Full Day Kathmandu Sightseeing

Swayambhunath

Another Kathmandu Day Tour main attraction point is Swayambhunath temple which is often called as the Monkey Temple. Swayambhunath temple is the symbol of harmony between Hindu and Buddhists as it is equally worshipped by both followers. The majestic Stupa lies at the top of the hill from where the picturesque view of Kathmandu Valley can be seen in a 360-degree angle. It is believed that the temple emerged automatically once the water in the valley was diverted by Manjushree. Moreover, After this majestic sightseeing experience, you will be taken to Boudhanath Temple. This Tibetan origin temple is the holy destination of the Buddhists followers; however, the unique design and the décor of the temple make this place the site to visit for each and every person. It is recommended to visit these two Buddhists Temples in the evening time. The incense and prayer candles lit up the temple magnificently.

Pashupatinath

Finally, you will be taken to another UNESCO designated heritage site, Pashupatinath. Without sightseeing, this place Kathmandu Day tour is not complete. This temple is the holy deity of the Hindu. The cremation process of Hindu could be a new experience for you. Along with this experience, the “Jyotirlinga” resemblance of Lord Shiva ignites your spirituality and purity. The architectural design, Hindu rituals and many religions. Historical monuments along with their excellent descriptions by our trip guide will make your trip a resourceful one. After this, you will be taken to your hotel in a car or a vehicle.

Boudhanath

Boudhanath lies about 7 kilometers from Kathmandu city center (close to the airport). It is home to one the most important stupas outside of Tibet and one of the largest stupas in the world; the 5th century Boudhanath stupa.