





As Nepal’s royal palace, Hanuman Dhoka is one of Kathmandu’s most visited attractions. Though damaged by earthquakes, the 10 gorgeous courtyards and royal museum within the palace complex are worth the trip.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, this massive monument is one of the largest and oldest Buddhist pilgrimage sites in Nepal. Visit at night when the shrine lights up the sky with fiery butter lamps.
Also known as the Monkey Temple, this UNESCO World Heritage site is one of Nepal's oldest and most revered Buddhist sites. Presenting a stunning architecture symbolizing freedom and compassion, Swayambhunath offers stunning views of Kathmandu Valley and a history rich with legend. A bustling cultural and spiritual hub, the temple comes to life with the prayers of monks, the hum of prayer wheels, and the presence of its resident monkeys.
A must-see for visitors, this pedestrian-friendly district is a maze of restaurants, bars, boutiques, street vendors, souvenir stands, and coffee shops waiting to be explored.
This intriguing temple on the banks of the Bagmati River is dedicated to Shiva. During your visit, be sure to admire Nandi, the giant golden statue of Shiva’s bull.
Located in the heart of Kathmandu, and once the residence of the monarchy, the Narayanhity Palace Museum offers visitors access to its grand halls, staterooms, and private quarters.