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4 h
Daily Tour
15 people
English
Jamachen Vijaya Stupa with short hike and Budanilkantha sightseeing
A newly built beautiful monument Jamachen Stupa is on the top of Budhanilkantha Hill. From the top, you can observe the panoramic view of Kathmandu Valley. The view from the top, clean air and serene environment will make you to stay and spend your time as much as possible. The path to reach there is a bit difficult, but the final destination will make you feel worth it. The environment inside the stupa is magical. Peace with melodious chanting music is really marvellous and it’ll compel you to meditate there for a while.
Budhanilkantha, portrays a sleeping Vishnu, floating like a gigantic astronaut on a bed of snakes in the middle of a big pool of water depicting the cosmic ocean. The name Budhanilkantha has nothing to do with Buddha, but literally means “blue throat disguised by mud”.
Member Since 2024
Member Since 2024
