Day Tours

Nagarjun Rock Climbing is a well-known and conveniently located climbing site in the Kathmandu Valley. Located just 3 kilometers north-west of the valley, in the pristine Nagarjun Forest Reserve, it offers a thrilling experience for climbing enthusiasts. 

Apart from its popularity as a climbing destination, Nagarjun is also of cultural and spiritual significance. Not far from the climbing area is the sacred Buddhist site of Langlungten, where the great Padmasambhava, known in Tibetan as Guru Rinpoche, once meditated. This adds an extra layer of tranquillity and spirituality to the overall experience. 

One of the notable aspects of climbing Nagarjuna is the breathtaking panoramic views. From the summit, climbers are treated to breathtaking views of the majestic Annapurna, Langtang, Machhapuchhre, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, and the picturesque Kathmandu Valley itself. These awe-inspiring views create a sense of awe and wonder, making the climbing experience even more memorable.

We will pick you up early in the morning and begin our journey in a private vehicle. A private drive ensures a comfortable and convenient transport experience, allowing you to take in the surroundings with ease. On arrival, you'll be greeted by a knowledgeable and experienced climbing guide who will accompany you throughout the trip. After a short training session, the real adventure begins as you climb over 21 routes, reaching heights of up to 55 meters on a stunning limestone cliff. The sheer verticality and breathtaking views make this climbing experience a dream come true for thrill seekers and climbing enthusiasts alike. During the climb, you'll have a chance to catch your breath and rejuvenate. Enjoy the refreshing taste of tea, coffee, soft drinks, and a delicious lunch, thoughtfully provided to keep your energy levels high. These moments of relaxation amidst the awe-inspiring surroundings add to the overall experience, providing a chance to appreciate the natural beauty and recharge for the next exhilarating climb. At the end of your climbing adventure, you will be transferred back to your hotel in the comfort and privacy of private transport. This seamless transition ensures a hassle-free return, allowing you to reflect on the memories made during the day's exhilarating activities.

The Chandragiri hill has been hailed as the best viewpoint to see the Kathmandu valley in all its glory as well as excellent views of the nearby mountains and hills that surround it. The Chandragiri Hill Day Tour takes you to this excellent viewpoint which is located at an altitude of 2552m. Kulekhani, Chitlang, the Chandragiri Pass, and Thankot were all stops along a historic trade route that passed through Chandragiri Hill. The hill trip is regarded by locals as a great one-day relaxation opportunity. Not to worry about climbing and hiking as well as the Chandragiri Hill is ascended via cable car, therefore everyone from the young to the elderly can take part in the Chandragiri Hill Day tour. 

The cable car ride is both exciting as well as fulfilling as you see views of the villages below. Atop the hill is also the Baleshwar Mahadev temple dedicated to the Hindu God Shiva. From the viewpoint, at the top, you will get to see amazing vistas that include the central Himalayas. Peaks like  Annapurna, Manaslu, and Lantang can be seen in all their glory whereas only a small glimpse of Everest is seen if the weather is clear making for amazing scenery. You can explore the area from Annapurna in the west all the way to Everest in the east if the weather is clear and you have personal binoculars. During your hike up Chandragiri hill, you will get the opportunity to see a variety of different animals and birds, including eagles, herons, and a great many others.

There is a statue dedicated to Prithvi Narayan Shah, the King who united Nepal into one country by conquering the numerous city-states that it once was. The statue is there to commemorate the fact that King Prithvinarayan looked at the Kathmandu valley from atop the hills of Chandragiri and fell in love with the valley and so devised a strategic plan to attack and capture the city.  Chandragiri hills is famous as a family location, a small children’s fun park also exists there so you can let your kids have fun while you relax amid the beautiful scenery. Rock climbing activities can be carried out here as well. On Dashain and Tihar, in particular, it is open for longer hours throughout the day than it is on other days. The majority of tourists visit during this time of year and enjoy the mountain vistas.

The layout of this location has been made accessible to those with disabilities as well. Elderly people may go around more comfortably and easily without exerting themselves on the walkways and pavements. In a short amount of time, both locals and visitors have developed a love for this location. All lovers of nature, history, and culture must go there at least once.

