Kathmandu Valley

The Kathmandu Valley is a region of 230 sq.miles (600 sq. km.) in the heart of Nepal. The Kathmandu valley contains three of the largest cities in Nepal, including Kathmandu itself, as well as hundreds of smaller towns and villages.

Buddhist Temple of Boudhanath, Kathmandu

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5 Talk
6 Get in
7 Get around
8 See
9 Itineraries
10 Do
11 Eat
12 Drink
13 Stay safe
14 Get out

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Cities

Other destinations

Swayambhunath -- the monkey temple.
Pashpatinath -- the royal cremation ghats.
Boudhanath -- the largest Buddhist Stuppa outside of Tibet.
Daksinkali -- Holy river gorge and site of weekly animal sacrifices.
Gorkhanath Caves --
Parping -- sacred caves associated with Guru Rinpoche, the founder of Tibetan Buddhism.

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Talk

Get in

Get around

Hire a taxi and get around the Kathmandu Valley.

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Itineraries

Do

Eat

Drink

Stay safe

Get out

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