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This is one of the shortest tour to Nepal which includes mainly the sites:Kathmandu,Dakshinkali,Chovar and Kritipur.This is one of the package with lowest tour cost so to florish Nepal with low cost and time this would be very benifitial to the traveller.Services not mentioned in the above itinerary.
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Porterage at the airport.20-0631-12
Day 1 : Airport arrival
Arrival at Kathmandu International Airport.Meet assist and transfer to the hotel by our office representative in an exclusive vehicle.Take rest for the remaining day and overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu.
Day 2 : Kathmandu sightseeing
After breakfast around 7:30 we start our full day sightseeing of Kathmandu valley which are briefly stated belows.
Pashupatinath:
The magnificent temple of Lord Pashupatinath about 5 kms north-east of Kathmandu, is situated amidst many other temples on the right bank of the river Bagmati. Pashupathinath is the guardian spirit and the holiest of all Shiva shrines in Nepal.Lord Shiva is known by many different names; and Pashupati is one. Pashu means leaving beings, and Pati means master. In other words Pashupati is the master of all living beings of the universe. This is how lord Pashupati is eulogized in the Vedas, Upnisada and ohter religious books.The oldest ever chronicle in Nepal, Pashupati area is regarded as one of the most important places of pilgrimages for the followeres of Hinduism.
Boudhanath Stupa:
Boudhanath Stupa (or Bodnath Stupa) is the largest stupa in Nepal and the holiest Tibetan Buddhist temple outside Tibet. It is the center of Tibetan culture in Kathmandu and rich in Buddhist symbolism. The stupa is located in the town of Boudha, on the eastern outskirts of Kathmandu. Bodnath was probably built in the 14th century after the Mughal invasions; The five Buddhas also personify the five elements (earth, water, fire, air and ether), which are represented in the stupa's architecture. The base of the stupa consists of three large platforms, decreasing in size. These platforms symbolize Earth, and here you can look out at the mountains while listening to the chants of the devout doing kora, walking around the stupa praying.
Syambhunath Stupa:
After lunch we head atop a hill on the western edge of the Kathmandu Valley, the ancient Swayambunath Stupa (known to tourists as the Monkey Temple) is Kathmandu's most important Buddhist shrine. The sleepy, all-seeing Buddha eyes that stare out from the top have become the quintessential symbol of Nepal. hen this temple was founded about 2,000 years ago, Kathmandu Valley was filled with a great lake. According to Buddhist legend, a single perfect lotus grew in the center of the lake. When the bodhisattva Manjusri drained the lake with a slash of his sword, the lotus flower settled on top of the hill and magically transformed into the stupa. Thus it is known as the Self-Created (swayambhu) Stupa. The earliest written record of the Swayambunath Stupa's existence is a 5th-century stone inscription, but scholars believe there was probably a shrine here as early as the 1st century. Even before that, it is likely that animist rites took place on this hill. Swayambunath is one of Nepal's oldest Buddhist temples and it has an ancient atmosphere, especially when one approaches on foot with the pilgrims. The primary approach to the temple is from the eastern side, where 365 ancient steps lead up the steep forested hillside. The base is about a 20-minute walk from the center of Kathmandu. This staircase is the only route pilgrims would consider and is the most memorable way for any visitor to experience the stupa. However, an alternative is to drive or take a taxi to the west side, where there are only a few steps to climb to the top.
Budhanilakantha Temple:
Budhanilkantha Temple is located at the base of Shivapuri Hill within the Kathmandu valley on the northern side. It is also known as mystical Budhanilkantha temple or Narayanthan temple .Budhanilkantha literally means “Old Blue Throat”. It is only nine kilometer away from the main city. It is a deity of Lord Vishnu; Lord Vishnu is also known as Narayan.It is called Vishnu (Narayan) Jalasayan lying on Ananta Sesa, in the cosmic ocean. The deity is about thousand years old. Lord Vishnu is about five meter (Seventeen fits) long and lying in a thirteen meter (forty three fits) long tank, as if floating with his legs crossed with his sleeping body resting on the coils of Ananta and his 11 hooded head.His four hands hold the four symbols of Vishnu, the Shankha as conch shell, Chakra as disc,Gadha as club and Padma as lotus flower. It is believe that the deity was carved in the seventh or eighth century during the Licchavi period. Hindus can walk down the steps and touch his feet. It is with the sacredness of this particular god that a deep seated belief was created by King Pratap Malla through a prophetic dream. It was his strong belief and fear that should the King of Nepal visit the Budhanilkantha temple, death would be threatening immediately to fall upon his departure. The two other images of the deity which were carved during the same time lie at two particular destinationa, the Balaju Garden were public viewing can take place and the beautiful Royal Palace in Kathmandu.It is here at Budhanilkantha temple, however that public is not permitted.
