Mount Everest
An extremely sought after site for hiking and trekking, the magnificent Mount Everest at Nepal is renowned worldwide for its daunting but mind blowing appeal. The highest mountain of the world (8,848 meters) is situated in Eastern Nepal ’s Kumbhu region.

Royal Chitwan National Park
The national wild life park in the capital city is blooming with biodiversity and promises a gala time to its nature enthusiastic visitors. The park is natural habitat to Asiatic tiger, leopard, one horned rhinoceros, sloth bear, gaur, wild boar, crocodile and so on.

Koshi Tapu Wildlife Reserve
A must watch for wildlife lovers, Koshi Tapu reserve is located on the banks of Sapta – Koshi rivers. This reserve is famous for its wild buffalo, gharial, crocodile and naughty dolphins. One can enjoy elephant watching, jungle walk, and bird watching here.

Lumbini
Lumbini is a World Heritage site and an important tourist spot, renowned all over the world for its religious and historical affluence. This is the place where prince Siddhartha was born who later attained enlightenment and became Lord Buddha.

Pashupatinath Temple
Pashupatinath Temple is a world famous temple of Hindus dedicated to Lord Shiva. A remarkable symbol of faith and belief, it’s a good place to get a feel of Nepalese culture, including gold painted images, glass paintings and others.

Dhulikhel
Located at 6000 ft. altitude, Dhulikhel is a community barely 20 miles from Kathmandu along the Chinese border. The height of Dhulikhel offers panoramic view of the beautiful Cho Oyu in the East and Himalchurli towards the West. A stop over at a local hamlet named Thimi is a must for a look at its commendable pottery and mask-making.

Swayumbhunath Temple
With monkeys all around it, Swayumbhunath is aptly known as ‘The monkey temple’. The temple dates back to 14th centuries and remains much the same. Belonging to the Buddhist faith, the temple delights tourists with its fine carvings on the walls, colorful lighting and charming Stupas.

Bodhnath Stupa
The 2500 years old Buddhist Stupa at Bodhnath is massive in both size and significance. The Stupa upholds the prevalence of Tibetan Buddhism in Nepal post Chinese invasion in 1959.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square
Dating back to 16th and 17th centuries, the Durbar Square is 35 km from Kathmandu . Bhaktapur is frequented by tourists for its royal palace, temples built in traditional Newar Pagoda style and the Golden Gate , which is truly pleasant owing to its architectural value.

Hanuman Dhoka
Hanuman Dhoka is a royal palace spread across five acres of land. The palace earlier belonged to the Malla Kings and later owned by the Shah dynasty. The palace is famous for a stone inscription by the late King Pratap Malla outside the palace, allegedly written in fifteen different languages. There is an idol of Lord Hanuman outside the darbar is worshipped by devotees.