• Welcome to the capital city of Nepal. Arriving at the Tribhuvan International Airport and post-immigration procedures, you will be received by the tour representative at the exit gates. After transferring to your hotel, you will check in and spend the evening over a cultural program at a traditional Nepali restaurant. 

Overnight stay at a hotel in Kathmandu.

• Visit 4 UNESCO World Heritage sites in Kathmandu. A private vehicle will transport you to all these sites.
  • Boudhanath: Start the day with a visit to a famous Buddhist shrine in Boudha. The stupa is located 11km from the center of Kathmandu and is said to lie on the ancient trade route from Tibet. Participate in the morning circumambulations while visiting shops selling Tibetan Buddhist handmade arts (Thangkha).
  • Pashupatinath: Moving on to Pashupatinath, which is just 2.4km away from Boudha, we transition to Hindu ideology with this famous shrine of Shiva. Located on the banks of the Bagmati River, this temple is a collection of ashrams and other temples, including the main shrine.
  • Kathmandu Durbar Square: Next stop is the palace square at Basantapur. Basantapur Durbar Square. It used to house the Palace of Kings from Malla and Shah Dynasties. Located in the heart of Kathmandu Valley, you can visit various attractions within the square and try local delicacies at some of the most famous restaurants in the country.
  • Swayambhunath: Final stop of the day, we head west to Swayambhunath, which is the most sacred pilgrimage amongst Buddhist Newar and Tibetan Buddhists. Immerse in the spiritual atmosphere as you circumambulate around the shrine and offer prayers while visiting the Karma raja Mahavihara (where Buddha is said to meditate before hundreds of light).

Overnight stay at a hotel in Kathmandu.

• Mountain Flight: One of the must-see landmarks of Nepal is, of course, the highest peak in the world – Mount Everest. An awe-stricken silence comes close to matching the experience of a mountain flight. For one hour, you’ll fly over the Eastern Himalayan Ranges of Nepal, where some of the highest peaks in the world, including Mt. Everest, lie for a surreal feeling as you face the world’s tallest and most enigmatic of Mountains. Even those visitors who like the rigours of a trek won’t miss the opportunity to “conquer” the mountains in one stunning swoop.
• Bhaktapur Durbar Square: Start the day with a visit to Bhaktapur, a quaint old Newari town located 13km east of Kathmandu. The entire square comprises the main palace square, Taumadhi Square, Dattatreya Square, and Pottery Square. Visit the 55 window palace, Vatsala Temple, Naytapola Temple, and Bhairava Nath Temple, among countless other shrines spread across the square. Make sure you try freshly made yoghurt, which is the most famous staple of this city.
• Changunarayan: Changunarayan temple is to the north and is 4km from Bhaktapur Durbar Square. While hilltop temples are not uncommon, this is another shrine named after the village, Changu, surrounding it and after the daughter, Champak, of the Kashmiri King when she married the prince of Bhaktapur. This famous shrine of Lord Vishnu is considered the oldest temple in Nepal.
• Patan Durbar Square: Located in the heart of Lalitpur city and 5.4km from Kathmandu, this durbar square is another of the royal palace squares famed as a residence for Malla Kings and Thakuri Dynasty during the 16th Century. With the square divided over three courtyards, namely Keshav Narayan, Mul, and Sundari, we visit the Krishna Mandir, Bhimsen Mandir and Vishwanath temple, among 55 other temples and Bahal spread across this area.  

Overnight stay at a hotel in Kathmandu.

• On the final day of this trip, venture out into the Thamel market for last-minute souvenir shopping before you are seen off at the airport by the tour representative. Make sure you inquire about future trips and make plans as you depart.