Cultural and Heritage Tour one day tour

2 Hours

Khokana is a small, quiet Newari village famous for its traditional lifestyle and mustard oil production. It's approximately eight kilometers south of Kathmandu and only a short drive away. As you explore through its small narrow streets lined with red-brick buildings, you will discover locals living in the same way that their forefathers did for generations. Khokana's peaceful environment and friendly inhabitants make it an ideal site to witness authentic rural life in the Kathmandu Valley. People may also be seen drying chillies, garlic, and grains in open courtyards, showcasing the simplicity and hard labor of country life. The friendly atmosphere here makes every visitor feel welcome and linked to the origins of Nepalese culture.

2 Hours

Bungamati, another neighboring village, is around nine kilometers away from the center of Kathmandu. It is supposed to be the birthplace of Lord Rato Machhindranath, the valley's guardian god. This community is full of devotion and culture, with old beliefs and local traditions still influencing daily life. You can explore historic temples, lovely courtyards, and watch local artisans carve wood and make traditional items. The style of life here displays how closely religion and daily life are interconnected in Nepalese culture. Even after the 2015 earthquake, Bungamati retains its traditional appeal, serving as a living symbol of faith, strength, and community spirit.

2 Hours

Patan Durbar Square is the final stop of the tour which is located around five kilometers away from central Kathmandu. It is one of Nepal's most beautiful and historically significant royal squares, and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The area is full with old temples, palaces, and courtyards furnished with magnificent wood and metal carvings that demonstrate the extraordinary ability of Newari artisans. Patan symbolizes the royal charm and artistic elegance of old Nepal, where history, culture, and religion coexist in a vibrant and beautiful atmosphere. Walking through Patan's historic streets, you may witness local artisans at work, visit museums, and appreciate the city's ageless beauty, which makes it a genuine gem of the Kathmandu Valley. This visit offers not only stunning sights but also a deep understanding of Nepal’s proud heritage and artistic spirit.