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Religion in Nepal

08 Nights & 09 Days

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Hinduism is one of the major religions in the Himalayan nation of Nepal; in fact it is one of the main destinations for ancient temples, with entire cities dedicated to them. The soothing vibe of the mountains, combined with the spiritual essence of the temples and shrines is sure to transport you into an ethereal ambience of tranquility and serenity.

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Kathmandu / Day 1 - 3

Flying into Kathmandu is an unforgettable experience with the Himalaya spread out before you In the late afternoon you will visit Kathmandu Durbar Square. Kathmandu Durbar square is the complex of palaces, courtyards and temples like Hanumandhoka Palace, Kumari Ghar (Abode of the Living Goddess), Taleju temple (used to be the seat of the ancient […]

Manakamana – Pokhara / Day 4

After breakfast in hotel we drive to Bandipur village via Manakamana Temple, which is one of the famous Hindu temples in Nepal. You can experience of cable car here to reach the top of the hill, where it is perched. After visiting Manakamana drive to Pokhara (95 km.) via Siddhartha highway which offers beautiful views […]

Pokhara / Day 5

After breakfast, visit Sarnagkot. You can walk or drive from lake side to Sarangkot. On clear day, panoramic views of Himalayas can be seen from here. Also visit the Bindhabasini temple, Gupteshwor Mahadev and the Barahi Temple on Phewa Lake. This day is an orientation to the special deities that are worshipped in Nepal. Their […]

Kathmandu / Day 6 - 9

On this day, fly to Kathmandu. There are two main temples to be seen on this day – Pashupathinath and Boudhanath. Pashupatinath, UNESCO world cultural heritage site, one of the holiest shrines of all Hindus, is located eastern part of the Kathmandu valley on the bank of the Bagmati river with an area of approximately […]

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Religion in Nepal

08 Nights & 09 Days

Kathmandu - Manakamana – Pokhara - Pokhara - Kathmandu

Kathmandu / Day 1 - 3
Flying into Kathmandu is an unforgettable experience with the Himalaya spread out before you In the late afternoon you will visit Kathmandu Durbar Square. Kathmandu Durbar square is the complex of palaces, courtyards and temples like Hanumandhoka Palace, Kumari Ghar (Abode of the Living Goddess), Taleju temple (used to be the seat of the ancient Malla Kings of Kathmandu. The Durbar Square, protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the social, religious and urban focal point of the city. Even to date, all the major state and social ceremonies are held here. Overnight in Kathmandu. After breakfast visit Dakshinkali and Sheshnarayan (Pharping). The monastery is one that overlooks nearby Shesh Narayan where Hindus and Buddhists alike come to worship. Find mostly here a sylvan calm. Kirtipur and Chovar are the two other places that you will visit today. The settlement of Kirtipur straggles the hilltop with a stupa at one end and the ruins of a Hindu temple at the other. Kirtipur embodies the perfect blend of two religions existing side by side in perfect harmony. Overnight at Kathmandu. After breakfast visit Patan. Patan is one of the major cities of Nepal which is located in the south western part of Kathmandu valley with its approximately one million people. Patan is well famous for its Hindu temples and Buddhist shrines, traditional art and crafts, old palace and of course Newari cultural. There are more then 1200 temples and shrines in and around the city. Patan Durbar Square (a complex of temples and palace which is UNESCO world heritage site) and Hiranyavarna Maha Vihar (famous as Golden temple) are the major attractions of Patan. Off Patan, the villages of Bungamati and Kokana offer a fascinating glimpse of rural life in the Kathmandu Valley. Overnight at Kathmandu.
Manakamana – Pokhara / Day 4
After breakfast in hotel we drive to Bandipur village via Manakamana Temple, which is one of the famous Hindu temples in Nepal. You can experience of cable car here to reach the top of the hill, where it is perched. After visiting Manakamana drive to Pokhara (95 km.) via Siddhartha highway which offers beautiful views of the Himalayas and landscape of Nepal. Pokhara is Nepal’s most beautiful natural valley. In the afternoon we will take you for boating on the Phewa Lake. Overnight at Pokhara.
Pokhara / Day 5
After breakfast, visit Sarnagkot. You can walk or drive from lake side to Sarangkot. On clear day, panoramic views of Himalayas can be seen from here. Also visit the Bindhabasini temple, Gupteshwor Mahadev and the Barahi Temple on Phewa Lake. This day is an orientation to the special deities that are worshipped in Nepal. Their legends and stories are interesting anecdotes that you’re bound to remember. Overnight at Pokhara.
Kathmandu / Day 6 - 9
On this day, fly to Kathmandu. There are two main temples to be seen on this day – Pashupathinath and Boudhanath. Pashupatinath, UNESCO world cultural heritage site, one of the holiest shrines of all Hindus, is located eastern part of the Kathmandu valley on the bank of the Bagmati river with an area of approximately 2.5 square kilometers. Boudhanath stupa is one of the oldest and biggest Buddhist monuments of Nepal. The Boudhanath stupa, surrounded by many private colorful houses and Buddhist monasteries, is considered as Mecca for Tibetan Buddhists. Overnight at Kathmandu. After breakfast, visit Swayambhunath Maha Chaitya, the most fascinating architectural jewel of the world, a UNESCO world cultural heritage site. It stands on a hilltop at western part of Kathmandu and is approximately 2000 years old. The other stop for the day is Budhanilkantha, which is situated in the northern part of the Kathmandu valley and is dedicated to Lord Bishnu (here he is named as Narayan). Sankhu, one of the oldest Newar villages of the Kathmandu valley holds pristine natural surroundings and offers a plethora of cultural insights on the Newari people. Overnight at Kathmandu. After breakfast, visit Bhaktapur, an ancient town of Kathmandu valley which is located in the east corner of Kathmandu. The entire town is a UNESCO world cultural heritage. From time immemorial, Bhaktapur was the trade route between China-Tibet and India. Tibetan caravans used to come Bhaktapur with their sheep, woolen products and other herbal medicines from north and Indian caravans used to come with sugar, grains, species etc. Bhaktapur itself is and was famous for handicrafts and Buddhist scriptures so it was like the trade hub of that time. This position on the main caravan route made it rich and prosperous. The prosperity fueled the cultural life, in which temple builders developed Pagoda-Style structures. Bhaktapur Durbar Square, five- story Nyatapole temple (The tallest temple of Nepal), Bhairav Temple, Pottery square, Dattatraya square, narrow streets and life style of Newar people are the highlights here. Kathmandu / Day 9 Onward flight.