Breakfast at the hotel. Kathmandu City: Kathmandu is the hub of Nepal's traditional culture and arts. This is the ideal place to rest, relax, and easily visit temples, historical monuments, and artistic sites, with mountain views. Kastamandap, from which the name Kathmandu derives, is thought to have been carved from the wood of a single tree. Durbar Square, with its series of temples dominated by the Hanuman Dhoka, named after the statue of Hanuman, the monkey devotee of Lord Ram, near the palace entrance. Kathmandu Durbar Square houses the palaces of the Malla and Shah kings, who ruled the city. In addition to these palaces, the square also surrounds courtyards that reveal courtyards and temples built as far back as the Lichchhavi period, in the 3rd century. Patan City: The oldest of the three cities in the Kathmandu Valley. It is best known for its artistic heritage. It is probably one of the oldest Buddhist cities in the world. The city is located on a plateau across the Bagmati River. Another name for Patan is Lalitpur. The city is surrounded by four stupas, one at the four corners of Patan, one at each of its cardinal points. These stupas are said to have been built by the famous Emperor Ashoka. This is one of the most elegant architectural treasures of which Patan is very proud. Commenting on the beauty of Patan, a Western writer said, "Patan signifies eternity itself, and Patan Durbar Square is truly the spectacular sight of Asia." In fact, it is filled with Hindu temples and Buddhist monuments with bronze gateways, protective deities, and wonderful sculptures, and many visitors come here to admire these monuments. Patan Durbar Square is a famous place to visit. The square is full of ancient sites, temples, and shrines known for their exquisite sculptures. The main attractions here are the Krishna Temple, the Golden Window, the Patan Museum, and the Mahabouddha Temple. In the evening, enjoy the local market on your own or shop for souvenirs. The Swayambhunath Stupa is the oldest and most enigmatic of all the sacred shrines in the Kathmandu Valley. Its imposing white dome and gleaming golden spire are visible for miles and from all sides of the valley. Historical documents found on a stone inscription testify that the stupa was already an important Buddhist pilgrimage site in the 5th century AD. The Swayambhunath Stupa is also called the "Monkey Temple" because of the hundreds of monkeys that roam around the temple at night after the pilgrims and priests have departed.

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Breakfast at the hotel. Changunarayan: Originally built in the 4th century, it was rebuilt in 1702 after a serious fire. The Changu Narayan Temple is a double-roofed temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu in his incarnation as Narayan. The temple is decorated with ten incarnations of Narayan. Stone lions guard all four gates of the temple. Garuda, half man, half bird, is Vishnu's vehicle. A life-size stone statue of Garuda kneels in front of the temple's western facade. Behind the statue is a stone with an inscription. The inscription provides important information about the Licahhavi dynasty and the history of the Kathmandu Valley. In front of the temple's main entrance, in an ornate cage, are smaller statues of King Bhupatindra Malla and his queen. To the north of the temple is a statue of Vishnu seated on a Garuda. The sculpture dates back to the 9th century and is another attraction in the area. The temple's true gems are the much older sculptures scattered throughout the courtyard. The statue of Vishnu, half man and half lion, called Narsingha, is a must-see. It dates back to 464 AD. Another statue depicts Vishnu as Vikrantha/Vamana, the six-armed dwarf who later transformed into a giant. We'll see a small black slab depicting a ten-headed, ten-armed Vishnu. Bhaktapur: The city is also known as a museum of medieval art and architecture, with numerous examples of sculpture, wood carving, and colossal pagoda temples dedicated to various deities. It is located 15 km from Kathmandu. It is a cluster of pagoda and Shikhar-style temples, grouped around a brick and wood palace with fifty-five windows. The square is one of the valley's most fascinating architectural gems, showcasing the ancient arts of Nepal.

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Breakfast at the hotel. Pashupatinath Temple: Pashupatinath Temple is one of the most important Hindu temples of Shiva in the world, located on the banks of the Bagmati River, in eastern Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. Bouddhanath Stupa: Bouddhanath is one of the most sacred Buddhist sites in Kathmandu, Nepal. It is known as Khasti in Nepal Bhasa, and Jyarung Khasyor in the Tamang language. The rest of the day is free to explore the city's hidden treasures independently with your guide.

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Breakfast at the hotel. Chitwan: At the foot of the Himalayas, Chitwan is one of the few remaining intact remnants of the Terai region, which once spanned the foothills of India and Nepal. The flora and fauna are particularly rich. The park is home to one of the last remaining populations of the Asian one-horned rhinoceros, which is also one of the last refuges of the Bengal tiger. You can participate in some of the jungle activities, such as an elephant safari and a slide show on the history and context of the national park. ****Lunch and dinner at the hotel****

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Early morning bird watching or nature walk. Return to your hotel or resort for breakfast. Subsequent jungle activities, such as an elephant briefing and canoe ride, are subject to weather conditions. Evening: Tharu dance, village walk, etc. enjoy Half-day jeep safari in national park ****Breakfast, lunch, and dinner at the hotel****

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Breakfast at the hotel. Lumbini: The Buddha was born in 623 BC in the sacred area of ​​Lumbini, located in the Terai plains of southern Nepal, as evidenced by the inscription on the pillar erected by the Mauryan emperor Asoka in 249 BC. Lumbini is one of the holiest sites of one of the world's largest religions, and its ruins contain important evidence of the nature of Buddhist pilgrimage centers as early as the 3rd century BC.

