Why is Jhor Waterfall Tokha famous?

Jhor Waterfall is famous near Kathmandu because of the Locality. In Short Words, You can enjoy the scenic beauty of the Waterfall in a day near kathmandu and you can have a swim/bath in a natural pool.

Nepal is famous for its natural beauty and, It can be presumed that in every 20 KM Distance in Hilly areas, We can find Waterfalls in Nepal. Most of them are inaccessible because of the formation, and difficulty of Climbing the rock/steep way.

Jhor is located in Kathmandu itself and can be reached in 1 hour from most parts of Kathmandu. Road Way is Good, and People can enjoy the bike ride away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Moreover, Safety is one of the most important things that makes this Jhor Waterfall famous. Jhor Waterfall is the safest one because, You don’t have to climb the steep hills or go through rough trail to reach this Waterfall, while you can enjoy as much as you enjoy during your visit to other waterfalls.

Best time to Visit Jhor Waterfall

You can visit this Waterfall throughout the year. But, During Winter it is too cold to bathe there. So, If you are planning to visit Jhor Waterfall to get a bath in natural water, the Winter Season is not Good.

Apart from Bath, If you want to enjoy the scenery and take some memorable photographs, you can visit this palace throughout the year.

NOTE: During the Dry Seasons, Waterfall may go dry. So, it is also better to know first before traveling. During Dry Seasons, It is highly recommedned to visit Sukute Beach Resort for Rafting and Swimming Experiences.

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Jhor Waterfall Video

It is better to see the Video of Jhor Jharana before traveling. It is because of the fact that, You will get the general overview of the waterfall by watching this Video and It will console your mind to have proper expectations from this waterfall.

Hotels in Markhu

Markhu has a number of hotels, but the Lakeside Simlang Hotel is one of the better ones to stay at. In addition to its mid-sized swimming pool, many of the hotel’s rooms have balconies that overlook the reservoir and surrounding hills. The price is Rs 2,300 per person for three meals and snacks.

Markhu Resort

This Resort is one of the best resorts of Markhu. Markhu Resort is famous for its service, Location, Morning View of Lake, and Suitability of Location as it is near the way to Pokhara from Kathmandu.

Markhu Resort Price

Markhu Resort Price varies depending upon your requirements. There are several accommodation and fooding variations that can be chosen. Based on the chosen Markhu Resort Room, and Fooding Species, Cost can be estimated.

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Best Time to Visit Markhu Village

Markhu can be visited throughout the year. In Short Words, The Weather of Markhu never becomes harsh to visitor because of the fact that, Temperature of this places doesn’t go below 0 Degree Celsius and above 50 Degree Celsius.

Major Attractions

Indra Sarobar (Artificial Lake) – Kulekhani Dam

The main attraction of Markhu is Nepal Largest manmade lake- Indra Sarobar. Indra Sarobar is the nearest lake from Kathmandu Valley. The size of the lake is 7 kilometers that you will not believe that it is a manmade lake. Kulekhani Dam created this lake. It lies at the deep gorge between Kulekhani Village development committee and Markhu.  You will be amazed after seeing the beauty of Indra Sarobar Lake.

A lake like this cannot be described in words. You may have seen various lakes in movies and wished you could visit them once in your life. Now is the time to experience a lake like that one for yourself. One of the most beautiful lakes in Nepal is the reflection of the sun light on its water during sunrise and sunset. In general, it is the most beautiful lake in Nepal.

Boating in Indra Sarobar

There are many things to do in Indra Sarobar, including boating. The view from outside and inside the lake are both stunning. Only a small part of the lake can be accessed by boat. For Nepalese, boating is priced at NRP 110 and for foreigners, about NRP 500 (I’m not sure about foreigners’ rates).

A life jacket will be provided to each participant (at no additional charge). Boating takes about 30 minutes. If you wish to explore the whole lake, you can hire a boat for an additional fee.

Taste Special Local Fish

In addition to its delicious fish, tourists can also enjoy lake views and boating along with the delicious fish. This area is famous for its fish, so many people come here just to taste the fish.

Hike

The lake is 7 kilometers long, so enjoying only one part may not satisfy you. Hiking is another way for you to explore as much of it as you can. Hiking is another way for you to experience the beauty of the lake and discover the charm of nature.

