Around the Kathmandu valley Trek

If you haven’t enough time to do a long trek in the Himalayan, it is can be your perfect destination to discover Nepalese culture and nature. In fact, the truth is most of the visitors who come to Nepal leave for Himalayas too quickly, without even giving a glimpse to natural and cultural treasures that they are staying closer to. Yes, we are talking about Kathmandu valley, which is the arrival point of tourists. Kathmandu is blessed with rich cultural heritage and enchanting natural beauty and has so many things that one can explore including unique buildings, temples, monasteries, durbar squares, ancient building sites and beautiful hills.

Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur all lying in the Kathmandu valley are one of the most beautiful and unique cities of Nepal. Most of the UNESCO World heritage sites of Nepal are situated in this valley. One can spend their time exploring the medieval villages, ancient temples, beautiful durbar squares and unique carvings in the old houses within easy walking distance. One can bask in the amazing view of Kathmandu city from famous Swayambhunath or visit the centre of Hindu pilgrims Pashupatinath temple. Just 2 km. further lays Bouddhanath, one of the biggest Stupa in the world. Changunarayan, at 2 hours walk from Bhaktapur is a must to see. A quick hike to the hills near the valleys leads you to a beautiful world full of panoramic views of Himalayas, pristine forest and amazing landscapes. Shivapuri, Nagarkot, Dhulikhel, Chisapani, Kakani are a must see place when you are in the valley.