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Nagarkot is 32 km NE of Kathmandu on the northern fringe of the Kathmandu valley. Nagarkot is famous for its Himalayan views- the Himalayan peaks at sunrise are a magnificent sight to behold. Nagarkot is situated at 2,195 meters above the sea level and is the second highest hill around Kathmandu Valley.Located 7000 ft above sea level, Nagarkot is a world famous international hillstation commanding the killer panorama of the snowcapped Himalayas, rolling hills, deep valleys and pine forests in a quiant rural atmosphere.Considered as the best viewpoint spot to enjoy the magnificent sunrise and sunset over the Himalayas, Nagarkot commands one of the broadest views of the Himalayas in the Kathmandu valley from where we can see the breathtaking views of the 8 major himalayan ranges of Nepal out of 13 from here. The ranges include Annapurna range, Manaslu range, Ganesh Himal range, Langtang range, Jugal range, Rolwaling range, Mahalanguar range(also known as Everest range) and numbur range with splendid views of the kathmandu valley in the west.As it is located in a strategic location, Nagarkot was an ancient fort of the Kathmandu valley to monitor external activities of another kingdom. Later, it became a summer retreat places for the royals before becoming popular as a summer retreat place. Nagarkot has been the favorite summer resort of Kings and Maharajas for its cool climate and the scenic beauty around. Rana Priminister Chandra Shumsher who was advised by his physicians to retreat at the Nagarkot built the summer palace called ‘Bhangeri Durbar’.During the Coronation of the late King Birendra in 1975, the road was metalled, so that the royal guests from 100 nations, could witness the most spectacular sunset and sunrise over the Himalayas, from the best vantage point. Nagarkot offers the panoramic view of host of 8000 m+ giant peaks of Tibet and Nepal including the Mt. Everest.So near yet so far from heat, dust, smoke and city’s hustle-bustle.

Kathmandu Durbar Square is a fascinating place where history, culture, and architecture come together in the heart of Kathmandu. Walking through the square feels like stepping back in time, surrounded by ancient temples, royal palaces, and beautifully carved wooden structures. The atmosphere is lively with locals, visitors, and traditional vendors, making it a vibrant cultural hub. Highlights like the Kumari Ghar and Hanuman Dhoka Palace showcase Nepal’s rich heritage and craftsmanship. Despite the damage from the 2015 earthquake, restoration work continues, preserving its timeless beauty. Visiting during sunset adds a magical touch, as the golden light reflects off the historic buildings, creating a truly unforgettable experience.

At the heart of Thamel, every step feels alive with color, culture, and energy. This vibrant neighborhood in Kathmandu is a paradise for travelers—packed with cozy cafés, lively bars, and endless souvenir shops. From handmade crafts to trekking gear, there’s something for everyone. The narrow streets buzz with music, laughter, and the scent of delicious Nepali food. Whether you're planning a Himalayan adventure or just soaking in the atmosphere, Thamel offers an unforgettable blend of chaos and charm that captures the true spirit of Nepal.

Ancient stupa.... With lots of mind blowing and fascinating story of a mother and her 3 sons who built this stupa.... Inspiring story.... Buddhist myth believes that this stupa is wish fulfilling stupa....

🛕 Pashupatinath Temple – Spiritual Heart of KathmanduPashupatinath Temple is one of Nepal’s most sacred Hindu sites, nestled along the banks of the Bagmati River in Kathmandu. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this UNESCO World Heritage site enchants visitors with its intricate pagoda-style architecture, gilded roofs, and beautifully carved wooden struts. The temple is a vibrant center of spirituality, especially during festivals like Maha Shivaratri, when thousands of devotees gather in devotion. The surrounding ghats, sacred rituals, and the serene river setting create a deeply immersive cultural experience. Pashupatinath Temple is not only a religious landmark but also a place where tradition, devotion, and heritage converge beautifully.

走进巴德岗杜巴广场，就像闯进了尼泊尔的历史长卷。它坐落于加德满都谷地，作为中世纪尼泊尔艺术、建筑的集大成者，是联合国教科文组织认证的世界文化遗产，堪称“露天博物馆”。广场上，红砖古建紧密排列，木雕、石雕随处可见。窗棂、廊柱上的图案精美繁复，人物、动物、神灵等形象栩栩如生，静静讲述着往昔故事。尼亚塔波拉神庙是广场的标志，这座五层宝塔直插云霄，近千级台阶旁，神兽、力士雕像威严伫立。这里也是尼泊尔人生活的写照。妇女在古井边打水，孩童在石板路上嬉笑，老人于台阶上休憩闲聊。街边手工艺品店满是唐卡、木雕、陶器，令人忍不住挑选一番。2015年地震重创广场，许多建筑受损严重。虽部分已在修复，但残垣断壁仍在诉说灾难。这也让人们越发珍视这些历史遗迹，警醒着文化遗产保护的重要性。巴德岗杜巴广场，是视觉享受、心灵洗礼，更是与历史的对话，值得每位游客放慢脚步，细细品味。

Patan Durbar Square is more than just a museum of ancient architecture. It is also a living cultural hub, where traditional Newari arts and crafts are still practiced today. Visitors can wander through the narrow streets and alleyways of the square, admiring the intricate wood carvings on the houses and shops, and listening to the sounds of traditional music and dance.

On my first day at Kathmandu, Swayambhu Mahachaitya was my first stop. Unlike other tourist spots, I didn't have to purchase tickets for this. (Either that or i missed the ticketing booth😭)Good place to immerse in. Cafes around, with souvenir shops and also amazing view of the city.

庙不是很大，名气一般，走进去有一尊比较华丽的雕像，手里拿着金莲花，卧倒在蛇的身上，活灵活现。

garden of dream have kathmandu Foreign is a very internal garden and fun all see and click picture so butyfull place