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Spiritual Tour in Nepal
Quick facts about Spiritual Tour in Nepal
Duration
10 Days
Trip Grade
Easy
Maximum Altitude
1750 m
Group Size
2-20 People
Starts
Kathmandu
Ends
Kathmandu
Accomodation
Hotel
Best Time
Oct-Dec & Mar-May
Trip Overview
Nepal is a land where spirituality is part of everyday life. Visitors from all over are greeted by ancient temples, peaceful monasteries, sacred stupas and centuries-old traditions. A Spiritual Tour in Nepal immerses you in the country’s spiritual legacy, fostering cultural connection and meditation, rather than just sightseeing. This is a memorable experience for anyone, regardless of their religious beliefs or whether they choose to reflect or find peace.
The tour starts in Kathmandu, where Hindus and Buddhists coexist. You will be visiting sacred sites like the Pashupatinath temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Kopan monastery, Patan Durbar Square, Bhaktapur, etc. These historical sites help to uphold religious practices in Nepal and offer a place of peace to study, meditate and reflect. You’ll also visit Namobuddha (1750m / 5741ft), one of the most revered Buddhist pilgrimage sites in Nepal.
The Nepal Spiritual Tour Package takes you on to one more peaceful city of Pokhara, which is surrounded by lakes and green hills. It is possible to see the Bindhyabasini Temple, World Peace Pagoda, Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave and a Tibetan Monastery here and enjoy the calmness of Phewa Lake. Meditations and yoga sessions are optional providing more chances to unwind and enjoy the peaceful environment.
Lumbini (150 m / 492 ft), the birthplace of Lord Buddha is another highlight of the journey and is one of the world’s most important pilgrimage destinations. You will visit the temple of Maya Devi, the Ashokan Pillar, Sacred Garden, World Peace Pagoda and monasteries constructed by various countries. Each place has a different aspect of Buddhist history and provides a serene atmosphere for contemplation. A Nepal Pilgrimage Tour is an opportunity to learn more about Buddha and Hindu beliefs and customs, as well as the rich cultural heritage of Nepal.
It is a journey suitable for travellers of all ages, as it is non-strenuous; you’re not walking too far and you’re not spending too much time on sightseeing. During the tour, you will get time to meditate, to see the religious life of the people, to interact with monks and pilgrims with respect and to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Nepal. The Himalayan Idol Treks have carefully planned each aspect of the tour, so you can travel comfortably and enjoy the spiritual and cultural experiences that make the trip so rewarding.
Route Overview
Your Spiritual Tour in Nepal starts in Kathmandu (1400 m / 4593 ft), in Nepal’s most important Hindu and Buddhist centers, where you will visit Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Kopan Monastery, Patan Durbar Square and Bhaktapur. Onwards it heads to the Namobuddha Buddhist Pilgrimage site (1,750 m / 5,741 ft), a tranquil monastery and meditation place.
Then you head to Pokhara (822 m / 2,697 ft), where you can visit the World Peace Pagoda, Bindhyabasini Temple, Gupteshwor Mahadev Cave and Tibetan monastery. It then goes south to Lumbini (150 m / 492 ft), the birthplace of Lord Buddha and visits the Maya Devi Temple, Sacred Garden, Ashokan Pillar and International Monasteries. Once you have made the pilgrimage, you come back to Kathmandu for a farewell evening before your international flight and thus a peaceful trip through the most respected spiritual destinations of Nepal.
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Trip Highlights
- Discover the most important and holiest places of Nepal for both the Hindu and the Buddhist faith
- See the holy Pashupatinath Temple and peaceful Boudhanath Stupa
- Witness guided meditation at Kopan Monastery and Namobuddha
- Visit Patan and Bhaktapur’s old temples that have survived the test of time
- Enjoy a tranquil sunset from the World Peace Pagoda in Pokhara
- Visit Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha and a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Have a peaceful moment of contemplation near Phewa Lake and in the sacred surroundings of the monastery
- Participate in optional yoga sessions and traditional butter lamp offering ceremonies
- Follow the route of Kathmandu, Pokhara, Namobuddha and Lumbini in one purposeful trip
- Learn about Nepal’s religious practices, customs and the peaceful lifestyle of the locals
Detail Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu
Welcome to Nepal. Once you reach the Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will welcome you with a typical Nepali greeting and get you to your Hotel in Kathmandu. It takes about 30-45 minutes to drive. Once you have arrived, you will be able to rest and recuperate from your trip.
We have an introductory Spiritual workshop in the evening to introduce the religious traditions and spiritual heritage of Nepal. You’ll be introduced to the country’s rich tradition of Hinduism and Buddhism and then you’ll practice a brief guided meditation. This relaxing session is here to help you relax in the calmness of the Himalayas and to get ready for the day ahead.
The first day concludes with an evening in Kathmandu (1,400 m / 4,593 ft), where you will enjoy a comfortable overnight stay.
