• Dhulikhel - Dhulikhel was historically a town situated at the checkpoint of the trans-Himalayan trade route in medieval Nepal. This peaceful location offers stunning views of the lush, expansive valley set against the backdrop of the Himalayas, making it a favored hill station near Kathmandu. Exploring the old town of Dhulikhel provides an authentic experience of Newari art and architecture, showcased in its pavilions, sunken water spouts, and temples.
• Namobuddha - The hike to Namobuddha is relatively easy, making it suitable for people with various fitness levels. The trail offers a picturesque journey through verdant landscapes, allowing visitors to appreciate the region’s natural beauty. As one approaches Namobuddha, the tranquil atmosphere and spiritual importance of the site enhance the overall experience, making it a fulfilling excursion for nature lovers and those seeking a moment of reflection.
• Panauti - A cultural tour of Panauti provides a unique opportunity to explore the rich Newari cultural heritage. This medieval town has remained untouched by the modernization experienced by other Newari kingdoms, offering a more relaxed and less touristy environment to observe the local Newari lifestyle, art, and architecture. The tour typically includes visits to significant landmarks such as the cremation ground at Triveni Ghat, the ruins of Panauti Durbar (the palace where Prince Mahasattva was born), and the Indreshwar Mahadev Temple, offering insights into the town’s spiritual and historical significance.

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• In-vehicle air conditioning

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Escape the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu and immerse yourself in the serene and spiritual atmosphere of Dhulikhel, Namobuddha, and Panauti. Begin your journey at Dhulikhel, where you can gaze upon the majestic Himalayas and explore its historic town. Enjoy a leisurely two-hour walk around Namobuddha, passing through picturesque villages and forests, often reaching viewpoints that offer stunning vistas of lush valleys and snow-capped peaks. Namobuddha is a significant pilgrimage site for Buddhists, as it is where Shakya Muni Buddha, in a previous life, selflessly sacrificed himself to feed a starving tigress and her cubs. The peaceful and spiritual ambiance of this location makes the trip truly unique. Relish the breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayas, and on your return, visit the authentic Newari settlement of Panauti. This medieval town has remained untouched by the modernization that other Newari kingdoms have experienced.

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