Day 1 - Bhaktapur Durbar square and museum

Day 2 - Patan Durbar square and museum

Day 3 - Swoyambhu and Kathmandu Durbar sqare museum

Day 1 - Bhaktapur Durbar square and museum :

Bhaktapur means the city of devotees. It is signified with the way it was designed in ancient time. It was designed in the shape of conch, the icon of Lord Bhisnu. Around the city there are eight Temples dedicated to wrathful deities who would protect the city from the outsiders. With the help of local culture expert, We will follow the traditional route in clockwise. The route goes through thick habitats area and touches all the important shrines. As such walk through,Durbar square, Bholachhen, Mahalaxmi, Nawadurga Dyo chhen, Suryamadi, Dattatraya, Taumadhi, Pottery square, Khauama and Drive to Changu

Day 2 - Patan Durbar square and museum :

Patan is a Buddhist city of Nepal. Majority of people in this city follow Buddhism. The city is also equally known as Lalitpur which means, the city of art. After visiting its Durbar Square you will appreciate how deftly has it been named. Yes, the city has the most beautiful palace area. Octagonal Krishna Temple, Mahadev temple, Bishnu Temple, 21 pinnacled Krishna Temple, Bhimsen temple, Digu Taleju, Statue of Narsingh Malla are the perfect embellish for this palace. The main building of the palace is now a museum. It boasts the most invaluable testaments of civilization in this city. They are best depicted in exquisite artistic sculptures, Scripts and diagram showing spiritual understanding and the well preserved assets of the palace.

Day 3 - Swoyambhu and Kathmandu Durbar sqare museum :

Visit the world heritage site Swoyambhu Nath (a Buddhist cum Hindu) Temple. The temple is also popularly known as " Monkey Temple". The temple and its assets have been the most important source of information to trace back to the origin of Kathmandu Valley Settlement. Meet Hindus and Buddhists flocking in harmony around the temple. After a short brief on Nepalese history, visit an exquisite national museum where you can witness the testimonials on display. The museum has an excellent collection antiquity related to Nepalese history. Next, Visit Basantapur Durbar Square. This is the ancient palace reigned by the Malla kings in the medieval period. There stands over 5o monuments built during the then kings.

The Trek Cost Includes:

-- All the International arrival and Departure Transfers

-- An English speaking cultural expert to guide you through out the tour.

-- Private transportation service for sightseeing.

-- Heritage site entrance tickets to all the designated places in itinerary

-- Applicable government Taxes

-- All the managerial and administrative expenses for the tour

The Trek Cost excludes:

-- All the personal expenses like Alcoholic beverages, Bottled drinks etc.

-- Medical and Travel Insurances

-- International Airfare and taxes Visa Fees

-- Gratuities/Tips

-- Hotel Accommodation

-- Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

-- Single Supplementary applies