Activity: Airport transfer, spiritual workshop and guided meditation, 30 to 45 minutes drive
Accommodation: Hotel
Meal: None
Max Altitude: 1,400m/4,593ft. (Kathmandu)
Day 02: Spiritual Exploration in Kathmandu
In the morning, we start our spiritual tour to the most sacred Hindu Temple in Nepal, the Pashupatinath Temple where Lord Shiva is worshipped, after breakfast. The tranquil atmosphere, ritualistic activities and the devotional chanting are powerful and enriching spiritual experiences. Non-Hindus may not enter the main temple; however, they have a great view of the temple from across the Bagmati River.
Then it’s time for a visit to the great Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world and an important centre of Tibetan Buddhism. The calm and peaceful atmosphere is created when the monks and pilgrims walk around the stupa and spin prayer wheels.
Then we go to the Kopan Monastery nestled on a tranquil hill above Kathmandu. It is time for prayer and meditation with monks, followed by a traditional lighting of the butter lamp at sunset. Those seeking a deeper spiritual experience can have an optional yoga session as well. Overnight at your hotel in Kathmandu at 1,400 m (4,593 ft).
Activity: Temple visits, monastery exploration, meditation and butter lamp ceremony, 6 to 7 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Meal: Breakfast
Max Altitude: 1,400m/4,593ft. (Kathmandu)
Day 03: Explore Patan and Bhaktapur
There will be a tour of two historic towns in Kathmandu Valley, famous for its beautiful temples, monasteries and traditional buildings. First stop is Patan Durbar Square, where we explore the historic courtyards, shrines, and the peace and tranquility of Hiranya Varna Mahavihar (Golden Temple).
Then we drive to the old city of Bhaktapur, which is a city of medieval times and has maintained its culture for centuries. We take the narrow stone streets and head to the Nyatapola Temple, Dattatreya Square and several magnificently carved temples and monuments displaying Nepal’s spiritual heritage.
We then get settled into a comfortable heritage-style hotel in Bhaktapur in the evening. There is also an optional yoga class before relaxing for the evening. The overnight stay is at an elevation of 1,401 m (4,596 ft).
Activity: Heritage sightseeing, monastery visit and cultural exploration, 7 to 8 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Meal: Breakfast
Max Altitude: 1,401m/4,596ft. ()
Day 04: Visit Namobuddha Monastery
Following breakfast, we head out of Bhaktapur and take a scenic tour of approximately two hours to arrive at Namobuddha, a very significant Buddhist pilgrimage site in Nepal. This tranquil hilltop lies at an elevation of 1,750 m (5,741 ft) and the site where Lord Buddha gave his body to a starving tigress and her cubs as a gesture of compassion in one of his past lives.
We visit Thrangu Tashi Yangtse Monastery, a beautiful place where monks perform prayers and meditations daily. There will be time for you to take part in a guided meditation or yoga session and benefit from the peaceful ambiance. For those who want it, there’s also a short walk through the local pine forest to the sacred stupa for viewing the hills.
Tonight our lodging is at a monastery guesthouse or an eco resort with its serene environment to unwind from the day.
Activity: Scenic drive, monastery visit, meditation, optional short hike, 2 hours drive, 3 to 4 hours sightseeing
Accommodation: Guesthouse
Meal: Breakfast
Max Altitude: 1,750m/5,741ft. (Namobuddha Monastery)
Day 05: Drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara
This morning we set off from Kathmandu to Pokhara, one of the most tranquil cities in Nepal. It takes about 6-7 hours to reach by road and is about 200 km, going through green hills, villages and terraced farmland, crossing rivers. There is also an alternative domestic flight option (approximately 25 minutes) if preferred.
On arrival at Pokhara (822 m / 2,697 ft), we will check in to our lakeside hotel and have time to unwind. In the evening, we go to the World Peace Pagoda, which is a lovely white Buddhist stupa with a view of Phewa Lake and the Annapurna range. The peace here is perfect for a quiet sunset contemplation before heading back to the hotel.
The remaining part of the evening is free for the visitors to enjoy the peace and tranquility of Pokhara.
Activity: Scenic drive or flight, World Peace Pagoda visit and sunset meditation,6 to 7 hours drive or 25 minutes flight
Accommodation: Hotel
Meal: Breakfast
Max Altitude: 822m/2,697ft. (Pokhara)
Day 06: Spiritual Tour of Pokhara
If you are an early riser, you can get an optional tour to Sarangkot (1,600 m / 5249 ft), where you will see the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain range with a good view in clear weather. We get back to our hotel and have breakfast before heading out to take in the sights of the day.
Bindhyabasini Temple is the first place we visit, which is an important Hindu Temple dedicated to Goddess Bhagwati. Then we move on to the sacred cave of Gupteshwor Mahadev, which is a naturally formed Shiva Lingam and is a pilgrimage for all.