Best Season for Chandragiri Hill Day Tour

The spring and the fall are the best times of the year to visit and explore Chandragiri (March-June and September-November respectively). At this time of year, one is able to enjoy unobstructed views of the Himalayas, and the skies are pure blue, providing a beautiful background to the majesty of the mountains. Fall is the season with the clearest skies, while spring brings beautiful wildlife and lush vegetation to the hills. Spring also brings the end of the winter season. After you have finished all of your other activities in Kathmandu, regardless of the season, you may have an incredible tour of the surrounding area because it is so easily accessible. However, during the months of July and August, which are considered to be monsoon months, the clouds and showers make it difficult to see much from the top of the hill, which means that the trip will be messier and less enjoyable. During the winter months, there is a chance that it will snow, and this is the time of year when a large number of people from Kathmandu and the surrounding areas travel to the mountains to enjoy the snow without having to venture too far from the city.

Why is Chandragiri Hill Day Tour with Us? 

Our Agency has been a reputable tour operator providing treks and excursions in the Everest area for more than 10 years. We are dependable and will meet all of your requirements. In addition, we has a hotel in Kathmandu where we can give you accommodations that are specifically catered to your need.

We gives you access to a number of benefits when you book your trip through us, including the following:

• Guaranteed to be the most affordable option for your vacation.
• Guides that have a strong background in high-altitude medicine and extensive experience
• Ethical tourism practices that make sure visitors are beneficial to the communities they visit.
• Enjoy views of Everest, Annapurna, Manaslu, Dhaulagiri, and Ganesh Himal Range Many more     

With Accessible Adventure's One Day Durbar Square Tour, you may explore the historic kingdoms of Patan, Kathmandu, and Bhaktapur as well as typical Newari communities. Take a stroll around the historic UNESCO World Heritage Sites and witness history come to life. Our one-day Durbar Square trip provides an opportunity to visit some of the city's oldest cultural attractions.

Durbar in Nepali means palace, referring to the palaces of the Malla Kings who built a large part of the Durbar squares during their dynasty that lasted till the 17th Century. Previously, Kathmandu valley contained three small kingdoms, Kantipur, Patan, and Bhaktapur each with its own kings, traditions, and cultural differences.  

The UNESCO World Heritage Site Kathmandu Durbar Square is one of three squares in Nepal's Kathmandu Valley. Although the majority of the square is dated from the 16th century, the development of the square and the palaces is said to have begun as early as the 3rd century. The Hanuman Dhoka Palace Complex, located in Kathmandu's Durbar Square, was the royal Nepalese palace until the 19th century and hosted key festivities such as the crowning of the Nepalese monarch. The Palace has recently been transformed into a museum. The Kumari Chok, located at the southern end of Durbar Square, is one of Nepal's most distinctive monuments. The Raj Kumari, a girl chosen via an ancient and mysterious selection procedure to become the human incarnation of the Hindu mother goddess Durga, is housed in this safe bubble.

Patan is the oldest of the Kathmandu Valley's three cities. It is well recognized for its creative legacy. It is most likely the world's oldest Buddhist city. The plaza is filled with historic sites, temples, and shrines known for their intricate carvings. The ancient royal palace complex was the focus of religious and social life in Patan, and it now includes a museum with a collection of bronze sculptures and religious artifacts. The well-known Krishna Temple was constructed in the 17th century. The temple commands a dominating position within Patan's royal complex. It is Nepal's only temple with 21 shrines and is entirely built of stone. On its friezes, most of the significant incidents from the ancient Hindu epics the Ramayana and the Mahabharata have been etched.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square is an ex-royal palace complex in Bhaktapur, Nepal. It was home to the Malla monarchs of Nepal from the 14th to the 15th centuries, as well as the kings of the Country of Bhaktapur from the 15th to the late 18th centuries, until the kingdom was captured in 1769. The square is one of the Valley's most stunning architectural showpieces, showcasing Nepal's medieval arts. The primary architectural building dominating the whole of Durbar Square is the 55-windowed Palace. This amazing structure was created in the 15th century AD. King Bhupatindra Malla is seated on a massive column top.

