7 Days Kathmandu Luxury Tour

Want to explore Nepal without compromising your comfort? Then this is an ideal trip for you and your family. Nepal is known for its glorious lofty mountains and thrilling mountaineering stories, but this country has more than just endless mountain chains and never-ending beauty. Nepal is one of the ideal destinations for a first-hand travel experience. That includes Culture out of the world, signature architectures, and pristine nature thriving with flora and fauna, making Nepal an exciting destination for an exquisite travel experience. However, the culture here has a different charm that enslaves its visitors and pulls them over and over.

Indeed Nepal is known for its pride, the world's tallest Mt. Everest, but it’s not the only thing Nepal has to offer. Nepal is full of elegance, chaos, spirituality, and surprises, making travel worth it. So whether you want a break from your monotonous work or a month-long adventure, Nepal is the one. Nepal is full of historic architecture with interesting mythology and beliefs. During your 7 days Kathmandu luxury tour, you will visit most of the historic landmarks inside Kathmandu valley with no discomfort.  Kathmandu is full of surprises and exotic experiences you can only find here in Nepal.

Make any tour or trip memorable and worth the money. Having luxurious accommodation makes your trip ten times better than any other trip. Having quality time with your family after a thrilling day and having personal time without any inconvenience is the best thing to do while traveling to a different country. You will stay at the most comfortable hotels to maintain a standard service and make you feel at home.

Above all, this tour is ideal for visitors who want to explore the diverse beauty of Nepal. This Kathmandu luxury family tour package provides the standard experience with maintained services in Nepal. Some activities provide a lifetime experience while spending time with your family. This Kathmandu luxury seven-day family tour is perfect for you if you are planning to spend some time with your loved ones.

7 Days Kathmandu Luxury Tour Attractions

Kathmandu is the central hub of Nepal, where all the ancient trade routes lie along with the dream and hope of people. Formally known as Kantipur, Kathmandu is the hot melting pot of various cultures, fascinating festivals and rituals, and enchanting beauty. Kathmandu is one of the few places where peace is tangled with a hint of chaos. Kathmandu has different names according to people and their experiences here in the city of chaos. The narrow paths to vintage and historic local markets will blow your minds. As you get close to the ancient markets (Bazaar), the small shops overloaded with vibrant merchandise catch your attention at once.

Kathmandu is Nepal's ancient trade route and modernised Nepal's capital. Although modern development has hit Nepal, it has perfectly preserved its ancient art and fascinating culture through jaw-dropping landmarks and thrilling festivals. Although there are tall modernised structures, you can see ancient landmarks. During your luxury tour in Nepal, you will visit most of the historic landmarks listed in UNESCO World Heritage sites. Kathmandu valley’s most of the population is Newari which is the Natives. Newari settlements with different yet similar cultures and a twist with the historical background and belief are the attractions of Kathmandu.

Kathmandu is one of the few places that will not fail your expectations. It is the favourite destination for tourists. It is in the central area where you can find cosy restaurants and cafes to relax and have quality time with friends and family. The streets of Thamel are beautifully decorated with handmade ornaments, trekking gear shops, and clothing shops. Similarly, you can find everything here, from everyday items to life experiences. Some significant sites you will visit during your luxury tour are listed with brief descriptions.

Kathmandu Durbar Square - Basantapur

Kathmandu durbar Square, locally known as Basantapur, is the formal royal palace of the Malla kings. It is a collection of beautiful and prominent landmarks of Kathmandu. The history of Kathmandu durbar Square has a strong history and fascinating mythology. The narrow alleys of the busy city of Kathmandu lead to the ancient treasure of Kathmandu. Inside the square are numerous Hindu religious landmarks such as Taleju Temple, Kumari Ghar (House), Swet Bhairav, Tribhuwan museum, and Kal Bhairav, which are from the Licchavi period (4th to 8th century). Most of the architecture has distinguished designs, which are the signature work of Newari artisans. The intricate wood carvings of Hindu deities and ancient vibes will catch your eye.

Kathmandu Durbar Square has surprisingly 50 temples within its courtyard, including the temple of the most revered deity - Taleju Bhawani. Kathmandu Durbar Square is divided into two yards; the outer courtyard has Kasthamandap, Kumari house, where the living goddess Kumari resides, and Shiva-Parvati Temple, while the inner courtyard consists of Hanuman Dhokha and the iconic Royal Palace. Besides being the go-to place for thousands of people, it is an active platform for local festivals such as the biggest Newari festival Indra Jatra and other programs. A few min's walk from Basantapur will lead you to crowded local markets called Asan. The Subtle peace is hidden under the visible chaos. People selling handmade metal jewelry and other decorative items are another attraction of Basantapur.

