Activity: Tour

Your Kathmandu Pokhara Jomsom Tour spans Nepal’s cultural core and high desert landscapes. We traverse Kathmandu Valley, home to millions of residents, including the Newar communities, a culturally rich tribe of Nepal. Seven UNESCO sites occupy this 570 square kilometer valley basin. You witness priests performing dawn Aarti ceremonies at Pashupatinath Temple. This sacred site dates to the 5th century with gold-plated roofs.

Similarly, Boudhanath Stupa rises as one of Earth’s largest Buddhist monuments. Its white dome spans 120 meters in circumference. Next up, Bhaktapur Durbar Square displays 17th-century woodcarvings on the 55 Window Palace, while Potter’s Square demonstrates ceramic techniques unchanged for centuries.

From Kathmandu, we will head to Pokhara, which hosts over 600,000 residents in Gandaki Province at an elevation of 822 meters. Fewa Lake covers 4.43 square kilometers, where we boat for one hour. Tal Barahi Temple stands on an island in these clear waters. Davis Falls drops 100 meters into a rocky gorge with peak flow from June to September.

Meanwhile, Gupteshwor Cave requires descending 175 stone steps to reach its chamber. The Seti River Gorge cuts 50 meters deep through the city center. White water rushes at 3-meter width in narrow sections. Mahendra Cave extends 125 meters with a 3-meter Buddha-shaped column.

Jomsom serves as the Mustang District’s capital at 27043meters above sea level. We fly from Pokhara to Jomsom in a small aircraft carrying about 19 passengers. This 20-minute route reveals the Annapurna South and Dhaulagiri ranges at a wide angle. Nearby, Muktinath Temple rests at 3710 meters with 108 copper water spouts.

Hindu pilgrims bathe under these streams year-round, but slightly less in the colder seasons. The temple honors Lord Vishnu and Buddhist deities equally. Kali Gandaki Gorge forms the world’s deepest canyon between Dhaulagiri and Annapurna I. Local Thakali communities sell dried fruits and juniper incense.

The seven-day Kathmandu Pokhara Jomsom Tour itinerary balances urban exploration with high-altitude experiences. Day 6 takes you to Manakamana Temple via a 2.8-kilometer cable car ascending 750 meters. The Thamel neighborhood provides essential services with hundreds of shops and souvenir options. The Lakeside district in Pokhara offers dining with mountain views and a lake shore breeze.

You experience Hindu cremation ceremonies and Buddhist prayer wheel traditions. The journey covers hundreds of kilometers between Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Jomsom. This tour connects you with living traditions from valley temples to mountain shrines.

Are you looking for a meaningful, deep encounter with the Buddhist heritage of Nepal? If so, the Buddhist cultural tour in Nepal offered by Prime Holidays Travels and Tours is made just for you.

This tour is composed for those who aspire to learn about Buddha, his authentic birthplace, and his meditation practices from the spiritual teacher called the Lamas.

Our Buddhist cultural tour in Nepal will furnish you with detailed insights into Buddha, his life, and his profound philosophy. With the excellent, delicious views of Kathmandu and Lumbini, our Buddhist cultural tour in Nepal will also offer you enlightening information about Tibetan Buddhism.

In addition, you will have comfortable accommodations, the guidance of our expert guide, and thorough logistical arrangements throughout the tour.

Our Buddhist cultural tour in Nepal begins in Kathmandu with the visitation of the Boudhanath and Swayambhunath stupas. Both sites are highly regarded for their history and spiritual tradition by not only Buddhists but also Hindus.

Then, our journey will lead you to a significant Buddhist landmark of Pharping, a Newari town very close to Kathmandu. Every corner of this town tells the story of Guru Rinpoche’s legacy.

The Asura Cave, his meditation site, along with Sakya Tharig Monastery, White Gumba, and Neydo Tashi Pharping Monastery, are the delicate and most vital spots for Buddhist exploration here.

Our Buddhist cultural tour in Nepal will then fly you to the Terai town of Bhairahawa, from where you will be driven to Lumbini, the authentic bornplace of Buddha.

On the same day, you will visit the Maya Devi Temple, where a stone sculpture of Maya Devi giving birth to Buddha can be seen. You will then dedicate the following day in Lumbini to seeing the Ashoka Pillar, the Peace Pagoda, and international monastic sites.

The tour will then proceed to Tilaurakot, the exact birthplace of Prince Siddhartha, who later became Buddha. You can see the excavation of numerous archaeological sites of the palace of Prince Siddhartha.

Next, you will journey to Kudan, which was once called Nyigrodharama, the reunited spot of Buddha with his father after his enlightenment. You may also visit Gotihawa, thought to be the birthplace of Nirvana of Karkuchanda Buddha, who came before Shakyamuni Buddha in Nepal, Lumbini.

