3 Week touristy itinery

Hi,
I did AC 9 yrs ago and have always longed to return with my wife to this beautiful country.
We are also bring her friend and unfortunately it will be non-trek holiday with no strenuous walking.

Any positive/negative comments on the three week itinerary to show them both the highlights and variety of Nepal.

The basic fights have been booked and first nights accommodation in KUL/KTM and SIN have been made. The rest will be on the go depending on were we are etc.

1) Overnight flight Aust/KUL
2) 3 days in KUL
3) Arrive 2:00pm KTM, staying in Thamel area
4) On third day in KTM travel to Pokhara, arrive about 2:00pm
5) Third day in Pokhara get taxi up to Sarangot for night
6) Up early for sunrise, back to Pokhara in afternnon
7) Travel Pokhara to Chitwan...haven't researched this yet....any input greatly appreciated!!!!!!!!!
8) Chitwan sightseeing
9) Travel Chitwan to KTM.....no research yet...ANY help?????
10) Morning in KTM, afternnon taxi and overnight stay Bhaktapur
11) Travel up to Nargrkot for overnight
12) Up early for sunrise, in the afternoon travel back to KTM (taxi or bus)
13) Finish off any sightseeing/shopping in KTM, leaving that night to SIN
14) Arrive SIN 4;15AM
15) Two days in SIN
16) Fly to OZ

22 days all up

Any comments/advice and input is MOST welcome

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Itvwould help to know what month(s) you are going. Monsoon can/will affect some plans.

OOOppps...meant to say 1/11/2017 to 22/11/2017. I know its peak season but I want the good weather for the views.
I did look at Greenline Bus website and it says the KTM/Chitwan/Pokhara service is still cancelled.
Any on the ground updates on what is happening. Local buses are OK for me but probably too scary for my traveling companions.

I visited Chitwan in April two years ago for three nights. Lots to do, most hotels can arrange tours for you. Walking, canoe and driving tours of the park. We stayed at Hotel Jungle Vista. Basic, clean, great staff and OK food. Wide range of lodging in the area.

Microbuses are reasonably safe. Other tourist bus companies are still operating this route

I agree that buses are generally fine - but this is a very tight timetable, and things in Nepal can be unpredictable with landslides, strikes (bandhs) which bring everything to halt in daylight hours - so it might help to build in some flexibility.

I'd recommend getting in touch with an agency (I use fujiyama treks - they do much more than trekking and will help organise anything, to suit you), and see what they recommend.

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