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Must visit 7 UNESCO World heritage sites in Kathmandu Valley

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Did you know Nepal is home to the top 10 World Heritage Sites? Well, as surprising as it sounds, it is a fact. And among them, the 7 must visit UNESCO World Heritages Sites in Nepal are located in the Kathmandu Valley alone!

  • Pashupatinath Temple
  • Swayambhunath Stupa
  • Bhaktapur Durbar Square
  • Kathmandu Durbar Square
  • Patan Durbar Square
  • Boudhanath Stupa
  • Changu Narayan temple

One of the world’s naturally abundant and culturally rich countries Nepal, proudly boasts its architecturally affluent buildings, cultural abundance, and rare natural assets as 10 World Heritage Sites in Nepal. You will experience everything from royal palaces to ancient but traditionally worshiped temples, monasteries to flora and fauna at an altitude above 5000 meters from sea level.

Whether you are visiting this Himalayan land for an adventure trek or just to experience the breathtaking natural beauty, visiting these sites is a must. Every year these popular sites throughout different regions of Nepal welcome tourists from various corners of the world.

Go through this article to find more details about the history, operating hours, and much more information on the 10 world heritage sites in Nepal.

Everything About 10 World Heritage Sites in Nepal

Although there are 10 world heritage sites in Nepal, you will find only 4 sections in UNESCO’s World Heritage list. This is so because the 7 heritage sites are located in the capital city of Nepal, the Kathmandu Valley itself. Hence, these are categorized under the title Kathmandu Valley, and the rest three are mentioned individually.

Since, any international visitor will first at Tribhuvan International Airport, located in the Kathmandu valley, it is wiser to take a few extra days to spend here. It will be a good way to acclimatize to Nepal’s climate while exploring the World Heritage sites.

Let’s dive deeper into each of these sites, starting first with the ones located in the Capital Valley.

1. Pashupatinath Temple

Located at the center of town, Pashupatinath is often remembered as a savior by many who follow the Hindu religion, synonymous with Lord Shiva. When it comes to Hindus residing in Kathmandu Valley or anywhere else in the world, Pashupatinath equals divinity.

Nestled on the banks of the holy Bagmati river, Pashupatinath is the most pious shrine for the Hindus. From celebrating birth to success to saying your final goodbyes, people visit the temple for all holy purposes.

It is such an ironic fact about this pristine location that you will find people praising the lord with joy as well as the ones pleading to god to take their loved ones.

If you want to witness this rare yet opposite moment, visit Pashupatinath around 7 p.m. Be a part of the evening “Aarati” ceremony. While you cherish the god with a melodious “bhajan” on one side, you will see people burning off on the other bank of the river.

Evenings in Bagmati Bank of Pashupatinath have an amalgam of cries of sorrow to melodies of prayers.

Highlights of Pashupatinath

  • Holy Shrine for the Lord Shiva of Hindu religion
  • The divine atmosphere and pristine Bagmati river
  • An opportunity to experience Hindu culture of sending off the dead
  • A change to witness evening benediction in Hindu culture, also called “Sandhya Aarati”- a prayer ceremony with lights
  • Guhyeshwari Temple- the infamous Shakti Peeth of Nepal
  • Slesh Mantak forest which is inhabited by monkeys.

Best time to visit: Early morning (visit in the afternoon for “Sandhya Aarati)

Best months to visit: June/July and November/December

Opening hours

  • Temple timings: 4 am to 12 pm & 5 pm to 9 pm
  • Inner Temple Courtyard: 4:00 am to 7:00 pm
  • Sanctum Sanctorum: 5:00 am to 12:00 pm & 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Entry cost

  • For Foreigners & SAARC countries: Rs. 1000
  • For Indians & Nepali: Free
  • Prohibited items: Leather Items, Shoes, Belts, Cameras
Although non-Hindus are denied entry inside the main temple, you can explore the divinity of this holy area.

2. Swayambhunath Stupa

Also known as the Monkey Temple to many, Swayambhunath is another must-visit World Heritage site located in the Kathmandu Valley. Located on the top of Semgu Hill, just beside the ring road, the main road of Kathmandu Valley, Swayambhunath is a sanctuary celebrating Lord Buddha.

This holiest Buddhist shrine is believed to date back to 460 A.D. and was built by King Manadeva. However, it became valuable as a center for Buddhism in the 13th century. Truly, Swayambhunath is one of the oldest monasteries located in Nepal.

Frankly speaking, the stupa isn’t just a religious site but also a beautiful location to enjoy the valley’s natural abundance. You can get a panoramic view of the city from the top balcony of the stupa.

There is a common belief that encircling the shrine clockwise liberates a person from his sins.

Highlights of Swayambhunath

  • All white, dome-shaped stupa and array of shrines depicting the history and religious beliefs of Buddhists.
  • Light candles to feel the divinity and circumnavigate to explore while you get rid of your sins.
  • Multiple shrines and Monasteries to seek your blessings.
  • Steep stone steps if you want a short hike.
  • Buddha park beholding the largest statue of Sakyamuni Buddha.
  • A huge gold-plated thunderbolt “Vajra” is set on the east side of the stupa.
  • Statue of sleeping Buddha.
  • A display of bronze icons of Buddha and traditional Tibetan paintings at the Dewa Dharma Monastery.
  • Panoramic view of the whole city.
Legends have it that Swayambhunath was made out of a lotus flower that bloomed in the middle of a lake from which Kathmandu Valley originated.

Best time to visit: During Evenings

Best months to visit: Around the year (Special during Buddha Purnima)

Opening hours: Open 24 hours

Entry cost:

  • Foreign Nationals: Rs. 200
  • SAARC nationals: Rs.50
  • Nepali: Free

3. Boudhanath Stupa

Boudhanath stupa also referred to as Boudha or Jharung Khashor is another most infamous landmark of Nepal. This magnificent dome-shaped architecture is believed to have been built in the 5th century.

According to the legend, a woman named Jadzima offered her hard-earned savings to build the stupa. But, when she died, her sons continued the work of completing the stupa’s construction taking a total of seven years. In fact, you can find a temple devoted to the lady called Ajima temple.

Apart from the divine history, the stupa also stands out as a holy shrine accumulating the Mind of all Buddhas. There’s a local belief that whoever circles around the stupa with a pure heart, gets their wishes fulfilled as a result of good karma.

Boudhanath stupa is one of the largest monasteries in the whole world.
Boudhanath stupa is one of the largest monasteries in the whole world.

