Treks Himalaya private day tours offer Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur, there are a number of other charming major places of Kathmandu valley, temples and stupas scattered around the valley starting from 9 am after breakfast to 5 pm every day during the tours period stop for lunch. One of these is probably the best-known site in Nepal the Buddhist temple of Swayambhunath. The temple is known as the 'monkey temple', after the large tribe of chatty monkeys which guard the hill, amusing visitors and fan with their tricks, including descending stylishly down the long double banisters of the main stair. The soaring central stupa is topped by a golden block feature the attentive eyes of Buddha. Set around the base is a incessant series of prayer wheels which pilgrims, circling the stupa.

Beyond Swayambhunath, on the banks of the Bagmati River, is Pashupatinath, the country's pre-eminent Hindu temple and one of the most significant Shiva temples on the subcontinent. As the Bagmati is a holy river, Pashupatinath has become a popular place to be cremated the ghats (river steps) directly in front of the temple are kept for the cremation of royalty, while those a little more south are for the common people.

Another site with a religious significance is the huge Bodhnath stupa, which is the largest in the country and among the largest in the world. It is also the centre for Nepal's considerable inhabitants of Tibetans. Late afternoon is a good time to visit. This is when prayer services are held and the locals turn out to walk around the stupa. Kathmandu valley is a number of temple, monasteries and stupas but be discreet and deferential if you propose visiting them.

The Kathmandu valley, the capital of federal democratic republic of Nepal, marketable and well-known heart of Nepal. Increase across an area of 360 square kilometers and at an altitude of 1401 meter above the sea level, Kathmandu is an overseas and attractive showcase of a very rich society, art and tradition. The valley, approximately elliptical bowl gauge 24 km east west and 19 km north south, is surrounded by a range of green terraced hills and scattered by compact bunch of red smooth covered houses.

Amazing fable speak that the valley was once enclosed by a lake until the Bodhisattva Manjushri hoist his sword of wisdom and sliced a channel through the mountain walls, draining the water and generate the first settlements. The valley clinches most of Nepal’s ethnic groups, but Newars are the original inhabitants and the creator of the valley’s impressive society.
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