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Temples in Nepal

Nepal’s Hindu and Buddhist temples are masterworks in oiled brick, stone, and carved wood. Colossal Statuary, intricately ornate toranas(lintels) and erotic carving still inspire the desired amount of wonder.

Kathmandu’s Old town

Backstreet temples, local gods and half-hidden stupas make Kathmandu’s old town our favorite place for an early- morning walk.

Bhaktapur Courtyard

Still impressive despite some earthquake damage, this medieval town features the country’s tallest temple, a royal palace and even some curved elephant erotica.

 

Golden Temple, Patan

This 15th- century courtyard is centered on a beautiful Boudha Statute and displays five Tibetan frescoes.

Changu Narayan Temples

Earthquake-damaged but still standing, this World Heritage Site is a Treasure-house of Himalayan art, including 1500-year-old Lichhavi statues and carvings.

Swayambhunath

Monkeys flock around this glorious gold-topped stupa, which rises like bonfire over Kathmandu.

Trekking in Nepal

In Nepal you can trek for days through the most incredible mountain scenery, safe in the knowledge that you will find a hot dinner and place to stay at the end of each day.

Everest Region

Some of the world’s most astounding high mountain scenery combined with comfy Sherpa Lodges, but try to visit outside of October.

Annapurna Circuit

Nepal’s most popular trek offers lots of variety-Tibetan-style villages, Hindu Temples, glacier views and a 5500m pass.

Annapurna Sanctuary

The trek leads one passing Gurung villages and bamboo groves straight into the lap of the Himalaya.

 

Langtang

Langtang Lirung, 7000m peaks, high mountain lakes and epic Himalayan Panoramas make this a great option.

Around Pokhara

Trekkers who have less than a week but still want to indulge in the hills for spectacular mountain views will have a good choice.