Highlights of Boudhanath

  • Magnificent stupa standing tall protecting the country.
  • A pair of eyes on the dome shaped white stupa that symbolizes awareness and peace.
  • Ornamental cloth canopy surrounding the stupa in 13 stages, making it look unique and divine at the same time.
  • A well-believed pilgrimage for Buddhists all over the world.
  • Humongous rotating prayer wheel and Bell.
  • Monasteries beside where you can meditate or get a glance at Buddhist traditions.
  • Many local eateries enjoy Tibetan delicacies with a view of the Stupa.
  • The 147 inches wide wall with 108 images of mediational Budhha behind the copper prayer wheels.

Best time to visit: During Evenings

Best months to visit: Around the year (Special during Buddha Purnima)

Opening hours: Open 24 hours

Entry cost:

  • Foreign Nationals: Rs. 400
  • SAARC nationals: Rs. 100
  • Nepali: Free
  • Children under 10: Free (Irrespective of their nationality)

4. Changunarayan Temple

Nestled at the high hilltop of Changu also called Dolagiri, Changu Narayan is Lord Bishnu’s temple located in Bhaktapur. This Newari temple built in Pagoda style was actually founded by King Mandev of Lichhavi dynasty.

Changu Narayan isn’t just just a traditional monument but also an architecture beholding the history of the Royal dynasty of Nepal. You will find a two-tiered pagoda with a gilded roof made of copper, intricate decors on the wooden door and frames. In fact, the entrance has a pair of lions guarding the temple along with elephant statues on either side.

Similarly, the temple courtyard is adorned with four pillars decorated with the possessions of Lord Bishnu. Apart from the architectural grandeur the temple courtyard will give you a glance of the Newari lifestyle too.

The Changu Narayan temple was rebuilt restoring its originality in 1702 after it was partly destroyed by a fire.
The Changu Narayan temple was rebuilt restoring its originality in 1702 after it was partly destroyed by a fire.
The Changu Narayan temple was rebuilt restoring its originality in 1702 after it was partly destroyed by a fire.

Highlights of Changu Narayan Temple

  • Two-Tiered Pagoda style temple adoring the intricate architectural designs of Lichhavi dynasty.
  • Bas-idol of Lord Vishnu mounting on his ride Garuda- a mythical bird-like creature.
  • A wooden idol of “Vishnu Vishwarup ” depicting the lord Bishnu’s cosmic form. This idol is carved in one piece of wood.
  • Shrines dedicated to Hindu deities like Lord Shiva, Lord Bhairava and nine planets of the solar system .
  • The Changu Museum displays the history of the Lichhavi period and King Mandeva.
  • Historical pillar erected in 464 AB by King Mandeva.
  • Living Traditions Museum displaying the local traditions and artifacts.
  • A majestic view of the mountains and Kathmandu valley.

Best time to visit: During morning prayers or evening

Best months to visit: During Changu Narayan jatra, Mahasnan, Jugadi navami, and Haribodhani Ekadasi

Opening hours: Open 24 hours

Entry cost:

  • Foreign Nationals: Rs. 350
  • SAARC nationals: Rs.250
  • Nepali: Free

5. Kathmandu Durbar Square

Also known as ‘the Museum of Temples” for having more than 50 temples each dedicated to different gods of Hindu religion, Kathmandu Durbar Square is the most popular World Heritage site in Kathmandu valley.

If you want to take a look at Nepal’s royal history there is no better place to visit than Kathmandu Durbar Square. From depicting the history of kings who enthroned the royal throne of the country to the architectural glory of rich arts through different dynasties, you will learn a lot about Nepal here.

This durbar square is actually divided into three regions i.e. Outer Kasthamandap or Basantapur area, the main palace, and Hanuman Dhoka museum. While the Basantapur area and Main Durbar area are free to explore to local nationals, entrance to the museum will be charged.

While you can get a glance of Hindu traditions just by exploring the temples around the outer Kasthamandap area, the real gem is the palace area and museum. You can access the museum only after paying a certain charge even if you are a local resident.

Not all but three floors of the main palace and other buildings around it are converted into museums. You can see a fine display of royal history, intricate art details, and much more information about the country inside the museum.

Many structures in the Kathmandu Durbar Square premises were destroyed by the massive earthquake of 2015. These have been reconstructed retaining the original structure maintaining the essence of these structures.
Many structures in the Kathmandu Durbar Square premises were destroyed by the massive earthquake of 2015. These have been reconstructed retaining the original structure maintaining the essence of these structures. Image Source: Mandalas Life Nepal

Highlights of Kathmandu Durbar Square

  • Hanuman Dhoka Museum and Tribhuvan Museum giving glimpses of the lifestyle of Nepal’s Royal dynasty.
  • Kumari Temple- living goddess of Nepal
  • Taleju Temple also known as “Taleju Bhawani Mandir”.
  • Nasal Chowk was built during the Malla dynasty. This palace was used for coronation of Kings through the Rana regime and persisted till 2001.
  • Stone statue of man-lion avatar of lord Vishnu that was erected in 1673 by Pratap Malla, one of the honorary members of royal dynasties.
  • A massive statue of “Kal Bhairav” in the center of the courtyard, depicting a terrifying avatar of Lord Shiva. This black colored stone statue is considered one of the largest stone statues of the 17th century inside Kathmandu.

Best time to visit: During Afternoons

Best months to visit: Around the year

Opening hours

  • Museum: 10 am to 5 pm (closed on Saturdays)
  • Courtyard: Open 24 hours
  • Kumari Temple: 9 am – 11 am & 4 pm – 6 pm

Entry cost:

  • Foreign Nationals: Rs. 1000
  • SAARC nationals: Rs.200
  • Nepali: Free (Entrance to Museum is charged Rs. 50)

6. Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Often referred to as Newa city i.e. city of Newari community, or Khwopa by the locals, Bhaktapur is another durbar square of Kathmandu. The Bhaktapur Durbar Square is a true reflection of the Malla dynasty, one of the finest royals of Nepal who were renowned for their love and taste for art.

The palace lies 12 km east of Kathmandu leading towards the Chinese border through Araniko Highway. The actual palace area covers a total of 6.65 square kilometers and has buildings that date back from the 13th to 18th century.

Similar to Kathmandu Durbar Square, this palace also tells a lot about the historical events of Nepal and Nepali Kings along with a lavish display of artistic creations well laid out on the temples and monuments throughout the city.

