Arrival in Kathmandu

When our officer arrives, we meet at the airport. Get settled at the hotel. Visitor briefing and preparation for educational tours in Kathmandu were considered. In Kathmandu, spend the night.

Visit to Patan Durbar Square & Godawari Botanical garden

Visit Patan Durbar Square to view metal sculptures and other artwork, including the Patan Museum, after breakfast. See the plants and fauna in the Godawari Botanical Garden after lunch.

Patan Durbar Square 

The heart of the Nepali city of Lalitpur is Patan Durbar Square. The Kathmandu Valley is home to three Durbar Squares, all of which are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This is one of them. The old royal palace where the Malla Kings of Lalitpur lived is one of its highlights.

Museum Patan

A museum called the Patan Museum is situated in Patan, Lalitpur, Nepal. The museum is one of the World Heritage Sites designated by UNESCO. The Patan Museum showcases Nepali traditional holy arts in a setting of remarkable architecture. Its residence is the historic residential court of Patan Durbar, one of the Kathmandu Valley’s royal palaces of the Malla Kings of old.

Botanical Garden of Godawari

1962 AD (2019 BS) saw the establishment of the National Botanical Garden at Godawari, Lalitpur, Nepal. Designers G.A.C. Herklots and Tony Schilling are British, and they created this botanical garden. As a hub for plant conservation, teaching, research, and leisure, it enjoys widespread recognition. Over 82 hectares, it is spread out. comprising 40 hectares of diverse topography. has grown into a number of garden sections. Alnus and Schima-Castanospsis dominate the native evergreen forests that encircle it. About 16 km southeast of Kathmandu’s city center, it is situated at the base of Mt. Phulchowki (2765 m), the valley’s highest mountain. From the mid-garden flows a natural brook called Godawari.

Visit to Bhaktapur (Clay Arts & Thangka/ Mandala painting)

We travel to Bhaktapur today, a place where traditional crafts are still practiced. Here, we can view wood carving, clay arts, and handcrafted paper products, among many other things. Pupils will be given the opportunity to learn how to create art on their own. Next, take a journey to Nepal’s oldest temple to see traditional thangka paintings. We’ll take the pupils to Changunarayan Temple, which is close to one of the greatest Thangka Schools. Once the training is over, return to Kathmandu by car. Spend the night in Kathmandu.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Located 1,400 meters above sea level, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, also referred to as Khwopa Lyaku locally, was the royal palace of the former Bhaktapur Kingdom. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, that is. Despite its reasonable 6.52 square mile footprint, it is home to a large number of temples and impressive monuments.

Thangka Painting

A thangka, sometimes called a paubhas, is a complex painting that represents several gods and deities. The word paubhas means “message from the temple.” Since there are a plethora of gods and goddesses in Tibetan Buddhism, thangka paintings can depict a wide range of narratives. Every painting possesses a unique spiritual message and delivers advantages to the family where it is placed.

Final Departure

Free up until you’re taken to an international airport to continue your travels.