next day, you’ll trek to Ghorepani and then to Poon Hill and Ghandruk.
After the journey across the mountain, you’ll get back to Kathmandu. Once you reach Kathmandu, you’ll have a farewell dinner at an authentic Nepalese restaurant. During the dinner, you’ll have special Nepalese cuisine and enjoy cultural shows as well. On the last day, you’ll be picked up from a hotel and taken to the airport for your departure flight.
Nepal is indeed a fascinating country packed with lots of fun and exciting things to do on this adventure. Still, it has a few adventurous parts, especially during the Best of Nepal Tour when trekking in the High Himalayas. The entire Nepal Hiking Team would like to ensure that your journey with us will be beautiful and memorable.
If you’re still unsure, we have compiled a list of the top 15 reasons why choosing this trip is the best decision.
You can undertake this best Nepal tour and trek at any time of the year, including winter! You’ll start in Kathmandu, exploring its ancient temples and markets, then head to Bhaktapur before catching a stunning Nagarkot sunrise over the Himalayas. Winter is also a great time for wildlife adventures; Chitwan National Park will be cooler, perfect for safaris and spotting rhinos.
The Poon Hill trek might be chilly, but it’s totally worth it for the clear mountain views. Just pack a warm jacket, and you'll be fine. The drives from Lumbini to Pokhara and beyond will be scenic, too, with fewer tourists around.
So, yes—winter’s a wonderful time to explore Nepal without the crowds. Just go for it!
You can also embark on our fantastic Nepal Trip and tour during the summer. Nepal's summer, particularly during the monsoon months of June, July, and August, features warm, humid weather with frequent rain showers. It was challenging in certain areas during trekking, but it was a good time for cultural sites, festivities, and the lively street scene. The temperature varies from 20°C to 35°C, while the Terai region experiences the hottest days.
There are many festivities during the summertime, such as Rato Machhindranath Jatra in Patan and many others in different parts of the country. You can wander through the bustling street life and cultural scenes of Kathmandu and Pokhara. The ancient temples and monasteries, along with historical sites, provide rich cultural experiences.
Join us for the Best of Nepal Tour in December, January, and February 2025 & beyond 2026, which is a perfect time to explore Nepal's magnificent landscapes, rich culture, and natural beauty. These winter months bring crisp air, clear mountain views, and a peaceful atmosphere on the trails. Days are cold but stable, making it a great time for travelers who enjoy quiet routes and bright, blue-sky mornings.
We have some recommended tours for you. The tours listed below take place at a similar pace, are in the same region, and follow nearly identical routes.
This 9-day Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan tour focuses on heritage sites, Pokhara, Chitwan, and Nagarkot by excluding Lubmini and Ghorepani Poon Hill. If you are low on time and want an easier and shorter Nepal without trekking, then this can be a better option for you.
The 8-day longer Glimpse of Nepal Tours offers the similar tour option which excludes hiking and takes you to explore wildlife, a sightseeing tour, and the land of Buddha, Lumbini. This tour skips the Nagarkot stay and the trekking region.
Nepal Hiking Team (NHT) is popularly regarded as the most trusted adventure company in Nepal; it also offers much more than a holiday. With expert hands planning down to the last detail, immerse yourself in the culture, enjoy the mesmerizing landscapes, and walk away with unforgettable memories.
The itinerary of this well-planned tour covers some of the most important landmarks in Nepal: Kathmandu, a cultural city filled with ageless wealth; Pokhara, a city retreat by lakes and mountains; Chitwan National Park, nurturing rare wildlife; and Lumbini, the place of birth of Lord Buddha and spiritual magnanimity. Each stop is crafted to balance adventure with comfort while providing a smooth, fulfilling travel experience.
Extensive personalization and promotion of responsible tourism are some of the distinguishing features of NHT. Knowledgeable guides and friendly staff accompany your journey, sharing local stories, cultural connections, and warm hospitality. A handpicked list of accommodations and safe and reliable transport are some of the aspects we meticulously look after.
With Nepal Hiking Team, the Best of Nepal Tour becomes more than sightseeing; it is a meaningful experience meant to inspire and enrich. Whether you are temple-hunting, boating on Phewa Lake, or enjoying rhinos in Chitwan, you will take home real stories and memorable experiences to cherish forever.
