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Kathmandu Valley Tour

7 days of immersion in the Kathmandu Valley culture and heritage, including all 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites!

This tour is the ultimate cultural experience in Nepal’s Kathmandu Valley, home to 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, countless temples, monasteries and of course the mountain views! With this program, you get to know medieval cities like Patan and Bhaktapur; explore old palaces and temples; and immerse yourself in the stunning mountain views and surroundings of terraced fields and the fascination of diverse cultural groups. This is your chance to learn about Nepal’s many ethnic groups, diverse people and culture, mountains and villages of Nepal, because believe it or not, all of this is actually still here, inside the Kathmandu Valley, in the unique ancient-modern mix that is so fascinating about this place!

  • Starts In: Kathmandu
  • Ends In: Kathmandu
  • Duration: 7 Days
  • Difficulty Grade: Easy

Highlights

  • UNESCO World Heritage Sites galore
  • Immerse yourself in colourful Kathmandu and the melting pot of cultures
  • Meet the artisans, the shopkeepers and many local characters of Kathmandu
  • Take in a bird’s eye view of Mt Everest on a scenic mountain flight

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Day 01: Welcome to Kathmandu

Upon your arrival at Kathmandu airport we will greet you and transfer you to your hotel. Depending on your arrival time, we can organise some exploring in the afternoon to introduce you to this amazing place, or you can relax until the evening. At 6pm we will meet to explore Kathmandu in the evening by iconic Rickshaw, including Asan Bazaar and Kathmandu Durbar Square, before returning to our hotel for dinner.

Exploring the old city, you’ll wander through narrow streets and alleyways, discovering hidden temples and meeting the locals. Exotic produce and a bewildering mix of people are everywhere; you’re likely to see Ghurkhas, Tibetan women in their striped aprons, traders from India, and sadhus – Hindu holy men – perhaps on pilgrimage to one of the many temples and shrines of the valley.

Accommodation: Hotel Thamel House

Sari Shop © Casper Tybjerg

Day 02: Heritage Walk in Patan

Your knowledgeable local guide will take you through the ancient courtyards where Newar artisans live, where we will learn about the design and unique culture of this ancient city and gain rare insights into the lives of artisans and their craft. We will meet and learn about the highly skilled metalwork artisans who make the stunning brass statues we see on display, as well as learning about the ancient skill of thangka painting by meeting the artists themselves. We will gain an appreciation of the work and significance of skills such as woodcarving and stone carving to the heritage and daily life of this fascinating city as well as the design and planning of the city structure and how this is inseparable from the daily life and truly unique culture of the Newar people.

The cities in the Kathmandu Valley are made up of 3 ancient cities and Patan is located across the Bagmati River to the south of Kathmandu city. Patan is also known as Lalitpur, the city of fine arts. According to legend the founding of Patan dates back to Pre-Christian times. As opposed to the Malla cities of Kathmandu and Bhaktapur that were mainly influenced by the Hindu religion, Patan was for many years a major Buddhist city. It is believed that it was founded in the third century B.C. by the famous Buddhist emperor, Ashoka, who visited the town while on a pilgrimage from Northern India and built four stupas that enclosed the centre of the old town. This would make it the oldest continuing Buddhist town in the world.

Accommodation: Hotel Thamel House
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch

Heritage walk Patan © Scott Coates

Day 03: Buddhism in the Kathmandu Valley

After breakfast we have a visit to Kapan Monastery, overlooking the eastern part of the valley. From there we will walk down to Boudanath Stupa and enjoy the serene surroundings over lunch. This afternoon we will visit the majestic Swayambunath Stupa overlooking Kathmandu. In the evening we will have the chance to sample a typical Nepali dinner and see the traditional dancing at a local restaurant.

Boudanath
This Stupa, 8 kms. east of Kathmandu City, is one of the biggest in the world. It stands with four pairs of eyes in the four cardinal directions keeping watch for righteous behaviour and human prosperity. This Buddhist Stupa was built by King Man Deva on the advice of the Goddess Mani Jogini. Boudanath is part of the shared history of Nepal and Tibet, with Tibet having held ruling privileges over the site until the last century. It is built on an octagonal base inset with prayer wheels and the stupa is ringed by houses of Lamas or Buddhist priests, monasteries and shops.

Swayambunath
Located in a hilltop above Kathmandu, this Buddhist Stupa is said to be 2000 years old and is one of Nepal’s most important Buddhist sanctuaries. The oldest inscription discovered dates back to the 5th century and refers to the founding of a monastery.

