All Seven UNESCO Sightseeing Tour in Kathmandu Valley

Upon picking you up from your hotel in Kathmandu we will start the sightseeing tour. Your first visit to Kathmandu Durbar Square provides you with the visit of one of the three Royal palaces of Kathmandu Valley in the medieval era. You are visiting The historical palace along with many different temples built at different times in Nepali history. visit the Kumari Ghar (the house of living Goddes).
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•Kathmandu Durbar Square(established in 1482AD unified in 1768AD & continued as the capital of Nepal until 1963AD, until the royal family moved to Narayan Hiti Palace), the historic heart of the city, and explore the ancient palaces, courtyards, and temples.
•Visit Kumari Ghar, the residence of the Living Goddess, Kumari, and observe the traditional architecture.
•Visit different courtyards & temples
•Nine story temple & Panchamukhe hanuman

Swoyambhu Maha Chaitya is very popular as The Monkey temple now as there are so many monkeys roaming around the stupa & nearer the jungle. the stupa's history is connected with the creation of Kathmandu making it one of the oldest monuments in Kathmandu valley.
Attractions of Swyamnhunath:-
•After Kathmandu Durbar Square visit Swayambhunath, an ancient Buddhist stupa on a hilltop with panoramic views of the Kathmandu Valley.
•Famous for Kathmandus native Buddhism called Bajrayana
•Can see the Himalayas from the top on a clear day
•Explore the stupa and its surroundings, observing the prayer flags, stupas, and the iconic Buddha eyes.

Patan Durbar Square is also known as the City of Art & architecture because Patan holds the tradition of manufacturing Stone, wood & metal handicrafts & also you can see the most beautiful temples, courtyards & royal bathing places here in Patan.
Attractions of Patan:-
•Drive to Patan, ancient city, (established in 1482AD & Unified in 1768AD) and explore Patan Durbar Square.
•Known as the “city of art & architecture”
•Visit Krishna Mandir, Patan Museum, and other historic structures with exquisite Newari architecture.
•Beautiful courtyard, wood carvings, doors & struts
•Taleju temple & surrounds
•Patan is also famous for metal handicrafts like statues of gods & goddesses, healing bowls, jeawlleari, carpets & all the metal handicrafts.

Changunarayan is the farthest monument for the day as it is located on the northeastern hillside of Kathmandu Valley. Drive to Changunarayan provides a beautiful landscape, farmlands & taracess along with local houses in the village area.
Attractions:-
•Drive to Changunarayan, another ancient city temple built in 464AD
•Built by King Manadeva, lord Bishnu temple
•Beautiful pagoda-style temple with amazing color on it
•Written inscriptions on the stone first ones in Nepal's history
•Beautiful atmosphere
•Driving through farms, villages & terraces farming areas

The oldest & biggest city among the three ancient cities in Kathmandu Valley also known as the City of Devotees. we might be stopping here for Lunch & visit the Durbar(Palace) Square
Attractions:-
• Head to Bhaktapur, known as 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 & witness the mesmerizing view of Nyatapole temple known as the strongest pagoda in Nepal
•See 55 window place, golden gate & the entrance gate of Taleju goddess
•Lunch break then continue exploring Bhaktapur & get the chance to try “JU JU Dhau”(known as the king curd)

Visit one of the largest Buddhist stupas on Earth and explore its serene beauty surrounded by beautiful monasteries, cafes, souvenir shops, etc making it one of the must-go places for tourists in Nepal.
Attraction:-
•Visit Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest Buddhist stupas in Nepal and a focal point for Tibetan Buddhism in the region.
•Attraction point for tourist
•Walk around the stupa, spin the prayer wheels, and soak in the spiritual atmosphere.
•Lots of lama & Buddhist monk
•Very famous for Tibetan Buddhism
•Visit the Guru Lakhang monastery

Pashupatinath Temple(only allowed Hindus to enter inside the temple) is where life starts & ends. Where one of the most famous temples for the Hindu people is located. see the Cremation ceremony at Bhameshwor Ghat where they bring the dead bodies to cremate.
Attraction:-
•Pashupatinath Temple, one of the holiest Hindu temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. (only allows for Hindu people to go Inside)
•Witness the cremation ceremony ghats along the Bagmati River and explore the temple complex, which is known for its intricate architecture and religious significance.
•You can witness the ceremony
•The place to observe the whole human life moment in one place where people celebrate life & death together in the same place