This full-day journey blends spirituality, heritage and Nepali hospitality through the cultural heart of Kathmandu. Begin at Boudhanath, one of the world's largest Buddhist stupas, continue to the peaceful hilltop Kopan Monastery, then explore the royal courtyards of Kathmandu Durbar Square. The day ends with a traditional multi-course dinner and live cultural performances at Vojan Griha.
Boudhanath: walk around the stupa with pilgrims and monks, among monasteries and prayer wheels, and learn about Buddhist philosophy and rituals.
Kopan Monastery: explore the grounds and prayer halls, observe monastic life and learn about meditation and Buddhist teachings.
Tea break with panoramic valley views, then drive to Kathmandu Durbar Square.
Kathmandu Durbar Square: discover Malla-period temples, courtyards and shrines, and hear stories of royal history, the living goddess and festivals, with free time around Basantapur.
Cultural dinner at Vojan Griha: enjoy an authentic multi-course meal with live music and folk dances representing Nepal's ethnic traditions, then return to your hotel.
Private transfers during the experience
Entrance Fees
Guide for the day
Tea or refreshment break
Cultural dinner with live performances
Meals and drinks other than those specified
Tips and personal expenses
Q: Is there a dress code? Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees is advised for monasteries and temples.
Q: Are vegetarian options available at dinner? Yes. Please tell us about dietary needs in advance.
Q: How long is the day? It is a full-day programme finishing after the evening dinner and performances. We can adjust the timings on request.
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