From extraordinary wood and stone monuments with intricate designs to palaces with 55 carved Windows to the five-stories tall Nyatapola temple, this exquisite city of devotees has it all. Apart from the grandeur of the durbar square, this ancient city is also infamous for pottery and woodcarving that you can find in every alley around the palace area.

Make sure to take a time of at least 2 hours to visit the entire durbar square area spread out to 6.64 kms.

Highlights of Bhaktapur Durbar Square

  • A grand entrance with a Golden Gate indicating the splendid grandeur of Durbar square.
  • A lavish palace with 55 carved windows, also referred to as Pachpana Jhyale Durbar.
  • Nyatapola temple, the five storied temple dedicated to the Tantric goddess. It is adorned by stone sculptures of deities and mythical beasts.
  • Ancient Palace and temples dating back to the seventeenth and eighteenth century showcasing architectural treasures such as the giant stone statue pillar of King Bhupatindra Malla, Lion gate, bronze bell on terrace of Batsala Devi temple etc.
  • A three-storied Bhairavnath temple built in pagoda style which showcases the artistic grandeur.
  • Taleju Temple, the oldest of all Taleju temples in Kathmandu valley.
  • A temple called Dattatreya which represents the three main gods of Hinduism; Lord Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
  • A monastery with beautifully carved peacock windows.
  • The National Art Museum, which was previously called the Simhadhwoka Durbar.

Best time to visit: Evenings & during “jatras” i.e. Religious fairs

Best months to visit: March- April, October-November

Opening hours:

  • Courtyard is open 24 hours
  • Palace & Museum: 9 am – 6 pm

Entry cost:

  • Foreign Nationals: Rs. 1500
  • SAARC & Chinese nationals: Rs.500
  • Nepali: Free

7. Patan Durbar Square

Adorned as the Living Museum of Arts and Architecture in Nepal, Patan Durbar Square is one of the most popular and easily accessible UNESCO world heritage sites that no visitor should miss. You will get a view of numerous pagoda style temples, artistic courtyards, architecturally rich palaces and stone spouts made of stone and metals in the premises.

The palace area can be accessed through multiple routes but the right way to do it is through Mangal Bazar road as you will need an entry ticket to access the area. However, if you prefer long walks, you can walk in through the beautiful entrance gate i.e. “Patan Dhoka” and make your way across to the main durbar square and buy your tickets there.

Coming to the specialty of Patan Durbar Square, it is a city of artisans who have gracefully carried on the old charm, traditions, and unwavering craftsmanship throughout the generations.

One interesting fact about this durbar square area is the perfect amalgam of Hinduism and Buddhism in the heritages. You will find an influence of both in the stupas and temples located around the area. Whenever you visit the area, make sure to explore every alley to get the whole feel of this amalgam since the monuments are well spread out.

For locals, the Shikara-styled stone temple of Lord Krishna is the highlight of the Durbar Square. Legends have it, the temple was carved out of a single stone and was built in 1637.

Highlights of Patan Durbar Square

  • The magnificent Shikhara style architecture Krishna temple made up of stone with 21 gilded spires that stands as a center of faith for hindus.
  • Keshav Narayan Chowk and Sudnari Chowk i.e. the courtyards showcasing exceptional sculptures, wood carvings and much more. It is also a hub for many traditional events, gatherings, and Jatras.
  • A huge Buddha statue, Mahaboudha that is engraved with thousands of images of lord Buddha, located on the eastern side of the durbar square. This terracotta art form of Lord Buddha’s monument is an architectural masterpiece of the 14th century.
  • Four Ashoka Stupas located around Patan indicate the four corners of Patan.

Best time to visit: During Evenings

Best months to visit: During Festivals (October/November)and Jatras (July/August)

Opening hours:

  • All area except museum: Open 24 hours
  • Museum: 8 am – 6:30 pm
  • Ticket Counter Timings: 10:30 am – 4:30 pm (closes at 2:30 on Sundays)

Entry cost:

  • Foreign Nationals: Rs. 1000
  • SAARC nationals: Rs.250
  • Nepali: Free(except museum)/ Museum Fee: Rs. 30
  • School Lettered Entry: Rs. 10
  • Student ID Entry: Rs. 20

Everest Base Camp: Trek & Fly Back with Helicopter

Everest Helicopter Tour Nepal Travel Information Tour in Nepal

What better than trekking to the Everest Base Camp Trek, you ask? We say Everest Base Camp With Helicopter return. The trip is about trekking to Base Camp and enjoying scenic views of Lukla, Namche Bazar, and Tengboche. Then, fly above stunning views of the path you walked back to Kathmandu.

The nine-day trek starts with a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. From Lukla, we follow the classic itinerary to Everest Base Camp. On the first day itself, after a 30-minute flight to Lukla, we trekked to Phakding and spent the night there.

The next day, after an early morning breakfast, the trek expands to Namche Bazar. At Namche Bazar, you can explore the buzz of the Tibetan market, which features handmade artifacts. As we have gained quite an altitude by now and will move further up in the following days, the next day is dedicated to acclimatizing at Namche Bazar.

After relaxing on the third day, our bodies will adapt well to the trek to Tengboche on the fourth day. This day is the most challenging part of the Everest Base Camp Trek. Not to mention, it is also one of the most visually rewarding. It flaunts majestic landscapes and the largest gompa/monastery in the Khumbu region, called Tengboche Monastery.

sunrise-of-Everest

On the fifth day, the trek takes you to Dingboche, which lies at an altitude of 4410 m. It will be around a six-hour long walk. Accompanied by sights of Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Nuptse, etc.

It is time for acclimatization again to prevent the possibility of suffering from mountain sickness/ altitude sickness. So, the sixth day will be about exploring Dingboche and preparing for the next day.

The next day, the stunning Louche awaits us. We get to behold the sight of the world’s highest glacier, Khumbu Glacier. Other than the elevation gain, the trek to Lobuche doesn’t have challenging trails. So, we will take it slow and easy.

Finally, on the eighth day, we trek to the lap of Everest. This day comprises the longest walk of the Everest Base Camp trek. First, the trek expands to Gorakshep from Lobuche, which is about 3 hours long. Then, after resting for a bit, we head to the Everest Base Camp. To spend the night we return back to Gorakshep.

