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The Kathmandu valley with a space of 257 sq. miles is the social focus of Nepal. In the backstreets of the clamoring city, Newars actually solemnize their well established spiritualist celebrations in the premises of archaic royal residences and sanctuaries. Kathmandu has more than 130 broadly perceived landmarks with gatherings of 7 making Kathmandu the UNESCO Heritage site. The city that remained reserved to the change that the world had gone through, has a ton to advise from Tantric sensuality to Hippy's maryjane experience.
Kathmandu Tour is a blend of social touring, Himalayan landscape and climbing or short trip. The rich slopes in the edges give ground to Himalayan touring and short and beautiful social trip.
The Kathmandu valley has a conventional just as an advanced setting. Encircled by mountains on all sides, the valley comprises of three urban communities of memorable, social and political significance - Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur. The valley is at 1136 m. above ocean level.
Go along with us on this stunning day visit through Kathmandu.
Kathmandu
Durbar Square
Kathmandu
Durbar Square, the land of gods surrounded by beautiful mountains around.
Kathmandu Durbar Square lies in the heart of this city; it is a complex of
beautiful temples and shrines, both Hindu and Buddhist. Most of them are built
in the pagoda style embellished intricately carved exteriors, built between 12th and
18th centuries. The Durbar Square with its old temples, palaces,
epitomizes the religious and cultural life of the people. It is here that Kings
of Nepal are crowned and their coronations celebrate. Until the early 20th century
the Durbar Square was the King's residence. It is a living open museum of
Nepal. Now Nepal is republic.
Hanuman
Dhoka, running the eastern edge of the square takes up more space than all the
other monuments here combined. Hanuman Dhoka palace complex consists of a huge
Royal Square exposing a tremendous variety of temples dedicated to different
Hindu gods and goddess. The centre palace complex here in is named after a
monkey god called Hanuman established by King Pratap Malla in 1672 A.D. One can
see a huge stone statue of Hanuman painted all red right to the main entrance
of the palace. Hanuman here is regarded as a powerful protector entire Durbar
square. The important things are Taleju temple, The Kumari Ghar (house of the
living goddess), Kasthamandap (house of wood) and Maju Dega.
Swayambhunath
(The monkey Temple)
Swayambhunath
is a Buddhist Stupa on a west of Kathmandu city, 6 km far from
Thamel. It is on the top of the small hill. This hill is a mosaic of
a small Stupa and pagoda temple. It is one of the most fascinating
architectural jewels of the world. It is said to be 2000 years old and visitors
are often call it the “Monkey Temple” because here are lots of monkey around.
In the beginning there is very nice statue of Lord Buddha standing on Lotus
flower in small pond. This is symbolizing spreading peace in the world. After
then it start many small temples and Stupas all way to main Stupa. Its main
feature, the white dome is identified with spotless pure jewels of Nirvana and
a 13 tiered golden spire in the conical shape surmounted on the dome
representing 13 heavens an elaborate canopy. Underneath this touring structure
is a pair of all seeing eyes of Buddha paints on all four sides of the Stupa.
Here is a huge golden Thunderbolt (Bajra Dhatu Mandala) in the front. It
represents sward Chandahasa of Manjushri. The twelve animals depicted in the
lower part represent the months of the Tibetan year. Now, there are huge
statues of the Sakyamuni Buddha, Chengresi and Guru Padama Samvawa in the east-
western side near by the road. These are the new. This Swayambhunath is
standing is stands commanding a magnificent view of Kathmandu valley and the
breathtaking panorama of the north eastern Himalayan range.