• Kathmandu Durbar Square - The tour begins with a pickup from your hotel in Kathmandu, leading to a visit to Kathmandu Durbar Square. This site is one of the three Royal palaces from the medieval era in the Kathmandu Valley. Explore the historical palace and various temples built throughout Nepali history, including the Kumari Ghar, the residence of the Living Goddess.

Some additional details:
• Kathmandu Durbar Square, established in 1482 AD, unified in 1768 AD, and served as the capital of Nepal until 1963 AD when the royal family moved to Narayan Hiti Palace. It is the historic heart of the city, featuring ancient palaces, courtyards, and temples.
• Visit Kumari Ghar, the home of the Living Goddess, Kumari, and admire the traditional architecture.
• Explore various courtyards and temples.
• Discover the Nine-story temple and Panchamukhe Hanuman.

• Swoyambhu Mahachaitya - Known as the Monkey Temple due to the numerous monkeys around the stupa and nearby jungle, Swoyambhu Mahachaitya is one of the oldest monuments in the Kathmandu Valley, linked to the creation of Kathmandu.

Attractions of Swayambhunath:
• After visiting Kathmandu Durbar Square, head to Swayambhunath, an ancient Buddhist stupa on a hilltop offering panoramic views of the Kathmandu Valley.
• Renowned for Kathmandu’s native Buddhism, Bajrayana.
• On a clear day, enjoy views of the Himalayas from the top.
• Explore the stupa and its surroundings, observing prayer flags, stupas, and the iconic Buddha eyes.

• Patan Durbar Square - Also known as the City of Art and Architecture, Patan is famous for its tradition of crafting stone, wood, and metal handicrafts. It boasts beautiful temples, courtyards, and royal bathing places.

Attractions of Patan:
• Drive to Patan, an ancient city established in 1482 AD and unified in 1768 AD, to explore Patan Durbar Square.
• Known as the “city of art and architecture.”
• Visit Krishna Mandir, Patan Museum, and other historic structures showcasing exquisite Newari architecture.
• Admire the beautiful courtyards, wood carvings, doors, and struts.
• Explore the Taleju temple and its surroundings.
• Patan is renowned for metal handicrafts, including statues of gods and goddesses, healing bowls, jewelry, carpets, and other metal crafts.

• Changu Narayan - Located on the northeastern hillside of Kathmandu Valley, Changu Narayan is the farthest monument for the day. The drive offers beautiful landscapes, farmlands, and terraces, along with local village houses.

Attractions:
• Drive to Changu Narayan, an ancient city temple built in 464 AD.
• Constructed by King Manadeva, dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
• A beautiful pagoda-style temple with vibrant colors.
• Features the first written inscriptions on stone in Nepal’s history.
• Enjoy the serene atmosphere.
• Drive through farms, villages, and terraced farming areas.

• Bhaktapur Durbar Square - The oldest and largest city among the three ancient cities in the Kathmandu Valley, Bhaktapur is also known as the City of Devotees. A lunch stop may be included here, along with a visit to the Durbar (Palace) Square.

Attractions:
• Head to Bhaktapur, the city of devotees, the third ancient city in the valley.
• Explore Bhaktapur Durbar Square, known for its medieval charm, well-preserved architecture, and vibrant street life.
• Visit Taumadhi Square and witness the mesmerizing view of Nyatapole Temple, the strongest pagoda in Nepal.
• See the 55 Window Palace, Golden Gate, and the entrance gate of the Taleju goddess.
• Enjoy a lunch break, then continue exploring Bhaktapur and try “JU JU Dhau” (known as the king of curd).

• Buddha Stupa - Visit one of the largest Buddhist stupas on Earth and enjoy its serene beauty, surrounded by beautiful monasteries, cafes, and souvenir shops, making it a must-visit destination for tourists in Nepal.

Attractions:
• Visit Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest Buddhist stupas in Nepal and a focal point for Tibetan Buddhism in the region.
• A major attraction for tourists.
• Walk around the stupa, spin the prayer wheels, and soak in the spiritual atmosphere.
• Encounter many lamas and Buddhist monks.
• Renowned for Tibetan Buddhism.
• Visit the Guru Lakhang Monastery.

• Pashupatinath Temple - Pashupatinath Temple, accessible only to Hindus, is a significant site where life begins and ends. It is one of the most famous temples for Hindus, where cremation ceremonies are held at Bhameshwor Ghat.

Attractions:
• Pashupatinath Temple, one of the holiest Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, allows only Hindus inside.
• Witness the cremation ceremony at the ghats along the Bagmati River and explore the temple complex, known for its intricate architecture and religious significance.
• Observe the ceremony.
• Experience the full spectrum of human life, where people celebrate life and death together in one place.

• Pick Up & Drop off Before & after the Sightseeing
• Private transportation
• Professional City Guide
• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Monument Entrance fees(NRP 5800)
• Lunch
• shopping

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