When you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, a member of the Nepal Hiking Team will greet you with a “Nepal Hiking Team” placard in their hand and a smile on their face. They will help you with your bags and take you to your hotel in the city center. You will have time to relax and walk around the nearby streets of Thamel, where you can feel the mix of old temples and busy markets.
You will be given a briefing in the evening at your hotel, going over the next day's plans and answering any questions you may have.
Today, you will start your day by going to the famous UNESCO sites in Kathmandu. You will see Hindu rituals by the Bagmati river, starting at the Pashupatinath Temple. You'll then go to Boudhanath Stupa, where you can walk around the stupa with people from the area. This is one of the biggest stupas in the world.
Thereafter, you'll climb to Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple) to see the Kathmandu Valley and its mix of religious buildings. After exploring the Kathmandu UNESCO sites, you will then go towards Bhaktapur Durbar Square, where you can see carvings in wood and temples.
Finally, you'll drive to Nagarkot, where you'll stay at your lodge after taking in the views of the Himalayas. The Himalayan views include Everest, Manaslu, and Ganesh Himal.
You will get up early to see the beautiful sunrise over the Himalayas from Nagarkot. After breakfast, you'll drive to Chitwan National Park, stopping along the way to take pictures of the hills and lowland forests. When you get there, you'll go to a Tharu village to learn about their way of life and culture.
Then, you'll go to the National Park Visitor Center to learn about how the area protects its animals. You will relax by the Rapti River in the evening and watch a traditional Tharu dance show.
In the morning, you will have a peaceful canoe ride on the Rapti River. In this exciting canoe ride, you will be able to see gharial crocodiles and water birds. After that, you'll go for a walk in the jungle through thick forests looking for deer, monkeys, and rhinos. You'll have to be very careful and respectful of the animals.
You will then go on an open jeep safari deeper into the park in the afternoon, hoping to see elephants and tigers. You will go to the Elephant Breeding Center to find out more about their programs to protect elephants in the Chitwan National Park. At your lodge, you end your day with a cultural show that includes Tharu music and dance.
You will start early by going birdwatching in Chitwan with your guide, who will help you identify various bird species like pigeons, peafowls, kingfishers, doves, etc.
After breakfast, you'll drive through the Terai plains to Lumbini. You will see the serene gardens and the Maya Devi Temple, the birthplace of Buddha, when you arrive in Lumbini. You will also see the Ashoka Pillar, which is an important historical marker. It is named after Emperor Ashoka, who commemorated that pillar in his era. You will later go to various Buddhist monasteries in the monastic zone to feel the spiritual atmosphere.
After the healing stay at Lumbini, the next day, you will leave early for Tansen. It is a beautiful hill town with Newari-style buildings located in the Palpa district of Nepal. You can go to local markets and historical sites like the old palace. As you keep driving, you'll see terraced fields and rivers.
When you get to Pokhara, you'll enjoy a relaxing evening boat ride on Phewa Lake, where you can see the Machhapuchhre peak. The shops and cafes by the lake will be happy to have you stop by for a quiet walk.
You will get up early to drive to Sarangkot and watch the sun rise over the Annapurna range. After going down, you will go to Bindabasini Temple to learn about how Hindus worship. After that, you'll see Davis Falls and hear the interesting fact about it.
Then you'll go to Gupteshwor Cave to see the sacred Shiva lingam. At the end of the day, you'll go to the Tibetan Refugee Camp to meet artists and learn about Tibetan culture in exile.
You will drive from Pokhara to Birethanti after breakfast. Along the way, you will pass through villages and cross the Modi Khola River to get trekking permits. You will start your hike on paths lined with bamboo and waterfalls, going by terraced fields and farms.
To get to Ulleri, you'll have to cross a suspension bridge over Bhurungdi Khola and climb a long set of stone steps. The friendly Magar villagers will greet you there, and the views will make the effort worth it.
You will walk through rhododendron forests where birds sing and monkeys sometimes come out. The path goes up slowly, with stops at the Ulleri Hill campground to rest and take in the views. You will keep hiking with other trekkers through meadows and forests.
Your destination for this ninth day is Ghorepani, a traditional Gurung and Magar village. You can get used to the altitude and get ready for the next day's hike by exploring teahouses.