On the last day, we first trek to Kala Patthar, AKA the best viewpoint of Everest. After spending some time syncing in the beauty of Kala Patthar, the trek takes you back to Gorakshep. Then, we take the most awaited scenic helicopter ride from Gorakshep to Kathmandu, which is about an hour long.

aerial-view-of-mount-Everest

Day To Day Itinerary We Follow

First Day: Kathmandu To Lukla To Phakding

Second Day: Phakding To Namche Bazar

Third Day: Acclimatization At Namche Bazar

Fourth Day: Namche Bazar To Tengboche

Fifth Day: Tengboche To Dingboche

Sixth Day: Acclimatization At Dingboche

Seventh Day: Dingboche To Lobuche

Eighth Day: Lobuche To Everest Base Camp To Gorakshep

Ninth Day: Gorakshep To Kala Patthar To Gorakshep To Helicopter Flight To Kathmandu

Highlights of the Everest Base Camp Trek With Helicopter Return 

  • Visit the biggest glacier in Nepal, Khumbu Glacier, and the longest glacier in Nepal, Ngozumpa Glacier.
  • The thrill of passing three high-altitude passes, namely Kongma-La Pass, Cho-La Pass, and Renjo-La Pass.
  • Explore Hillary Museum and the Tibetan market on acclimatization day at Namche Bazar.
  • Get a sneak peek into local Sherpa tradition, culture, and lifestyle.
  • Indulge in local cuisines.
  • Trek through Sagarmatha National Park and explore its exotic vegetation and wildlife.
  • Behold the beauty of the oldest and biggest Buddhist Monastery, Tengboche Monastery.
  • Witness the closest view of the tallest mountain in the world, Mt.Everest.
  • Scenic helicopter ride from Gorakshep to Kathmandu.
  • Trekking amidst the beauty of colorful chortens, prayer flags, and monasteries.

How Much Does Everest Base Camp Trek With Helicopter Return Cost?

Different Travel agencies have their policy, offers, and services, which bring a little fluctuation in the total cost of the Everest Base Camp Trek With Helicopter Return. For more detailed information on the prices and discounts, feel free to contact us.

What does the price include?

  1. Airport pickup and drop at the start and end of the trek
  2. Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla
  3. Three meals per day that is breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
  4. Accommodation on the trail
  5. Payment to Guides and Porters (tip not included)
  6. Cost of all the trekking permits required.
  7. Helicopter’s cost from Gorakshep to Kathmandu

What does the price exclude?

  1. Travel insurance for the trek
  2. Any additional foods, drinks, and snacks apart from breakfast, lunch, and dinner
  3. Cost of International flights for foreigners
  4. Hotel and food when you are in Kathmandu
  5. Additional cost due to emergency unforeseen circumstances.
  6. Accommodation due to early arrival or late departure due to issues from trekker’s end
  7. Visa fee
  8. If teahouses charge extra for hot showers
  9. Personal gratuities
  10. Extra activities that are not part of the trek

Note: If you have any queries about the trek package covering the specific charge that is not mentioned above, you can inquire about it whenever. 

Don’t Like Our Itinerary? Customize it!

If you feel our itinerary doesn’t fit your schedule or choices, we would be more than happy to customize it for you. Reach out to us in person or contact us via social media email, or cell phone and make an itinerary of your dream to the Everest Base Camp Heli Trek.

However, there can be slight changes in price when you do so.

Is there any weight limit for the helicopter ride from Gorakshep to Kathmandu?

Yes, there is a weight limit trekkers need to follow. The standard weight limit obliges your luggage to be under 500 kg. To maintain it, make sure to carry only important things. You can also leave some of your luggage in Gorakshep and take it back when you return.

What are the permits needed for the Everest Base Camp With Helicopter Return Trek?

There are two permits needed for the trek, namely:

  1. Sagarmatha National Park Permit
  2. The Pashang Lhamu Sherpa Entrance Permit

Note: When you trek with an authorized travel agency, they handle permits on your behalf.

Things to pack for The Everest Base Camp Heli Trek

  1. First aid kit
  2. Toiletries
  3. Sunscreen
  4. Warm insulated clothes
  5. Reusable water bottle
  6. High energy snacks
  7. Power banks
  8. Photocopies of your visa and passport
  9. Passport size pictures
  10. Nepali currency
  11. Light t-shirt and trekking pants for lower altitude
  12. Water purification tablet
  13. Polarized glasses
  14. Inner thermal set
  15. Hat
  16. Scarf
  17. Trekking socks
  18. Gloves
  19. Waterproof trekking clothes
  20. Mosquito repellent cream or spray
  21. Headlamp
  22. Navigating tools or physical map
  23. Down jacket
  24. Fleece Jacket

Note: The clothes you need to pack for the Everest Base Camp trek with helicopter return depend on the season you pick. However, at higher altitudes, the weather is always very cold, so always carry a couple of warm trekking sets. The rest can change with time.

 

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    7 Days Family Tour in Nepal

    Tour in Nepal

    7 Days Family Tour in Nepal is a cultural and lifestyle exploration of different places in Nepal. You will explore the ancient art, architecture, history, and culture of Kathmandu valley. Jungle safari activities in Chitwan give wonderful wildlife exploring experience. Apart from the excellent rural cultural experience of Nepal, you can also enjoy the amazing Himalayan panoramic view.

    Touring around Pokhara is an indulgence in the early morning sunrise tour. It also takes you for a breathtaking mountain view and peaceful exploration of the lake and caves in the city.

    If you love going on a holiday trip that brings you all different types of experiences, Nepal certainly offers you such trips. Of many, the 7 Days Family Tour in Nepal is one such amazing trip. This trip gives you the experience of the vibrant cultural wonders of Kathmandu, beautiful nature, and views from Pokhara. It also offers you an incredible jungle safari in Chitwan.

    This trip has the most diverse yet all wonderful experiences that no other trips offer you in such a short period of time. You will simply be stunned to find such a diverse experience at a go and surely fall in love with it for your life.

     

    Highlights of the 7 Days Family Tour in Nepal

    • Cultural heritage tour in Kathmandu
    • View of the Himalayan range from Pokhara
    • Beautiful sunrise over the mountains
    • Jungle safari activities in Chitwan
    • A beautiful experience of exploring Nepal

    You can also explore our Nepal Heritage Tour.

    7 Days Family Tour in Nepal

    Tour Itinerary

    Day 01: Kathmandu

    You will land in Kathmandu today as the first day of the trip. We will send a pickup vehicle to the airport to take you to the hotel where we come to meet you and talk about the trip. The details briefing will help keep you in the loop on what is going on during the trip. Your time today is free time to just relax and adjust to the new environment of the country. You may like to go around for a wander, wear off the jet lag and be ready for a wonderful day tomorrow.

