Lalitpur, also known as Patan, is one of the three historic towns in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. Located just a few kilometers south of Kathmandu, this beautiful city has a rich cultural heritage and amazing architecture reflecting the influence of Buddhist and Hindu traditions.
Patan
Nepal
The city of Bhaktapur, steeped in the atmosphere of ancient temples and ancient streets, is located just 7 km east of Kathmandu, and is a true treasure of Nepal. This town, though quieter compared to the bustling capital, Kathmandu, but its attractions are no less amazing and attractive.
Bhaktapur was once the prosperous capital of an independent kingdom that split into three parts. Today, it has retained its unique spirit and has become a place where time stands still and history comes alive in every stone and pattern.
Bhaktapur
Nepal
Bajura Airport is a small but picturesque airport in western Nepal, serving as a key transport hub for the Bajura region. Surrounded by majestic mountains and lush valleys, this airport not only offers convenient connectivity to other regions of Nepal but also offers breathtaking scenery from the moment you arrive or depart.
Bajura
Nepal
The first settlement of the valley is theorized to have taken place when the first King of Kaski, Kulamandan Shah Khad made Batulechaur in the northern side of the valley his winter capital during the mid 14th century.
Pokhara is the leader adventure and leisure destination in Nepal, a gateway for nature lovers in the Annapurna region with plenty of entertainment.
In Pokhara you can experience the excitement of adventure: boating, hiking, pony rides, paragliding, bungee, zipline or simply relaxing at one of the several lakes in the valley.
Kathmandu is not just the capital of Nepal, it is a living legend, an embodiment of the country's richness and cultural heritage. Situated at an altitude of 1300-1340 meters above sea level in a wide valley surrounded by mighty mountains, this two-thousand-year-old city surprises with its rich historical and cultural attractions.