Swayambhunath Temple - The Legendary  Monkey Temple

Swayambhunath Temple, anciently known as Swayambhu Mahachaitya, translates to “Self- existent one” and is a religious landmark. Swayambhunath Temple is a perfect example of religious harmony as it is devoted to Hindus and Buddhists with a giant Stupa and Shrines dedicated to a Hindu deity. The dazzling white stupa with an elegant golden pinnacle, and besides that, pagoda-style temples are committed to the Hindu Goddess Saraswati - the Goddess of learning. The tranquil monument is at the hillock of Kathmandu. Therefore, Swayambhunath not just being one of the prominent religious landmarks but an iconic view of the entire Kathmandu valley. One must climb hundreds of stairs to reach the top, which is physically challenging and visually rewarding.

Besides the religious significance, it is a popular place for locals and foreigners to spend some time and get refreshed. The location is perfect for peaceful activities as it is on top of a hill and surrounded by lush green vegetation. Once you get closer to the monument, you get the strong smell of incense and the sound of bells ringing from a distance. People light butter lamps to pay tribute to their loved ones at the temples as a ritual. As mentioned above, it is called the legendary Monkey temple as hundreds of wild monkeys have made the temple their sanctuary hence the name monkey temple. The view here is mesmerizing as you can see the endless snow-capped mountains and the panoramic view of the Kathmandu valley. Langtang, Ganesh, Gauri Shankar, and Manaslu are some mountain ranges seen from the Swayambhunath Temple.

Boudhanath Stupa - the Spiritual hub for Buddhists

The giant stupa known as the gateway to heaven is about 11 km away from the central northeastern outskirts of Kathmandu. Boudhanth Stupa is one of the world's biggest and most prominent Buddhist Stupas. Three Buddhist Monuments in Nepal have immense significance for Tibetan Buddhists; one is the Boudhanath Stupa. People believe that visiting these pilgrimage sites grants wishes of hearts. It has a deep spiritual meaning, and the Stupa represents the gateway to heaven as a horizon between the earth and sky. The foundation of the architecture includes three massive platforms illustrating the atmosphere, whereas the circular vas holding the semi-sphere signifies the water. The vibrant flags represent fire, water, sky, and air.

Beautifully decorated with vibrant prayer flags with secret mantras always draws the attention of its visitor. The glorious landmark has been listed as UNESCO World Heritage since 1979. Pilgrims make their daily circumnavigation KOR- Ritual (Kora) under the empathetic eyes of Buddha gazing from the central gold gilded tower. Any ritual is incomplete without historical belief, and Boudhanath has it, too; people believe it is the entombed remains of Kassapa Buddha (one of the ancient Buddhas). The air is aromatised with musky incense and hypnotic prayer followed by religious instruments. People visit Boudhanath to study the unique architecture, spend quality time and admire the beauty,  while some visit for spiritual awakening.

Pashupatinath Temple - The protector of the Universe

Pashupati or Pashupatinath means “Lord of all animals/The temple of all living beings '. People consider it the holiest temple in the Hindu religion. The temple features the Pagoda, which includes carved wooden rafters, cubic sculptures, and two roofs covered with precious metals like copper and gold sheets. Talking about the temple's architecture, it has an interior room where the Pashupatinath (AKA Shiva) idol is placed. The beautiful, lavishly decorated Pagoda-styled temple houses the sacred Linga or Halilic symbol of Shiva.

Thousands of devotees visit Pashupatinath to pay a visit every day from across the world. The temple is most visited during the festival season, like Teej, Maha Shiva Ratri, Bala Chaturthi, and many more. This religious place is packed with seasonal devotees, and lifelong devotees of Shiva called Aghori. These people with ash all over their bodies give chills as others bow before them to get the blessings. Pashupatinath is the only religious place where you see life and death together, some part of the holy ground is used as the cremating place as people believe that the bodies cremated here will reach heaven making it the most sacred and most revered religious site for Hindus.

Bhaktapur - the city of Devotees

Locally known as Khowpa is yet another prominent ancient city, the smallest city in the entire country.  It is located on the east corner of Kathmandu. Bhaktapur simply translates to a city of devotees in the Nepali language, and it is called so due to several prominent religious landmarks established in Bhaktapur. One of three formal royal palaces, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, is in Bhaktapur and other monuments. Bhaktapur is a city of authentic culture, living heritage, a cultural gem, and an open gallery.  Bhaktapur exhibits elegant art, unique culture, vibrant festivals passed down from generation to generation, and the unique lifestyle of the Newar (Native) people.

