• Nagarkot - Nagarkot is the nearest and most stunning Himalayan viewpoint from Kathmandu. The 2,100-meter hilltop provides a panoramic view of the expansive Himalayas. A day trip through the verdant countryside reveals the village lifestyle and scenic rural landscapes. A brief walk is an ideal way to enjoy nature and learn about the local flora, fauna, and Tamang culture.
• Nagarkot Panoramic Hiking Trail - This gentle downhill hike along the mountain ridge passes through Tamang villages, farming terraces, temples, and monasteries. The trail offers views of the vast Kathmandu valley with snow-capped peaks to the north. It winds through the courtyards of the Tamang people, providing an intimate glimpse into their daily lives. Many residents produce rice wine in their backyards and cultivate a variety of vegetables in their gardens. The Tamang practice a blend of shamanism and Buddhism and are believed to have migrated from Tibet 1,000 years ago.
• Bhaktapur - On the return journey, visit the medieval city of Bhaktapur. Walking through Bhaktapur’s alleyways feels like stepping back in time. Brick houses and monuments adorned with terracotta and wood carvings create an open-air museum. Explore the delightful neighborhoods with pavilions, sunken water spouts, temples, and sacred houses, and discover the palace square, peacock window, pottery square, and the Nyatapola, Nepal’s tallest temple. The saying ‘Every next day is a festival and every next house is a temple’ still holds true here. You never know when you’ll stumble upon a cultural ceremony around the corner.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water

• Breakfast
• All Fees and Taxes
• Lunch
• Tips

Escape the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu and spend your day exploring nature and cultural heritage. Enjoy the panoramic view of the Himalayas. Take a gentle walk along the lush mountain ridge, overlooking the expansive valleys and layers of mountains, with the Himalayas in the distance. Stroll through the charming Tamang villages, offering ample opportunities to immerse yourself in the local culture. Observe their shamanistic and animistic worship and their daily activities. Explore their gardens and terraces, abundant with seasonal vegetables and fruits. A gentle walk from Nagarkot to Telkot provides a glimpse of trekking in Nepal.

Visit the most beautiful of all the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu. Bhaktapur is known as a living museum, where people still live in harmony with their medieval town. The maze-like brick town is adorned with marvelous terracotta, wood, and stone carvings. Walk with an expert guide through its alleyways and discover the less touristic side of Bhaktapur.

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