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KTM + Pokhara: 8 Days
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Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 2 to 4: City tour in KTM
Day 5 to 6: City tour in Pokhara
Day 7: Fly back to Kathmandu
Day 8: Final departure
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KTM + Pokhara + Chitwan: 9 Days
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Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 2/3: City tour in KTM
Day 4/5: Chitwan Safari
Day 6/7: City tour in Pokhara
Day 8: Fly back to Kathmandu
Day 9: Final departure
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KTM + Pokhara + Rafting and Chitwan Safari : 11 Days
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Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 2/3: City tour in KTM
Day 4: Flight to Pokhara
Day 5: City tour in Pokhara
Day 6/7: Rafting
Day 8/9: Chitwan Safari
Day 10: Drive to KTM
Day 11: Final departure
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KTM + Lumbini and Pokhara: 9 Days
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Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 2 to 3: City tour in KTM
Day 4/5: Lumbini exploration
Day 6/7: City tour in Pokhara
Day 8: Fly back to Kathmandu
Day 9: Final departure
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Pashupatinath
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Pashupatinath is one of the famous Hindu Temples in the world
and is a pilgrimage site for many people across southern Asia.
It is located in the banks of Bagmati River and is a cremation
site for Hindu people. This famous Shiva temple is said to have
been built by Lichchhavi King, Supuspadeva in 465 - 500 A. D
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Bouddhanath
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The stupa of Bouddhanath lies eight Kilometers east of
Kathmandu. This is a colossal and an ancient stupa, one of the
biggest in the world, are the all - seeing eyes of Lord Buddha.
It is said to have been renovated by Lichchhavi King Mana Dev in
the fifth century A.D. It is built on an octagonal base inset
with prayer wheels.
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Dubar Square, Kathmandu
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This large square is the historic seat of the Nepalese Royalty.
The square, with its old temples and palaces, epitomizes the
religious and cultural life of the people. It is here where
Kings of Nepal are crowned.
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Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple)
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One of the world's most glorious Buddhist stupas. It is said to be
2000 years old and visitors often call it the "Monkey Temple".
The stupa, which forms the mail structure, is made of a solid
hemisphere of brick and clay supporting a lofty conical spire
capped by a pinnacle of copper gilt. Painted on the four sides
of the spire are the all-seeing eyes of Lord Buddha. This hill
is a mosaic of small stupas and pagoda temples. There is
a large number of moneys in the are of the hill which is also a
wooded park. You have to be careful to take any package, which
could be snatched.
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Patan
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The ancient city of Patan is situated on the southern bank of
the river Bagmati and is about five kilometers Southeast of
Kathmandu. The city is full of Hindu temples and Buddhist
monuments with bronze gateways, guardian deities and wonderful
carvings. Noted for its craftsmen and metal workers, it is known
as the city of artists. The major visitor attractions of Patan
are Durbar Square, Krishna Mandir, Mahabouddha, Hiranyavarna
Mahavihar, Khumbeshwor, Jawalakhel Handicraft Center and Patan
Industrial Estate.
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Bhaktapur
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Bhaktapur is very interesting place to see several Hindu and
Buddhist temple, monastery, country yards and monumental squares
and the site streets are peppered with shrines. The lack of the
traffic makes walking through Bhaktapur a particular pleasure.
The town's cultural life is also vibrant, with strong
communities of potters, weavers and woodcarvers. The oldest part
of the town is around Tachupal Tole to the east. Bhaktapur was
the capital of the valley during 14th to 16th century.
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Lumbini (Birthplace of lord Buddha)
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Lumbini is the place where the newly born Prince Siddhartha
(known as Buddha) took his first seven steps and uttered an
epoch-making message to the suffering humanity. This happened in
a beautiful sal grove, which is now the focal point of the
Lumbini Garden area. Maya Devi, the queen of Shakya King
Suddhodhana of Kapilvastu, while passing through the Lumbini
Garden, on the day of "Vaisakha Poornima" (Full Moon Day of May
623B.C.) took a bath in the Pushkarini (the Sacred Pond) and
soon after she took support of a tree branch, then gave birth to
the Crown Prince Siddhartha, who became Buddha.
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Dakshinkali
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The temple of Dakshinkali is situated about two kilometers south
of Shekha Narayan. Dakshinkali is an important place of
pilgrimage, drawing over 400,000 pilgrims a year. Pilgrims visit
this temple to offer prayers and animal sacrifices to the
Goddess Kali. Apart from the religious aspects, the site has
also been developed as a popular picnic spot.
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Transportation (we use all
A.C. Vehicles for our tours)
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For 2-4 people we offer a Japansese car or Mitsubishi Pajero
(shown here) |
For 5-12 people we offer a Toyota Hiace Jambo Mini Bus (shown
here) |
For 13-20 people we offer a Nissan Coaster Mini Bus
(shown here)
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For 25-30 people we offer a full size A.C. Bus
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