Kathmandu Valley Tour : In ancient time once the Kathmandu valley was a lake. Then Lord Manjushree took his sword and cut a gorge at Chobar to Drained off all the water of Kathmandu . Afterward all the water drained off and exposed a beautiful valley of " Kathmandu ".

Bhaktapur City : This ancient city is also known as Bhadgaon, which is situated at east of Kathmandu about 18 kilometers. There is a museum, which contains various old paintings, Sculptures etc. 

Swoymbunath Stupa: It is located 4 kilometers west of Kathmandu. This place of pilgrimage is about 2000 years old and. It is one of the sacred place of Buddhist.

Boudhanath Stupa: It is another Buddhist shrine. Which is located at East of Capital? Every morning and the evening Buddhist devotees come here to pray and take a round by clockwise direction. 

Pasupatinath temple: This temple is one of the holy temples of Hindus. Many saints or Hindu ascetics live here, during the Shivaratri Festival (a large Hindus religious festival) many of the devotees come here to pay their homage to Lord Shiva.

Patan City : This place is known as Lalitpur it is still with the old building construction and full of Hindus temple and Buddhist monuments. It is about five kilometer southeast of Kathmandu.

Nagarkot: This place is situated 30 kilometers east of Kathmandu at elevation of 2174mt high. On the fine weather, one can see a panoramic view of Everest and other various Himalayan ranges.

Dhulikhel: This place is one of the pleasant places for tourist. It is 32 kilometer far from Kathmandu city. This place is also popular site for tourist as Nagarkot. From here, you can see the beautiful view of Makalu and numerous other mountains ranges.

Lumbini " The Birth Place of Buddha" 
This place is one of the sacred place of pilgrimage of Buddhist Devotees. Buddha was born here in 623 B.C. He was Prince of Kapilvastu but later he was a great saint. He enlightened the world through religious way. You will find relics of ancient monasteries and the Temple of Buddha 's mother " Maya Devi Temple ". Here the Indian emperor The Ashoka erected a pillar to spread Buddhism and prosperity all over the world.