Nagarkot Sonnenaufgang und Tageswanderung nach Bhaktapur
Beschreibung
Nagarkot Sonnenaufgang und Tageswanderung nach Bhaktapur ist eine kulturelle Wanderung zu zwei UNESCO-Welterbestätten im Kathmandutal. Fahren Sie früh nach Nagarkot, dem zweithöchsten Punkt im Kathmandutal, um den Sonnenaufgang über dem Himalaya zu sehen (wetterabhängig). Nach Sonnenaufgang frühstücken wir über den Bergen und beginnen unsere Wanderung nach Bhaktapur über den Changu Narayan Tempel, ein weiteres UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe. Die Wanderung selbst dauert 4 Stunden, aber wenn Sie möchten, können wir sie verkürzen. Die kulturelle Wanderung führt durch die Dörfer und Wälder, bevor wir den Tempel Changu Narayan erreichen, wo wir zu Mittag essen können. Beenden Sie Ihren Tag entweder mit einer Übernachtung in Bhaktapur oder kehren Sie nach Kathmandu zurück.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Nagarkot Sunrise ist definitiv einer der Höhepunkte dieser Reise und im Allgemeinen werden wir im Herbst und Winter mit der großartigen Aussicht auf den Himalaya behandelt. Nach Sonnenaufgang verwöhnen wir Sie mit dem Frühstück auf der offenen Terrasse mit herrlichem Blick auf die Berge.
Die Wanderung endet am Tempel Changu Narayan, der zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe gehört. Insgesamt dauert die Wanderung etwa 4 Stunden, 15 km von Nagarkot entfernt.
Im Allgemeinen werden wir am Ende dieser Reise unseren Gast in Bhaktapur in einem lokalen Bus absetzen, 30 Minuten, nur ein Bus nach Bhaktapur. Wenn Sie lieber übernachten, ist dies auf jeden Fall einer der schönsten Orte, an denen Sie vorbeischauen können. Bhaktapur ist eine Kulturstadt, die zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe gehört und für die feinsten Holzschnitzereien und den berühmten Joghurt bekannt ist.
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
Abholorte & -zeiten
Der Sonnenaufgang in Nagarkot ist saisonal und wetterabhängig. In der Regel werden wir gegen 4:30 Uhr morgens abgeholt, da die Fahrt nach Nagarkot, 32 km von Thamel, Kathmandu, 1,5 Stunden dauert
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Bewertungen(1)
The taxi and guide were very punctual picking us up right at 4:30, however, there were some navigation issues and we missed the sunrise by about twenty minutes, so the pick up time should have been earlier. After going to the viewpoint, we were taken to a hotel with a very scenic view overlooking Kathmandu valley. We arrived at the hotel around 6am and were given coffee, but then sat for about 30 minutes before being offered breakfast. We were asked when we wanted to start our hike and we said 7am, but we didn't end up leaving the hotel until 7:30am. There was a lot of sitting around and waiting and confusion about what was happening or what the plan was. We then drove another 30 minutes to the start of the hiking trail and began to hike at 8:00am. It took us about 90 minutes to reach the temple, maybe longer if you have a slower pace. However, it was more of a walk than a hike. The first half was in a forest and was very pretty. The second half was through some smaller villages, which was also interesting, but not a nature hike if that's what you are looking for. It was nice however that there were stores for water or snacks along the way if you need. Once we reached the temple, we had to pay 350 rupees each (as of August 2022) to get inside, which was not included in the tour price. The temple itself was interesting to see, but is currently under construction and supposedly will be for the next 4 to 5 years, according to the guide, so there was a lot of scaffolding that somewhat obstructed the building. You can probably only spend 5-10 minutes walking around the temple, but there are also some small tourist and souvenir shops in the town if you want to browse. At this point it was just before 10am and we waited a bit before taking the 10:30am local bus back to Bhaktapur. It didn't bother us and we quite liked getting an authentic experience of Nepali public transport, but good for others to know that it's quite crowded and not the most comfortable ride. We arrived in Bhaktapur around 11:00am and then our guide lead us to the Durbar Square at which point we parted ways. Also good to know that if you want to go into the Durbar Square, the entry fee for foreigners is $15 which was also not included in the tour price. Lastly, we got our own taxi back to our hotel, which was another 1000 rupees. Overall, it was a fun experience and the views were amazing, however you're mainly paying for the transport from your hotel to the view point, and a guide to lead you from the hotel to the temple, without any additional commentary. This would be ideal for people that are more independent and just need someone to show them the way. But also good to note that this might explain the cheaper price for this tour compared to others that offer similar experiences, as well as the fact that transportation back is not included. Everyone was kind and respectful and despite our not fully understanding the itinerary, we had a great time.
