• Pashupatinath Temple - Pashupatinath Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Kathmandu, is a revered Hindu complex dedicated to Lord Shiva. Although the main temple, with its golden roof and silver doors, is off-limits to non-Hindus, visitors can explore the surrounding area. Discover smaller shrines, observe cremation ceremonies along the Bagmati River, and meet Sadhus, holy men with painted faces. The complex also includes a deer park and a museum. Visiting Pashupatinath provides insight into Hindu traditions and Nepali culture, making it a must-visit for those seeking a deeper cultural experience.
• The Crematoria - The cremation ghat at Pashupatinath Temple, situated on the banks of the Bagmati River, holds great significance for Hindus. Observing the open-air cremation ceremonies here can be a profound experience, offering insight into Hindu beliefs about death and the afterlife. While respectful observation is encouraged, remember this is a solemn occasion for grieving families. Avoid intrusive photography and maintain a respectful distance. The ghat is a vital part of the Pashupatinath experience, providing deep insight into the cycle of life and the cultural importance of the sacred river.
• Slesmantak Jungle - Slesmantak Jungle, the forested area surrounding Pashupatinath Temple, offers a peaceful retreat from the busy city. Stroll through its serene paths, encountering ancient trees, hidden shrines, and diverse birdlife. This sacred forest is rich in mythology, believed to be where Lord Shiva once resided. It’s an important site for rituals like Bala Chaturdashi, where devotees scatter “satbij” (seven types of seeds) for ancestral blessings. Explore Slesmantak to experience the spiritual aura and natural beauty intertwined with the religious significance of Pashupatinath.
• Guhyeshwari Temple - Guhyeshwori Temple, located near Pashupatinath, is a significant Shakti Peeth for Hindus. Dedicated to Goddess Guhyeshwari (a form of Parvati), it’s believed to be the site where Sati Devi’s “guhya” (genitals) fell. Unlike the grand architecture of Pashupatinath, Guhyeshwori is a smaller temple with a unique sunken design. A sacred pond and a small shrine dedicated to Gorakhnath Baba are also within the complex. While photography is restricted, the temple’s tranquil atmosphere and tantric significance make it a worthwhile visit for those seeking a deeper spiritual experience within the Pashupatinath area.
• Boudhanath Stupa - Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest spherical stupas globally, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a center of Tibetan Buddhist culture in Kathmandu. Visitors can walk around the stupa with pilgrims, spinning prayer wheels and chanting mantras. The surrounding streets are filled with colorful shops selling Tibetan artifacts, prayer flags, and souvenirs. Monasteries offer glimpses into Buddhist practices and vibrant murals. Evenings at Boudhanath are enchanting, with butter lamps illuminating the stupa, creating a serene atmosphere enhanced by chanting monks and the scent of incense, making it a truly captivating experience.

• Private transportation
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off
• Dinner included
• All fees and taxes covered
• Professional tour guide

• Personal donations
• Tips for the crew (Recommended)
• Entry Fee (~USD 10-15 PP)

Hotel Pickup: The tour commences with a pickup from your hotel in Kathmandu at approximately 5:00 PM.

Pashupatinath Temple: Arrive at the revered Pashupatinath Temple. Explore the cremation area and nearby temples, and briefly experience the captivating evening aarti (prayer ritual) as devotees gather to offer prayers and light diyas (lamps).

Bouddhanath Stupa: Proceed to Bouddhanath Stupa. Discover the tranquil surroundings and appreciate the detailed architecture of the stupa as it is illuminated. Walk around the stupa (a small area), observing the prayer flags fluttering in the wind and the monks engaged in their daily activities.

Dinner with a View: Relish a delightful dinner with your guide at a rooftop restaurant in Bouddhanath, offering stunning views of the lit-up stupa.

Hotel Drop-off: Conclude the tour with a drop-off at your hotel around 9:30 PM.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.