Panauti with Bhaktapur Day trip

Experience a day trip beginning from Kathmandu with the first sightseeing stop at Panauti Village. Explore this historical Newari town located southeast of the city at the confluence of two sacred rivers. Panauti was once a major trading center with its own royal palace and has retained its medieval charm through various Buddhist and Hindu religious monuments. Wander through narrow streets lined with traditional houses, ancient temples, and local markets while observing the unique cultural practices of the community. Learn about the historical significance of Panauti, its festivals, and the traditional rituals performed at the rivers, which are considered sacred in Nepali society. The serene environment and well-preserved architecture provide visitors with a glimpse of Nepal’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

Discover the next highlight of the trip at Bhaktapur Durbar Square, a living museum of medieval art and architecture. Experience the intricate craftsmanship displayed in the wood carvings, sculptures, and towering pagoda temples dedicated to various gods and goddesses. Explore iconic landmarks such as the Lion Gate, the Golden Gate, the art gallery, the statue of King Bhupatindra, the Nyatapola Temple, and the fifty-five windows of Malla Palace. Learn about the historical and religious significance of each monument while witnessing the unique traditions and vibrant culture of Bhaktapur. This square reflects the skill and artistry of the Newar people and offers an unforgettable cultural experience for travelers interested in history, architecture, and heritage.