Trip Code: | KNP 7 |
Trip Duration: | 5 days |
Max. Altitude: | 2200M |
Grade: | Easy |
Program Type: | Luxury |
Trek Start Point: | Kathmandu |
Trek End Point: | Kathmandu |
Accommodation: | Hotel |
Meals: | Breakfast/Lunch and Dinner |
Mode of Travel: | Flight and Land |
Transportation: | Bur/Car/air |
Minimum Pax: | 5 |
Best season: | March - June / September-November |
Kathmandu Valley and Nagarkot tour have Lots of the history of dates back to ancient times. Archaeological explorations indicate that Kathmandu and the two other sister towns in the valley are the oldest. Excavations conducted at Hadaigaon and Lubhu have unearthed brick walls and Stone Age tools.
The valley’s geological setting points to a lake near Chobar Gorge on the Bagmati River. Kathmandu Metropolitan area, located between Swayambhunath and Gujeswari near the airport. Singhakhetu, the last ruler of his dynasty brought prosperity to the kingdom. After the rule of the Gunakadeva dynasty, rulers from India, particularly from Bengal and then Madras province ruled Kathmandu.
This was followed by the reign of Abhir dynasty of eighth rulers and Kiratis said to be originally of the North Eastern hill region of India. Their succession of 29 rulers reigned here until the Lichavis came into power.s of tourists to Nepal have often likened the country’s scenery to postcard pictures. It’s not an exaggeration, not by any means. What’s more, you don’t need to go too far from the busy city of Kathmandu either to see such scenery.
One of the best places for this is undoubtedly Nagarkot. There are many who wish to have a retreat here, so magnificent are the views all around. In fact, a surefire method to impress visitors fast is to take them to Nagarkot, a mere 32-km east of the capital. The road starts climbing from Bhaktapur and just keeps on climbing through verdant forests on the hillsides.
A lovely drive, even if a bit scary sometimes, especially when a big tourist bus is coming your way, blocking most of the narrow road. Otherwise, it’s a drive that will make tourists exclaim, “At last! This is what I came to Nepal for.” And, once they experience the joy of sunrise from Nagarkot, they’ll be returning with memories to last a lifetime. It’s a sight that can leave you mesmerized—the color of the sky changes rapidly from black to purple to different hues of red and orange behind the magnificent Himalayan peaks.
Pokhara is the third largest city of Nepal after Kathmandu & Biratnagar. It is the Headquarters of Kaski District, Gandaki Zone, and the Western Development Region. Pokhara is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Nepal. It is also a base for trekkers undertaking the Annapurna Circuit.
Don’t hesitate to choose Pokhara for your holiday tour trip. It’s really a feeling of peace and beautiful place and can have spiritually relaxation. The climate is sub-tropical but due to the elevation, the temperatures are moderate. The summers usually have a bearable and the winter’s averages.
It is the main starting point for day walks or longer forays amongst the mountains.
Day 01: Arrival Kathmandu airport and transfer to the hotel then rest of time is free.
Day 02: Full day sightseeing in Kathmandu valley inclusive of Buddhanath Stupa (one of the biggest Buddhist stupa in Nepal, where also you will be able to see many monks and Tibetan peoples), Pasupatinath (one of the most important Hindu Temple of God Shiva, where dead body also cremate), Bhaktapur City (Among three oldest cities is one of the interesting city , where visitor can see fifty five wood carving windows palace, a lot of pottery clubs, many temples and a lot of wood carving place), Patan City (Also one of the city like Bhaktapur where you will be able to see a HinduTemple call God Krishna Temple + Many others as well as A Buddhist Temple call Golden Temple ) & Swyambhunath Stupa (One of oldest Buddhist Stupa situated at the highest place in Kathmandu Valley, from where you can see the scenery of Kathmandu Valley, as well as some mountain peaks also if weather is nice) .
Day 03: Afternoon by private vehicle drive to Nagarkot all the way through geography to see Mountain, sunset in the evening and sunrise in the morning then overnight there.
Day 04: After breakfast drive back to Kathmandu and afternoon is free.
Day 05: Departure transfer to airport.
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu at Tribhuban international ariport (1,300m/4,264ft): then pick you up and take a short drive from the airport to the hotel check in the hotel and rest for few hrs then we meet again with guide and barging about the trek what we need the equipment for then trek and what time we live from Kathmandu details.
Day 02: Full day sightseeing in Kathmandu valley inclusive of Buddhanath Stupa (one of the biggest Buddhist stupa in Nepal, where also you will be able to see many monks and Tibetan peoples), Pasupatinath (one of the most important Hindu Temple of God Shiva, where dead body also cremate), Bhaktapur City (Among three oldest cities is one of the interesting city , where visitor can see fifty five wood carving windows palace, a lot of pottery clubs, many temples and a lot of wood carving place) , Patan City (Also one of the city like Bhaktapur where you will be able to see a Hindus Temple call God Krishna Temple and Many others as well as A Buddhist Temple call Golden Temple ) & Swyambhunath Stupa (One of oldest Buddhist Stupa situated at the highest place in Kathmandu Valley, from where you can see the scenery of Kathmandu Valley, as well as some mountain peaks also if weather is nice) .
Day 03: Afternoon by private vehicle drive to Nagarkot all the way through geography to see Mountain, sunset in the evening and sunrise in the morning then overnight there.
Day 04: After breakfast drive back to Kathmandu and afternoon is free then overnight there.
Day 05: Drive or Fly to second beautiful city of Nepal: Pokhara then overnight there.
Day 06: Full day’s city sightseeing in Pokhara then overnight at hotel.
Day 07: Drive or Fly back to Kathmandu overnight there.
Day 08: Departure transfer to airport.
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