 The most prominent pagoda in Nepal is the Nyatapola temple. In the Newari language, Nyatapola means "five tires," which represent the five essential elements. This is Nepal's highest pagoda, created with architectural excellence and artistic splendor.

Best Season for Durbar Square Day Tour

The Durbar Square Day Tour visit is available at any time of year. The ideal seasons to visit are spring and fall when temperatures in the valley are neither excessively hot nor cold. The monsoon season will bring heavy rains, making for a messy excursion.

Why Accessible Adventure? 

We are straightforward to work with, versatile, and will meet all of your requirements. In addition, Accessible Adventures owns a hotel in Kathmandu where we can tailor rooms to your specific need.

Professional local guides will accompany you and give tailored recommendations and advice on local "must-sees" and "must-visits" not listed in guidebooks. Our guides will educate you on local history, culture, and historical features. We will also handle any necessary tickets during the journey.

Kathmandu’s Hindu pilgrimage sites are legendary and famous worldwide. It is one of the spiritual centers for Hindus in the world. Numerous temples dedicated to the worship of various deities like Vishnu and Shiva and Shaktis are found in Kathmandu. Ancient temples mentioned in numerous scriptures like the Puranas and Itihasa are found here. The Pashupatinath temple is one of the oldest Shiva temples. Budanilakantha temple has a legendary origin story and houses a very articulate statue of lord Vishnu reclining on the Seshanaga. Many tantric divinities are also worshipped in Kathmandu as the valley is one of the only remaining tantric Hindu regions in the world. 

While on a Hindu pilgrimage trip in Nepal, you will be captivated by the stunning places that are significant not only to Nepalese but also to Hindu pilgrims from all over the world. Similarly, because there is no high altitude arduous trek required, a Hindu pilgrimage tour in Nepal may be attended by everyone, regardless of age or fitness level.

Pashupatinath is the one of world's most important Hindu shrines, and the temple itself is the largest Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located on the banks of the Bagmati River. Almost every Hindu pilgrim would want to prostrate themselves in front of the Pashupatinath shrine at least once in their life. The major features around Pashupatinath are the cremation sites on the banks of the Bagmati river where most Hindus are cremated after death, neighboring jungle is protected and considered magical and holy. The temple has already been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Pashupatinath temple has been and is continued to be visited by a huge number of worshippers, including national and international celebrities and delegations.

Just a kilometer away from Pashupatinath is the Temple dedicated to Guyeshwari the secret Tantric form of Parvati and Shakti. Guhyekali is another name for the deity present in the shrine. It is a popular pilgrimage site for both mainstream Hindus and Tantric devotees. The name of the temple is derived from the Sanskrit words Guhya (Secret) and Ishwari (Goddess). The temple is also recognized as one of the most significant venues for attaining tantric power in the holy writings of Kali tantra, Chandi tantra, and Shiva tantra Rahasya. The temple was built during the reign of King Shanker Dev of the Lichhavi era with the assistance of Tantric Narasingha Thakur. King Pratap Malla then restored the temple in 1654 AD with the guidance of famed Tantric Lambakarna Bhatta.

Narayanan temple, also known as Budhanilkantha temple, is a famous shrine of Lord Vishnu located on Kathmandu's northern outskirts. We arrive at Budhanilkantha temple after a short journey towards the base of Shivapuri hill, where we may worship the sleeping statue of Lord Narayan (Vishnu) in a little pond, which is 5 meters long. It is believed that a farmer plowing in the area discovered the statue after striking it with his plough and causing it to bleed.

Buddhists and Hindus alike revere the lord Buddha in Nepal and one of the most important Buddhist shrines in Kathmandu, the Swayambhunath houses a stupa thought to have originated when the lake of Kathmandu was drained by Manjushri. The Tantric shrines of the Shakti, known locally as Hariti is also found in Swayambhunath. Dubbed the Monkey temple, the temple is a homage to the religious harmony and respect present in Nepal. 

