Kathmandu historical Tour

Bouddhanath is protected by UNISCO world heritage site.Bouddhanath is among the largest Stupas in the south Asia and it has become focal point of Tibetan Buddhaism in Nepal.The white looms 36 meteres overhead.The stupa is located at the ancient trade route to Tibet and Tibatan merchants rested and offered prayers have for many centuries.When refuges enetred Nepal from tibet in the 1950 century many of them decided to live around Bouddhanath.They estabilished many Gompas and little Tibet Nepal was born.This little tibet still the best places in the valley to observe Tibetan life style.Many people believe that Bouddhanath was constructed in the fifth century.The Bouddhanath is the visual feast of the colourful thangkas,Tibetan jewellery hand-woven carpets, mask and Khukuri(knives) are sold in surroundings stalls.

Syambhunath is protected by UNISCO world heritage site.The History of the valley, according to the legends begins with Syambhunath or the self-existent in times uncharted by history,Budhisattva Manjusiri came across a beautiful lake during his travel.he saw a lotus that emitted brillant light at the lake center,so he cut a george in a southern hill and drained the waters to worship the lotus.Men settled on the bed of the lake and called it the Kathmandu valley from then on the hill top of the self existent lord has been a holy place.Syambhu is the major land of the valley and looks like a becon below the Nagarjun hill.It provides excellent views of theKathmandu valley. Kathmandu city also provides you other very famous and interesting gods and goddess temples which will take you the spiritual way.The Kathmandu city offers you life style of Newar people and them colourfull festival

Patan Durbar Square – This whole square is a cluster of fine pagoda temples and stone statues; it is at the same time the business hub of the city. At every step one comes across Patan Durbar Square is famous for fine arts in Nepal.a piece of art or some images of various deities, testifying to the consummate skill of Patan’s anonymous artists. The ancient palace of the Malla kings and the stone waterbaths associated with various legends and episodes of history are especially interesting to visitors. The stone temple of Lord Krishna and the Royal Bath (Tushahity) with its intricate stone and bronze carvings are two other masterpieces in the same vicinity.