Kathmandu Valley Full Day Sightseeing Tour

You will travel towards the western delight of the Valley. Located in the hilltop Swyambhunath is the oldest shrine of this nation. Attended by Hindus and Buddhists alike this place is an excellent destination for a quick hike and some fresh air. About 2500 years old, Swyambhunath is also the oldest Unesco Heritage site in Nepal. An environment with positive vibes and abundant pilgrims circumambulating the area, you can just feel in the atmosphere all day long. The white dome in the top of the hill is the main structure here. With the abundant population of monkeys residing in the Temple, Swyambhunath area is also popular as 'The Monkey Temple.' From the hilltop, you can enjoy the panoramic view of most parts of Kathmandu and the hills that surround the city. in clear weather you can also view multiple mountain ranges in the far North.

After your lunch, take a short rest and be ready to experience the most significant Hindu temple of Nepal, you head towards the north of the city towards the holy temple of Pashupatinath in the late afternoon. As Non-Hindu tourists and personnel cant enter the main temple area, you can explore the other monuments and shrines under the vast field of Pashupatinath. Extending in both sides of the Holy Bagmati river the temple complex has more than 518 temples in a 264-hectare area.

From Pashupatinath, you drive further north-east to reach the Boudhanath Stupa. This stupa is the biggest stupa of Nepal and also listed in the UNESCO world heritage list. Boudhanath is the center of Tibetan Buddhism in Nepal. The majestic architecture of the dome is balanced with the Buddhism vibe going all around it. You can spend some time here Taking sips of Tibetan tea and enjoying the view from one of the rooftop here. You will also get a chance to shop for your souvenirs in the shops surrounding the Stupa.

Patan Durbar Square, located in the heart of the ancient city of Patan, is a cultural and historical gem in Nepal. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is known for its stunning architecture, intricate woodwork, and rich cultural heritage. The square is surrounded by intricately designed palaces, temples, and courtyards that showcase the craftsmanship of the Newar artisans. Patan Durbar Square reflects the medieval charm of the Malla dynasty, featuring architectural marvels like the Krishna Mandir, Hiranya Varna Mahavihar, and the Golden Temple. The square is not only a testament to the artistic brilliance of the past but also a vibrant center for traditional arts and crafts today. Visitors to Patan Durbar Square can explore the Patan Museum, which houses an impressive collection of artifacts, sculptures, and artworks, providing insight into the region's history and culture.