Itinerary 

Day 1:Kathmandu to Markhu

It is possible to see the beautiful mountain ranges of Mt. Gaurishanker, Dorje Lakpa, Langtang, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Mt. Everest, API, etc., if the weather and climate are favorable on that day. One of the largest artificial dams in the world is located here. You can visit this region while traveling from Chandragiri.

You can stay in beautiful hotels in markhu, enjoy the local foods and rural life in this village, and enjoy the hydroelectricity produced by this dam. The lake is called Indrasarobar, and boating is very common and cheap here, so anyone can enjoy boating. 

Day 2:Drive back to Kathmandu 

During our hike in Chitlang, we enjoy stops at historical monuments like Pauwa, Saat Dhara (seven water faucets), Shivalaya, and some other archaeological monuments as we relax before starting our hike.

A 1.5-hour hike brought us to Kulekhani. After lunch, we drove back to Kathmandu. We passed Dakshinkali Temple (a Hindu goddess temple) and a Buddhist monastery in Pharping.

Markhu Resort Tour Package Price

For the Tour of Markhu from Kathmandu, It costs an Individual Rs. 4,500 per person if you opt to travel by Jeep while, It costs you Rs. 1,000 less if you opt to travel by bus. I.e. Rs. 3,500 per person.

Also, During the Off-Season, There are only few internal and external tourists. So, There should be a Group to subscribe to this Markhu Resort Package Price. For other general information, you can give us a call anytime at +977-9863655576. 

Markhu Tour Package Includes 

• Chitlang hotels accommodation 
• Fees associated with boating 
• Professional Guide with experience.
• Entrance fees for sightseeing.
• A first aid kit

Markhi Tour Package Excludes

• Costs associated with personal expenses 
• Bills for beverages 
• Fares for international visas 
• Strike expenses, overnight expenses, and other expenses over and above the trip
• Driver, porter, and guide tips
• Hotel check-outs after midnight

Things to Do in Markhu Village

• A hike to Tamang Village will provide you with a better view of the whole Markhu village as well as the lake (Top of Markhu)
• Kulekhani’s Indra Sarovar Lake is a great place to boat
• A visit to Bheda Farm is recommended 
• The best local food with fish at Chitlang Organic Resort 
• Explore Chandragiri
• Mountain views with snow-capped peaks and green hills 

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Why to Visit Ghandruk Village?

Among the Annapurna region’s cultural attractions, Ghandruk village in Nepal is becoming increasingly popular. The village boasts breathtaking Himalayan beauty as well as a rich cultural heritage. Discover the wonderful village lifestyle, culture, and traditions of this beautiful village in the Annapurna region of Nepal.

Ghandruk Village Tour Highlights

• The Annapurna mountain range and Machhapuchhre are visible from the village of Ghandruk
• Traditional Gurung houses, Gurung museum, and Gurung culture
• Performance by Aama Samuha of Gurung culture
• Canvas stretching of the lake with the eye
• Forest of Rhododendrons
• An early morning sunrise view
• Food grown locally in organic conditions
• Visit the Gurung Museum in the local area

9 Days Ghandruk Trek Package for International Tourist

Greetings! Visit Everest Nepal would be glad to welcome you if you’re planning a trip to Nepal soon and considering a trek to Ghandruk.

We will go over the costs, the itinerary, and what we include and exclude in this package for the Ghandruk Trek.

Ghandruk Trek Cost for Foreign Guest

It costs an Individual USD 790 for Ghandruk Trek.

9 Days Ghandruk Trek Itinerary

• Day 01: In Kathmandu (1,350 m), you will be picked up by our tour guide and transferred to your hotel.
• Day 02: An UNESCO World Heritage Site tour and a pre-trip meeting.
• Day 03: Travel from Kathmandu to Pokhara (827 m), 200 km, 6-7 hours.
• Day 04: The drive to Nayapul (1050 m) takes 1 hour, and the trek to Ghandruk (1,950 m) takes 6 hours.
• Day 05: The Ghandruk Village can be explored, a museum and a handicrafts center can be visited.
• Day 06: A six-hour trek from Ghandruk takes you back to Nayapul, followed by a one-hour drive back to Pokhara.
• Day 07: After lunch, go sightseeing in Sarangkot.
• Day 08: Kathmandu is about 6-7 hours’ drive from Pokhara.
• Day 09: Leaving for the international airport

