ToursVisit the birthplace of the Buddah or the spiritual home of the Dali Lama. You will notice we dont have set itineraries. That is because we dont believe in generic travelling. We tailor trips for each individual based on their interests and time-frame. Our clients set the mandate, and we deliver exactly what they want.
We have devised a system allowing our clients to see as much of Nepal as possible in a flexible and convenient fashion. Even after booking, your trip may be changed as you wish. Accommodation is transferable, meaning if you cant bring yourself to leave a particular location, you dont have to. You decide, whenever you wish.
Places to Visit
Pokhara - The closest place to paradise in Nepal. Nestled next to Phewa lake (pictured right) with the Annapurna range on the horizon the setting is simply sublime. There is a peacefull, relaxed atmosphere to be savoured as you dine out in one of the many lakeside restaurants or bars. There are many day-walks to do whilst in Pokhara, or you can hire a boat and enjoy a day relaxing or fishing on the lake. Bhaktapur - An inspiring ancient settlement which was the ancient capital of Nepal during the Malla kingdom untill the 15th century. It is renowned for its astounding architecture and wood carvings and has been listed as a UNESCO world heritage site. It is a place you are never likey to forget. Lumbini - The birthplace of the Buddha. |
Please tell me more...Please complete the following form if you would like to know more. If you would like Nepal Dreams to personally contact you directly please leave your telephone number. (NB. Nepal Dreams are strongly against spam and guarantee your details will not be passed on to anyone else) KathmanduWalking through the side streets and alleyways of Kathmandu is an experience like no other. The hustle of street trade, the hundreds of statues and courtyards, the smell of food stalls, and the mystical melody of Hindi music combine to enchant your senses. Here are some sights you wouldn't want to miss. Swayambunath. Overlooking the entire Kathmandu Valley, the huge, prayer flag festooned stupa - Swayambunath sits aloft on a hill and it is a site of importance for both Buddhists and Hindus. Its western nickname is 'monkey temple' on account of the large population of rhesus monkeys who live in the area. Durbar Square and Patan. The ancient capitals of the Kathmandu valley contain buildings, temples, statues and monuments that date back to the 12th centuary and display utterly unique and sublime craftsmanship. Pashupatinath. This is the largest Hindu temple of lord Shiva in the world, and is the oldest Hindu temple in Kathmandu. This is the place where Hindus are put to rest on a pyre on the banks of the Bagmati river. Boudhanath. The largest Buddhist stupa in the world. It is contained in a tranquil courtyard that seems totally removed from the busy streets of Kathmandu, and is the home of many Tibetans who have fled their country.
Tours to TibetFly or travel overland to Tibet in one of our popular excursions. Get a guided tour round Lhasa visiting ancient temples and monasteries. Please contact us for more details Tours to BhutanTravel to this ancient Buddhist kingdom and recieve a guided tour round this mystical and isolated country. Please contact us for more details. |