    Day 02: Explore Kathmandu 

    You will be up for a wonderful day of exploring the cultural heritage sites in Kathmandu valley. The places you explore today are Patan Durbar Square, Pashupatinath, and Boudhanath. These three places will certainly give you a good experience of Nepali culture, history, and spirituality.  Exploring the medieval wonders in Patan Durbar Square; watching the Hindu cremation ritual in Pashupatinath and indulging in the peaceful vicinity of Boudhanath make your day wonderful.

    Day 03: Fly to Pokhara 

    You will take a morning flight to go to Pokhara today. It is just 25 minutes of flight with a beautiful view of the Himalayan range along the route. Once you reach Pokhara and check into the hotel, you will set out on a sightseeing tour of the beautiful lake city. Visit the International Mountain Museum to learn about the mountains, people, and lifestyles there. Later, after lunch, you will also go for a boat trip on the Lake. After the boat trip finishes, drive to Davis falls and World Peace Stupa for the sunset.

    Time to explore the Jungle and Wildlife

    Day 04: Drive to Chitwan 

    Although it is the day to drive to Chitwan, you will have a wonderful sunrise tour in Pokhara early this morning. Wake up early in the morning and drive for about half an hour up the mountain to Sarangkot. Sarangkot takes you face-to-face with the Annapurna range of the Himalayas. You can also enjoy the sunrise over the mountains. After the sun rises, drive back to the hotel in Pokhara; take your breakfast, and get ready to leave Pokhara for Chitwan.

    The drive to Chitwan will be of about 4.5 hours. Upon reaching the hotel in Chitwan, you will be briefed about the schedule of jungle safari activities for today and tomorrow.  Follow the schedule and get an awesome experience of the jungle. You will also go to an interesting Tharu cultural show in the evening.

    Day 05: Explore the Jungle 

    It is a full day of exploring the wildlife in the jungle of Chitwan. You will go for an exciting elephant ride, canoe ride, and jungle walk. You will also visit the elephant breeding center. All the activities are scheduled for you to see the wild animals. You may come across a one-horned rhino, deer, bears, crocodiles, and possibly the Bengal tiger. You will enjoy watching several species of birds during the activity. The day will keep you busy with exciting jungle safari activities.

    Day 06: Drive to Kathmandu 

    After breakfast, you will check out of the hotel to drive back to Kathmandu. About six hours of drive will take you to Kathmandu. Once you reach the hotel and check in, you will certainly have time to relax or wander around.

    Day 07: Departure 

    Get ready to say goodbye to beautiful Nepal this time. With the hope to see you soon for another trip to Nepal, we will come to drop you off at the airport for your departure flight.

     

    Let us know if you want to know more about the trip.

     

     

    Day Tours in Kathmandu Valley

    Tour in Nepal

    If you have a spare day when you visit a place, a day tour is a great option to consider. It will get you the chance to explore something that your main trip has not included. When you are in Kathmandu and you have an extra day, you can take an amazing day tour. Day tours in Kathmandu give you a wonderful experience of the culture and nature of the valley. With a rich historical legacy, Kathmandu offers an incredible experience of exploring its cultural riches.

    Day Tours in Kathmandu Valley

    Your spare day in Kathmandu becomes a day full of beautiful experiences when you go on a day tour of Kathmandu. If you love walking, there are also some amazing day hiking adventures in the surrounding hills of the valley. This article will give you some insight into these amazing day tours in Kathmandu

    Cultural Heritage Tour

    Most of the people who visit Kathmandu go for this beautiful tour of the cultural heritage sites in Kathmandu. The Cultural Heritage Tour combines ancient and medieval sites of spiritual, cultural, and historical importance. You will get a beautiful understanding of the spiritual faith, cultural lifestyle, and history of Kathmandu valley.

    This tour gives you an experience of ancient to modern Kathmandu valley civilization and traditions.

    Newari Village Tour

    This tour takes you to two beautiful Newari villages of Khokana and Bungmati. The Newari Village Tour is a beautiful cultural tour to those traditional Newari settlements. You will get to learn about the lifestyle and cultural wonders of the Newar community which is an amazing experience.

    This day tour is a beautiful cultural immersion that you will otherwise miss the opportunity to experience.

     

    Some Hiking Tours around Kathmandu

    Apart from cultural day tours, there are incredible day hiking adventures in the surrounding mountains of Kathmandu. These hiking trips give a beautiful and peaceful day experience.

    Nagarkot Dhulikhel Hiking Tour

    Hiking through the beautiful mountain ridge from Nagarkot to Dhulikhel is a wonderful trip to spend a day in nature. The hiking tour takes you on a walking adventure of about five hours where you explore beautiful nature, local villages, and wonderful views. It is one of the most popular hiking tours around Kathmandu valley.

    When you are on this tour, you will experience some amazing experiences to cherish.

    Nagarjun Hiking Tour

    Nagarjun Hiking Tour offers a beautiful nature walking experience in Nagarjun Shivapuri National Park. The adventure goes deep into the jungle and reaches the top of the mountain. Jamacho, the top of the mountain, has a small and beautiful monastery on the top.

    The walk through the jungle up the hill is a peaceful adventure while the top provides a fascinating view of Kathmandu valley. It is certainly a wonderful day experience to go for.

    Shivapuri Hiking Tour

    There is another great hiking tour in Shivapuri National Park. Shivapuri Hiking Tour is also a wonderful time away from the city into nature. The tour is also an opportunity to witness some wild animals. You will also enjoy visiting a monastery in the middle of the jungle.

    It is simply one of the best walking tours in peaceful and beautiful nature.

     

    What we can guarantee you is that you can make your day full of beautiful experiences with these day tours in Kathmandu. Let us know if you want more information about the tours.

    Hiking and Sightseeing Activities around Kathmandu

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    Hiking and Sightseeing Activities around Kathmandu can be as fascinating as an exploration of culture and nature as anything can be.

    Kathmandu is not only the capital of Nepal but also a small valley that holds a cultural history of more than 2000 years old. As a valley surrounded by beautiful green hills, Kathmandu has beautiful hill stations and viewpoints to watch the wonderful Himalayan range. There are various hiking and sightseeing activities around Kathmandu that lure travelers to explore and enjoy more of the Kathmandu valley.

    Of the various different activities to do in Kathmandu, sightseeing activities are certainly the most sought-after ones. Another must-do activity that Kathmandu valley offers is a hiking trip. It can surely be a difficult task to choose the right hiking tour and sightseeing activities in Kathmandu because of the presence of several attractions to explore.