Cost Includes

• Private tourist vehicles for airport pick-ups and drop-offs
• Staying in 2-3 star hotels with breakfast for 3 nights in Kathmandu and 3 nights in Pokhara
• Private tourist vehicles for sight-seeing in Kathmandu and Pokhara
• A city tour guide who holds a government license
• Tour bus from Kathmandu to Pokhara and back to Kathmandu
• During the trek, we will be provided with full board meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
• During the trek, accommodation will be provided in lodges or guest houses
• Trekking guide with experience in English
• TIMS card and entry permit for the Annapurna Conservation Area
• Accommodations, wages, medical insurance, and food for the employees
• An evening of Nepalese culture and cuisine at the farewell dinner
• VAT, service charge, and government tax

Cost Excludes

• Kathmandu and Pokhara lunches and dinners
• Site entrance fees and other fees at heritage sites
• Fees for Nepal entry visas
• Insurance for your travels
• Charges such as phone bills, laundry, and hot and cold drinks are personal expenses.
• Equipment for Personal Trekking
• Evacuation and rescue in an emergency
• Staff and driver tips for trekking/tours
• Costs not included in the cost include section

2 Days Ghandruk Trek Package for Nepali/Internal Tourist

Namaste, Are you planning to visit Ghandruk Village? The best mode of transportation to visit Ghandruk Village is by foot. Yeah, You heard it Right. Trekking to Ghandruk Village is highly recommended.

You Don’t have much time. Don’t Worry, We have prepared a special package for you to visit Ghandruk in 2 days by trekking. Nevertheless, We would like to let you know that We will cover about two-third of Kathmandu to Ghandruk distance by Transportation and the remaining by trekking.

Ghandruk Trek Cost for Nepali

It costs an Individual NRs. 4,0000 for Ghandruk Trek.

2 Days Ghandruk Trek Itinerary

Day 1: Kathmandu to Pokhara to Ghandruk

The first day will consist of driving early from Kathmandu after breakfast. We drove to Pokhara in about five hours. Our first day was spent in Pokhara – having lunch and exploring the city. Then, we head to Ghandruk, our final destination. In Ghandruk, campfire mode is always on – it’s an amazing thing to witness. We stay in Ghandruk.

Day 2: Ghandruk to Pokhara to Kathmandu

Our second day begins with our exploration of Ghandruk. We’ll explore the museums, enjoy the morning views, and go for a forest walk before heading over to Pokhara. You’ll capture amazing memories while we’re there.

Cost Includes

• Hotel Gurung Cottage of tourist standard in Ghandruk
• Accommodation of Kathmandu- Pokhara Lakeside -Ghandruk
• By Scorpio or minibus, Pokhara-Kathmandu
• Breakfast, Lunch and, Dinner for 2 Days

Cost Excludes

• Insurance for travel
• Services related to extra transportation
• Gratuities and tips
• Fee for entrance

Best time to visit Ghandruk

In addition to clear skies, temperate, comfortable days are the best times to trek to Ghandruk in October and November. After the long Nepalese winter, it’s in April and early May that days begin to lengthen again. Although there are some rain showers in Nepal, the hillsides are filled with blowsy rhododendrons.

Book Ghandruk Village Tour With US

Nepal’s Ghandruk Village is famous for its scenic beauty, view of mountain ranges from the village, and is a popular tourist attraction.

“Atithi Debo Vaba”, guests are considered Gods. We strive to make your stay enjoyable regardless of your nationality.

Those wanting to make a detour can take a microbus towards Palpa. Or they can catch a bus from Sunauli to Nautanwa and catch a train to Gorakhpur from there.

Budget: Rs 2,000 per person for one day.

Lumbini

Located about 25 km from Bhairahawa, Lumbini is the birthplace of Buddha. A bus takes approximately an hour from Buddha Chowk to Lumbini.

It is difficult to travel by public bus on the Bhairahawa-Lumbini road because it is being built. Visitors often hire a car for a two-way trip that takes all day. There are e-rickshaws and bicycles for rent at one of the gates of the 1,95-hectare area. You can also find monasteries from around the world. There is the Mayadevi Temple, the World Peace Pagoda and the World Peace Pagoda.

For tourists who do not want to stay overnight in the hustle and bustle of Bhairahawa, Lumbini offers several hotels, resorts, and lodges.

Lumbini is also listed on the list of UNESCO Heritages Sites of World.

