Explore Swayambhunath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple and Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Explore the ancient valley of gods where Hinduism and Buddhism meet in harmony. Wander through narrow alleys surrounding historic durbar squares, temples, stupas, vihars, courtyards, maths, and traditional resting houses. Swayambhunath Stupa, known as the Monkey Temple, rises gently atop a hill overlooking much of the valley and has stood for centuries as a symbol of faith and unity. The peaceful atmosphere invites visitors to pause for reflection, prayer, and sweeping views of Kathmandu. Nearby, Pashupatinath Temple stands as the most sacred site for devotees of Shiva, admired for its pagoda style architecture, gilded roof, and exquisite silver and wood carvings that reflect deep spiritual devotion and artistic mastery.

Experience the living heritage of Bhaktapur Durbar Square, a remarkable city that reflects the medieval glory of the Kathmandu Valley. The square is filled with towering pagoda temples, expansive royal courtyards, and finely crafted clay pottery that showcase centuries of craftsmanship. Walking through Bhaktapur feels like stepping into history, where daily life continues among ancient structures and cultural traditions. The city preserves its timeless charm through architecture, rituals, and community life, offering visitors a deep cultural immersion. From sacred temples to artistic streets and historic squares, this journey reveals the spiritual depth and architectural brilliance that define the Kathmandu Valley.