A one day UNESCO listed cultural, historical and religious tour in Kathmandu gives you a scattered yet closer glimpse about Nepal. This heritage tour is one of kind excursion that takes you back into Nepal's rich architectural medieval era. Each of these sites that you will visit is different in terms of its architecture, craftsmanship, civilization, and various cultural facets and attributes. This heritage tour takes you to four iconic landmarks: Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath, Bouddhanath and Swayambhunath temples. These amazingly interesting places are known for its historical, cultural and religious significance that symbolizes Nepal and its existence.
Our
UNESCO world heritage tour begins with an ideal breakfast, followed by our
first visit to the Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath temple, Swayambhunath
temple, and Baudhanath respectively.
Kathmandu
Durbar Square is the traditional heart of the city and Kathmandu’s most
spectacular legacy of traditional architecture. The Kathmandu square dates back
to the 17th and 18th centuries. The Durbar Square area is a confluence of three
loosely linked squares, the Basantapur Square, the Durbar Square area and the
entry point to the Hanuman Dhoka with cluster of temples at close distances.
The
Swayambhunath Temple known to the world as a monkey temple is significant to
both the followers of Hindu and Buddhist religion. It has a lofty conical spire
crafted out of copper and gold plated, with Lord Buddha’s eyes adorned on all
the four sides of the spire base. From its pinnacle one can get to see the 360
view of the entire Kathmandu valley which is a sensational breathtaking
encounter.
Pashupatinath
Temple is a symbolically, divine and one of the holiest Hindu temples dedicated
to Lord Shiva in Kathmandu. It sits on the banks of the Baghmati River. People
from all over the world gather her in numbers to pay their respect and get
blessings for salvation. The temple courtyard contains various other small
temples dedicated to various Hindu gods and goddesses. It is a sacred universe
of religious beliefs that makes it a must see place once in a life time for
ardent religious followers.
The
Bouddhanath Stupa is one of the largest stupas in South Asia that is influenced
by Tibetan Buddhism culture and norms. It is a whitewashed dome painted with
the watchful eyes of the Buddha. This is highly revered symbolic structure that
reminds people about Buddha’s path towards enlightenment. This holy courtyard
contains fifty other Tibetan monasteries. One can catch glimpses of distinct
art and architecture of ancient Nepal and Tibet which is inspiring and
memorable.
Tour
begins at: 10.30 am
Tour
Ends at: 4.30 pm
Trip
Duration: 6 hours (approx.)
Departure
from: Shepherd Holidays office (Sorakhutte, Kathmandu, Nepal)
Note:
Arrangement for hotel pickups and drops are provided upon request. However
conditions apply
What to
Expect?
What is
included?
Comfortable
Private Transportation provided
All
kinds of taxes, fees, permits and entrance fees for museums, and monuments
Professional
English speaking Local tour Guide
A
bottle of Mineral Water
Food
and drinks, upon request
Additional
Information
You
will get confirmation only at the time of booking
In the event of poor weather or bad traffic
conditions, the tour itinerary is subject to change without notice. No
cancellations or refunds will be issued.
It
is always advisable to carry warm clothing with you during winter season
Wheelchair
not accessible
Cancellation
Policy
In
order to be eligible for getting a full refund, a prior cancellation request
should be made at least 24 hours before the scheduled start date of the actual
tour.
From
US $ 55 (Lowest Price Guarantee)
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