On arrival in Kathmandu: Having cleared immigration, collected your luggage and passed through customs, please make your way towards the exit of the terminal building our representative who will be waiting to greet you with a paging board.
Transfer to Hotel in Kathmandu

After Breakfast, you will start with your tour.

In the morning visit Kathmandu Durbar Square
Kathmandu Durbar Square is located in the heart of the old city of Kathmandu. Once the residence of Nepal’s royal family, it has numerous ancient shrines and temples in and around the premises. The place is decorated with wood carving and rich architecture and history. All around the splendour of historical monuments is the hustle & bustle of the marketplace. Vegetable vendors, trees of flutes, salespeople with their wares displayed on their person, souvenir hawkers, and a street shop selling imported goods and tucked away in a quiet corner the glittering bead market for custom made bead necklaces.

Then you will visit Swoyambhunath, also known as ‘Monkey Temple’ among the tourist visitors. Swoyambhu, which means ‘self-existent one’, dates back to 460 A.D. and is said to be over 2,000 years old. Resting on the hillock commands a superb view of the Valley below. The four sides of this ancient structure are painted with the compassionate eyes of Buddha. Between the eyes is a mystical third eye symbolising true wisdom. The nose, appearing as an incomplete question mark, is the Nepalese number of one, symbolising unity.
The place is perhaps the best place to observe the religious harmony of Hindu and Buddhists. The stupa is highlighted in the morning and evening by devotees who walk around the stupa clock wide, spinning the prayer wheels and chanting prayer.
Afternoon visit Boudhanath Stupa

Boudhanath Stupa, the largest stupa of Nepal is regarded as the centre of faith for the Buddhists. The stupa rich in Buddhist arts and cultural heritage is also a popular pilgrimage site. Many Buddhists followers from the world come to worship and take kora of Boudhanath Stupa. The stupa is is surrounded by many monasteries

Then visit Pashupatinath Temple

Pashupatinath Temple located on the bank of holy Bagmati River, is worshipped as the protective deity of the Hindus. It occupies the largest area among all temples in Nepal and is one of the holiest pilgrimages. The temple complex sprawls over a vast area that has around 490 temples and idols of different Hindu gods and goddesses and thousands of Shiva Lingam. The bank of Bagmati is also considered an ideal place to cremate the dead according to Hindu ritual

After Breakfast we continue our sightseeing at some cultural and natural spots

Patan durbar square in the morning

Patan Durbar Square, a district place for works in the field of arts and architecture that reflect on each temple, monuments and palace building that were mostly built during the Malla period between 16th, 17th and 18th century. The place is also popular for its local handcraft items and paintings. Krishna Temple, Golden Temple, many pagoda/Nepalese style temples within the square, courtyards, historical spouts and museum are the main attractions for your visit

Later visit Khokana village dates back from the medieval age, and the village has been nominated to be listed as a World Heritage Site, with its mustard-oil seed industrial heritage.

Bungmati is another medieval sleepy little village with a beautiful temple in the village square and medieval houses hanging onions and red chilies from their windows.

Then we head toward Nagarkot lying 32 kilometers east of Kathmandu at an altitude of 2,175m (7,136ft) above sea level. We stay overnight at Nagarkot to enjoy the magnificent sunrise and sunset views over the major peaks of eastern Nepal Himalayas. Overnight Nagarkot.

After enjoying the golden sunrise views over the Himalayas from Nagarkot and taking our breakfast, we head toward Changu Narayan,

Changu Narayan Temple, the oldest temple of Nepal built at the time of Licchavi King Mandev in 521 B. S. It lies 6 km from Bhaktapur at altitude of 1540m. This double-roofed temple is dedicated to Vishnu in his incarnation as Narayan. The temple premises has one of the finest displays of stone sculpture of lord Vishnu in different incarnations, making it one of the best place to study about Hindu iconography. Temples of Kileshwor Mahadev, Laxmi Narayan, Nawadurga and Krishna are also inside the same premises

Later we visit Bhaktapur, the medieval town is rich in ancient arts and cultural heritage. Bhaktapur comprises dense clusters of temples, monuments, courtyards and traditional houses constructed during different periods of history. Ancient culture, tradition and rituals are still preserved and they reflect in daily activities of the local Newar community. Taumadi Square, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Dattatraya Square are its major attractions. It is also renowned for JUJU DHAU, earthenware potteries and the artistic wood carvings
Overnight at Bhaktapur

Time for farewells. We hope you enjoyed the time in Nepal with us.