The Stupa which forms the main structure is composed of a solid hemisphere of brick and earth supporting a lofty conical spire capped by a pinnacle of copper gilt. Painted on the four sided base of the spire are the all seeing eyes of Lord Buddha. The whole hill is a mosaic of small Chaityas (memorials) and temples and it is one of the only places that you can see the Stupa, Pagoda and Shikar style of temple. It is a sacred Buddhist place of worship, but it is also holy to Hindus and you can also find Hindu shrines here – a fine illustration of the religious tolerance found in Nepal.

Accommodation: Hotel Thamel House
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Painting the Stupa © Dan Barham

Day 04: Mountains and history

This morning you have the option of taking an early morning mountain flight before breakfast – this flight is a truly spectacular 1 hour flight along the Himalayan Range to unforgettable Mount Everest and back!

After breakfast we visit the holy Pashupatinath temple complex followed by a visit to the ancient city of Bhaktapur. In the afternoon we will drive up to the Kathmandu Valley rim and stay in the little town of Nagarkot for the chance to enjoy a spectacular sunset over the Himalayan Range.

Pashupatinath
Situated 5 km east of Kathmandu City, Pashupatinath temple is one of the holiest temples in the Hindu religion and was first mentioned in 365AD. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva, one of the three main gods in Hinduism, as his birthplace. Situated on the banks of the sacred Bagmati River, the main temple is built in pagoda style with gilt roof and richly carved silver doors. Non Hindu visitors are only permitted to view the temple from the east bank of Bagmati River, as entrance into the temple is strictly forbidden to all non Hindus. Pashupatinath is the main cremation site for Hindus in the Kathmandu Valley, with cremation ghats lining the Bagmati River below the temple. It is such an important pilgrimage site that any Hindu should visit it once in their life and there is a constant stream of sadhus coming and going from Nepal and India.

Bhaktapur
Bhaktapur is the one of the three ancient cities within the Kathmandu Valley. It is also known as Bhadgaun, meaning the city of devotees and is the home of true medieval art and architecture in the Valley. Lying 14 km east of Kathmandu city, Bhaktapur was founded in the 9th century and is shaped like a conch shell. Not only because of its famous carved peacock windows but also due to its museum, Bhaktapur is the centre of traditional Nepalese wood carving. Compared to other royal cities in Patan and Kathmandu, Bhaktapur is the most original and is without a doubt the most historically authentic.

We will visit the Durbar Square (palace square) with its array of temples overlooked by the Palace of Fifty-five Windows built by King Bhupatindra Malla. We will also visit the Taleju Temple which is the best example of Pagoda style structure in Nepal. It stands majestically on five terraces, on each of which stands a pair of figures. As you go up from one terrace to the next, the figures gain strength of ten times that of the lower terrace: we see two strong men; two elephants; two lions; two griffins; and two goddesses.

Nagarkot
Nagarkot is one of the most scenic spots in the Kathmandu Valley and beyond. Situated about 35 km east of Kathmandu, on the valley rim, you can have excellent views of the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayan Range. It is a favourite place to relax and pamper yourself and to enjoy the spectacular sunrise and sunsets over the snowy peaks.

Accommodation: Club Himalaya
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch

Pashupatinath © Mads Guldager

Day 05: Kathmandu’s oldest temples

After an early start to view the stunning sunrise, followed by a hearty breakfast, we depart to visit Changunarayan Temple. This is the oldest temple in the Kathmandu Valley (and some say the oldest in Nepal) and has unique designs and carvings, different from others in the Valley. We will drive a short way and then have a scenic 1 ½ hour walk down to the temple through forest and villages.

We will have a packed lunch overlooking the Kathmandu Valley at Changunarayan before taking the van out to historic Panauti to explore ancient temples at the confluence of two rivers. We will proceed up to the hill town of Dhulikhel for sunset and dinner at our hotel.

Changunarayan
Changunarayan Temple is situated on a ridge overlooking the Kathmandu Valley. One of the finest and oldest specimens of pagoda architecture, the temple is said to be the oldest pagoda style temple in Nepal built sometime back in 323 A.D. It is dedicated to the Hindu God Vishnu – the Preserver. The ancient complex is one of the Kathmandu Valley’s 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. From the temple you can have amazing views of farming land and villages in this end of the valley against the backdrop of the Himalayan Range.

Panauti
Panauti is located approximately 30km from Kathmandu, in a small side valley of alluring farming land and village sanctuaries. In the 13th century Panauti was the capital of the autonomous kingdom of Banepa and it is still the most important historic village in the area and has retained its historic authenticity. The town is built in the Newari’s signature style, with pink brick and carved wood. The village is full of rural calm and only in September is the idyll disturbed by the ‘Carriage Festival’. The old town is wedged between two small rivers with a cluster of important temples at the confluence. It is regarded as an ancient power place, with an invisible third stream also connecting here. Cremations are held at the confluence and a festival is held here once a year in January with every 12 years being of major significance as the third stream is said to be seen at this time.

