Namo Buddha Hike
Itinerary
Your Journey, Step by Step
Explore Namo Buddha
After arriving at Namo Buddha in the afternoon, you can immerse yourself in examining the temple, revered pagodas, and serene surroundings. The main spot is the ancient temple where legend says that Prince Siddhartha sacrificed his body to a hungry lion and his cubs. Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a variety of restaurants or enjoy a healthy meal in the peaceful surroundings of a local restaurant. Take time to relax and meditate and allow Namo Buddha’s surroundings to envelop you in its spiritual, peaceful, and meditative environment.
Descend to Kathmandu
Start the return journey to Dhulikhel from Namo Buddha or take the closest road to Kathmandu. You will return to the lively city in the evening and arrive in Kathmandu in the evening. Take a moment to reflect on the day’s fascinating journey, the sacred place of Namo Buddha, and the beauty and culture of a place like Panauti. As the sun sets, contemplate the beautiful scenery and spiritual resonance of the pilgrimage, taking with you the memories of an enriching Namubutsu day hike.
Inclusions
What’s Covered in Your Adventure
- Drinking water
- Private car as per itinerary
- English speaking guide
- Two-way private transportation
- Hotel Pick up and drop off service
- 1 Lunch
- All personal expenses
- Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
- Tips for guide and driver
Good to Know
Your Journey, Step by Step
The journey passes through beautiful towns, rice fields, and small villages, offering the opportunity to experience the local culture and lifestyle. The road signs are clear and there are many tea houses along the way where you can relax and drink tea.
The highlight of the walk is Namo Buddha Stupa, a sacred pilgrimage site for Buddhists. According to legend, prince Siddhartha met a hungry lion and his cub here in his previous life. Out of pity, he gave his body to the lion so that it could feed its children. This sacrifice is said to symbolize the Buddha’s patience and sacrifice.
FAQs
Your Questions, Answered
The best time to visit Namo Buddha is spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is nice and the sky is clear. Monsoon season (June to August) can bring heavy rains, which can make roads muddy and slippery.
It is recommended to bring snacks and water with you during the walk. There may be small teahouses or shops on the road, but it is useful to be prepared.
Since Namo Buddha is a religious site, appropriate clothing is recommended. Avoid wearing revealing clothing, and shoes are often removed before entering large churches.
Photography is generally permitted, but it is important to respect and remember the religious and cultural significance of the site. Ask permission before taking photos of others and avoid disturbing religious practices.
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