End of tour day 1.Overnight stay at a hotel in Kathmandu.
Day 3 : Dakshinkali - Chovar - Kritipur Sightseeing
After breakfast around 7:30 we start our full day sightseeing of Dakshinkali,Chovar and Kritipur which are briefly stated belows.
Dakshinkali:
Dakshinkali Temple is one of the most famous and popular Hindu shrine dedicated to Goddess Kali, "The Black One". Scowling and emaciated, with protruding tongue and red eyes, decked with a necklace of skulls, Kali is just another form of great goddess Durga. Kali is believed to be extremely powerful and accomplished.
It is located 22km outside Kathmandu Valley and 1 km outside the village of Pharping.
The road to DakshinKali is in a good condition but it is uphill all the way. If you plan to go on the Mountain Bike, it is really a interesting place to go and coming back fast is the fun park. Dakshinkali is about a 45-minute taxi ride from Kathmandu. You can hire a taxi and pay a little bit more to the taxi driver to wait while you explore other sites.
Public transportation to the Dakshinkali is available but it is little bit crowded. The public buses run from the Old Buspark, Ratnapark and the minibuses leave from Near Martyr's Gate.
When you get to the Parking lot of the Dakshinkali temple, it is little bit crowded. The route then leads you down a shaded stone pathway lined by local people selling flower and offerings for the Goddess, buffalo milk youghurt and Khuwa (a condensed milk sweet).
Saturdays in Dakshinkali are like cheerful temple fair, with crowds of worshippers dressed in their best clothes, tea stalls doing good business and people dragging goats and chickens for the sacrifice to the Goddess.
Temple is loacted down the flight of steps open to the sky and is decorated with the canopy of gilded snakes. The black stone image of Kali shows her squatting on a corpse, symbolizing victory over time. She holds other terrifying emblems such as skull cup, a severed head, and a sword. Along the sides are enshrined images of Ganesh, the Ashta Matrika, and a plain stone Bhairab.
It is said that DAKSINKALI came to an existence after goddess KALI herself appeared in the dream of a Malla king, the ruler of 14th century. Goddess kali then commanded the king to build a temple dedicating her in a very unknown strange place. As the command was about to be followed immediately, a person said that he had already sort out a stone image of the goddess kali in the same place where goddess kali commanded the king to built the temple. The image was then left open with the elements as she commanded over her head a gilded canopy was kept erect with four golden serpents. Also images of lord Ganesh , seven Asthamatrikas and a stone Bhairav near by her images.
Dakshinkali temple is of great importance among those who need her blessing and also among the blessed ones. There is a strong believe in the ability of goddess to make wishes come true. Among thousand of visitors we can see lovers, businessman, children, students, job seekers , sick, etc. Here wishes are made in front of the goddess with sacrifice of animals particularly of cockerels and uncastrated male goats.On Tuesday and Saturday and particularly during the festival of Dashain, the court yard of temple is covered with blood of sacrifice and goddess Kali is bathed with the blood.
Chovar and Kritipur:
Chovar is located in kritipur municipality. Standard to moderate places are available for food and accommodation.facilities in chovar and the surrounding areas. Lodges, guest houses , resorts ,hotels and even paying guest home -stays are available for tourist facilities.Buses and microbuses to chovar can be found leaving from tha city bus stop.Ti is also possible to hire a vehicle to visit the area . while the historical Kirtipur town is also near for an experience of the legacy passed on by the valley's forefathers, a hike in to the rural settlements like panga,Thaudha, machhegaon,Nagaon and bhajangal will give a peek in to thae rural country life in the outskirts of the valley.
