Overview

                        Kathmandu  VAlley Tour

Nepal has been the dreamland of the Nepal visitors for a long time because of its cultural heritage and religion. The pattern of religion gives the country a unique status in the world. Almost all the important religious sects of the world are found in Nepal, however, the majority of the population believes in Hinduism and the conglomeration of the two religions, Hinduism and Buddhism serve as a unique example of tolerance and brotherhood. Both the sects celebrate many festivals of religious significance commonly with equal enthusiasm and there is the co-existence of all the other religious, so Nepal is known as a non-stop festival's country and living cultural museum of the world. The two main cultures and religions in Nepal are Hindu and Buddhist. There are many cultural and religious centers in Nepal where you can study the Hindu or Buddhist culture. Perhaps you would like to visit a Gompa or monastery, or you could stay in a Nepali village and learn about the different castes and cultures in Nepal , such as Chettri, Newar, Sherpa or Tamang. Each caste has it's own culture, festivals and even language.

Short Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu

Day 02: Kathmandu Sightseeing

Day 03: Bhaktapur Sightseeing

Day 04: Nagarkot - Dhulikhel

Day 05: Dakshinkali

Day 06: Final Departure.

Itinerary Detail

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu
Arrival in Tribhuvan Intl Airport and transfer to the Hotel. Briefing about tour Programs, Evening leisure. O/N at hotel.

Day 02: Kathmandu  Vally Sightseeing
Morning Drive to Hindu's holy Temple Pashupatinath , two bank of Bagmati Rive ,. Then after, Swayambhunath Buddhist temple (monkey temple, Visit and walk around). Drive to Patan, all Durbar Square , Museum, Kumbheshwor Mandir, Kwa Bahal, Uku Bahal, Mahabuddha, Jawalakhel,.and Interior Royal. O/N at hotel.

Day 03: Bhaktapur Sightseeing Nagarkot
After break fast drive to Bhaktapur and visit Nyatpola, Akash Bhairab, Tiel Mahadev, whole Royal Palace, Siddhi Lakshimi and Fasidega mandir. Pashupatinath Temple (Ascension Ghayasilin Mandap), Tachupal Tole (Tajmath and Dattaraya mandir). Peacock's Alley, Surya Binayak, Changunarayan Temple drive to Nagarkot. O/N at hotel.

Day 04: Nagarkot - Dhulikhel - Kathmandu.
Early Morning hike up to tower for sun raise view. Back to hotel take breakfast, take rest. Afternoon Dhulikhel sightseeing and drive to Kathmandu. O/N at hotel.

Day 05: Dakshinkali
Morning Drive to Daksinkali and Pharphing Village visit in Kritipur. Drive back and have dinner. Evening join a Nepali Cultural Program.

Day 06: Final Departure
Transfer to INTL airport for your onward destination.
Nepal has been the dreamland of the Nepal visitors for a long time because of its cultural heritage and religion. The pattern of religion gives the country a unique status in the world. Almost all the important religious sects of the world are found in Nepal, however, the majority of the population believes in Hinduism and the conglomeration of the two religions, Hinduism and Buddhism serve as a unique example of tolerance and brotherhood.

Cost Includes

• Airport pickup and drop
• Hotel in Kathmandu as your requirements,.
• An experienced licensed holder Tour Guide.
• Transportation by bus, car or by flight,
• Medical kit box
• All government tax
• All guided sightseeing tour in Kathmandu and entry fees
• All necessary transportation while sightseeing.

Cost Excludes

• Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
• Your travel insurance
• International flight and departure tax
• Any expense of personal nature
• Nepal entry visa fee
• Any kinds of Bar bills

Equipment List

Personal belongings of the travelers that you may need for the day like money, water bottle, camera, sun cream and toilet paper etc. should be carried by you. So you are briefed to pack items in two different bags.

Recommended Equipment list.

• Duffel or Rucksack bag (where you can put all your stuffs)
• Daypack (this is for you to carry during the tour, where you can put your passport, camera, money, water etc.)
• Walking shoes
• Walking pants
• Waterproof jacket or raincoat (Only if you are travelling during May to September)
• umper or pile jacket
• T - shirts
• Sandal
• Socks
• Woolen socks (only in winter: December to mid February)
• Sun hat
• Beanie
• Sun block for lips
• Sun lotion
• sunglasses
• Thermal Long underwear (only in winter: December to mid February)
• Sewing kit
• Flash light
• Batteries and bulbs
• Personal toiletries and medication which should be labeled
• Swim suit

This list is only a guide. While you are required to bring everything on this list, there are numerous options, brands, and versions of each piece of equipment, use your experience and the listed features to find the best gear for you. Some of the above equipments can be easily find in stores around Kathmandu.