Upon Arrival At Tribhuvan International Airport, You’Ll Be Received By Our Local Representative And Then Shall Proceed Towards Nagarkot. Overnight At The Hotel. Nagarkot, Located 32 Kilometers East Of Kathmandu, Is One Of The Most Scenic Spots In Bhaktapur District And Is Renowned For Its Spectacular Sunrise View Of The Himalaya When The Weather Is Clear. Visitors Often Travel To Nagarkot From Kathmandu To Spend The Night So That They Can Be There For The Breathtaking Sunrise. Nagarkot Has Become Famous As One Of The Best Spots To View Mount Everest As Well As Other Snow-Topped Peaks Of The Himalayan Range Of Eastern Nepal. It Also Offers An Excellent View Of The Indrawati River Valley To The East. With An Elevation Of 2,195 Meters, Nagarkot Also Offers A Panoramic View Of The Valley And Is Described By Visitors As A Place Whose Beauty Endures Year Round. Many Visitors Prefer To Visit Nagarkot In The Spring When Surrounding Valleys Break Out In A Rich Kaleidoscope Of Different Coloured Flowers. The Flowers Are Beautiful Against The Serene Backdrop Of The Snow-Covered Mountains. Ever Popular Among The Tourists Are The Short Treks And Picnics Which Nagarkot Offers. Treks From Nagarkot Are Unique And Delightful

After Breakfast Drive To Kathmandu. Check In The Hotel. Afternoon Half Day City Tour Swoyambhunath The Four Seeing Eyes Of Swoyambhunath Stupa Watch Over The Valley From The Top Of 77-M High Hillock On Western Side. This Most Glorious Stupa In The World, Is One Of The Holiest Buddhist Sites In Nepal And Its Establishment Is Linked To The Creation Of Kathmandu Valley Out Of A Primordial Lake. The Surroundings Of The Swoyambhunath Are Covered With Small Chaityas & Monasteries As Well As Some Hindu Temples. The National Museum And The Museum Of Natural History Are Situated At The Foot Of The Hill. Kathmandu Durbar Square: This Complex Of Palaces, Courtyards And Temples, Built Between 12Th And 18Th Centuries, Used To Be The Seat Of Ancient Malla Kings Of Kathmandu. It Is The Place Where Kings Of Nepal Are Crowned And Their Coronations Solemnized. An Intriguing Piece Here Is The 17Th Century Stone Inscription Set Into The Wall Of The Palace With Writings In 15 Languages. Kumari Temple: Kumari Temple Is The Residence Of The Living Goddess. Kumari, Known As Virgin Goddess Has Got Some Specialties, She Must Be Chosen From A Typical Newari Cast With No Body Marks & Injuries & Will Be Replaced By Another Kumari After Puberty. Kasthamandap: Kasthamandap Is Believed To Be Constructed From The Wood Of A Single Tree In The Sixteenth Century Situated Near To The Kumari Temple. The Name Kathmandu Was Named After This Temple. Rest Day Free For Leisure. Overnight At Hotel

After Breakfast, Half Day Sightseeing Tour Of Pashupatinath & Boudhanath Boudhanath Boudhanath Is Among The Largest Stupas In South Asia, And It Has Become The Focal Point Of Tibetan Buddhism In Nepal. The White Mound Looms Thirty-Six Meters Overhead. The Stupa Is Located On The Ancient Trade Route To Tibet, And Tibetan Merchants Rested And Offered Prayers Here For Many Centuries. When Refugees Entered Nepal From Tibet In The 1950S, Many Of Them Decided To Live Around Bouddhanath. They Established Many Gompas, And The "Little Tibet" Of Nepal Was Born. This "Little Tibet" Is Still The Best Place In The Valley To Observe Tibetan Lifestyle. Monks Walk About In Maroon Robes. Tibetans Walk With Prayer Wheels In Their Hands, And The Rituals Of Prostration Are Presented To The Buddha As Worshippers Circumambulate The Stupa On Their Hands And Knees, Bowing Down To Their Lord. Pashupatinath Pashupatinath Is The Holiest Hindu Pilgrimage Destination In Nepal. There Are Linga Images Of Shiva Along With Statues, Shrines, And Temples Dedicated To Other Deities In The Complex. A Temple Dedicated To Shiva Existed At This Site In Ad 879. However, The Present Temple Was Built By King Bhupatindra Malla In 1697. A Gold-Plated Roof, Silver Doors, And Woodcarvings Of The Finest Quality Decorate The Pagoda Construction. Guheswari Temple, Restored In Ad 1653, Represents The Female "Force". It Is Dedicated To Satidevi, Shiva'S First Wife, Who Gave Up Her Life In The Flames Of Her Father'S Fire Ritual. The Bagmati River Flows Close By And The Arya Ghat Cremation Grounds Are Here. We Strongly Advise Photographers Not To Take Photos Of Cremations And Of Bereaved Families. Sadhus, Sages Who Follow The Lifestyle Of Shiva, May Be Seen Covered In Ashes And Loin-Cloths. They Ask For Money In Case You Want To Take Their Photos. The Main Pashupatinath Courtyard May Be Entered By Those Of Hindu Faith Only. Rest Day Free For Leisure. Overnight At Hotel

After Breakfast, Transfer To The Airport To Board Your Onward Flight.