Belahiya-Sunauli Border is near Bhairahawa

It is a walk in the park for the locals of Bhairahawa to cross the Belahiya-Sonauli border, but for tourists, this can be a fascinating experience. For Nepalis, it is quite simple to travel to India—just walk over the border. If you plan to travel by land through Nepal and visit India, an Indian visa should be sufficient.

It is a small bazaar with a lot of shops all over the country. In Sonauli, you’ll find ethnic women’s clothing at a fair price, even though the overall aesthetics are overwhelming. Sonauli, however, offers an intriguing glimpse of how Indians and Nepalis live together.

Fulbari Butwal

While it makes more sense to visit while in Butwal, Fulbari, also known as Manimukunda Sen park, is forty-five minutes by bus from Bhairahawa. In Fulbari, also known as Manimukunda Sen park, the palace of the Palpali king Manimukunda has been preserved. If you visit Lumbini to see the ruins of the stupas next to the Mayadevi temple, history enthusiasts can take another thrilling trip to Fulbari.

It is possible to travel to Gangoliya, where you can visit the Ostrich Farm, before returning to Bhairahawa.

Ostrich Farm

This farm is located in Gangoliya, about 30 minutes away from Bhairahawa city. It consists of 8.81 acres devoted to ostriches and emus. Students are given a discounted rate of Rs 50 to visit the farm.

A restaurant is located nearby the farm where visitors can find the chance to enjoy ostrich momo, Sekuwa, Choila, and khana sets in addition to viewing the tall birds between the hours of 7am and 6pm.

Feel Free to Taste Local Pedas

In Bhairahawa, pedas are the most popular dessert. Pawan Misthan Bhandar is a vegetarian restaurant that specializes in traditional desserts. The locals still crave the taste of authentic pedas that Pawan Misthan Bhandar was famous for decades ago, even though there are a variety of options for food there. Despite the place’s revamp, its pedas and dudh malai—my personal favorite—still retain their unforgettable flavor.

The Black Forest café is right next to Pawan, a small café that is always full of people if you prefer a café vibe with music playing in the background. If you have spent a hot day exploring Rupandehi in the sun, a cool frappé will revive you, although the cream is unusually thick. Bhairahawa’s Black Forest is the place for waffles in Bhairahawa, serving everything from bakery items to momos.

Additional Things to do in Bhairahawa

I saw a swarm of locals on top of the overhead bridge before sunset in Bhairahawa because there aren’t many tourists at the moment, so it’s mostly about locals living a routine life. When the sun slowly sinks into the distant horizons in fiery orange and cotton candy pink shades of sky, a new overhead bridge is an excellent place to cool off from the heat.

Each Sunday and Thursday, the Haat bazaar offers a variety of goods, such as vegetables, fish, sweets and clothing. If you visit the haat bazaar, you’ll get to interact with the locals and see what Bhairahawa has to offer in terms of languages, cultures, and food.

How to reach Bhairahawa?

The journey to Bhairahawa takes 30 minutes by plane from Kathmandu or a day by bus starting from Kalanki bus park.

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About Bhaktapur

On the eastern side of Kathmandu valley, Bhaktapur is known as Bhadgaon or Khwopa, Bhaktapur is the oldest city in Nepal. It is known for its unique arts in wood and potteries, as well as traditional Nepali culture and custom. Its historical monuments represent Nepal’s medieval tradition and culture, and the people who live here are indigenous Newaris. 

A few of the main attractions in Bhaktapur Durbar Square are Nyatapola Temple, King Bhupatindra Malla’s statue, the Peacock Window, and Golden Gate.

Major Attractions of Bhaktapur Durbar Square

We have compiled a list of some of the most important attractions that you should not miss when visiting Bhaktapur Durbar Square. 

55 window palace

When Yaksha Malla reigned over the Mallas in 1427 AD, the Palace of Fifty-five Windows was built, and during King Bhupatindra Malla’s reign it was remodeled. There is a balcony of fifty-five windows among the brick walls, which is regarded as one of Nepal’s oldest monuments and is set within a gracious setting and sculptural design. It is considered a unique work of woodcarving.

Nyatapola Temple

It is the highest and biggest pagoda ever built in Nepal with such a degree of architectural perfection and artistic beauty. Nyatapola in Newari language means five stories – the symbolic representation of five basic elements.

Bhairava Nath Temple

A temple dedicated to Bhairawa, the fiercest manifestation of Shiva, is also known as the Bhairab Nath Temple.

