Day 3

Drive Kathmandu - Nagarkot ( 35 Kms / 1 Hr )

This morning embark on a short drive north east of Kathmandu, to Nagarkot (approx 2200 meters). Nagarkot is famous for its panoramic views of the snowy Himalayan peaks including a distant pyramid of Mount Everest (subject to weather conditions).

Enroute, visit Bhaktapur which was the former capital of the valley, and was once a flourishing city on the trade route to Tibet. Today, Bhaktapur is like an open air museum with large areas open to pedestrian access - it is a store house of mediaeval art and architecture. Interesting places to explore include the renowned Durbar square, Golden Gate at the Palace of 55 Windows, Potters square which houses the elephant headed Lord Ganesha temple who is believed to be the patron of potters in Nepal. Bhaktapur houses a variety of Hindu and Buddhist temples including Nepal’s largest Shiva Linga. You may also see artisans engaged in Bhaktapur’s traditional crafts of pottery and weaving. Upon arrival in Nagarkot, check in at your hotel for overnight stay. Enjoy fascinating sunset views of the Himalayas in the evening.

5* Hotels: Club Himalaya or similar
4* Hotels: Country Villa or similar

Day 4

Drive Nagarkot - Kathmandu

Early this morning, enjoy spectacular sunrise views of the Himalayan peaks at Nagarkot. This is the best close range Himalayan vantage point from anywhere in the Kathmandu Valley.

Culture Connection:

Option for visit to Changu Narayan Temple: After breakfast, you have the option to drive and walk to Changu Narayan Temple - with views of Sankhu village to the right and Bhaktapur to the left. Changu Narayan is situated at the end of a long ridge which runs well into the Kathmandu Valley, it is said to have been built by King Hari Dutta in 323 AD and said to be one of the oldest temple in the Valley. The temple is decorated with magnificent sculptures and artworks made of metal and woodcarvings. This is the finest example of Nepalese pagoda architecture. The inscription at Changu Narayan is the oldest recorded in history, dating to the 4th century (at extra charge).

This afternoon visit the Patan Durbar Square. Patan is known for its museum, temples and superb craftsmanship of its artisans. Patan Durbar has been acclaimed as one of the finest urban streetscapes in the world.

Drive back to Kathmandu for overnight stay.

Culture Connection:

Option for Dinner with Cultural Performance: In the evening, you have the option to savour some traditional Nepalese cuisine with cultural performances at a local restaurant. A great way to bid good bye to the people of Nepal. (at extra charge )

5* Hotels: Radisson or similar
4* Hotels: Hotel Grand or similar

Day 5

Kathmandu ( DEPARTURE )

You will be transferred to the airport to catch your flight.

Included

- Accommodation on twin sharing basis.
- Daily buffet breakfast.
- Meeting and assistance on arrival and departures.
- Chauffeured air-conditioned vehicles for all transfers, excursions and sightseeing tours.
- Local English speaking guide for sightseeing and excursion tours.
- Monument Entrance Fees.
- All currently applicable taxes.

Not Included

- Expenses of personal nature like laundry, telephone, fax, internet, beverages, camera / video camera fee at monuments, medical expenses, airport departure tax etc.
- Local payments in domestic currency, such as tips and gratuities.
- Domestic / International air fare.
- Single room supplement .
- Nepal Visa Fees and departure tax.
- Any other services not mentioned in Price Inclusions above

-Usual check in time at hotels is 14:00 Hrs and Check out time is 12:00 noon.

-In case of any significant foreign exchange fluctuations or amendment in local Government taxes, or any fuel hike, price might increase resulting in extra costs after the booking is made. The provider reserves their right to adjust the tour price accordingly.