The settlements around Chobhar are dominated by Newars.These settolements have maintained the unique example of newari life culture. Newars are the oldest kathmandu,Patan, Bhaktapur and Kritipur. Newars have their own caste and sub castes, cusstoms, traditions,language and script. They are also know for there many festivals to commemorate a large pantheon of deities. Festivals and fairs to then are expressions of surplus and exchange. The Newars also engage in artisan and business vocations. An exclusive feature of the newar coustom is the custom of guthi or thurst organization through which various community and social works are call out. Newari language is Tibito-Burman with rich literary tradition.
Chovar cave is the one of longest cave South Asia.Most of people come to visit cave.Chovar cave is know as Manju Shree cave,Chakhunti Bukunt or the cave in. it cover1250 m long.In cave their is five route.One short and other long.
Adinath Temple is dedicated to Adinath Lokeswor,Buddhist deitly also known as Rato Machhendranath.The path to Adinath Temple on Chovar hill starts near the available Licchavi Chaityas the site is believed to be very old but authentic records could be found only from 15th century A.D. onward.The present temple was erected during the reign of king Sri Niwas Malla in the 17th centuryA.D.festivel of Dashin that falls in October is a good time to visit the temple.
Adinath Temple is dedicated to Adinath Lokeswor,Buddhist deitly also known as Rato Machhendranath.The path to Adinath Temple on Chovar hill starts near the available Licchavi Chaityas the site is believed to be very old but authentic records could be found only from 15th century A.D. onward.The present temple was erected during the reign of king Sri Niwas Malla in the 17th centuryA.D.festivel of Dashin that falls in October is a good time to visit the temple,
The ravine of Manjushree gorge is alos called Chovar gorge.According to legends,this gorge was struck by Manjushree,who traveled to Nepal to offer prayers to the Swayambhu Flame and Goddess Gujeswari.It is said that Manjushree walked along the peaks around the lack three times and with his mighily sword struck a deep cleft in southern hills to drain the water from the valley. A steel suspension bridge built in 1903 A.D connects the two sides of the george. The bridge offers views of the Jal Binayak shrine, Manjushree george and nearby Chovar cave Western part of gorge has been developing as a park in a concept of well managed recreation centre. And a project to install 33 ft high stone craved statue of Manjushree is going on in cooperation with experts.
Chovar is located the south of Kathmandu.It far 7 km.We can go their in Dashainkali bus route number 22.In chovar station we reach and 2 minute walk First we can see Lord Ganesh temple.Many of people come this temple. Most of people in come Tuesday,Saturday. and other occasion or festival. In side of temple Bagmati river. There is two long bridge one is old and another one is old. New bridge built in 2008 many bus,motorbike,car,van,etc go Lalitpur place. In side of temple there is one park which name is Manju Shree Park.many of people come their and visit beautiful garden and cave.Most of come there couple,friends and family,out of valley and foreign.India,Japan,America,Africa etc.
Kritipur, situated on a hillock (1,418m) is one of the oldest settlements in the kathmandu valley . like a museum,the town depictes the typical newari architecture accunts the town was founded by king Siva deva (1099-1126AD).How ever ,it is believed that the town has existed from the time of gopalvanansa (rule of the Gopalas). The settle ments are adorned with several religious tempels and shrines.The baghbhairav. Layaku and uma-mayaheshwor are hindu sites,while the chilanco complex is a Buddhist site housing the residence of bajracharoyas and shakyas,the buddhist community of kirtipur. Sri kirti vihara, a buddhist monastery bult in 1973 AD,liesin kirtipur
Day 4 : Departure
End of our services with departure transfer to the airport to board flight for your onward destination.
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| Adult | Above 12 years | $ 252 / Adult |
* Mentioned prices may vary depending upon date of travel, hotel availability, surge pricing and seasonal rush.
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| 4-10 pax | $215.00 |
| 11-19 pax | $185.00 |
| 20+ | $167.00 |
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| 2-3 pax | $275.00 |
| 4-10 pax | $238.00 |
| 11-19 pax | $209.00 |
| 20+ | $190.00 |
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| 2-3 pax | $396.00 |
| 4-10 pax | $359.00 |
| 11-19 pax | $329.00 |
| 20+ | $311.00 |
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