Dhulikhel Night Out: Bhaktapur, Namobuddha & Panauti
Duration
2 day(s)
Languages
English
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Enjoy panoramic views of the high Himalaya from Dulikhel hill station
Discover Namobuddha stupa through a scenic drive or peaceful walk
Learn about the Buddhist legend of Buddha’s selfless act at Namobuddha
Explore Panauti, one of the oldest towns with ancient temples and stupas
€ 489.2
€ 450.06
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Experience the serene beauty of Dulikhel, a charming hill station perfect for a relaxing night away from the city. From the edge of its ridges, visitors can enjoy stunning panoramas of the high Himalaya, making it a popular spot for nature lovers and photographers. A short side trip to Namobuddha offers the chance to visit a sacred stupa, reachable by a scenic drive or a peaceful three-hour walk through lush landscapes. Nearby Panauti, one of Nepal’s oldest towns, showcases centuries-old temples, stupas, and statues set amidst green paddy fields, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region. Wandering through its streets offers a glimpse of traditional life and the enduring charm of historic architecture.
Discover the spiritual and artistic treasures of Namobuddha and Bhaktapur. Namobuddha is home to the old Thrangu Tashi Yangtse Monastery and is one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites in Nepal, known worldwide for the legend of Buddha’s selfless act in a past life. Visitors can learn about the history, architecture, and religious significance while enjoying the tranquil surroundings. Bhaktapur Durbar Square, located near Kathmandu, is a living museum of medieval art and architecture, featuring colossal pagoda temples, intricate wood carvings, and numerous sculptures dedicated to different gods and goddesses. Exploring these sites provides an unforgettable combination of natural beauty, cultural richness, and historical significance, making it a journey that connects travelers with Nepal’s heritage and spirituality.
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Breakfast
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Accommodation in five stars Standard Hotel Twin Sharing based or similar
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Comfortable walking shoes or sneakers
Lightweight and breathable clothing
Warm layers for the night
Power bank and portable charger
Camera and charger
Water bottle and refillable containers for snacks
Travel documents
Insect repellent
Sunscreen and lip balm with SPF
Basic first-aid kit
Swimwear
Light scarf or shawl
Binoculars
Reusable bag or backpack
Medications and personal care items
Snorkelling gear or other specialized equipment
Not wheelchair accessible
No public transportation nearby
Minimum age of participants is 3
Carry comfortable walking shoes for hills and uneven terrain
Have a camera ready to capture every special moment
Capacity limited to 15 passengers for a cozy experience
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Customer Reviews
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Located in Kavre District and surrounded by small laid back villages the Namobuddha Monastery is home to many monks from all over the world and houses important Buddhist Rimpoche's of different hierarchy. We live right in the foothills if this Monastery and have taken several hikes with friends and families who have great reverence for this holy site which has historical significance as well.People from all over the world come to visit this holy place once in their lifetime.
Pavel
Monastery is on the hill so pay transfer the most up or be prepared a climb a bit. Monastery with thousands buddha is nice inside, but no photo allowed. No entrance fee. There are 2 vistas: inside the monastery ať the top of white stupa and second is with path from this stupa to small top of hill to see the himalaian massive with the monastery.
Khadka
best place for peace of mind. one of the unique buddhist monastery . best place to see 360 degree view around. amazing location wonderful visit .
Samikshya
I had a great day. The view was mesmerizing and I entered into monastery a shrine hall which was peaceful and the statue of lord buddha was just Amazing. I definitely recommend to visit this place
Pan
Namobuddha Monastery in Nepal is a peaceful and spiritual experience. Located about 40 km southeast of Kathmandu, it’s one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites in the country. Here are some helpful suggestions to make your visit meaningful and smooth.
Hui
“Our guide, Bikash, was excellent. He speaks fluent English and explains the history and significance of the sites in simple, clear terms. He also showed us the best spots for taking photos.”
Samantha
Bikash was a very knowledgeable guide and I was so happy they arranged a bespoke tour on the same day I contacted them. I had a great time 🙏🏽 Nepal is an amazing country with such rich culture, this day trip from Kathmandu is so immersive I will never forget it.
Aarush
I learnt so much from my tour guide Phadi and about past, current and future Nepal. The religious significance of Bhaktapur was amazing to learn about and the Nagarkot sunset was incredible.
Naomi
Sunrise from Nagarkot was lovely. The view of Himalayas was great though doing a trek you get alot closer. Our guide gave us a great tour of Bhaktapur...well worth doing the tour to understand the background to this unique part of the city.