    This post will enlighten you on how it feels to go on a hiking tour or a sightseeing tour in and around Kathmandu valley. We also talk here about how to make the right choice of the places to explore in Kathmandu while you are here. We are hopeful that this article will certainly be of some help in enlightening you on the topic.

    Hiking around Kathmandu

    The Kathmandu valley ridge provides an excellent opportunity to be in pristine nature. Walking in nature, even for a single day, fills us with unimaginable energy that brings only joy in our life. As the valley has surrounding hills, hiking to those hills brings marvelous views of the mountains and the valley. A day hiking tour in the surrounding hills of Kathmandu is a nice escape into nature. Some day-hiking trips bring a chance to explore local culture and lifestyle as well.

    Day hiking trips around Kathmandu vary not only in the walking distance and the time but also in the charm that they cast upon the hikers. Some of them are the pure exploration of nature in national parks while some are a combination of nature and culture. The hikers will have the chance to enjoy the wild, culture, nature and of course, the view of white snow-capped mountains from a distance.

    We have listed some hiking trips around Kathmandu for you to choose the trip that suits you.

    1.  Nagarjun Hiking – 4 hours
    2.  Nagarkot Dhulikhel Hiking – 6 hours
    3.  Nagarkot Nala Hiking – 3.5 hours
    4.  Champadevi Hiking – 5 hours
    5.  Shivapuri Hiking – 6 hours
    6.  Nagarkot Changu Narayan Hiking – 3.5 hours

     

    Sightseeing Tour in Kathmandu

    Actually the rich cultural, spiritual, and historical attractions of the valley make sightseeing in Kathmandu a must activity to do. As a matter of fact, this bustling capital city of Nepal is home to seven wonderful UNESCO cultural heritage monuments.

    In fact, exploring these cultural heritage monuments gives you a cultural insight into Kathmandu valley. Heritage exploration does not only bring cultural insights but also a spiritual awakening. Visiting Buddhist stupas and Hindu temples is simply much more than a spiritual awakening. Of the seven cultural heritage monuments, two are Buddhist stupas – Swoyambhunath and Boudhanath. Three of them are medieval royal palace squares – Kathmandu Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. The rest of the two is Hindu temple – Pashupatinath and Changu Narayan.

    Next to the cultural heritage sites, there are also fascinating ethnic Newari settlements.  These settlements are true places to explore and immerse in the local cultural lifestyle. In addition to the cultural sites, walking around the local streets of will be an authentic experience. Exploring these areas will give you an idea of the shopping habit of Nepalese people and the way they do it.

    There is no doubt that the Kathmandu Valley Tour will take you on an exploration of the cultural heritage monuments. You will certainly have a wonderful time exploring these sites. Although exploring these sites may take longer, you will need at least two days to visit all the cultural heritage monuments. But, to explore other local areas too, you will need at least three days to go around the valley.

    Finally, we believe that you must have got some essential ideas on hiking and sightseeing activities around Kathmandu after reading this post. If you have more questions on the topic, please do let us know. We will try our best to provide the authentic and best information possible.

    5 Incredible Places to visit in Kathmandu other than the Heritage Sites

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    Kathmandu valley in Nepal hosts several incredible places to visit that bear age hold history and timeless cultures. While you are in Nepal, Kathmandu will welcome you first if you come in via air. You surely cannot miss these wonderful places to visit in Kathmandu. The places that we are talking about here are other than the famous heritage sites.
    As a traveler, you will find an abundance of cultural and spiritual stuff to immerse in while going around the valley. These places portray a real image of Kathmandu and the lifestyle and culture here. With fewer tourists visiting these places, you will find the authentic taste of local culture and lifestyle still intact.

    Here are 5 incredible places to visit in Kathmandu other than the heritage sites.

    Alleys of Ason and Indra Chowk

    The area of Ason and Indra Chowk offers an authentic local Kathmandu experience. As you wander around the alleys and streets of this old Kathmandu part, you will come across overwhelming activities that local people indulge in every day. From the spice market to the colorful beads market, you will find a fascinating flow of locals. Although the heritage sites in Kathmandu valley offer a great sightseeing experience, places like Ason and Indra Chowk offer more authentic experiences.

    This place is near Thamel, the tourist hub in Kathmandu, and is also within walking distance. Mere 10 minutes of walk from Thamel will take you to this amazing part of Kathmandu. This tour is a different experience than a heritage tour.

    Bungmati and Khokana

    Two incredible places to visit in Kathmandu, these two age-old Newari settlements give you a wonderful experience of cultural exploration. If you look for a peaceful cultural indulgence, these two adjoining Newari towns are the ideal ones. While visiting these towns, you will also learn about their traditional occupation – wood carving and oil extracting. These two traditional skills of people come in addition to their farming occupation. Although youngsters have been involved in many other professions, you will still find these places carrying the traditional jobs with pride. You will also explore the uniquely amazing lifestyle of the locals.

    Pharping

    Pharping lies in the south of Kathmandu which takes about an hour of drive to reach. A beautiful village with several spiritual sites, Pharping casts a peaceful ambiance of nature and spirituality. Although only a fewer tourists visit the place, they enjoy and love their time there. In addition to the peaceful nature, you will find many Hindu temples and Buddhist monasteries here.

    You will also find an ancient cave that Guru Padmasambhava had used as his meditation cave. A beautiful story goes about him and Tibetan Buddhism. This is a perfect place to spend peaceful time in nature and spiritual vibrations.

    Jamacho Hill

    Don’t mind hiking to spend a wonderful day? Then, Jamacho hill is your ideal destination where you can spend time in lush nature with a view. This is another of the beautiful places to visit in Kathmandu. Although this place requires you to walk, we can assure you that you will have an awesome time. It is a proper hiking trip for the day and is also the nearest hiking destination from Kathmandu.

    The walk will take you inside Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park and will require you to walk about 5 hours round trip. A lush forest walks all the way through, the top brings a spectacular view of Kathmandu valley and mountains. This is a trip that you can take to enjoy the luxury of nature while you sweat a bit.

    Kopan Monastery

    You probably have heard about this place. Of all the places we have listed here, Kopan Monastery is surely the most talked-about place. This wonderful Buddhist monastery is famous for its serene atmosphere for meditation. The hill, where the monastery stands atop, brings a beautiful view of Kathmandu valley and the mountains. The surroundings of the monastery offer a peaceful ambiance to boost your meditative mood. Although many people go to the monastery for residential mediation courses, a day tour of this place is also worth taking.

