Nepal

Kathmandu

The Kathmandu Valley, together with Patan to the south and Bhaktapur, features 7 out of 10 UNESCO world
heritage sites in Nepal. It’s no surprise that Kathmandu is known as one of the most historical cities
worldwide. Hundreds of temples, shrines, and stupas can be found in Kathmandu, the capital city, earning
it the nickname “the city of temples”. As a cultural hub, Nepal’s capital offers a distinctive
experience
that you won’t want to miss. The city’s chaos of sounds smells, and action characterizes it, providing a
unique side of Nepal to explore. The Durbar square, dating back to the third century, is where the
city’s
kings were crowned and legitimized and is enclosed by courtyards and temples. If you’re planning a visit
to the Kathmandu Valley, you’ll find plenty of things to do and see.

• Discover the “City of Temples” with over 2,000 ancient temples.
• Visit the world’s densest concentration of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
• Explore Nepal’s royal history at the Narayanhiti Palace Museum.
• Relax in nature at the Royal Botanical Garden in Godawari.
• Enjoy panoramic views of Kathmandu from Swayambhunath Stupa.

The Kathmandu Valley, together with Patan to the south and Bhaktapur, features 7 out of 10 UNESCO world
heritage sites in Nepal. It’s no surprise that Kathmandu is known as one of the most historical cities
worldwide. Hundreds of temples, shrines, and stupas can be found in Kathmandu, the capital city, earning
it the nickname “the city of temples”. As a cultural hub, Nepal’s capital offers a distinctive
experience
that you won’t want to miss. The city’s chaos of sounds smells, and action characterizes it, providing a
unique side of Nepal to explore. The Durbar square, dating back to the third century, is where the
city’s
kings were crowned and legitimized and is enclosed by courtyards and temples. If you’re planning a visit
to the Kathmandu Valley, you’ll find plenty of things to do and see.

• Discover the “City of Temples” with over 2,000 ancient temples.
• Visit the world’s densest concentration of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
• Explore Nepal’s royal history at the Narayanhiti Palace Museum.
• Relax in nature at the Royal Botanical Garden in Godawari.
• Enjoy panoramic views of Kathmandu from Swayambhunath Stupa.

Pokhara

Situated in the serene lap of the Annapurna Himalayas, Pokhara is a picturesque paradise in Nepal. Its
breathtaking beauty is showcased by the tranquil Phewa Lake, where you can enjoy boating and soak in the
mountain reflections. Adventure gestures with paragliding, trekking, and exploring mystical caves like
Gupteshwor is a fascinating experience for every traveler. You can witness the dramatic Seti River
Gorge, and Devi’s Fall, a mesmerizing waterfall. Pokhara’s vibrant Lakeside area offers an abundance of
restaurants, shops, and accommodations, while World Peace Pagoda provides panoramic views. This tranquil
city is the gateway to renowned treks like the Annapurna Circuit, offering a harmonious mixture of
relaxation and adventure.

• Trekking/Hiking
• Rafting
• Boating
• Paragliding
• Mountain Biking
• Peak Climbing/Expedition
• Touring
• Bungy Jump
• Zip Flying
• Ultra-Light Flight / Helicopter Tour

Sagarmatha National Park

The Kathmandu Valley, together with Patan to the south and Bhaktapur, features 7 out of 10 UNESCO world
heritage sites in Nepal. It’s no surprise that Kathmandu is known as one of the most historical cities
worldwide. Hundreds of temples, shrines, and stupas can be found in Kathmandu, the capital city, earning
it the nickname “the city of temples”. As a cultural hub, Nepal’s capital offers a distinctive
experience
that you won’t want to miss. The city’s chaos of sounds smells, and action characterizes it, providing a
unique side of Nepal to explore. The Durbar square, dating back to the third century, is where the
city’s
kings were crowned and legitimized and is enclosed by courtyards and temples. If you’re planning a visit
to the Kathmandu Valley, you’ll find plenty of things to do and see.

• Discover the “City of Temples” with over 2,000 ancient temples.
• Visit the world’s densest concentration of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
• Explore Nepal’s royal history at the Narayanhiti Palace Museum.
• Relax in nature at the Royal Botanical Garden in Godawari.
• Enjoy panoramic views of Kathmandu from Swayambhunath Stupa.

Annapurna Conservation Area

The Kathmandu Valley, together with Patan to the south and Bhaktapur, features 7 out of 10 UNESCO world
heritage sites in Nepal. It’s no surprise that Kathmandu is known as one of the most historical cities
worldwide. Hundreds of temples, shrines, and stupas can be found in Kathmandu, the capital city, earning
it the nickname “the city of temples”. As a cultural hub, Nepal’s capital offers a distinctive
experience
that you won’t want to miss. The city’s chaos of sounds smells, and action characterizes it, providing a
unique side of Nepal to explore. The Durbar square, dating back to the third century, is where the
city’s
kings were crowned and legitimized and is enclosed by courtyards and temples. If you’re planning a visit
to the Kathmandu Valley, you’ll find plenty of things to do and see.

• Discover the “City of Temples” with over 2,000 ancient temples.
• Visit the world’s densest concentration of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
• Explore Nepal’s royal history at the Narayanhiti Palace Museum.
• Relax in nature at the Royal Botanical Garden in Godawari.
• Enjoy panoramic views of Kathmandu from Swayambhunath Stupa.