Dhulikhel
Dhulikhel, like Nagarkot is a hillside town with spectacular mountain views, a great place to relax and pamper yourself and to enjoy the spectacular sunrise and sunsets over the snowy peaks. In the fore ground a beautiful display of hills and scattered farmhouses dominated the deep valley of the Indrawaty River. It is an old town on the road north to Tibet and has some lovely old Newari buildings (Newar people are the original inhabitants of the Kathmandu Valley and are renowned as artisans and beautiful architecture).

Accommodation: Dhulikhel Lodge Resort
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch

Sunrise Nagarkot © Dan Barham

Day 06: Drive back to Patan and Explore Bungmati, Khokana and Kirtipur with Vespa ride

After breakfast, we will drive back to Patan and store our luggage before we set for an incredible day. We get a tour in style on two wheels, we’ll be on the vintage Vespas, ensuring you really feel part of the city on your full day exploring.

The twin villages of Bungamati and Khokana date from 16th century and are typical ancient Newar Villages. They are located south of Kathmandu down a rutty road dotted with chaityas, very appropriate for the ancient procession route that this road in fact is. Bungamati is famous as the winter home of the Red Machhendra god of Patan who resides every winter in a powerful, Shikhara-style temple. Its spacious courtyard is often used for spreading grain to dry in the sun at harvest time. Khokana lies next to Bungamati and in between the two villages is the temple of Karya Binayak. Like Bungamati, Khokana is a compact village, with a wide main street running through it. In the middle of the street is the temple of Sikali Mai, Khokana’s guardian mother goddess. Khokana has long been famous as an oil-pressing centre where mustard seeds are pressed using traditional methods and if you are lucky you will see traditional weaving done by elderly ladies in the sun on the street and courtyards.

You will be riding to Kirtipur, a very old village situated on a hillock, where we’ll stop for lunch at the best Newari restaurant in town – at the heart of Kirtipur. After lunch, we will continue our journey. The village boasts many ancient monuments including the famed temple of tiger faced Bhairva. In the past, there were 12 gates of the town and parts of the old city wall still remain. It was the first place raided by Prithvi Narayan Shah when conquering the Kathmandu Valley and their resistance was so fierce (and retribution so dire) that a tower was erected in the Kathmandu Durbar Square in honour of their valour.

The town is still very traditional with most of the residents being either weavers or farmers, so it is a great place to see traditional crafts practised in traditional surroundings.

Accommodation: Swotha
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch

Riding through town © Alex Treadway

Day 07: Farewell for now...

It’s time to say farewell to Nepal. Enjoy your last moments in Kathmandu with breakfast in a café, a city stroll, and/or souvenir shopping. A representative will meet you at your hotel and drive you to the airport for your return flight home. It’s good to be at the airport at least 2 hours prior to departure.

Accommodation: None
Meals included: Breakfast

You welcome committee © Rocky Prajapati
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Included In Price

  • Hotel nights in the hotels specified in the itinerary; based on standard rooms on twin share
  • Meals as per the itinerary
  • English speaking guide Nepali city guide for sightseeing days including private transport and entrance fees
  • Transportation as per the detailed itinerary above plan
  • International airport transfers upon arrival and departure

Note: The meal inclusions on this plan is breakfast (one set breakfast and a tea or coffee)

Not Included In Price

  • Services and activities not mentioned in the detailed itinerary
  • Any gear or equipment that you may need to rent/buy – please ask us if you would like any advice about gear to bring/buy/rent
  • International flights to and from Kathmandu
  • Nepal visa fees and international airport taxes
  • Any excess baggage charges
  • Comprehensive travel insurance that includes trip cancellation and rescue evacuation should this be required for any reason (we require this as the minimum insurance cover)
  • Additional nights, optional trips and sightseeing tours outside the detailed itineraries above
  • Single supplement
  • Personal expenses (eg mineral water/soft drinks/bar bills, entrance/photography fees at monasteries, laundry, telephone calls, postage, donations, extra snacks, etc)
  • Any extra charge that tea house owners may levy for single rooms, attached bathrooms, or hot showers (if these facilities are available) and charging of batteries
  • Tips for your trekking crew, city guide, drivers, hotels, restaurants, etc (please ask if you would like guidance about appropriate tips)
  • Costs incurred due to changes in programs and reservations due to unforeseen events (eg landslides, strikes, fuel shortages, etc)
Adventure travel: Every effort will be made to keep to the above itinerary, but as this is Adventure Travel in the mountains, we cannot guarantee it. Weather conditions, road conditions, vehicle breakdowns and the health of fellow travelers can all contribute to changes. We will try to ensure that the trip runs according to plan, but an easy- going nature will be an asset!
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Highly recommended! Hiked to BC, followed by an epic 3-High-Passes trek. This was the third time I travelled with the Himalayan Trails team. Mads, the backoffice team, guides (Tendu) and porters always go above and beyond to make this it memorable experience! This time - despite adverse weather conditions - (we've lost 4 days at the beginning of the trip) they somehow managed to get us to the end without missing out on anything. I will be back, for sure!