    The places on the list are surely for you to explore the authentic cultural, spiritual, and lifestyle experience in Kathmandu valley. The listing doesn’t indicate any popularity ranking. Each place listed here has its uniqueness and gives you an authentic experience.

    Is our listing of places to visit in Kathmandu other than heritage sites helpful to you? Please do give us your feedback in the comment.

    Traveling in Nepal during the Monsoon Season

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    Monsoon season in Nepal is a low time for tourist movement. But there are a lot of activities and tours that you can still do during the rainy season and enjoy it. The greatest advantage of traveling in Nepal during the monsoon season is having fewer tourists. Fewer tourists mean you can explore and enjoy your time in a peaceful atmosphere.

    The months of June, July, and August get heavy rainfall causing the days to be wet. But if you enjoy the rain, there are lots of activities you can do during the monsoon in Nepal. Short sightseeing tours like Kathmandu Valley Tour offer a wonderful experience of touring around in monsoon.

    Not only short tours but also longer ones like Nepal Heritage Tour give you a pleasant experience of traveling in Nepal.

    Does it rain every day?

    As this is the heavy raining season in Nepal, you can expect rainfall every day. But the good news is it doesn’t rain all day long most of the days. You will feel fine with an umbrella or rain poncho/jacket. Even though it rains, you will be able to enjoy the tour activities you sign up for.

    You can enjoy from cultural sightseeing tours to jungle safari activities.

    Is trekking a doable activity during monsoon?

    You can certainly go on a trekking adventure during the monsoon in Nepal. Although the trail gets slippery and the view may be foggy, you can still enjoy a lot of things during the trek.

    You can do short hiking tours to enjoy nature, greenery, and fresh air during the monsoon. Not only shorter hikes but also longer trekking adventures are doable. It is absolutely possible to go for Everest Base Camp Trek and the likes. Traveling in Nepal during the monsoon season brings a joyful adventure experience in the mountains.

    Challenges during the monsoon

    The biggest challenge of tours in Nepal during the monsoon season is certainly the rain itself. As it rains almost every day during the season, it may make you feel the challenge. If you are in Nepal during the monsoon for a few days, you can certainly feel the rain challenging your activities. But the good thing is that it doesn’t challenge you all day long most of the time.

    When the monsoon in Nepal starts, one of the main traveling seasons (The spring) just comes to the end. Thus, the movement of tourists in the country declines. But there are still some travelers enjoying the wonders that Nepal has to offer in Monsoon.

    Advantages of traveling in Nepal during the monsoon

    There are also a lot of benefits of traveling in Nepal during the rainy season. The most important of all is the peaceful atmosphere because of the less movement of tourists around. As one of the main seasons is just over, there are only a few tourists in the country.

    You can also see beautiful greenery everywhere you travel during the monsoon in Nepal. The rain-enhanced greenery and nature look so fascinating that send you overwhelming vibes.

    You will also get to travel around at a more reasonable cost during the time compared to the main seasons.

    It is only a low season for tourist movements but certainly not for the attractions. You will enjoy an even better and different experience on the tours in Nepal during the monsoon season.

    Let us know if you want to learn more about traveling in Nepal during the Monsoon.

    Lumbini Helicopter Tour: A Day Tour from Kathmandu

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    Lumbini is a Buddhist spiritual center that spiritual pilgrims visit every year. It is a famous Buddhist site for it is the birthplace of Buddha. Although we call it a Buddhist pilgrimage site, it is not only for Buddhists but also for everyone who loves to enjoy spiritual indulgence. Here, we are offering you a day tour of Lumbini from Kathmandu. Lumbini Helicopter Tour makes it possible for you to go on a day tour of the birthplace of Buddha and return back to Kathmandu in a day.

    Hundreds of thousands of people from Nepal and other countries visit Lumbini to explore and enjoy the historical and spiritual vibes of the place. Situated in the southern part of the Lumbini province of Nepal, Lumbini lies close to the Indian border. It is 250 kilometers southwest of Kathmandu and is accessible by road and air.

    The attractions in Lumbini are mainly the monasteries in addition to Maya Devi Temple. You can also explore Pushkarini, the spiritual pond, Sacred Garden, Ashoka Pillar, World Peace Flame, World Peace Stupa, etc. You will also have a chance to visit and explore monasteries from different countries that represent two different sects of Buddhism – Theravada and Mahayana.

    Lumbini Helicopter Tour as a Day Tour from Kathmandu

    Are you already in Nepal or planning to come to Nepal but do not have enough time to include Lumbini as part of the tour? But you have a day to spare in Kathmandu and do not know what to do. Why not go for the Lumbini Helicopter Tour for a day tour?

    Yes, it is possible to fly to Lumbini on a helicopter; explore the place, and return back to Kathmandu just in a day. If you are thinking of a great option to use your spare day, this day tour to Lumbini can be a perfect idea.

    It is just about 40 minutes flight to Lumbini from Kathmandu and you will have a whole day to explore the place. Later, you can return back to Kathmandu in the afternoon.

    Day Tour Itinerary

    Since it is a day tour to Lumbini, the itinerary is simple. You start in Kathmandu after having breakfast at your hotel. You will need to drive to the airport to take the helicopter flight to Lumbini. After forty minutes of flight, you will land at Bhairahawa airport and then drive to Lumbini for 25 minutes.

    The tour will have enough time to go around beautiful attractions in Lumbini. You will explore the huge Lumbini complex; visit different sites and plan the return trip to Kathmandu after lunch.

    • Drive to the airport in Kathmandu
    • Fly to Bhairahawa by Helicopter
    • Drive to Lumbini
    • Explore Lumbini
    • Take Breakfast
    • Drive to Bhairahawa
    • Fly back to Kathmandu

    Cost of the Tour

    The cost of the Lumbini helicopter tour is USD 1200 per person and USD 4500 for chartered service. It is the cost that gets you a flight on a chartered helicopter to Lumbini, the tour, and the flight back to Kathmandu.

    What the cost includes

    Lumbini Helicopter Tour may sound a little expensive for a day tour. But the value it brings is certainly worth the cost. Since it is a tour on a chartered helicopter flight from Kathmandu, it makes the tour cost go high. But it brings you a quality experience of cultural and spiritual exploration of the birthplace of Buddha.

