Kathmandu is the capital city of Nepal. It is one of the oldest cities in the world. It is at least around one thousand years old. The city has grown and is growing even today.

Your Gateway to the Himalaya Kingdom of Nepal, Kathmandu is the heart of the nation where one can experience everything from the last word in luxury to the lost civilizations of the medieval world.

The Kathmandu Valley consists of three main towns of great historic, artistic and cultural interest: Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur. The Kathmandu Valley covers an area of 218 square miles. It is situated 4,423 ft. above the sea level.

The ancient Swasthani scriptures tell of Lord Shiva, supreme among Hindu gods, who came down to the Kathmandu Valley to escape boredom. He came as a tourist, if that is the appropriate word, but he was neither among nor the last of the gods to visit the Valley.
Visitors have come to Nepal since times forgotten, and though the country is much different today than it was in ancient times, it has not diminished in charm; the increase in the number of visitors over the years is a living proof. Those who come to the Valley today will appreciate a lot more than Lord Shiva did in his tour.

The architecture started here by the Lichhavi and Malla kings is one such example. Much of the greenery that Lord Shiva saw is gone, but the forests surrounding Pashupati, where he stayed, are still intact. The seven World Heritage Sites in the Kathmandu Valley designated by UNESCO are the highlights of the Valley.

Apart from Kathmandu’s cultural and natural beauty, Kathmandu also provides a charming and delightful atmosphere to its visitors. With both the historic blended into the modern; this capital city is totally unique. It’s the centre for shopping, entertainment and relaxation, with a variety of things to do such as: 24-hour casinos, nightclubs, pubs and bars scattered around the city.
Delightful and exotic restaurants and cafes serving mouth-watering meals from around the world. Accommodation ranges from five-star deluxe hotels to backpacker’s lodges and apartment.