Kathmandu Heritage Tour is a carefully designed trip for those visitors who have enormous interest on art, culture, lifestyle and historically important places around Kathmandu valley. A visit to the UNESCO approved world heritage site of Nepal is best opportunity for researcher, innovator or historian to gather historical and socio-cultural significance of these landmark sites. All together there are Ten UNESCO approved world heritage sites in a small country like Nepal. Eight of them are cultural and two are natural heritage sites. Kathmandu the capital city of Nepal is crowded with age old Temples, Stupas, Monuments and historical settlements. People used to say Kathmandu was breeding center for rich culture and heritage during the Lichchavi and Malla era. Seven out of Ten world heritage sites are in Kathmandu valley within a periphery 30kms.

In this tour we starts our program with a visit to Kathmandu Durbar square where you have an opportunity to observe medieval temples, ancient art and temple of Living goddess Kumari. Swyambhu Nath stupa the oldest one in the world, founded some 2000 years ago, Buddha Nath biggest in the world of it’s kind, and the Pashupati Nath Hindus holy god Shiva’s temple on the bank of history full Bagmati River.

The city of Bhaktapur is only place in Kathmandu valley which saves its image as lively cultural city, where we can see the lifestyle of people as early days. Changu-Narayan Temple is another landmark heritage site just east of the valley near Bhaktapur city. The temple is one of the oldest Hindu temples around the valley and believed to be constructed in the third century. Changu-Narayan is the name of god Vishnu and the temple is dedicated to him. A visit to hilltop Himalayan view point Nagarkot is best to see number of world famous mountain including Mt. Everest as well as graceful Sunrise and Sunset over the eastern mountain skyline. Finally we visit mediaeval art city of Patan and take an optional Mountain flight over the Khumbu Everest Himalayan series.