You will leave before dawn and hike for about 1.5 hours to Poon Hill, where you will get wonderful views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri at sunrise. When you get back to Ghorepani, you'll have breakfast and then continue trekking through rhododendron ridges to Deurali Pass, which is the highest point of the day. The path then goes down through wooded areas with streams on the way to Tadapani village, where you can relax after a long day of walking on different types of ground.
You will go down a lovely path through oak and rhododendron forests, where you can enjoy the shade and views of the mountains. When you get to Ghandruk, you'll explore this Gurung village with slate-roofed houses and terraced fields.
You can learn about the Gurung people's traditional culture and way of life by going to the Gurung Museum. Talking to people from the area will help you learn more about the area's ethnic diversity.
You will walk downhill from Ghandruk to Kimche after breakfast. You will pass through farmland and along the river. Your car will be ready to take you back to Pokhara when you get to Kimche. You can relax, take a boat ride on Phewa Lake, or walk through the busy Lakeside area with its shops and cafes once you get there. This will help you get back into the swing of things after your trek.
You will drive by a private car along the Prithvi Highway, which follows the Trishuli River and stops at beautiful villages and roadside markets. During breaks, enjoy trying local snacks. When you get to Kathmandu, you will have some free time to shop or see the sights. There will be a farewell dinner with traditional Nepali food and a cultural performance with music and dance in the evening.
Note: If you’re tired of the long bus ride, you can take a flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu directly. The additional charge for the flight would be USD 115 per person.
After breakfast, a representative from “Nepal Hiking Team” will help you get to the airport 3 hours earlier, making sure that check-in goes smoothly. You will remember the culture, landscapes, and hospitality of Nepal long after you leave. If you want to stay longer, the team is ready to help you plan your next trip.
Book this 14-day Best of Nepal Tour package with Nepal Hiking Team to ensure top-level safety, reliable comfort, and authentic Nepalese experiences.
Chitwan National Park can be described as a protected area located in the southern part of Nepal that is famous for its wildlife and nature. There, you can watch one-horned rhinos and Bengal tigers in the jungle during the jeep or boat safaris. It is one of the most beautiful areas to visit for those who would like to spend time in the forests of Nepal and see a variety of wildlife and fauna that appear to be abundant in this area, thus making it a natural paradise for the world.
While choosing the best Nepal Tour with us, some fun activities that can be carried out while in Chitwan National Park are:
Elephant rides have been a traditional part of safaris in Chitwan, but they are no longer promoted due to ethical concerns about animal rights. Instead, we provide sustainable alternatives such as jeep safaris, jungle walks, and canoe rides, which provide an equally thrilling way to explore the park.
Chitwan offers a remarkable variety of wildlife. The park is home to the Royal Bengal Tiger, one-horned rhinoceros, Asian elephants, leopards, sloth bears, and crocodiles. With more than 500 bird species recorded, it is also one of the best birdwatching destinations in Asia, giving travelers endless opportunities to witness nature at its best.
Well, who doesn’t know about Buddha? He is the founder of Buddhism, who spread the teachings of peace, reflection, and a deep connection. Lumbini is the birthplace of Buddha.
Are you familiar with Emperor Ashoka? If not, let us inform you that he was a king who helped to spread Buddhism. The Ashoka Pillar in Lumbini denotes the place where Ashoka visited to pay his respects to Buddha’s Birthplace.
You will stand at the Maya Devi Temple, where Queen Maya Devi gave birth to Prince Siddhartha Gautam, who later became the Lord Buddha. Apart from this, you will be walking through a beautiful garden with monasteries built around it. They now belong to different schools of Buddhism.
Read our genuine feedback from past travelers with Nepal Hiking Team sourced from TripAdvisor, Google, Facebook, and Trustpilot.
We finished our 14 day tour of Nepal, which involved a 5-day hike in the Annapurna region. This was truly an incredible trip if you want to explore all of Nepal. This tour took us off the beaten trails, letting us see sights that many travelers miss as they head straight to the mountains. For the trekking portion, we're glad we chose a 5-day trek instead of the full journey to ABC. Though we're avid hikers and have done overnight treks before, we felt that 5 days was the perfect amount. The Nepal Hiking Team did a fantastic job. Our guide and porter were wonderful, and each evening, they treated us to fresh fruit after dinner—a unique touch we didn’t see with other companies.
Oh my goodness, where do I even start? This was hands down the best tour I have ever been on. I am honestly finding it hard to put into words what a wonderful and moving experience it was.
My husband and I wanted to see Nepal for our honeymoon. However, we decided to explore it in a slightly less traditional way and opted for a city tour instead of a hike. We had the opportunity to see Nepal in-depth, and it was truly remarkable. We visited various parts of Kathmandu, including all the iconic temples. We also ventured to Chitwan, where we witnessed breathtaking rice fields, went on a safari, and even spotted rhinos and a tiger! Our journey took us to the city of Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, and finally to Pokhara, where we were captivated by the beauty of the lakes and the awe-inspiring Annapurna Mountain range.
Experiencing the beauty of Nepal in this way was an incredible gift that my husband and I will cherish forever. What made our experience even more magical was our amazing guide, Dnes. His passion and kindness were unparalleled, and he patiently answered all our questions, sharing with us a wealth of knowledge about Nepal's political history and the Hindu and Buddhist religions. Both my husband and I were deeply saddened when our trip came to an end, as we felt like we were leaving behind a lifelong friend.
We must also mention our wonderful driver, Krishna, who ensured our safety during the long drives on challenging roads.
The entire tour was impeccably organized, from our initial communication with the owner to the warm greeting we received at the airport upon our arrival. The accommodation and food were delightful as well. If you're considering this trip, do it! You won't regret it.
Namaste - Mhari and Cam
Professional, hardworking and friendly team. We were treated with care and concern. The director made effort to meet every single client at the start and end to make sure everything is fine. We had great guides too - Arun, Padam and also extremely friendly porter Mr Prim and patient driver, Thruba. Nepal is very beautiful although I have to say - the travelling can be a little frustrating due to the road conditions and delays. I will recommend to fly instead of driving between cities whenever possible for a more effective use of your time as it could take way more than the estimated given time when there are unexpected road works and road blocks.a The highlights for us was Poonhill, pokhara, chitwan, nagarkot and bhaktapur. We upgraded our accommodations to 5 stars hotels and was very satisfied with all the hotels arranged. The only thing i would recommend to change for the itinerary is to leave Palpa out and spend an extra day in other cities like Pokhara or Nagarkot instead to have higher chance of viewing the himalayas as the weather is quite unpredictable these days. We didn't get to see the mountains at all in the viewpoints while in Pokhara. Luckily, we got to see it in Poonhill during the trek at least. Nepalese people are very nice and cultured. I would very much like to come back again to support their tourism. And when the time comes, its highly likely that I will choose Nepal Hiking team again as the tour provider!
We had an exceptional tour experience with the Nepal Hiking Team. Our trip was impeccably organized and seamlessly maintained.
Ganga Raj Thapa, the Managing Director of Nepal Hiking Team, was instrumental in planning our vacation. He worked closely with us to customize our stay in Nepal to suit our needs. We started with captivating sightseeing tours in the Kathmandu Valley and then took a scenic drive to Pokhara.
Throughout the tour, Ganga and Porter Yamu were incredibly supportive, sharing rich insights about the Annapurna Region, its culture, and the lifestyle of its people.
After trekking, we enjoyed a picturesque drive from Pokhara to Bandipur and then to Lumbini, where we indulged in a fascinating sightseeing tour. Our return to Kathmandu was equally well-prepared, and we gained a deeper understanding of Nepal's culture and people.
We highly recommend the Nepal Hiking Team for any trip to Nepal. You can trust them to take care of you, even if things don't go as planned.
Joanna & Grzegorz, Poland
Our Best of Nepal Tour runs with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 10 travelers, keeping the group size small and comfortable, usually around 6–8 people. All scheduled departures are guaranteed once booked, and we take care of the logistics. Only in rare cases, such as major natural disasters or political unrest, would we need to reschedule or make alternative arrangements.
Yes, solo travelers are also welcome on our group departures and receive full guide support. If you prefer privacy, we also offer private departures for couples, families, or groups with flexible dates and tailored pacing. Private trips are priced separately.
For our group departures, you will be following the standard package itineraries and accommodation. But for private tours, we offer full customization—from hotel selection to personalized itineraries. Pricing depends on the level of customization you require.
Yes. Most nationalities can obtain a Tourist Visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport; you can also apply online before arrival. Ensure your passport has at least six months’ validity and that you bring the required fee. See our Nepal Visa Information page for more details.
