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20 people
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The Kathmandu Valley holds seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites within a single, compact basin: a concentration of history, faith, and artistry found in few other places on earth. This ambitious full-day journey brings all seven together: three royal Durbar Squares, two great stupas, one of Hinduism's holiest temples, and the valley's oldest surviving shrine. It's a comprehensive portrait of the valley's civilization, from ancient legend to living tradition, in a single unforgettable day. π§π₯ππ£ πππππππππ§π¦ β’ Explore the royal courtyards of Kathmandu Durbar Square β’ Admire the artistry of Patan Durbar Square, the "City of Fine Arts" β’ Wander the medieval streets of Bhaktapur Durbar Square β’ Climb to Swayambhunath, the hilltop 'Monkey Temple' with panoramic valley views β’ Circle the great white dome of Boudhanath Stupa β’ Witness ritual life along the Bagmati River at Pashupatinath Temple β’ Visit Changunarayan, the oldest Hindu temple in the Kathmandu Valley
What's included
β Licensed guide
β Drinking water
β Private air-conditioned car with driver
β Fuel
β parking fees
β Pickup and drop-off from and to the hotel
Not included
β Drinks & snacks
β Tips
β Monuments entry fee
πΏ Cultural Note
This is a full and active day covering all seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites of the Kathmandu Valley β comfortable footwear and stamina are recommended. An early start helps ensure enough time at each site; exact pickup time will be confirmed in advance. Please dress modestly and ask before photographing rituals, worshippers, or shrine interiors. The order of sites may be adjusted by your guide to account for traffic and daylight.
Cancellation Policy β Flexible
Cancellation time is measured from your trip start date.
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