Embark on a private Kathmandu sightseeing tour and discover four UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Explore sacred temples, majestic stupas, and historical squares, immersing yourself in Nepal’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.
Swayambhunath - Swayambhunath, often referred to as the “Monkey Temple,” is a historic and sacred site situated atop a hill in Nepal’s Kathmandu Valley. This ancient stupa is among the most venerated Buddhist shrines in the nation, holding great cultural and religious importance. The name “Swayambhunath” translates to “self-existent one,” signifying the belief that the stupa has been present since the beginning of time. Its prominent white dome, topped with a gilded spire, features the iconic painted eyes of the Buddha, representing his all-seeing wisdom and compassion. The surrounding area is dotted with numerous other shrines, temples, and prayer wheels, creating a peaceful and spiritual ambiance. The site provides sweeping views of the Kathmandu Valley and serves as a pilgrimage destination. The playful monkeys that inhabit the area add to the unique charm of Swayambhunath, making it a must-visit for those seeking spiritual and cultural experiences in Nepal.
- All-inclusive option: Includes food, soft drinks, and entrance fees.
- All Taxes and official expenses.
- Air-conditioned private tourist vehicle.
- Pick up from & drop off Hotel by private vehicle.
- 500ml of bottled water for drinking
- English Speaking Professional Tour guide.
- Personal expenses
- Entrance fees to all monuments: 4 sites (NPR 2,600 per person) and 7 sites (NPR 6,000 per person)
- Tips for the guide & driver (Tipping is Expected)
- Food and drinks, unless otherwise specified
A sightseeing journey in Kathmandu provides a fascinating look into the abundant cultural and spiritual legacy of Nepal. Start at the holy Pashupatinath Temple, a cherished site of Hindu pilgrimage situated alongside the Bagmati River. Progress to the grand Boudhanath Stupa, one of the world’s largest stupas, and witness the everyday practices of Tibetan Buddhists. Venture into the historic Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you’ll find detailed architecture, palaces, and temples hailing from the Malla dynasty. Finally, stop by Swayambhunath, the renowned Monkey Temple, nestled on a hill, providing stunning views over Kathmandu Valley and a peaceful setting conducive to meditation. This tour offers a deep exploration of Nepal’s assorted religious and architectural traditions.
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