Golden Gate

It has been said that the Golden Gate is one of the most beautiful and elaborately molded in the world. Two heavenly nymphs adorn the door, which is adorned with Hindu mythical creatures such as monsters and other creatures of marvelous intricacy. It is topped by the goddess Kali and Garuda (mythical griffin) along with two heavenly nymphs.

“The Golden Gate is the most beautiful piece of art in the Kingdom; set like a jewel in its handsome surroundings, it flashes innumerable facets.” Percy Brown, a prominent English art critic and historian, described it as such. As the main gate to the palace with fifty-five windows, King Ranjit Malla erected it.

Fasi Dega Temple

Also located in Bhaktapur Durbar Square is the Fasi Dega Temple, dedicated to Shiva. It was home to several Hindu god sculptures. A 1934 earthquake collapsed this ancient temple; only the foundation remains. There are three pairs of animals guarding the stairs leading up the stepped base. In the April 25, 2015, earthquake, a modern dome-shaped shrine collapsed on top of the original base.

Lion Gates in Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Despite its current state of ruin, Bhaktapur Durbar Square’s Lion gate shows what the entrance once looked like.

Taleju Bhabani Temple

Among the most revered shrines of Nepalis is Taleju Temple, which is one of the most important parts of Bhaktapur Durbar Square. In the courtyard on the left of the Golden Gate you will find the Taleju Temple. Only Hindus are permitted to enter the Taleju Temple. Photos are not permitted.

Malla kings have their patron Goddess Taleju as their lineage goddess. She is not a Hindu goddess common to the rest of the Hindu pantheon.

Jagat Simha, the refugee prince who brought the Goddess to the Kathmandu Valley, is believed to have brought the Goddess’ original yantra to the Bhaktapur Taleju Temple.

Malla kings accepted the Newari cultures and rituals after settling in the valley. But Goddess Taleju had always remained separate after the kings had embraced its traditions.

The Mantra of Goddess Taleju, which represented her authority over the malla kings, was passed down to the heir on his deathbed by the Malla King.

Naga Pokhari or Royal Bath 

In Bhaktapur Durbar Square, right behind the Taleju Temple, is the Royal Bath. A natural spring was used for the construction of the palace’s royal bath, which was constructed by Jitamitra Malla in 1678. In the local language, Hiti is the name used for the gilded stone water spout in a sunken basin.

Traditional water supply systems such as Hitis in Kathmandu valley contain attached spouts or taps (usually made of stone) that channel water from underground sources or reservoirs into public spaces.

A large number of serpent sculptures are found around the bath, including taps and other structures in the form of snakes. Snakes are considered to be the Nagas or water deities.

Bhaktapur Pashupatinath Temple

As part of Bhaktapur Durbar Square, there is a replica of the Pashupatinath Temple. The temple, also called Yaksheswar Mahadev temple, was built by King Yaksha Malla in the late fifteenth century. It features graphic erotic carvings on its pillars and roof.

Vatsala Durga Temple and Taleju Bell

When we visited Bhaktapur Durbar Square in April 2015, the Vatsala Temple was completely destroyed by the earthquake. The temple was built in 1672 by King Jagat Prakash Malla, but sadly it was destroyed completely by the earthquake. Located next to King Bhupatindra Malla’s statue, the temple is currently being restored.

There is still an intact Taleju Bell in front of the Temple. The Bell was used to mark the morning and evening prayer times at Taleju Temple. Looks like the structures related to the Goddess have not been damaged.

Chyasalin Mandap

It is a beautiful two-story wooden pavilion built by King Bhupatindra Malla as a protection against the Pashupatinath Temple on the eastern side of the Bhaktapur Durbar Square.

A powerful force was believed to emanate from Shiva temples and was believed that they could destroy other things in the vicinity. The Chusalin Mandapa created a barrier between his palace and the Shiva Temple that was directly opposite his palace.

Pashupatinath Temple produces forces that strike the palace, which is why Mandaps were originally constructed. Later, the Mandaps were used to entertain the people.

A wooden frame was used to rebuild Chyasalin Mandap to help survive another earthquake. It turned out this frame survived the 2015 earthquake without any damage.

Sunsets over Bhaktapur valley can be seen from the top story of the Chysalin Mandap.

Statue of Bhupatindra Malla

Bhupatindra Malla, who constructed most of the buildings in Bhaktapur Durbar Square, is commemorated by a huge statue just next to the Taleju Bell. On a tall column stands a bronze-gilt statue of the King sitting cross-legged with his hands folded together in the form of an eternal Namaskar. As the king sits with his hands folded, the statue seems quite impressive.