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Breakfast at the hotel. Then visit the Lumbini Garden, the Maya Devi Temple, and a walking tour of several monasteries. we wil visit Thai monastery, Chinese monastery, German monastery, Cambodian monastery, and another local market. Afterwards, relax or stroll around the local sights on your own.

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Breakfast at the hotel Palpa (1,350 m), 122 km south of Pokhara: a typical Nepalese town with numerous fairs, festivals, religious, and cultural events. In Tansen, we can admire a centuries-old, historic temple. Palpa is unique in that it is one of the finest hilltop settlements in Nepal. Stroll through the local bazaar in the afternoon.

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After breakfast at the hotel, Departure for Pokhara in the lap of the Himalayas Pokhara is a place of extraordinary natural beauty, located at an altitude of 827 meters above sea level and 200 kilometers west of the Kathmandu Valley. The city is known as an adventure hub. It is one of Nepal's most popular tourist destinations, known for its tranquil atmosphere and the beauty of the surrounding countryside. It is also a base for trekkers undertaking the Annapurna Circuit. The enchanting city boasts several beautiful lakes and offers stunning panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks. The serenity of the lakes and the magnificence of the Himalayas rising behind them create an atmosphere of peace and magic. enjoy 01 one-hour boat ride on Fewa Lake.

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Early in the morning, a tour to Sarangkot is planned to watch the sunrise over the Himalayas. 5:00 AM Early departure for Sarangkot, located 9 km northwest of Pokhara. It is one of Nepal's most popular tourist destinations. Strategically located atop a ridge at 1,592 m, this tranquil hilltop resort offers spectacular views of the entire Annapurna range, stretching from east to west, and the pristine rural settlements just below those towering peaks. From the summit of Sarangkot, 700 m below ground, spectacular views of the Pokhara Valley, Phewa Lake, and more can be seen. Return to the hotel for breakfast Devi Waterfall: Known locally as Patale Chhango (Hell Falls), Devi Waterfall (also known as Devin's or David's) is a spectacular waterfall located about 2 km southwest of Pokhara Airport, on the Tansen Highway. An interesting modern legend tells that a stranger named David was bathing naked in the Pardi Khola (river) when the dam's floodgates opened, dragging him into an underground passage beneath the waterfall, where he disappeared forever. Seti River Gorge: Carved by the Seti River, it is one of Pokhara's natural wonders. The KI Singh Bridge in Bagar, the Mahendra Pool, and the Prithivi Highway Bridge near the Bus Park offer perfect views of the river's terrible fury and the deep gorge carved by the turbulent flow of milky-white water. Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave: This is probably the longest and most impressive cave in South Asia, located in a pristine location in the northwest part of Pokhara, a world-famous tourist destination in the Gandaki region and Kaski district. Ancestors called this place "Desolate Khatri Tara." Bindabasini Temple: This is a Hindu religious temple, built in pagoda style and painted white. It is also considered the most popular temple and religious site in Pokhara. The temple offers spectacular views of the city and the mountain ranges. The temple is dedicated to the goddess Durga, also known as Shakti or Kali, and to numerous manifestations. Many Hindus come to this temple for worship, wedding ceremonies, bratabandha, and so on. This temple has also become a popular tourist attraction. A large tree surrounds the temple, creating a sacred atmosphere and a sense of spirituality. The temple has become one of the most important places to visit. Later, free time for souvenir shopping. Peace Stupa: Always a great idea for your Nepal vacation because it will leave you speechless, turning you into a storyteller. The Peace Stupa is also known locally as "Bishwa Shanti Stupa" or "World Peace Pagoda." The atmosphere up here is peaceful, and visitors are expected to maintain silence. The Peace Stupa sits atop a hill overlooking Pokhara's Phewa Lake. The stupa is surrounded by forests, Raniban, and offers magnificent views of the city of Pokhara and the great mountain ranges in the distance. People often come here to watch the sunrise over the snow-capped mountain ranges. The site is accessible via a short drive or a short hike from Fewa Lake.

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Breakfast at the hotel. Bandipur, a beautiful Newari-style village where time seems to have stood still. Here, you won't find mass tourism or be harassed by street vendors. The 18th-century buildings are well-preserved, and since motor vehicles are not allowed in the village, the place is pleasant and peaceful. In this travel guide, I'll tell you everything you need to know about Bandipur in Nepal: what to do, where to eat, and the best hotels in the area.

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Breakfast at Hotel. After breakfast, return to Kathmandu. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel. rest of the time is free to explore the city on own

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Breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, transfer to the airport and transfer for your connecting flights.

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