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Day 01 Kuala
Lumpur/ Kathmandu (Dinner)
Depart to Kathmandu. Upon
arrival, transfer to hotel.
Day 02
Kathmandu (Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
We will begin with the city tour
and stop by Kathmandu Durbar Square (Kumari Temple) and
Swyambunath Stupa. Kathmandu Durbar Square, known as the
Gateway of Hanuman, consisting of a huge Royal square
imposing a variety of temples dedicated to different Hindu
Gods and Goddesses. Swyambunath Stupa is one of the
most popular and recognisable symbols of Nepal. The temple
is also known as the monkey temple, which is name after
the large tribe
of monkeys which guard the hills.
We
will then proceed to Patan Durbar Square, founded by King Veera Dev.
It is one of the oldest among the three cities of
Kathmandu Valley. Next, we stop for you to do some
shopping for carpets, jewellery and more at an arts and
crafts centre.
Day 03
Kathmandu
(Breakfast /
Lunch / Dinner)
Start the day with a city tour visit to Pashupatinath
Temple and Boudhanath Stupa. Pashupatinath Temple
is the most famous Hindu temple in Nepal. This 600-year
old temple is built in Pagoda Style and has gilded roof
and intricately carved silver doors.
Boudhanath Stupa is one of the oldest Buddhist monuments
ever built in the Himalayan kingdom. This building is
unique with its three-level and Mandala style platforms.
After lunch, it is free at own leisure. Enjoy
dinner with Nepalese cultural show.
Day 04
Kathmandu / Nagarkot
(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
Visit Bhaktapur Durbar Square, famous for the 15th
century palace with 55 windows, Golden Gate which is a
masterpiece of ancient art and Nyatapola Temple. After
lunch, it is free at own leisure in the resort. Don't miss
the spectacular view of Mount Everest and Himalayas at
sunset.
Day 05 Nagarkot / Kathmandu / Kuala Lumpur (Breakfast)
Enjoy the sunrise view, and after breakfast it is free
at own leisure or shopping. Later, transfer to airport for
flight back home.
Day 06
Kuala Lumpur
Back home with sweet memories of holiday.
Notes: The above
itinerary is subject to change without prior notice.
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