It has been attributed to his cousin, the Malla King of Kathmandu, who suggested the idea of building the statue, to build the King Bhupatindra Malla column. As part of the statue, Bhupatindra asked for assistance from the artisan who built Kathmandu Durbar Square’s column, but Bhupatindra couldn’t resist raising the statue’s height.

King Kathmandu became angry when he saw that and ordered the artisans to remove the statue at night.

Siddhi Lakshmi Temple

The 55 Windows palace is directly adjacent to Bhaktapur Durbar Square, where the Siddhi Lakshmi Temple can be found. The staircase has two attendants, a dog, horses, rhinoceroses, camels, and many others. By 2018, this temple had been completely rebuilt after being destroyed in the 2015 earthquake.

Dattatraya Square

It is also known as Dattatraya Tole as the area has some old market stalls. Tole in Nepali means market area. Dattatraya Square is the oldest square in Bhaktapur and is located between Bhaktapur Durbar Square and Taumadhi Square.

A central area with many temples and beautiful windows, including the famous “Peacock Window,” and several museums make up the square. The oldest and most important temple is the Dattatreya Temple. The Dattatreya Temple was constructed using only one tree’s wood. A wrestler named Jaymal and Phattu can be seen at the temple’s foot.

The Peacock Window

There is a famous example of Newar art known as the Peacock window in front of the wood carving museum. The Peacock window is one of the most beautiful examples of Newar art.

According to tradition, this window was built in the 15th century and is considered one of Nepal’s most valuable treasures.

Pottery Square

There is an open courtyard behind Bhaktapur Durbar Square filled with earthen clay pots. On a sunny day, Pottery Square would be extremely busy with potters working on their pots. On any given day, Pottery Square would be buzzing with activity.

Local Market in Bhaktapur

Bhaktapur’s local markets are a treasure trove of traditional Nepali craftsmanship. As you stroll through the narrow alleys, you’ll find a wide variety of handcrafted items, from pottery and wood carvings to metalwork and intricate hand-knotted rugs. The city is particularly known for its vibrant artisan community, where generations of craftsmen have preserved the ancient techniques of rug weaving.

For visitors looking to take home a piece of Nepal’s rich heritage, these markets offer high-quality handicrafts and locally made rugs. If you’re a foreign buyer interested in bulk purchases of authentic hand-knotted rugs, NP Rugs, one of Nepal’s largest manufacturers of handmade rugs, provides an excellent option for wholesale orders.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square Entry Fee

• For Nepali Nationals: Free
• For Foreign Nationals: US$ 15 or NRs. 1500
• For SAARC Nationals: NRs. 500
• For Chinese Nationals: NRs. 500

Who made Bhaktapur durbar square ?

Prior to Nepal’s unification, Bhaktapur was a separate kingdom ruled by Malla rulers. The Durbar square in Bhaktapur was built by Malla King.

How to Get Bhaktapur Durbar Square from Kathmandu?

Previously, There were two simple options to travel to Bhaktapur Durbar square from Kathmandu. Now, Thanks to Pathao for their services, An Individual can take a Pathao Ride to Bhaktapur Durbar Square.

Bus

The bus to Bhaktapur leaves from Ratna Park Bus Park in Kathmandu, and the cost is 40 to 50 rupees. There are many buses that go to Bhaktapur.

Taxi

Taxis will take you to Bhaktapur, but you’ll have to bargain hard if you plan to go by taxi. You may have to pay Rs. 500 or more, depending upon the areas of Kathmandu.

Pathao Ride

If you take a Pathao from Kathmandu to Bhaktapur Durbar Square, It may costs you Rs. 100- Rs. 200, and Believe Us, It is the best choice if you are alone because it will save your time, and you won’t get stuck at Traffic Jam, and Rider can easily pass you through the Crowd near Durbar Square.

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Bhaktapur Durbar Square is one of the UNESCO Heritages of Nepal. This is near Kathmandu, and easily accessible. So, We don’t have any package for Tour. Nevertheless, We are ready to help you out if you are confused about the Location.

Feel free to call us at +977-9863655576 or write us at ddmelamchi@gmail.com if you need any help or Guidance regarding your tour to Bhaktapur Durbar Square, or any other place of Nepal.