As the name suggests, the tour specifically focuses on the exploration of famously quintessential cultural heritage sites and monuments. They are evidently unique and insightful into giving you a clear picture of how the ancient people were culturally conditioned, and what they value now. The Kathmandu Valley alone has seven UNESCO World Heritage sites:
Pashupatinath Temple—two-storeyed pagoda style temple considered one of holiest for the Hindus, and the site is an assemblage of other temples, ashram, and images, Swayambhunath Stupa—one of the oldest monuments situated at an elevation to reach where you need to ascend 365 steps,
Baudhanath Stupa—a 36 m high three-level mandala style stupa is one of the oldest, Kathmandu Durbar Square—famously known as Hanuman Dhoka, it is an ancient royal courtyard with several temples,
Patan Durbar Square—also an ancient royal courtyard embedded with the Hindu and the Buddhist monuments depict the supreme Newari craftsmanship,
Bhaktapur Durbar Square—also known as Bhadgaon, the courtyard consists four distinct squares, and Changu Narayan Temple—an ancient Hindu temple of Changu Narayan built around 3rd century AD. Besides, the valley has much more to offer you.
This might overpower your aesthetic sense. It will be good to turn your head to nature. Nagarkot serves this purpose very well. From the top of its hill station, you will have exceptionally ethereal views of the Himalayan ranges at sunrise.
The exploration will be all the more fulfilling with your visit to Namo Buddha—one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites, known by the Tibetan as Takmo Lu Jin. Moreover, your one-night monastery stay will be inevitably enriching. You will find absolute silence and serenity. You will be heartily welcomed for the prayer. You will eat what they eat.
It will be followed by your visit to Bandipur, a hilltop settlement 143 km west of Kathmandu and 80 km east of Pokhara. There you will visit the Temple of Khadga Devi, and climb Gurunche Dada. What’s more, from Tudikhel, a flat hilltop, you might have a magnificent view of the Himalayan range.
Indeed, Pokhara is the tourism capital. The Phewa Lake, the Davis Falls, the Seti Gandaki Gorge, the Barahi Temple, and the Mahendra Cave are some of its major attractions. The Barahi Temple in the center of Fewa Lake is the most important two-storeyed pagoda-style monument.
The tour is more than worthwhile!