Full day sightseeing of Kathmandu valley\n\nPashupatinath Temple - A world wide famous Temple with great hindu faith. This temple is located 5km east from the city center in the bank of holy Bagmati river. This temple is highly ornamented and dedicated to Lord Shiva. The surrounding of temple is magnificent.\n\nSwayambhunath Temple - Swayambhunath is also named as monkey temple by westerners because there are a lot of monkeys live in the temple. This temple offers various arts, architecture and the magnificent view of Kathmandu valley from the western side of its hillock. We can see many pilgrims burning candles and worshiping Lord Buddha. We also can see the eye print of Lord Buddha in Swayambhunath Stupa which stands for Peace and knowledge\n\nBoudhanath Stupa - It is the oldest and largest stupa in the valley which is built in the 5th century. It’s old name is “Khasa” later it is changed in Bouddhanath by the government. This stupa is built by Lichhabi dynasty with eye print of Lord Buddha which stands for peace and Knowledge\n\nPatan Durbar Square - Durbar Square is situated at the center of the city of Lalitpur which is listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The main attraction of Patan Durbar Square is the ancient royal palace where the Malla Kings of Lalitpur resided. There are many temples and idols in the area. You also can explore the Newari lifestyle,food and culture in square and also can visit the museum with the collection of ancient things.Overnight at hotel

• Private transportation for the entire trip
• Complimentary breakfast
• Stay at tourist-class hotels or guest houses

• International Air Fare, Nepal Entry Visa (you can get on arrival)
• Accommodation/food in Kathmandu and meals throughout trip beside breakfast
• Entry Fees to enter Annapurna Region along with Tims Card
• Entrance Fees at Heritage Sites

This package is a combo of Adventurous and Pilgrim. Kathmandu is full of historically significant temples and Stupas from the medieval era. From venerable pagoda style temples to the bustling streets and colorful outdoor markets, there is always something to be fascinated by. We begin our tour here, and then head to Pokhara the following day.
After our Kathmandu exploration, we begin our journey to Muktinath. We can either drive or fly to Pokhara, depending on your flexibility (time wise and financially). From Pokhara, we head to Muktinath via private vehicle. Muktinath is a sacred pilgrimage spot, where people from all over India and Nepal come to visit and pay homage. If you bath in the sacred water at Muktinath, you will be broken from the cycle of death and rebirth, thus reaching Moksha (liberation). In the area, you will get spectacular mountain views and a chance to buy a Shaligram, which according to Hindu mythology, holds the soul of Lord Vishnu.

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