Yes, we include both airport pickups and drop-offs at no extra cost. A Nepal Hiking Team representative meets you on arrival and transfers you to your hotel. We also provide airport transfer at the end of the tour.
In this session, our specialists confirm readiness for the trekking segment of the Best of Nepal Tour. You’ll meet your trek guide, submit necessary documents, and receive provided gear such as down jackets, sleeping bags, and trekking accessories. It’s also an opportunity to ask any last questions before heading into the Himalayas.
You can book easily via our online booking form or by contacting our team. A 20% deposit secures your reservation for your chosen date.
The remaining trip balance is normally settled upon arrival in Nepal (cash or card). We’ll confirm payment options during booking and the pre-tour briefing.
The 20% deposit is nonrefundable if you cancel. However, under our Risk-Free Booking policy, you can convert that deposit into a travel credit with no expiry date, usable for any future trips with us.
This package primarily uses comfortable private vehicles as per the itinerary. For your trek segment from Birethanti to Kimche, you will hike on foot.
Yes, if you prefer a domestic flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu, we can arrange it at an additional cost of USD 115 per person. Road travel is included unless otherwise specified.
The trip is rated Easy to Moderate—suitable for most ages including families and seniors. It combines sightseeing, cultural walks, and the Poon Hill trek (short, steady ascent). Basic fitness and mobility for short hikes are recommended.
Travelers from age 4 to over 70 can join this tour. Health is important, and children under 16 must trek with parents or guardians.
Regular walking and stair or hill practice make the trek more enjoyable. If you have medical concerns, discuss them during booking so we can suggest adjustments.
Yes. Travel insurance covering medical costs, trip cancellation, and emergency evacuation (including helicopter rescue up to 3,210 m) is mandatory.
No. The itinerary is designed for travelers with little or no trekking experience. Light preparation—like regular walking or stair practice—will make the Poon Hill trek more enjoyable.
Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–December) are the best seasons, offering stable weather and clear mountain views from Nagarkot and Poon Hill.
Altitude sickness is unlikely since the maximum elevation is 3,210 meters, below the high-risk zone. Walk steadily, stay hydrated, and inform your guide if unwell—they’ll take care of you.
All tours are led by experienced, English-speaking Nepali guides. They carry first-aid kits, follow safe itineraries, and maintain evacuation plans. Guides are certified and registered with Nepal’s tourism bodies.
Porter service is included on trek days from Ulleri to Kimche. One porter carries 25 kg for two trekkers (about 12 kg each).
Yes. We supply essential trekking gear, including a sleeping bag, down jacket, and duffel bag.
Yes, you’ll receive a completion certificate along with a small gift pack as a celebration of your achievement.
The package includes 3-star hotels in Kathmandu, Nagarkot, Lumbini, and Pokhara. In Chitwan, you’ll stay in cozy lodges. On the Ghorepani trail, accommodation is in twin-shared local teahouses. Hotel upgrades are available on request at an additional cost.
Single rooms are USD 45 per night, and twin/double rooms are USD 50 per night. Rates include breakfast and taxes. Let us know if you need extended stays, and we’ll arrange it for you.
Yes, Wi-Fi is available in most hotels. Local SIM cards with data are also an option, though signal can be weak in remote areas like Ulleri. Some teahouses offer paid Wi-Fi at higher elevations.
Hotels from Kathmandu to Pokhara provide free charging. On the Ghorepani trek, teahouses charge a small fee (NPR 200–500 per device). We recommend carrying a power bank.
Breakfast is provided in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Nagarkot, and Lumbini. Full-board meals are included in Chitwan and on the Ghorepani trek. Lunch and dinner outside these segments are at your own cost, giving you flexibility to explore local cuisines.
Yes, we can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, and most dietary needs. Please inform us in advance so we can coordinate with hotels and lodges.
In cities, safe bottled water is readily available. On the trail, options include boiled water from teahouses and purified spring water. Guides supply purification tablets for the group.
Tipping is a personal gesture of appreciation. Most trekkers tip guides and porters at the end of the trek in Pokhara, based on service and satisfaction.
Cards are accepted in major cities like Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan, and Lumbini. In remote trekking areas, cash is necessary since cards are often not accepted and ATMs are unreliable. We suggest withdrawing NPR 5,000–10,000 before heading to Ghorepani. Note: card payments add a 3.5% surcharge.
