Nepal Tour Packages

Nepal is also famous all over the world for its rich art and architecture. There are numerous examples of architecture in Nepal which symbolize its richness in culture and the influence of Buddhism is quite dominant in the constructions. The stupas of early Buddhist constructions that are present in and around Kapilavastu in the southwestern part of Nepal prove it. Also, there are a series of Buddhist constructions that are believed to be constructed by Ashoka in the Kathmandu Valley in 250 B.C.

Typical pagoda temples built using wood and every part finely carved with geometrical patterns or images of gods, goddesses, mythical beings, and beasts are commonly found in Nepal. The roofs of these pagoda temples are usually built with either clay or gold, with the topmost roof ensigned by a golden finial.

Nepal’s literature style shows a close interrelation with the rest of the south Asian countries until it was unified into a modern kingdom.

The dream destination of many climbers and highly experienced mountaineers, there are mainly two climbing routes of Mount Everest. One of the routes approaches the summit from the southeast in Nepal and is known as the standard route. However, various health complications are also related to Mount Everest and thus, the climbers need to take some extra precautions before aiming to climb the same. Some of the climbing challenges include altitude sickness, weather, wind, avalanches, and the Khumbu Icefall.

Locals call this city Khwopa, which is located at the easternmost corner of the Kathmandu Valley. It is considered to be the smallest city in Nepal in terms of area. Just like Kathmandu, this city also holds the importance of Newar tradition, cuisine as well as artisans.

Bhaktapur is also one of the most demanded tourist destinations of Nepal which host numerous festivals and carnivals every year. The cuisine of Bhaktapur is quite famous such as the jūjū dhau (a type of yogurt made from buffalo milk). Recently, this city’s potters and handicraft industries are making a special position within the country. Moreover, UNESCO inscribed Bhaktapur as World Heritage Site in the year 1979.

Some of the top attractions of this place include the Taumadhi Square (comprises of the Nyatapola temple), the courtyard of Til Madhav Narayana, the Betala temple, the Shikara temple of Jagannath and the roofed temple of Lakshmi Narasimha. The oldest monument in the town that attracts a lot of visitors is Dattaraya Square.

The fourth-most populous city of Nepal, Patan (now called Lalitpur) occupies the south-central part of the Kathmandu Valley. This city has mainly attained popularity for its rich culture and tradition of arts and crafts. Besides, this city is also renowned for its festivals and feasts, along with metallic and stone carved statues. Some of the top tourist attractions of this place are: