Bauddhanath, Pashipatinath & Swyambhunath Day Tour

Bauddhanath, Pashipatinath & Swyambhunath day tour is the combination of three famous religious places of Kathmandu valley which are frequently visited by large numbers of tourist & pilgrims all around the world. All this three pilgrimages are listed on world heritage site because of it religious significant.  

Boudhanath was built about 14th century after arrival of Tibetans refugee. And it was destroyed by the massive earthquake in 2015 including many others monuments and constructions. Among them Boudhanath is the first rebuild monument of Nepal. Nowadays you can see the Boudhanath same as before. It’s best holy place for not only Buddhist follower but also large numbers of tourist. This is the main attraction of Kathmandu valley. Everyday more than five thousand people visited this monument. During this visit you will see amazing art of Buddhist monks all around the stupa including large numbers statues of the Lord Buddha as well as praying wheels. As soon as you enter in this area your heart may feel with peace and you will experience mutual relationship of animals and human beings. You can see large numbers of pigeons are feeding by the visitors and the pigeons are not afraid with people. Around this stupa there are more than 23 monasteries. Lots of people visit this stupa & monastery to pray for peace every day and especially great worship is take place during the Budha Jayanti (birthday of Buddha) & Tibetan New Year.

Pashupatina is situated on the banks of the holy Bagmati. This temple is the famous Hindu temple in Nepal. The temple is dedicated to the Hindu God Lord Shiva and is one of the most ancient temples in Nepal built in the 5th Century which was destroyed by Islamic and it rebuild in the 17^th century that is the temple which we can see presently. The temple is built in pagoda style with gilded roofs. The main temple has four gates which are entirely made of silver. At the entrance of the temple lies a huge metallic statue of the bull named Nandi which is believed to serve as the vehicle to Lord Shiva. Nearby Pashupatinath lies the Guheshwori temple which is dedicated to Shivas consort. Nearby this temple Hindu people are bring for their funeral process after death.

Swyambhunath is one of the famous religious place it also a good view point of Kathmandu valley. It’s also known as the monkey temple because there are large troop of monkey can be seen around the Swyambhunath. This is one of the holiest Buddhist Chaityas in Nepal. As you enter this area you will see extremely large three Buddha’s statues. It is said to have evolved spontaneously when the valley was created out of a primordial lake more than 2,000 years ago. This stupa is the oldest of its kind in Nepal and has numerous shrines and monasteries on its premises. Swyambhu literally means "self-made land”. Legend has it that Swayambhu was born out of a lotus flower that bloomed in the middle of a lake that once spread across the Kathmandu Valley once. The largest image of the Sakyamuni Buddha in Nepal sits on a pedestal on the western boundary of Swayambhu. Behind the hilltop is a temple dedicated to Manjusri or Saraswati - the Goddess of learning. Chaityas, statues and shrines of Buddhist and Hindu deities fill the stupa complex. The base of the hill is almost entirely surrounded by prayer wheels that were recently installed.