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The Kathmandu city tour takes you to some of the city’s most fascinating and striking locations. Gateway to Nepal by air, the city is home to several stunning UNESCO World Heritage Sites. In addition to the historic sites, the city is home to numerous spectacular monuments, sculptures, temples, and artwork.

Despite being a metropolis, Kathmandu has retained its historic glory, which is enhanced by artifacts of shrines, monasteries, stupas, and royal palaces of the times gone by.

Following a filling breakfast at the hotel, our tour guide will pick you up for an engaging day trip that includes a quick drive through the center of the city and beyond.

Tour of Pashupatinath Temple

Our day trip to Kathmandu starts with a sacred visit to the well-known Hindu temple of Pashupatinath, which is situated 5 km east of the city center on the banks of the sacred Bagmati River. The temple is devoted to Lord Shiva with its shimmering gold dome and elaborately carved silver doors on four facing squares.

Known for its magnificent architecture, it is a popular destination for pilgrims every year on the day of Maha Shiva-Ratri, which.

Although non-Hindus are not permitted on the main temple grounds, they are permitted to watch the religious ceremonies and activities of devotees from across the river.

Tour of the Bouddhanath Stupa

Following a thrilling visit to the revered Pashupatinath temple, a quick drive north leads to the fascinating Bouddhanath Stupa, commonly referred to as “Little Tibet” because of the surroundings’ resemblance to Tibetan history, customs, and the vibrant culture of Mahayana Buddhism.

East of the city limits is the Bouddhanath Stupa region, a massive, ancient dome-shaped stupa constructed in the fifth century A.D. by Lichchhavi King Mana Dev that is thought to be the largest in the world with all of Lord Buddha’s Seeing Eyes. It is constructed on an octagonal foundation that has prayer wheels inserted within it.

Numerous residents and pilgrims of Tibetan descent can be seen here practicing Buddhism and engaging in Tibetan customs and culture.

Tour of Swayambhunath Stupa

After admiring Pashupatinath and Bouddhanath, the trip takes you to the city’s outskirts and westward to Swayambhunath Stupa, a well-known national monument that is also referred to as the monkey temple because of the numerous monkeys that live nearby a lush stretch of forest.

One of the most magnificent Buddhist stupas in the world, and a significant part of Nepal’s cultural legacy, it is almost 2,600 years old. Its basic structure is a solid sphere of bricks and clay that supports a tall conical spire that is topped with a copper embellished peak.

Tour of Hanuman Dhoka and Kathmandu Durbar Square

Originally a royal palace and courtyard used by the Malla and Shah kings, Kathmandu Durbar Square is a hive of vibrant life and activity in the heart of the city.

The Kathmandu Durbar, a sizable area with ancient temples and palaces that once housed Nepal royals from previous rulers, represents the religious and cultural life of the Nepalese people.

Taleju Temple, the enormous statue of Kaal Bhairav, Basantpur Durbar, the statue of King Pratap Malla, and other sites are among the square’s significant attractions.

Benefits of Booking Kathmandu City Tour from Us:

• Hotel Pickup And Drop off service
• Medical Kits – Which May Be Necessary In Certain Cases.
• Discounts and Extra services for old customers
• Arrangement of the best hotels at a reasonable price if requested

Kathmandu City Tour Cost for 2025 and 2026:

The price per person for Kathmandu city Tour is USD 200. Tour group size from 1 to 20 people are welcome on this excursion. For the pricing of the Kathmandu city Tour dependent on group size, kindly follow the following information:

Departure Date:

Our Kathmandu city tour offers flexibility with custom departure dates designed around your schedule. Whether you’re planning a solo tour or joining a group we ensure that your journey starts at your convenience. We have scheduled group departures for those who prefer set dates but we understand that one size doesn’t fit all. If the scheduled date does not align with your plans we will collaborate with you to select the most suitable departure date. Feel free to reach out to us and discuss your plans.

Food and Accommodation available on the trek:

Visitors who intend to join the Kathmandu City Tour can choose from a number of lodging alternatives. There are a lot of hotels in Kathmandu, from low-cost lodging to five-star establishments. Another well-liked choice for tourists are guesthouses, which provide reasonably priced lodging with standard features like spotless rooms, hot bathrooms, and communal spaces. Visitors might opt for a homestay with a local family for a more genuine experience. With this option, visitors may get a firsthand look into Kathmandu daily life and fully submerge into the Nepali culture.

Lunch is included in the Kathmandu City Tour package, but you can alternatively eat lunch on your own at a neighborhood café or restaurant serving authentic Nepali fare. During your journey, you should sample these well-known Nepali dishes: Street food such as chhoyla, thukpa, newari khaja, and momos.

Best time to for Kathmandu City Tour:

The dry season, which spans from October to May, is the ideal time to go on the tour. It is easy to take in the breathtaking views of the city and the Himalayas during this time of year because of the excellent weather and clear skies.
Scheduling your tour so it aligns with Nepal’s festivities is another fantastic idea. The Kathmandu City Tour might be a very remarkable experience if you take it during one of Nepal’s famously colorful and lively festivals. In Kathmandu, the Holi, Bisket Jatra, and Tihar festivals are among the most well-liked celebrations.