The Kathmandu Valley is the entry point and the focus point of the visit
for most visitors to Nepal. The valley is the actual focal point of Nepal,
royal residences and temples were constructed and modified and Nepali
artistry and culture was created and refined. Rivers and streams join the
presentation, with block red towns hugging to banks to protect precious
land. Really, even from the busy places of the city, it is conceivable to
get a concise look at the snow-covered peaks of the magnificent Himalayas
against the exceptional blue skies.
Kathmandu offers exercises, for example, visiting various
Stupas, temples,
National Parks,
wilderness boating
and mountain flights,bungee-jumping. Inside the motel, visitors are offered numerous activities including a
pool, tennis courts,
a spa –
Club Oasis, and a fitness center.
Best 10 places to visit in Kathmandu
- Pashupatinath Temple
- Kathmandu Durbar Square
- Langtang National Park
- Bhaktapur
- Thamel
- Swayambhunath Temple
- Boudhanath Stupa
- Narayanhiti Palace
- Garden of Dreams
- National Museum of Nepal
1) Pashupatinath Temple
Nepal's oldest and most loved Hindu temple.
One of the main journeys for Shiva worshipers, Pashupatinath temple
is situated in the Kathmandu valley and city by the river Bagmati. Hidden
away from all sides by different constructions, with its peak pretty much
remarkable, this temple is open just to Hindus. Obviously, there is no ID
check. As you approach the temple through the restricted paths fixed with
little shops selling Pooja things, the spirituality in you wakes up. This
temple is one of the seven
UNESCO heritage sites
of the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal.
The Pashupatinath temple has the Pagoda style design. Like all Hindu
temple, Pashupatinath Nepal also has a lot of its history and legends.
Written history says that the temple as it stands today was developed by
Lichhavi King Shupushpa in the fifth century after the old temple was
destroyed by termites.
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2) Kathmandu Durbar Square
Kathmandu Durbar Square ( "UNESCO World Heritage Site") otherwise
called Hanuman Dhoka square is one of the real attractions in Kathmandu
Valley. A large portion of the social focuses of Nepal is thought around the
Kathmandu valley; among those social locales, the critical one is the
Hanuman-dhoka Durbar Square. The name Hanuman-dhoka Durbar originated from
the statue of Hanuman built up by King Pratap Malla at the passageway of the
illustrious castle in 1672 A.D. storeyed living arrangement worked by King
Prithvi Narayan shah in 1770, is called Basantapur Durbar(palace). The
entire complex is otherwise called Kathmandu Durbar Square.
The admission Fee of Kathmandu Durbar Square for foreign visitors is
1,000 Nepalese Rupees (about 10 USD). According to the Kathmandu local custom, make sure you can get into the
temples and palaces, after entering intake off your shoes, and don’t bring
anything with furs, such as a portfolio, straps.
And tour the palace in a clockwise direction. Also, do NOT step on the
doorsill and do NOT smoke in the halls.
3) Langtang National Park
Langtang is located north of Kathmandu and borders Tibet. The territory is
hilly however not sharp with forests, terraced hills slopes, and valley ways
indicating high fields and in the end the moraine of the ice layers and
peaks. It doesn't appear at similar heights as the trips in the
Khumbu valleys
and in this way has far less of the height related issues, in addition to
there are fewer individuals.
This is a more peaceful trip, less seeking yet at the same time with the set
of experiences, culture, and beautiful magnificence that Nepal is celebrated
for. It has a demeanor of sky and guests often notice this mixture of
adventure and mystery, culture and there's lots of natural life to see.
You do not need to be super-fit for the Langtang trek section however the
Tamang Heritage Trail section does have some moderately challenging ascent
sections, though short-lived.
The entire trek has mostly 6 hours of days of sustained walking with a light
backpack - your main pack goes by the porter.
4) Bhaktapur
Listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Bhaktapur, to this date, still
houses a number of noteworthy landmarks and is the living representation of
how the entire Kathmandu Valley would have looked like during the medieval
periods. Walking the narrow, cobbled streets of the old town center in this
“City of Culture” you will find elaborate Buddhist and Hindu symbols
and monuments with sophisticated carvings alongside dashes of
traditional pottery, wood carving, weaving, and traditional wooden
houses.
Bhaktapur has the best-preserved palace courtyards and old city center in
Nepal and is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO for its rich culture,
temples, and wood, metal, and stone artworks. This is supported by the
restoration and preservation efforts of the German-funded
Bhaktapur Development Project (BDP).
5) Thamel
Thamel is a famous vacationer center inside the capital city of Kathmandu.
The more famous part of the leading way for guests reaching Nepal ordinarily
end up in Thamel following to leaving the airport by taxi. From adventure
sports to going shopping, Thamel is the ideal spot to begin and end your
trip. As of late, the choice from the Government of Nepal has restricted
vehicle entrance inside Thamel which has permitted sightseers to walk openly
in the roads of Thamel with less traffic and noise.
