Memorable Nepal Tour

Meet and traditional welcome by the representative of Oriental Journeys and transferred you to your pre-booked hotel. After Welcome drinks, take a rest at the hotel or explore near your hotel. Welcome drink followed by Nepal Trekking tour briefing. The evening is free to explore as own.

After taking breakfast at your hotel, your private vehicle will be ready for your sightseeing. This morning, you will be taken to Pashupatinath and Bouddhanath for sightseeing. Then, you will take lunch and move to Kathmandu Durbar Square sightseeing and Swoyambhunath Temple. During this time, you can also visit the Nepal museum. Overnight stay in the hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, proceed for around 2 hours hiking to Namobuddha. It is situated on the hill above Panauti. Here is Buddhist Gompa also the school for monks and it is the holy place for Buddhists. This is the best place for the view of Gaurishankar Himal, Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, and the Rolwaling Himalayan Range. Hike back to Dhulikhel and after Lunch, drive back to Kathmandu. In the evening, you can go shopping for your family and friends. This is the last night in Kathmandu for this Memorable Nepal Tour and on this day we will provide a farewell dinner for you.

After breakfast, you have some free time. We will transfer you to the airport for three hours before your scheduled flight.

Renowned for its abundant cultural legacy, the Kathmandu Valley is home to historic temples, stupas, palaces, and traditional Newari architecture. It is renowned for its lively festivals, handicrafts, and friendly populace.

Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, and Kathmandu Durbar Square are all located in Kathmandu.
Durbar Square, Krishna Mandir, Golden Temple (Hiranya Varna Mahavihar), and Patan Museum are all located in Patan.
Durbar Square, Nyatapola Temple, Dattatreya Square, and Pottery Square are all located in Bhaktapur.

The main sights of a normal Kathmandu Valley trip may be seen in 3–4 days with ease. However, you could think about extending your stay to 5–7 days if you want to explore more slowly and want to take advantage of local hiking or cultural events.

It’s best to dress appropriately and modestly when visiting places of worship, such as stupas and temples. Since certain places may require walking on uneven ground, comfortable walking shoes are a must. It is advisable to wear layers, particularly in the winter or at higher elevations.

The spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) seasons are the ideal times to explore the Kathmandu Valley. Clear skies and nice weather make these months perfect for outdoor activities and tourism.

Travellers are usually safe in the Kathmandu Valley. As with any tourist site, you should, nonetheless, use common sense care and keep your belongings secure, pay attention to your surroundings, and abide by local laws and customs.

Taking part in a customary Newari feast, such as a “Bhoj” or “Samay Baji.” Try to see a cultural dance performance (such as a Tharu or Newari dance performance) and the creation of traditional crafts (such as metallurgy, wood carving, and ceramics) at neighborhood artisan workshops.

Yes, it is possible to spend a day excursion to several of the main sights in the Kathmandu Valley, including Patan and Bhaktapur. However, it is advised to set aside at least two full days to adequately tour all three major cities (Bhaktapur, Patan, and Kathmandu).

Indeed, some trekking trails provide beautiful scenery and cultural insights close to the Kathmandu Valley. Shivapuri National Park, Nagarjun Hill, Nagarkot, Champadevi, and Chandragiri Hills are popular hiking destinations for hikers looking for a single-day hike.

Newari delicacies like bara and chatamari, as well as international cuisines, served in tourist zones, are among the Nepali dishes that you may sample, along with momos (dumplings) and dal bhat (rice and lentils).

In Buddhist tradition, a story of the Buddha’s former existence as Prince Mahasattva is linked to Namobuddha. It is stated that in the jungle, Prince Mahasattva came across a famished tigress and her pups. He offered himself to the tigress out of compassion to prevent malnutrition for her and her kids. In Buddhist teachings, this act of selflessness and compassion is immensely crucial.

Stupa and Monastery: The white stupa (chorten) and monastery at Namobuddha are the site’s principal attractions. Prayer flags decorate the stupa, which provides a serene setting for introspection and meditation.

Thrangu Tashi Yangtse Monastery: Founded in the 1970s, this monastery is a significant hub for Tibetan Buddhist practices and teachings in Nepal. It bears the name Thrangu Rinpoche in honor of the renowned Tibetan Buddhist guru.