• Kathmandu - Embark on a journey to the Krishna temple, a marvel of stone architecture boasting 21 spires, and explore the artistic heritage of the Malla dynasty at sites like Mahaboudha, Mul Chowk, Sundari Chowk, Mani Chowk, Narayan Chowk, the Golden temple, and surrounding stupas. Wander through narrow lanes and past traditional dwellings, taking in the views at every turn, before heading to the Swayambhunath stupa, also known as the monkey temple. Ascend 365 stone steps to reach Nepal’s most ancient stupa, offering breathtaking panoramic vistas of the city. This revered site has been a symbol of unity and spirituality for ages, and is considered the starting point of Kathmandu Valley’s historical significance.
  Our exploration concludes at Kathmandu Durbar Square, formerly a royal palace and now the residence of the Living Goddess ‘Kumari’, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This area is dotted with old temples, palaces, and courtyards. The nine-story pagoda-style palace stands out as a highlight, providing an exceptional vantage point over the city. The square is a testament to the exquisite woodcraft that thrived in the 14th century.

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• In-vehicle air conditioning
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• Lunch
• Tea and coffee

This journey to Patan and Kathmandu Durbar Square, both recognized by UNESCO as cultural heritage sites, gives profound insights into the historical progression of art and architecture. The majestic Swayambhunath Stupa along with numerous other monasteries will certainly offer you spiritual illumination, providing an insight into the tranquility and balance that can be achieved by embracing the present and accepting life’s dynamics. A melting pot of Hindu and Buddhist customs, Tibetan heritage, and the varied practices of numerous castes, Nepal stands as one of the most culturally rich locations worldwide.

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