1-Day Kathmandu World Heritage City Tour - From Kathmandu Nepal

Nepal, Kathmandu,the Triple 1 Day Treat takes you on a detailed exploration of three of the top UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Kathmandu Valley. This private tour allows you time to explore all of the amazing temples as well as palaces that these places have to offer. Included in the tour are:

• Pashupatinath – The most sacred Hindu site in Nepal (and one of the most sacred in all of Hinduism). It features nearly 500 temples lining both sides of the sacred Bagmati River. Here see Hindu priests teaching, the funeral ghats as well as seeing a myriad of temples with holy men in a variety of dress.
• Kathmandu Durbar Square – This is the home of the kings of Nepal up until 2007 when the country became a republic. Here there are nearly 60 ancient temples, representing the architecture of three different royal dynasties. There is also the Kumari palace where the living goddess resides, and you can visit. It is also the site of the ancient royal palace where visitors were received by the kings of Nepal.
• Patan Durbar Square – Once its own kingdom, Patan is called the City of Arts because of its beautiful stone carvings. The temples here reflect beautifully and intricately carved buildings and idols, plus a museum of the finest of Patan’s amazing art. There is also an royal palace known for its architecture.

The Triple 1 Day Treat includes your own private vehicle with an experienced and highly qualified driver to take you to the three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Your licensed, experienced city guide knows the history as well as having the knowledge to explain to you the unique perspectives as presented by the various temples. He will explain how Hinduism and Buddhism have merged into its own unique blend of theology as you see this amazing synergy found nowhere else in the world.

Also included are all admission fees, including entry into the Patan Museum to view the amazing pieces of art. The Triple 1 Day Treat will allow you plenty of time to explore each of the sites without feeling rushed. It’s the best way to appreciate the amazing UNESCO World Heritage Sites here in the Kathmandu Valley.