Kathmandu World Heritage Site

The social and conventional center point of Nepal, Kathmandu is home to a few World Heritage Sites.

In the event that you are a history and building fanatic, this visit is ideal for you. It is a voyage through painstakingly chosen legacy destinations.

It exhibits the rich history and culture of the Nepalese individuals. This visit will leave you tempted by the astonishing craftsmanship of the Nepalese individuals.

This is a one day visit which begins from Kathmandu Durbar Square. This square perplexing is a living historical center of old structures and sanctuaries.

The following stop will be the Swayambhu Temple, which is broadly known as the monkey sanctuary.

Over the sanctuary, you will likewise get a delightful all encompassing perspective on the whole Kathmandu Valley.

You will at that point visit the Pashupatinath Temple, the most well known Hindu sanctuary in Kathmandu.

Boudha Stupa is a standout amongst the most famous places of interest in Kathmandu. The magnificence and tastefulness of this stupa is something you can’t articulate.

The last goal of this visit is the Patan Durbar Square. Like Kathmandu Durbar Square, this complex is a building heaven.

You will get the opportunity to see antiquated sanctuary structures and attempt nearby Newari hotels around here. Blend with the nearby individuals and become familiar with a couple of things about their day by day life.

Kathmandu World Heritage sites

Pashupatinath

Pashupatinath temple which is among the four main temple to worship Lord Shiva lies at the north-east part of Kathmandu. It is one of the main attraction for Hindus visiting Nepal. It lies in the bank of Bagmati river which is considered as holy river in Nepal. Pashupatinath area is listed in UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE.

Nearly, 1 million people visit Pashupatinath during a major Hindus festival Maha Shiva Ratri. This is a place where you can witness religious, cultural and spiritual experiences.

Swayambhunath

Swayambhunath is one of the oldest religious monument in Kathmandu. It is located at a hill top which look over Kathmandu valley. The architecture consists of a stupa a variety of shrines and temples. You cam complete this tour in 2 hours.

Boudhanath

Boudhanath is a special pilgrimage site for Buddhist. Many people come here to relax and meditate. It is one of the major destinations for Buddhist in Nepal and from all around the world.

Kathmandu Durbar Square

Kathmandu Durbar Square is a front of old kingdom of Kathmandu. The Kathmandu durbar square consists of several palaces among which some have been partially destroyed in the earthquake. This site dates back from early Licchavi period which  has been renovated and reconstructed from time to time.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Bhaktapur lies on the Eastern piece of Kathmandu valley. Otherwise called Bhadgaon or Khwopa, Bhaktapur is viewed as the residence old Nepali culture, custom and charming expressions bits of brilliant craftsmanship. Each authentic landmark speaks to medieval culture, religious and custom of Nepal. Newari people has to a great extent overwhelmed Bhaktapur. Bhaktapur is the main spot in Nepal which has stayed immaculate by western culture. Lion Gate, Golden Gate, Art Gallery, Statue of King Bhupatindra, Nyatapola Temple and fifty-five windowed Malla royal residence are the living prides of Bhaktapur. The spot houses best eateries and lodging to take into account the necessities and prerequisites of travelers.

Patan Durbar Square 

Lying associated with the 5 kms South-East of Kathmandu Valley by Bagmati River, 459 hectares of Patan is limited by 4 stupas worked by Emperor Ashoka in the third century BC as recorded in the history. Patan is likewise called Lalitpur. There are a few legend joined to the birthplace of the term, Lalitpur. One such legend says that in the old time Kathmandu was inundated with extreme dry season and three individuals were allocated to bring God Red Machhendranath from Kamaru Kamachhya, a spot in Assam, India, into the valley for rainfalls. Among the three individuals one was a rancher named Lalit who accepted to have contributed more. At the point when downpour at last filled the valley, individuals as an indication of appreciation sanskritized the valley after his name and the term ‘pur’ which means township and was at last named as Lalitpur. Another story flaunts that the valley was named in the wake of ruler Yalamber. Patan individuals allude to Patan as Yala. History has it that Patan was established in the third century by the Kirat tradition and later was displayed into flawlessness by Lichhavis in the 6th century pursued by Malla line. At present Lalitpur sub metropolitan city has been arranged into 22 wards. This city shows a blend of best conventional specialties and rich creative legacy. Patan Durbar Square, Mahaboudha Temple, Kumbeshwor sanctuary, Krishna Temple, Golden Temple or Hiranya Varna Mahavihar, Mulchowk, Jagat Narayan Temple, Big Bell, Pillar of Yognarendra Malla, Hari Shanker sanctuary, Vishwanath sanctuary, Bhimsen sanctuary, Marga Hiti, Mani Mandap, Café Pagoda, Rato Machhendra Temple, Minnath, Rudra Varna Mahavihar and so on are the real attractions of Patan.

Changunarayan

Two-layered Changunarayan sanctuary is 15 kilometers from Kathmandu city. Since this is the sanctuary of Lord Vishnu, likewise called Narayan and is arranged close Changu, the sanctuary has been named so. Stone engraving of 464 A.D and other building perfect work of art highlighted in the sanctuary grandstand old history of Nepal. The sanctuary likewise exhausts the models of Vishnu’s ten manifestations; Vishwaroop, Vishnu Vikranta, Vishnu riding Garuda, Nar-Singha Vishnu and so on. Sanctuaries of Kileswar Shiva, Chinnamasta Devi and different divine beings and goddesses are likewise present in the region of Changunarayan sanctuary. The sanctuary gives an amazing perspective on Manohara River falling through rich vegetation.