Watch a magical Himalayan sunrise over Everest and Langtang from Nagarkot, then enjoy a scenic 3 - 4 hour countryside hike to Changu Narayan Temple, Nepal’s oldest UNESCO World Heritage site. This tour combines nature, culture, and adventure—perfect for a day escape from Kathmandu!

This package is a combo of cultural, historical and religious tour in Kathmandu gives you a scattered yet closer glimpse about Nepal. This heritage tour is one of kind excursion that takes you back into Nepal's rich architectural medieval era. Each of these sites that you will visit is different in terms of its architecture, craftsmanship, civilization, and various cultural facets and attributes. This heritage tour takes you to four iconic landmarks: Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath, Bouddhanath and Swayambhunath temples. These amazingly interesting places are known for its historical, cultural and religious significance that symbolizes Nepal and its existence.

Not far from Hiroshima city lies the historic naval port town of Kure. Before and during World War II, this city became the largest military port in East Japan. It Is known as one of the greatest shipbuilding cities in the world, and it is where the largest battleship of all time, Yamato, was constructed. Kure is also currently home to one of the major bases of the Japanese Navy. Join this 1-Day Kure tour to enjoy a mini-cruise ride on the Kure Bay area, learn about the role of the Japanese Navy during and after the war, and understand the key role this city played in the modernization of Japan. Guests will also have the unique opportunity to walk inside a decommissioned submarine and view the inside of the former residence of the Kure Naval Station Commander-in-Chief. This tour is a must for ship and history enthusiasts! There is no better place to visit if you wish to get a first-hand experience of Japan’s naval technology.

Visit Dakshinkali Temple on Tuesday or Saturday for ceremonies held on animal sacrifices. Visit Pharping - a thriving Newari town which is ancient Buddhist pilgrimage site. Visit Kirtipur for authentic experience of the Newari culture. A day to know about Hinduism and Buddhism

The Everest Base Camp Helicopter tour will take you to the Base camp of Mt. Everest. The Everest base camp Helicopter tour provides you with a glance at Mt. Everest and its surrounding snow-capped high Himalayan Peaks. Flying Over the Everest Base Camp with Helicopter tour is so far the best Ariel excursion in the world. Mount Everest base camp is a very famous destination for Adventure lovers. Walking to the Mount Everest base camp takes 12 to 14 days from Kathmandu to Lukla and back to Kathmandu, Trekking to Everest base camp and trek down to Lukla. From Lukla again we have to fly back to Kathmandu for 35 minutes approx. For travelers who have a great desire to reach the Everest base camp but do not have sufficient time to Hike up and down, in this situation our  Helicopter tour to Everest base camp along with group packages is the best and the most suitable.

Our tour covers all 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in one unforgettable day with expert local guides. Enjoy deep cultural insights, hidden gems, and artisan visits that most tours miss. Travel in comfort with hotel pickup, and savor a traditional Nepali lunch on a scenic rooftop. Small groups mean a more personal, flexible experience with plenty of photo and story moments. Perfect for culture lovers, history buffs, and curious travelers alike. Book now for a full-day journey through Nepal’s rich heritage and spiritual soul.

The tour offers and opportunity to stay in women-led homestays, where travelers are welcomed like family and get to share in everyday life with locals. The guided hike from Sanga to Panauti through scenic farmland and forests offers not only beautiful landscapes but also a window into rural Nepali life. Guests can participate in traditional Thaili-making workshops and explore Panauti’s ancient temples and heritage sites, gaining deeper insight into its Newar roots. This experience also directly supports local livelihoods and women’s empowerment, making it both meaningful and memorable.