6) Swayambhunath Temple
This holy pilgrimage site is additionally
home to several monkeys believed about heavenly to Tibetan Buddhists
and Hindus. As indicated by legend, Manjushree, the bodhisattva of insight,
was currently constructing the temple hill when the lice in his hair changed
into these monkeys. Swayambhunath implies self-emerged and is gotten from
that legend.
To take the pilgrimage, climb the 365 stairs to the summit. Along the
climb, you'll find Buddha statues, prayer wheels and flags, and many vendors
selling religious artwork and jewelry. Alternatively for the lazy, you can
take a taxi to the top backside of the stupa.
7) Boudhanath Stupa
The Boudhanath stupa is a well-known heritage site, popular among the two
Hindus and Buddhists. Many Buddhists from throughout the world visit this
place and get astonished by the extraordinary view it demands to give. This
stupa is open from 12 AM TO 11:59 PM.
The foreign public is assumed to pay 250 rupees to get into the stupa
area, 50 rupees to SAARC nationals, and 250 rupees for Chinese
nationals.
Boudhanath stupa is semicircle shaped and contains the evidence and remaining
of Buddha. The stupa is a historical pilgrimage site for all the Buddhists
around the world. It was
built right after the demise of Lord Buddha during the 5th century AD
in the reign of King Manadev (464-505)AD and is the world's largest Chhyorten.
8)Narayanhiti Palace
The Narayanhiti Palace Museum is something that in a split second comes into
mind. This imperial royal residence sculptured in 1963 isn't just a
time machine back to the '60s, it is additionally the location of a moderately
shocking yet significant page of continuing Nepali history.
The royal palace is known to have been the
home to several former kings and queens. Ownership of the location of
the palace changed many times before royalty inhabited it.
During the early Shah era, the Shreepali Basnet family occupied the
site.
9) Garden Of Dreams
The Garden of dreams is truly a divine garden that has
mind-blowing beauty. Shaped by the beautiful surrounding and the
popular tourist hub, it is a
prominent location for some leisure time and recreational activities.
This garden, to some extent, is common to the formal European Gardens and
the beautiful architecture lures a lot of people with the beauty it depicts.
Strolling around the pavements or bestowing the companion a quality perch in
the sitting arrangements, the experience is very wonderful.
The Garden of Dreams is
located in between Thamel Marg, and Kantipath on Tridevi Sadak. It’s
located practically opposite the ever-popular Fire and Ice Restaurant, and
next door to Himalayan Java cafe.
It’s a seriously easy 2-minute walk from Thamel, but if you get lost,
ask for directions.
10) National Museum of Nepal
The National Museum of Nepal is a famous charm of the capital city of
Kathmandu. Being exceptionally old, the gallery stands both as a vacationer
location and preserved vision for Nepal.
The main attractions are a collection of recorded craftsmanships
(figures and artworks) and a chronicled show of weapons utilized in the
battles in the 18-nineteenth century.
The exhibition hall has separate displays dedicated to
sculptures, stories, wall paintings, coins, and weapons. It has
three structures - Juddha Jayatia Kala Shala, Buddha Art Gallery, and
the origin chronicled assembling which comprises of common true area
(assortment of various types of creatures, butterflies and plants), cultural
portion, and philatelic division.
Operation hours: Monday: 10:30 am - 2:30 pm; (Summer)
Wednesday - Sunday: 10:30 am - 4:30 pm; (Winter)
Wednesday - Sunday: 10:30 am - 3:30 pm.
Frequently asked questions :
Q.1) What is famous in Kathmandu?
Kathmandu is particularly famous for its religious monuments. Various
temples, monasteries, and stupas adorn the city's landscape, particularly
the Pashupatinath Temple and the Changu Narayan which is famous for their
stunning, intricate religious artworks.
- Royal Botanical Garden
- The Garden of Dreams
- Langtang National Park
- Nagarkot
The top activities in Kathmandu are Private Tribhuvan International Airport
Transfers (KTM) for Kathmandu, Nagarkot Day Hike, Kathmandu Full Day
Exploration, Shared Tourist Bus Transfers from Kathmandu to Pokhara, Namo
Buddha Half-Day Tour, Nagarkot Sunrise Tour.
- Darjeeling
- Gangtok
- Pokhara
- Varanasi
- Siliguri
- Lukla
- Zuluk
Q.5) Is Kathmandu beautiful?
Colorful Kathmandu is a must-see on any trip to Nepal. The capital city is a
hugely popular tourist destination, despite huge amounts of damage from the
2015 earthquake, and for good reason. Kathmandu is a fun place to spend a
few dizzyingly wonderful days.
Q.6) What is the best time to visit Nepal?
Between October and December is the best time to visit Nepal as the skies
are generally clear and the views spectacular. The weather remains dry until
about April.
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