Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, Pokhara and Chitwan are our fantastic four destinations. They sample a very good example of Nepalese “Unity in Diversity”. Here you taste a wonderful harmony between Hinduism and Buddhism, a potpourri of culture, primitive smell and a rare wilderness. In Nepal the majority of people (about 80 %) follow Hinduism and about 10% of people follow Buddhism. What is really surprising is that all the Hindu people believe in Buddhist teaching and follow Buddhism. It makes you feel difficult to differentiate Hinduism from Buddhism in Nepal because they are set and fusioned in such a wonderful harmony.
Among the three cities, Patan is considered as the most artistic city. So, Patan in other word is popularly known as Lalitapur meaning “the city of Art” where Ashoka the Great, the Legendry Indian Emperor visited in 250 BC for his pilgrimage to the Buddhist shrine here. Patan city tour offers you an opportunity to explore the beauty of this city.
Kathmandu valley is jewelled with three ancient cities- Bhaktapur, Patan and Kathmandu itself. They were different kingdoms till 1768 AD. This medieval period in Kathmandu is known as the Golden period.
Bhaktapur sightseeing is well considered as one of the "must do" activities in Kathamandu. In this tour, you are led to four exotic heritage squares through 32 secret exits - exclusively known only to the residential local Bhaktapur city guides.
