Standing at the heart of Kathmandu Durbar Square, the majestic limestone facade of the former royal palace illustrates centuries of history and cultural grandeur.

Tucked away from the bustling city, the Bauda Stupa and its vicinity provide peace and solace, accompanied by constant prayer chants by the resident monks.

Flaunting a Hiranya Varna Mahabihar, commonly known as the Golden Temple, is an architectural masterpiece in Patan. This Shakya Muni Buddha temple is renowned for its exquisite metalwork, intricate craftsmanship, and cultural excellence.

Kathmandu Durbar Square, locally known as Basantapur, is a treasure trove of ancient temples, architecture, and cultural heritage.

Patan Durbar Square showcases some of Nepal's most intricate stone architecture. Near the entrance of this historic palace square, the Chyasin Dega has stood the test of time for centuries.

An excursion to the historic city of Bhaktapur introduces travelers to a different realm within Kathmandu. As the largest of the three Durbar Squares, Bhaktapur Durbar Square continues to showcase its rich heritage and unique way of life.

The Pashupati Nath temple is the most revered Hindu pilgrimage site on Bagmati. The adjacent cremation grounds serve as a profound spiritual site where age-old rituals signify the cycle of birth and death.

Severely damaged by the devastating 2015 Nepal earthquake, Patan Durbar Square is now completely restored and reclaims its former grandeur.