Best Season for Hindu Spiritual Day Tour

The day Hindu pilgrimage tour in Kathmandu can be undertaken in any season. The best seasons would be Spring and Autumn as temperatures in the valley are not too hot or cold, Monsoon will see heavy rains making for a slightly messy tour. 

Why Us ?

We are easy to work with, flexible, and will meet all of your requirements. Furthermore, We owns a hotel in Kathmandu where we can tailor rooms to your specific need.

You will be escorted around by professional local guides who have first-hand knowledge of the area you are visiting and will give you personalized recommendations and advice on local 'must-sees' and 'must-visits' that are not listed in guidebooks. Local history and culture, as well as religious aspects, will be divulged to you by our guides. 

Nepal, the birthplace of the Buddha is an amazingly spiritual country. Stories of many Buddhas of the past including Vipaswi Buddha and Kassyapa Buddha. Kathmandu valley houses numerous important stupas and monasteries with histories that go back hundreds if not thousands of years. Tibetan and Newar Buddhists have preserved the many Buddhist traditions lost in India. While visiting several monasteries and stupas on your Nepal Buddhism pilgrimage trip, you will be surrounded by an unending sense of calm, faith, and fruitfulness. This one-day tour will take you to Swayambhunath stupa, Boudhanath stupa, and various monasteries and holy caves in Pharping and around Kathmandu valley.

Swayambhunath Stupa, a golden spire atop a conical forested hill, is the most ancient and mystical of all the sacred monuments in Kathmandu valley. Its soaring white dome and gleaming golden spire may be seen for miles and from all sides of the valley. The 15th century Swayambhu Purana, a compilation of tales concerning the location, talks of a miracle lotus planted by a previous Buddha that grew from the water that previously filled Kathmandu valley. The lotus strangely projected a dazzling light, and the location became known as Swayambhu, which means 'Self-Created or Self-Existent.' Deeply moved by the force of the dazzling light, the bodhisattva Manjushri believed that by draining the lake, Swayambhu would become more accessible to human visitors. Manjushri carved a canyon in the mountains surrounding the lake with his two-edged sword. The water drained away and left the valley of modern-day Kathmandu. The lotus then became a hill, and the light produced the Swayabhunath Stupa.

Boudhanath stupa, located 8 kilometers east of central Kathmandu, is one of the city's most impressive monuments, visible as soon as you land at Tribhuvan International Airport. It is the biggest stupa in the Kathmandu Valley and is widely known as the Himalayan Buddhist hub. When Tibetan refugees arrived in Nepal in the 1950s, many chose to settle in Boudhanath. The stupa is supposed to house Kassapa Buddha's relics. There are many legends surrounding the origin of the stupa from King Vikramaditya’s legends to the Tibetan legends that trace the Stupa to the Buddha Kassapa.  There are many Tibetan monasteries in the region that you can explore along with restaurants serving excellent Tibetan cuisine. 

 Near the Shivapuri National Park lies the Jamchen Viajaya Stupa seen from the route heading to Budanikakantha. The stupa lies atop a hill making for a scenic view. The vistas from the summit, pure air, and tranquil setting will entice you to remain and spend as much time as possible. The road to get there is a little rough, but the end result is well worth it. The atmosphere within the stupa is wonderful. Peace with melodic chanting music is quite wonderful, and it will force you to concentrate there for some time. The stupa itself is 108 ft tall and was constructed in memory of Guru Chyogye Trhinchen Rimpoche. It contains informative boards that explain the many aspects of Buddhism. The monastery inside houses a wonderful buddha statue along with various gurus and a figure of Guru Chyogye Trhinchen Rimpoche as well. The walls of the monastery are beautifully painted. 

Best Season

The one-day Buddhist Day Tour in Kathmandu may be done at any time of year. Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit since temperatures in the valley are not too hot or cold. Monsoon will bring significant rains, making for a little muddy tour.

Why Us ?

We are simple to work with, adaptable, and will fulfill all of your needs. In addition, We Adventures operates a hotel in Kathmandu where we can customize rooms to meet your individual needs.

Professional local guides will accompany you and provide tailored recommendations and advice on local "must-sees" and "must-visits" that are not featured in guidebooks. Our guides will inform you about local history and culture, as well as religious aspects.