    The cost of the tour included the following services:

    • Airport pick up and drop-off in Kathmandu and Bhairahawa
    • Helicopter flight to Lumbini and back to Kathmandu
    • A detailed tour of Lumbini
    • Breakfast in Lumbini

    Highlights of the Lumbini Helicopter Tour

    Since Lumbini is a cultural and spiritual center, you will have a great experience exploring the temples and monasteries. Here are some highlights that make the tour special.

    • A day tour from Kathmandu
    • Chartered helicopter flight
    • Explore:
      • Maya Devi Temple
      • Sacred Garden
      • Pushkarini
      • Ashoka Pillar
      • Monasteries
      • World Peace Flame
      • World Peace Stupa
      • Lumbini Museum

    If this tour sounds good to you and you want to know more about it, let us know. We can assure you of a lifetime experience on the day tour to Lumbini.

    Upper Mustang Tour Packages

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    Upper Mustang is a wonderful Himalayan region in Nepal where you will find unique cultures to incredible mountainous landscapes. There are various ways to explore the region and we are going to write about those ways here in this article. This blog about Upper Mustang Tour Packages will bring all those different ways of exploring Mustang together.

    After reading this blog, you will come to know about the ways that you can explore Upper Mustang. From trekking to motorbiking, you can choose the option that suits your interest the best to explore the wonderful Himalayan region.

    Here are some wonderful Upper Mustang Tour Packages.

    Learn about these ways to explore the Upper Mustang region and choose the way that suits you.

    Upper Mustang Trek

    You will go to explore the ancient kingdom of Lo in Upper Mustang Trek and immerse yourself in the cultural and natural wonders of the region. This adventure takes you deeper into the restricted region of Mustang in the Himalayas. You can explore the vast stretches of rugged mountains and jagged cliffs along with the timeless villages that come along the trail.

    The trek finally takes you to Lo Manthang – the ancient kingdom of Lo – where you will find yourself being surrounded by the civilization that is still untouched by modernity. Trekking in the region goes through several mountain passes and villages with views of incredible Himalayan peaks. You will also explore the ancient monasteries and caves. Mustang is listed as a restricted region by Nepal Government so a special permit has to be obtained to go trekking in the region.

    Upper Mustang Jeep Tour

    Upper Mustang Jeep Tour is another popular way to explore the region. Although the region is famous as a restricted trekking destination, you can also explore the place by Jeep. It is shorter than the trekking adventure which takes 17 days to complete while the jeep tour is only 12 days.

    You will drive through the Kali Gandaki river gorge, the deepest in the world, towards the beautiful Lo Manthang. The tour will have several stops along the way to explore beautiful villages and surroundings. The villages at higher altitudes will have a different lifestyle and cultural practices than in the lower regions.

    Upper Mustang Motorbike Tour

    Riding a thundering motorbike through the mountains of Mustang is another of the Upper Mustang Tour Packages to explore the region. This adventure tour brings you an experience of a lifetime. It is a special way of exploring the wonders of the Upper Mustang that many people can only dream of. But when you are on a motorcycle tour, you can explore the region at your pace and in style.

    The tour is not only about riding a motorbike but it is also about visiting the wonderful land of Mustang. Exploring its rugged landscapes with jagged cliffs and magnificent mountains, Mustang is a spectacular place to be in. And Upper Mustang Motorbike Tour brings that chance to you and you will love the experience.

    As a beautiful and unique mountain region, Mustang certainly attracts many visitors – domestic and international. And you have options to choose from to visit and enjoy the magnificence of Mustang.

    Let us know how you want to go on the adventure.

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      Top Jeep Tours in Nepal

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      The mountains in Nepal have an enigmatic charm that attracts people to enjoy. As these beautiful mountains have road access now, it has been possible for everyone to explore the beauty. If you find trekking difficult, you can take a four-wheel drive to the mountains and enjoy the beauty. This blog talks about top jeep tours in Nepal that you can go to enjoy the mountains.

      Amongst many different mountain regions in Nepal, the Annapurna region has more access to four-wheel drive to the higher altitudes of mountains. So, we talk about the jeep tour in the Annapurna region.

      Upper Mustang Jeep Tour

      Upper Mustang is a famous trekking destination and a restricted region in Nepal. But because of the road access, we can also take a four-wheel drive there. Upper Mustang Jeep Tour is one of the top jeep tours in Nepal.

      The jeep drive to Mustang has so much to see and so many advantages to trekking there. While Upper Mustang Trek takes you 17 days to complete, this jeep tour will shorten the trip to 12 days.

      This is also a convenient way of exploring the magical Mustang. It makes your adventure easier as you do not need to trek through the windy and sandy landscape of the mountain. The adventure allows you enough acclimating time as you reach the higher altitude of the mountains.

      It takes you through the Kali Gandaki river gorge, the deepest in the world, towards the beautiful Lo Manthang in Upper Mustang. The experience you get during the tour is an experience that you will cherish in your life. You will spend time exploring beautiful villages and surroundings that come along the route. As you approach the villages at higher altitudes, you will see a different lifestyle and cultural practices prevalent there.

      The tour stops at several places as overnight stops with enough time to explore the beauty of the area. This Upper Mustang Jeep Tour offers you a mixed experience of adventure, culture, and mountain lifestyle.

      Jomsom Muktinath Jeep Tour

      Jomsom Muktinath Jeep Tour is another of the top jeep tours in Nepal. Muktinath is a sacred place for Hindu faith followers and also a beautiful place to explore the Himalayan surroundings. Although many people make a pilgrimage tour to Muktinath, it is not necessary that the trip always has to be a pilgrimage. You can simply take the trip as a normal trip that has a sacred spiritual blend on it.

      This four-wheel jeep drive is a fun-filled adventure trip to the beautiful land of Lower Mustang. Driving through the Kali Gandaki River gorge up towards the higher altitudes of the mountains is a thrilling experience. The route to Muktinath follows the same road as the jeep tour to Upper Mustang up to Kagbeni.

      Driving to Muktinath by a four-wheel jeep brings you the chance to explore the mountains of Nepal by road. While you can also fly to Jomsom from Pokhara and trek or drive to Muktinath from Jomsom, making it a jeep tour adds much more to the experience.

      Top Jeep Tours in Nepal: Awesome Experiences mixed together

      These jeep tours offer incredible experiences of exploring the mountains in Nepal. You will have a chance to enjoy the magnificence of the mountains in less time. The trip also takes you to local villages where you can explore and enjoy the beautiful mountain lifestyle and culture.

      This option of exploring Nepal can be a perfect suit for you. Let us know if you want to know more about these trips.

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