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LUMBINI
POKHARA
KATHMANDU
JANKPUR
NAGARKOT
The Pashupatinath temple is one of the important Hindu shrine located on
the bank of river Bagmati. Pashupatinath temple is devoted to Lord Shiva.
Thousands of devotees come to Pashupatinath temple to offer their prayers
and seek blessings from God Shiva. One of the major Festivals of the
temple is Maha Shivaratri, Bala Chaturthi, and Teej on that day over 1
million devotees visit here. Teej is one of the most celebrated festivals at
Pashupatinath Temple. Teej festival is celebrated by Hindu Nepali women
for long life, the happiness of their husbands. During all these festivals, the
temple is adorned with lights and garlands and takes on an ethereal
appearance. This temple complex was inscribed on the UNESCO World
Heritage Sites' list in 1979.
01. Pashupatinath Temple
Phewa Lake is the hub of attraction in Pokhara. The lake lies at the
altitude of 742 meters and occupies 4.43 km2 of area. The average depth
of the lake is about 8.6 meters. It is a semi-natural freshwater lake
enveloped by rani ban or queen's forest and stunning reflection of the
Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges in the clear lake waters. It is
also a perfect place to experience the ever so glorious Himalayan sunrises.
It has some religious significance too as it is known for the sacred Tal
Barahi Temple located on an island in the lake. The lake is famous for
boating on the bank of the lake which provides the visitors with the tour
of the lake. One can hire a boat and visit around the floating on the
surface of the beautiful lake.
Opening & Closing Timing | 9:00 Am to 5:00 PM | Entry Fee | No Entry
Fee 05. Muktinath tour
Shanti Stupa is a magnificent Buddhist pagoda-style monument which adds
beauty to the Pokhara Valley. It is a perfect vacation place presenting a clear
view of the Himalayan range, Fewa Lake and Pokhara city. The hilltop
presents a splendid view of sunrise and sunset. Shanti Stupa also is known as
Peace Pagoda is located on Anadu Hill of the former Pumdi Bhumdi Village
Development Committee, in the district of Kaski, Nepal. The pagoda is 115
feet tall and 344 feet in diameter It was built by Nipponzan-Myohoji monk
Morioka Sonin with local supporters under the guidance of Nichidatsu Fujii,
a Buddhist monk and the founder of Nipponzan-Myohoji. Shanti is a Sanskrit
word meaning peace, and Shanti Stupa means Peace Pagoda. Shanti Stupa in
Pokhara is the first World Peace Pagoda in Nepal and seventy-first pagoda
built by Nipponzan-Myohoji in the world.Opening & Closing Timing | 9:00
06. Shanti Stupa, Pokhara Am to 5:00 PM | Entry Fee | No Entry Fee
Nagarkot, nestled in the hills east of Kathmandu Valley, is a serene hill station renowned for its panoramic
views of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest. Situated at an altitude of around 2,200 meters, Nagarkot
offers visitors a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, with its cool climate, lush
landscapes, and tranquil ambiance.
The highlight of a visit to Nagarkot is undoubtedly the awe-inspiring sunrise and sunset vistas over the
Himalayan range. On a clear day, the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, including Everest, Lhotse, and
Langtang, glisten in the sunlight, creating a breathtaking spectacle that leaves visitors in awe.
Aside from its stunning mountain views, Nagarkot is also a popular destination for hiking and nature
walks. The surrounding hills are dotted with picturesque trails that lead through forests, terraced fields,
and quaint villages, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area and
encounter local flora and fauna along the way.
Nagarkot is also home to several resorts, hotels, and guesthouses offering comfortable accommodation
options with stunning mountain views. Many visitors choose to spend a night in Nagarkot to fully
experience the tranquility of the surroundings and witness the magical sunrise over the Himalayas before
returning to Kathmandu or continuing their journey to other destinations in Nepal.
Overall, Nagarkot's idyllic setting, captivating mountain vistas, and opportunities for outdoor adventure
make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat in the lap of the
Himalayas.
Janakpur
Janakpur is a historic city located in the southeastern Terai region of Nepal. Renowned as the birthplace of
Goddess Sita and the setting for the ancient Hindu epic Ramayana, Janakpur holds immense cultural and
religious significance for Hindus worldwide.
The focal point of Janakpur is the Janaki Mandir, a magnificent temple dedicated to Goddess Sita, also
known as Janaki. Constructed in an impressive blend of Mughal and Hindu architectural styles, the temple
attracts devotees who come to pay homage to the goddess and seek blessings for marital harmony and
prosperity.
Aside from the Janaki Mandir, Janakpur boasts several other sacred sites and shrines associated with the
Ramayana, including the Ram Sita Vivah Mandap (the wedding venue of Lord Ram and Sita) and the
Dhanush Sagar (the pond where Lord Ram broke Shiva's bow).
Janakpur is also known for its vibrant cultural heritage, with colorful festivals and religious processions
celebrated throughout the year. The city comes alive during festivals like Vivah Panchami, which
commemorates the divine marriage of Lord Ram and Sita, and Ram Navami, the birthday of Lord Ram,
attracting pilgrims and tourists from far and wide.
Furthermore, Janakpur offers visitors a glimpse into the traditional way of life of the Maithili people, with
its bustling bazaars, intricate handicrafts, and delectable cuisine adding to the city's charm. Overall,
Janakpur is a sacred pilgrimage site and cultural gem that offers a unique blend of spirituality, history,
and tradition.
Chitwan
The Chitwan National Park is a sanctuary for a diverse array of flora and fauna, including endangered
species such as the one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tiger, and gharial crocodile. Visitors to the park have
the opportunity to embark on safaris, either by jeep or on elephant back, to observe these magnificent
creatures in their natural habitat.
Aside from its wildlife, Chitwan is also home to indigenous Tharu communities, whose vibrant culture and
traditions add to the region's allure. Travelers can immerse themselves in Tharu cultural experiences,
including traditional dance performances, village tours, and homestays, gaining insight into the unique
way of life of these resilient people.
Furthermore, Chitwan offers a plethora of outdoor activities for adventure enthusiasts, such as
birdwatching, canoeing along the Rapti River, and nature walks through lush forests. The region's tranquil
surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for relaxation and rejuvenation amidst nature.
In addition to its natural and cultural attractions, Chitwan boasts comfortable accommodations ranging
from luxury resorts to budget-friendly lodges, ensuring a comfortable stay for visitors of all preferences
and budgets.
Overall, Chitwan encapsulates the essence of Nepal's natural beauty and cultural heritage, offering an
unforgettable experience for those seeking adventure, wildlife encounters, or simply a peaceful retreat in
the heart of nature.
D O C UME N T S R E Q U I R E D F O R C R O S SING NEPAL BORDER
Voter ID and passport is required for crossing Nepal border Aadhar card
or passport is required for the taking Muktinath Permit 1 Passport size
photo for per pax / 2000 or 500 rupees note is not allowed inside the
Nepal
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