Kathmandu Natural landmarks sightseeing Trips

Paket tour kathmandu City tour Thanks to the travel team Pertama kali datang sudah di sambut di bandara Next daynya kami jalan ke jalan ke kuil Swayambunath yang terkenal monkey temple di kota kathamndu.. tidak jauh dari tempat kami menginap di daerah Thamel .. Kuil yang telah berdiri ribuan tahun yang lalu menyimpan banyak sejarah yang luar biasa.. Thanks alpine

Walking in the city of Kathmandu is very beautiful. We stopped at Boudha Nath which was really nice. The Buddhist temple surrounded by shops and coffee shops is too beautiful not to visit. Thank you team. The city tour package is beautiful.

Walking around the bustling Thamel, the noise immediately disappeared when entering the garden as if it were a dreams area Dinner here feels very peaceful, even though it was raining it added to the romantic impression .

A magical country that has hidden treasures waiting for you to discover, behind hidden doors of monasteries lie secrets and colour only few have seen, its a must visit country that will stay in your heart with memories to treasure forever.

Our trip to India and Nepal was breathtaking, and the way National Geographic and G Adventures handled the trip made it easy for us to visit a number of areas we may not have otherwise tried to visit. I also was fascinated by the various organizations that G Adventures was supporting through its Planeterra Foundation, and was glad to be able to visit this area of the world in a responsible fashion.

On the whole a great itinerary. I would drop the Sunderbans though, since the chance of seeing any wildlife while sailing for hours up and down the middle of the river is unlikely, especially since the animals are behind a fence. We had an excellent tour leader, Kiran who is warm, very informed and energetic and who certainly went that extra mile in solving problems and caring for everyone. The local guides who travelled with us were also great, as were the drivers. The hotels in India were the Summit hotels, an Indian chain. They are clean and quite well organised. However since those in Sikkim were out of town we were forced to eat dinner in the hotels which produced the identical menu. It would have been better to have spent the bits of free time we had in Sikkim in the towns themselves.