Bhaktapur Durbar square is one of the most visited and admired formal Royal palaces.  It is not a single landmark but a cluster of glorious ancient monuments built in the 12th century by the Malla Kings. Architectures like Nyataponla Temple, Dattatreya Temple, The National art museum, The Golden Gate, 55 Window Palace, and several other iconic structures with individual myths and historical backgrounds. All these fantastic ancient monuments are inside the square. Most of the architecture is still intact, ideally from the 12th century. The courtyard has a rustic essence, followed by traditional houses and the simple lifestyle of the locals. Most of the art is in stone sculptures, intricate wood carvings, and metalwork all over the monuments.

Nagarkot - the viewpoint of Kathmandu Valley

The ultimate viewpoint of the Kathmandu valley - Nagarkot. It is known for its celestial sunrise and sunset view and endless Himalayan ranges, including Mt. Everest and other Peaks over 8000m of eastern Nepal. Nagarkot is 2175m above sea level, making it a popular tourist destination out of Kathmandu valley. In addition, Nagarkot provides the scenic beauty of the place, making it a popular hiking route for locals and tourists.

It is one of few places where you get the panoramic view of the Kathmandu valley and the lush green valley. The surrounding area is covered with rewarding hiking trails and lush green vegetation. The trails lead to ancient temples and authentic Newari settlements. To the west of Nagarkot is the ancient, Pagoda-style Changu Narayan Temple, one of the oldest religious sites for Hindu pilgrimage. On top of that, Nagarkot has some of the most luxurious accommodation facilities with a stunning environment. During different seasons it provides a dramatic view followed by seasonal flowering vegetation.

Dhulikhel - Hidden gem of Kathmandu valley.

The beautiful hill station lies 32 Km west of Kathmandu, Nepal, near Bhaktapur. Dhulikhel in the Kathmandu valley is one such place that offers a picturesque view of the unique landscapes and the high Himalayas that, includes ranges of peaks that comprises the Langtang in the west to Dorje Lakpa, Gauri Shankar, and Melungtse and Number in the east. Therefore, Dhulikhel is one of the ideal destinations if you are into nature and comfort. This heavenly place is famous for its panoramic and sunrise/sunset views. It is located at an elevation of 1550m making it the hill station of the Kathmandu valley.

Dhulikhel is also one of the few authentic Newari settlements from the past that still has the essence and charm of the historical culture. The rewarding view from the top hill always fascinates its visitors. The natural phenomena almost look unnatural and straight out of dreams. Watching the sun slowly rise above the snow-capped mountains and scattered settlements/houses brings peace into your heart. As the morning fog slowly fades and reveals the traditional roofs of the villages, it gives you a vintage vibe tangled with ease and curiosity. You can enjoy the tranquility of this place while seeing the beautiful mountain along with soul-pleasing greenery.

Chandragiri - The Hill Station

The tranquil hill station lies on the southwest side of Kathmandu valley. It is located at an elevation of 2547m above sea level. Surrounded by an endless chain of hills and above the snow-capped mountains is the perfect place to take a break. People visit Chandragiri for various reasons, as it offers a lot. Many travel to pay a visit to the revered Bhaleshwar Mahadev temple dedicated to Shiva. And others to experience raw nature with an unobstructed 180-degree view of the majestic mountains. Whether for solo travel or the family, it has everything from kid's parks to elegant restaurants. Also, one of the fascinating thighs about this place is its cable car facility which gives a unique experience. So you can spend as much time as you want.

The majestic view of the entire Kathmandu and Himalayan range from Annapurna to Mt. Everest feels right in front of you. You can find comfortable accommodations, a shopping centre where you can buy luxury clothing items, a Children’s playground, a view tower, and cosy restaurants. This place allows you to see the hidden beauty without compromising your comfort. The new cable car experience is thrilling activities you do with your family. It is an absolute treat to your eyes and soul.

Everest Flight - Non-stop one-hour thrill

Everest Mountain Flight is one of the most thrilling and rewarding activities during your Kathmandu luxury seven days family tour. Everest Mountain flight is one of the few opportunities to explore Mt. Everest from the sky. Thousands of people dream of catching a glimpse of the majestic mountains, and the Everest Mountain flight is without the dreadful trekking and risks. Nepal is the land of the Lofty Mountains; if you miss the mountains, it's petty.

During this exclusive Mountain flight, you fly over the spectacular snow-capped mountains sparkling over the harsh ray of the sun. During one hour, you will gaze at intimidating peaks over 8000m. Mt. Everest itself (8848 m), Kanchenjunga (8584m), Lhotse (8201m), Shishapangma (8013m), Nuptse (7855m), Gyachung Kang (7952m), Ganesh (7429m), Chamlang (7319m), Gauri Shanker (7134m), and Ama Dablam (6812m). The view from above is just breathtaking and intimidating. While you are watching, the savage mountains from above look like they're floating over the thick clouds, almost unbelievable and dreamy.