After this visit, our Buddhist cultural tour in Nepal concludes with your return to Kathmandu. After this tour, no doubt will remain in your mind about the true birthplace of Buddha.

Therefore, our Buddhist cultural tour in Nepal is literally a Feel Like Buddha tour suitable for participants of all ages at any time of the year.

Are you interested in a life-changing, insightful adventure in Nepal? If so, then come with Prime Holidays Travels and Tours’ Kathmandu, Nagarkot, and Chitlang educational tour, a tour in the immersion of Nepal’s rich culture, history, and surprising landscapes.

Our exceptional Kathmandu, Nagarkot, and Chitlang educational tour starts in Kathmandu. Here, you will learn about the Buddhist teachings on life and enlightenment at Swayambhunath Stupa and the historical legends and heritage of Kathmandu and Bhaktapur Durbar Squares.

Our tour will also take you to the southern part of Bhaktapur, where you will learn to create a masterpiece from black clay in the Pottery Square. To make our Kathmandu, Nagarkot, and Chitlang educational tour distinguished, we have also included a short hike to the ancient Changu Narayan Temple.

In this temple, the mythical sculptures of Garuda and Vishnu will reveal to you the amazing history and the beauty of ancient Nepalese art. The adventure will also offer you a closer contact with the spellbinding Himalayas in the green, peaceful hills of Nagarkot and Chandragiri.

Particularly, the 100 percent safe cable car ride to the summit of Chandragiri Hill is a highlight of our Kathmandu, Nagarkot, and Chitlang educational tour. The sky-kissing summits of Langtang, Ganesh, Annapurna, and Everest await your arrival here.

Our tour also features a small yet thrilling hike to Chitlang Village, a newly introduced popular tourist spot in the Makwanpur district. It is known for the warm hospitality of the Newari people and their authentic representation of Nepal’s diverse heritage.

Encircled by green, lush woodlands, Chitlang is a remarkable village. But the main highlight is the Indra Sarovar Lake, a large human-made reservoir for the Kulekhani hydropower plant. This lake is renowned for fishing and rowing, and we will also enjoy a boat ride on its clear surface.

There will also be an educational visit to the local schools in Chitlang Village and a tour of the organic resort, where you will learn about organic farming practices.

Our Kathmandu, Nagarkot, and Chitlang educational tour will then end with a cable car ride from Chandragiri and a drive back to Kathmandu.

Overall, our Kathmandu, Nagarkot, and Chitlang educational tour is not only an educational trip but also an inspiring tour for students, teachers, families, children, and individuals.

Everyone can cultivate a deeper understanding and appreciation of Nepal’s natural beauty, cultural richness, and timeless traditions. So educate your students beyond the classroom, inspire yourself beyond new horizons, and create new fond memories for life with our Kathmandu, Nagarkot, and Chitlang educational tour.

Prime Holidays Travels and Tours invite you on an immersive four-day Kathmandu Nagarkot tour that will allow you to have an in-depth exploration of the ancient cities of the Kathmandu Valley.

Not only Kathmandu Valley, but our Kathmandu Nagarkot tour will also take you to the gentle hill of Nagarkot. Here, the magnificently spectacular views of the mountains, hills, and the grand Himalayas will awaken your inner self.

These two parts of our Kathmandu Nagarkot tour complement each other perfectly, as they ultimately share a common vision. Therefore, if you wish to discover a contemporary country filled with delightful surprises, the Kathmandu Nagarkot tour is an experience you should not miss.

For the entire tour, you will receive unwavering support, assistance, and guidance from our English-speaking licensed guide, along with our certified professional driver and spacious vehicle.

During the first segment of our Kathmandu Nagarkot tour, you will visit the UNESCO monuments of the Kathmandu Valley. These include the self-manifested Swayambhunath Buddhist Stupa, and the very busy yet colorful social, religious, and urban centers of the Kathmandu and Patan Durbar Squares.

These squares are the complexes that reveal the refined craftsmanship of the Newari people. You will also see the Buddhist life at Boudhanath and the significant Hindu influence at Pashupatinath Temple.

Additionally, you will tour around the medieval town of Bhaktapur Durbar Square, which seems to appear directly out of some Asian fairytale story. Finally, our Kathmandu Nagarkot tour will take you to Nagarkot (2195 m).

Here, you will catch your breath amid the towering, magical Himalayas of Nepal. The otherworldly sunset and sunrise over Manaslu, Hiunchuli, Rolwaling, Annapurna I and II, Jugal Himal, Ganesh Himal, Gyaltzen Peak, Gaurishankar, Shisapangma, Langtang, Dorje Lakpa, and Annapurna South will make your Kathmandu Nagarkot tour truly fulfilling and enriching.

Our Kathmandu Nagarkot tour suits people of all ages and fitness levels, while each Nepali season offers you a varied experience. In addition, the short time frame of the tour makes it an excellent trip for people with constrained holiday time.