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Kripa and her team at Himalayan Trails Treks & Expedition organized our trek of the Manaslu circuit down to the last detail. Everything from the airport pickup to our guide and porters was perfect. Our guide, Gelu, was in contact with Kripa almost every day, keeping her up to date on our progress. We would highly recommend Himalayan Trails and Kripa if you are planning a trek in the Himalayas.

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Rick and Ami Bergstrom Avatar Rick and Ami Bergstrom
01.05.2022

We travelled on an itinerary organised by Mads, Raj and Co in Nov/Dec 19. Our brief was a short trek and lots of culture. And culture we got! Our pickup was from Chitwan , and stayed a night in Bandipur. This was our introduction to the wonderful "hobbit houses" of Nepal, with its amazing woodwork. Then to a trek spread over 4 days , walking village to village, enjoying the terrace of a thousand of agriculture and the hospitality of locals. Then Lumbini, visiting Buddha's birthplace, Bandia to see hippos and tiger, and then to the personalised tour of the world heritage sites of the Kathmandu valley.
Every facet of the trip worked seamlessly, with drivers always ready, the guides expert, and the sites amazing. The standard of accommodation was always comfortable. In Kathmandu, the fabulous Hotel Manuslu, and a jazz club located around the corner. The hot shower at Sikles village, and the bottle of Gurka, after a 1600m ascent, was so welcome.
I recommend these guys to all.
And we are going back, ready for a trek through the flowering rhododendron forests and into the alpine areas

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Manaslu trek provides the most stunning view of 8,000m picturesque peaks. It is a beautiful excursion that offers a distinctive cultural experience and breathtaking natural landscapes.

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Magnificent view of Shey Phoksundo lake captured w Magnificent view of Shey Phoksundo lake captured while hiking up to the view point.  Phoksundo lake is an alpine fresh water lake which lies in Nepal’s Shey Phoksundo National Park, located at an elevation of 3,611.5 m in the Dolpa District. Shey Phoksundo lake is also claimed to be the deepest lake in Nepal which is up to 145m (476 ft) deep.  Check out our website www.himalayan-trails.com to book your next trek to the Himalayas🏔️. #sheyphoksundo #sheyphoksundolake #sheyphoksundotrek #sheyphoksundonationalpark #nepal #deepestlake #deepestlakenepal #scenery #beautifulnepal #nature #naturelovers #naturebeauty #trekking #trekkingnepalhimalaya #himalayas #lostinthehimalaya #mountains #mountainslovers #snow #trek #trekwithhimalayantrails #himalayantrails
Our stupendous guide Mr. Tendu Sherpa along with o Our stupendous guide Mr. Tendu Sherpa along with our two clients summited Mera peak today! 🎉🗻

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Manaslu trekking is a famous hiking route in Nepal Manaslu trekking is a famous hiking route in Nepal that presents magnificent views of the world’s eighth-tallest mountain, Mount Manaslu, towering at 8,163 meters. 

It is considered a fantastic substitute for the crowded Annapurna and Everest regions. Since, the flow of tourist in this area is relatively low compared to other trekking places. 

The trail also offers a view into the locals’ distinctive culture and way of life, who still uphold their ancestral customs and practices.

The best time to hike Manaslu is in the spring (March to may). Likewise, autumn (September-November) is another best time for the Manaslu trek. Similarly, the trek lasts for around 14 to 16 days.

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The Manaslu region is well known for its breathtak The Manaslu region is well known for its breathtaking Himalayan scenery. 
These are some glimpse of our guest transiting remote communities, green forests and breathtaking sceneries including valleys, glacier, and snow- covered mountains. 
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We escaped the madness and got into the mountains! We escaped the madness and got into the mountains! Sad that people are missing out this season because of the coronavirus and travel restrictions. It was glorious up there! The autumn months are gonna be magic too... just sayin 😊 ⛰ 🥾 💖 #nepaltrekking
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