Kirtipur, located on a hill to the southwest of central Kathmandu is one of several ancient kingdoms in the Kathmandu Valley that were once independent, but now make up part of greater Kathmandu. Kirtipur is thought to be one of the oldest settlements in the valley. It’s a prime destination to learn about the Newar people, who are one of Nepal’s many distinct ethnic groups and the original inhabitants of the Kathmandu Valley. Come to Kirtipur for exquisite architecture, hilltop temples, and sweeping city views. Wandering around its winding streets feels like walking through a traditional Nepali village, yet Kirtipur also offers some of the finest views of sprawling Kathmandu and the hills and mountains beyond. It’s full of cobblestone streets, old brick houses with elaborately carved door and window frames, and multitiered pagodas. During this tour, you will visit Bagh Bhairab temple, Chilancho Stupa shrine, Uma Maheshwar temple, and a Theravada Buddhist monastery. Enjoy a Newari lunch, before you return to your hotel.

Kirtipur is an ancient city located about 8 km south-west of Kathmandu, Nepal. It is a culturally and historically rich town with narrow alleys, traditional Newari houses, and temples dating back to the 17th century. Pharping, on the other hand, is a sacred site located about 19 km south of Kathmandu, Nepal. It is known for its monasteries and temples and is considered a pilgrimage site for Buddhists. A tour of these two places will take you on a journey through Nepal's rich cultural and religious heritage. The tour typically starts with a visit to the historic town of Kirtipur. Here, you will explore the narrow alleys and traditional Newari houses, visit the Bagh Bhairav temple, one of the oldest temples in Kirtipur, and the Uma Maheshwor Temple, a 17th-century temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. After exploring Kirtipur, the tour then takes you to Pharping. Here, you will visit the Asura Cave, a sacred site where Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava, is believed to have meditated in the 8th century. You will also visit the Pharping Samye Ling Monastery, one of the largest monasteries in Nepal, and the Yangleshö Cave, where Guru Rinpoche is said to have attained enlightenment.

"Kathmandu/Pokhara One way transfer by Private Car/4WD" refers to a service where a private car or a 4-wheel drive vehicle is hired for a one-way transfer between the cities of Kathmandu and Pokhara in Nepal. This service is generally offered by local travel and transportation providers and is a popular option for tourists who prefer the convenience and comfort of a private vehicle transfer. The transfer usually takes between 5-7 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions, and the cost is generally higher than other modes of transportation like buses or taxis. Upon booking, you will be picked up from either airport or Hotel and driven to Pokhara/Kathmandu via Prithivi highway on a private car all by yourself. Enjoy the trip with stops at your desired place for breakfast, lunch or snacks. Our fluent English-speaking driver will show you locations by the side of highway. Enjoy the ride by driving side by side the Trishuli river, Marshyandi river, and many beautiful villages by the side of the highway. We will then drop you off at your hotel or your place at Pokhara/Kathmandu Note 1: If there are 1-3 people, they will receive a car. If there are 4-6 people, they will receive a Jeep. If there are 7-12 people, they will receive a Van.

Visit Bungamati, a classical medieval village that lies across the Bagmati River from Chobar with its famous Rato Machhindranath temple. Explore local woodcarving and pedestrian-only streets before tourists crowd in. Explore Khokana Village, a traditional and tiny Newari village about 8 kilometers south of Kathmandu on the outskirts of Patan. Khokana has long been known for the production of rich mustard oil. In the Rato Machhindranath Temple, learn all about the deity that is believed to have been brought to Kathmandu from Kamaru Kamakhya. Next, see the Karya Binayak Temple, which is widely revered as a protector deity of Khokana town. Other sights to visit around the village are the Bungamati Culture Museum, Dey Pukha central pond, and Karya Binak Temple on the way to Khokana Village.

Kathmandu valley one day tour world heritage site Kathmandu valley is a small valley with three different district each of them packed with famous cultural and historical sights. Some of them are unesco-listed too. This valley is full of Hindu temples, Stupas and Monasteries which makes Kathmandu valley an open museum of arts and architecture. These sites spread throughout the valley in sprawling city which makes it difficult for most tourists to find these places. So, we offer a guided Kathmandu valley tour with an experienced tour guide around those sites to understand it in better way. Pashupatinath Temple This is one of the most famous temple for Hindus which is located on the banks of the holy river Bagmati. It was inscribed on the unescoWorld Heritage Site’s list in 1979. On the occasion of Maha Shivaratri over 1 million devotees visit here. This two-storied temple is built in pagoda style. Boudhanath stupa One of largest stupas in the world, Boudhanath is located in Kathmandu. It is ancient and holiest for both Hindus and Buddhists from all over the world. With diameter of about 100m and 40m high Buddhist stupa Boudhanath dominates the skyline. It is a unesco World Heritage Site. Patan Durbar Square Patan is the oldest of all the three cities of Kathmandu Valley. Once a western lady writer has to say that “Patan means eternity itself and Patan Durbar Square is the spectacular sight of Asia indeed”. Patan Durbar Square is one of the famous visiting sites in Patan. This place is full of ancient Temples, Palaces and, monuments with wonderful carving of woods and stones. Patan is also known as Lalitpur. swyambhunath (monkey Temple) swyambhunath is located in the hillock, the northwest inside Kathmandu valley. It is also famous as Monkey temple among foreigners. It is believed that this stupa is built when the Kathmandu valley was created of a lake more than 2,000 years ago. This is one of the best places to take a panoramic views of Kathmandu valley.