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Travel to Nepal, follow in the footsteps of Nepalese Civilization

Travel to Nepal, follow in the footsteps of Nepalese civilization city ​​of culture and world heritage

1. Kathmandu Palace

Take you to Nepal to visit Kathmandu Palace or Hanuman Dorka Palace. (Hanumandhoka) is a white building built in European architectural style with a 9-storey tower called the Basantapur Tower. To be used in important royal ceremonies and also as a place where the kings of Nepal perform the coronation ceremonies. If it’s time for the King to go out to watch the military parade At the entrance gates are guarded by guards and are not allowed to enter the palace. In addition, around the palace there is a statue of Hanuman Dorka.

Acting as an outpost guarding the gates of the palace, there is a Kathmandu, an old wooden building, the origin of the name of the city of Kathmandu. which is made from a single tree This palace is an important place that has been regarded as a world heritage site.

2. Goddess Kumari

Proceed to Kumari Bahal. to attend Goddess Kumaribelieved to be the only living god in the world who must visit Nepal to visit once Goddess Kumari be a royal worshiped by the King There is a prohibition on not being able to walk on the ground. Must be in the castle only to come out of the Bahal will have to sit out So the life of the Kumari will not leave the Bahal at all. except during the Indrajatra festival which will be stamped on the sedan Dressed up in full robes beautifully decorated with flowers to parade around Kathmandu Kumaris are chosen from girls around the age of 4 – 5 years old. They must have a clean, unblemished skin. which is considered a virgin that have to pass the test up to 32 items ever Having passed the test, you still have to check your fortune if it’s compatible with the King or not. If they get along, they can become Goddess Kumaris. Kumaris life ends when kumaris bleed. or menstruation and there will be a ceremony to choose a new Kumari to replace

3. Sayom Phuwanat Temple

Then bring him to pay homage to the Swayambhunath Temple or the Monkey Temple . It was built at the point where it was believed that the Buddha appeared in the human world. and is the origin of the Kathmandu Valley great valley of faith It is another world heritage site of Nepal. Over 2,500 years old, what is interesting and a highlight that Nepalese tourists must see is The part at the base of the stupa has the Wisdom Eyes on all four sides. Which conveys the meaning of Metta, Karuna, Mutita, Ubekkha. It is a temple that represents the way of life and culture of Nepalese people. which blends Hinduism and Buddhism together harmoniously

4. Nagakot Mountains

See Himalayan views at Nagakot Mountains, where Naga means city and Kot means fortress or barracks. The city is an important strategic point for people entering and exiting the Kathmandu Valley from China. Tibet is the closest mountain range to the capital. which is located on the top of the pan of the Kathmandu Valley on an area up to 2,200 meters above sea level See the beauty of the Himalayas along the way. Seeing all 5 peaks, even more. If the weather is clear You may have seen the picture Mount Everest Clearly the highest peak in the world It is the most romantic and beautiful sunset spot. Nepalese tourists regularly come to watch the sunrise and sunset here.

5. Paktapur

Let’s continue to travel to Nepal at Paktapur or Bhaktapur, another world heritage city. Today it is considered a famous cultural city. and is very popular among Nepalese tourists. until it has been dubbed as The “City of Cultural Gems of Nepal” is a city that is recognized as an ancient city. And is famous for its exquisite architecture. It is a source of historical monuments and cultural heritage as one of the seven groups of cultural heritage in the Kathmandu Valley.

The UNESCO has recognized as a world heritage site, especially in the Derba Square area. or the Bhaktapur Palace area It houses a palace, 55 windows, golden doors, a water bath, and the tallest place of worship in Nepal, at 98 feet.

6. Patan City

Patan City, also known as Lalitpur It is one of the three ancient cities of Kathmandu Valley. an ancient city which is known as the twin city of Kathmandu which has been registered as a world heritage Has been dubbed the city of beauty (City of Beauty). There is an ancient road that cuts along the north-south line. and east-west Divide the city into 4 parts, with Patandurbar Square. and Patan Palace as the center Patan is considered a city of fine arts and handicrafts.

That which is elaborate is extremely hard to find. It is also the location of the Golden Temple. The roof is made of long strips of gold leaf that touches the ground. Built according to the Buddhist belief that it is a path leading up to heaven. Inside enshrines a Buddha image named Sri Sakyamuni Buddha and Wat Phra Narai influenced by the art of Hinduism Sakya Craftsman’s family It is a living ancient city that perfectly blends Buddhist and Hindu cultures.

7. Thai Temple in Nepal

Thai people come to Nepal If there is a chance, come to appreciate it. Royal Thai Monastery Lumbini Nepal is the first Thai temple in Nepal. Built to celebrate the 50th anniversary of His Majesty the King’s accession to the throne (Kanchanapisek in the year 2539), with the construction fund from the national budget as the main force And there are Buddhist companies who have faith together to donate. with Somdej Phra Yannasangwon Patriarch Sakolmahasangkhaparinayok presided over the foundation stone laying It is a temple located within the perimeter of the Sacred Heart of Lumbini Wan.

Area of ​​the birth place of Lord Buddha in the western part of Nepal near the Indian border It is about 800 meters from the stone inscription of Ashoka the Great, which represents the good relationship between Thailand and Nepal.

8. Thamel

Appreciate the cultural beauty of Nepal. Let’s continue shopping at Thamel , one of Nepal’s oldest and colorful shopping districts. It is the center of civilization that anyone who visits Nepal must carry souvenirs from Thamel area with them on hand. especially local handicraft products jewelry made of various stones and equipment for hiking There is also a local Nepalese restaurant. including international food included in this area Come to Thamel alone You can both taste and shop together.