During the afternoon, we get to visit the Tashiling Tibetan Refugee Camp and Monastery, where we will gain insight into Tibetan Buddhist traditions and monastic life. At the end of the day, you can take a quiet walk on the shores of Phewa Lake to allow you to contemplate the day before heading back to the hotel.
Activity: Spiritual sightseeing, monastery visit, optional sunrise tour and lakeside reflection, 6 to 7 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Meal: Breakfast
Max Altitude: 1,600m/5,249ft. (Sarangkot)
Day 07: Drive from Pokhara to Lumbini
After breakfast, we head to Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha. The scenic drive takes about 6 to 7 hrs, traverses rivers, forests, small towns and the fertile southern plains of Nepal, covering about 170 km. An optional domestic flight is approximately 25 minutes, if you like.
When we arrive, we check in at our hotel and have a brief time to unwind before heading to the Sacred Garden. It is a tranquil place with numerous important Buddhist monuments and is the center of the Lumbini pilgrimage site.
As dusk falls, you will be able to sit quietly and meditate close to the place where Buddha was born. The peaceful atmosphere provides a meaningful spiritual experience before we make our way back to the hotel to stay for the night at 150 m (492 ft).
Activity: Scenic drive or flight, Sacred Garden visit and evening meditation, 6 to 7 hours drive or 25 minutes flight
Accommodation: Hotel
Meal: Breakfast
Max Altitude: 822m/2,697ft. (Pokhara)
Day 08: Full Day Lumbini Pilgrimage Tour
This day is dedicated to visiting the sacred places of Lumbini. We start our day at Maya Devi Temple, the very place Lord Buddha was born, after breakfast. Close by, we explore the Ashokan Pillar created by the Emperor Ashoka in the third century BC, the sacred pond and ancient archaeological remains.
We take a trip to the Monastic Zone in the afternoon to witness the peaceful environment and visit the monasteries set up by various countries, each with its own architectural style. In addition to our visit to the World Peace Pagoda, we have a quiet stroll in the peaceful gardens.
When the sun starts setting, we go to the monastery area and start a meditation session quietly.
Activity: Pilgrimage sightseeing, monastery visits and meditation, 6 to 7 hours
Accommodation: Hotel
Meal: Breakfast
Max Altitude: 150m/492ft. (Lumbini)
Day 09: Return to Kathmandu from Lumbini
We leave Lumbini and head back to Kathmandu. The road trip takes roughly 8-9 hours and traverses 265 km of plains, ending up in the hills around the Kathmandu Valley. Those interested in a faster ride can opt for a domestic flight that takes some 35 minutes.
Once in Kathmandu (1,400 m / 4,593 ft), you have time to relax or visit local markets. There is the option to visit and purchase traditional handicrafts, prayer flags, singing bowls or thangka paintings or simply take a calming stroll through the Garden of Dreams.
At the end of the day, we have a farewell dinner with traditional Nepali cuisine and a cultural show to mark the end of the trip.
Activity: Scenic drive or flight, shopping, farewell dinner and cultural program, 8 to 9 hours drive or 35 minutes flight
Accommodation: Hotel
Meal: Breakfast, Dinner
Max Altitude: 1,400m/4,593ft. (Kathmandu)
Day 10: International Departure
Today is the end of your spiritual journey in Nepal. A quiet morning can be used after breakfast to consider the experiences, the quiet hours, and the spiritual enlightenment that you have encountered during the tour.
We will arrange a drop off service for you to get to Tribhuvan International Airport by our representative for onward travel. The duration of the drive is typically 30-45 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. In case of the desire to stay longer in Nepal, a two- to three-day yoga and meditation retreat is offered before your departure.
We wish you the ability to take some of Nepal’s spiritual traditions with you as you leave Nepal. We hope you have some memories of Nepal that you will keep. We wish you inner peace and an appreciation for Nepal’s spiritual traditions that you will take with you when you leave Nepal.
Activity: Airport transfer and international departure, 30 to 45 minutes drive
Meal: Breakfast
Max Altitude: 1,400m/4,593ft. (Kathmandu)
If our standard itinerary doesn't fully meet your needs, we are happy to tailor it to your specific preferences and requirements.
Trip Information of Spiritual Tour in Nepal
Tour Difficulty and Physical Requirements
The Spiritual Tour in Nepal can be enjoyed by visitors of all ages and stamina. It is not a trek or a climb and therefore a comfortable choice for all those interested in culture, history and spirituality. Most activities feature easy walks around peaceful gardens, historic monuments, monasteries and temples.
You need to be able to walk for 1 to 3 hours a day on rough terrain, steps and stone paths. Namobuddha Monastery (1750m / 5741ft) and Sarangkot (1600m / 5249ft) have a couple of uphill stretches, but these are optional and can be done at a leisurely pace.
Good walking shoes, light clothing and a reuseable water bottle are recommended. The Nepal Spiritual Tour Package is designed to provide you enough time to rest, explore and enjoy at each of the destinations without being rushed.
Best Time to Visit Nepal by Month: Weather Guide for Spiritual Tourists
While the Spiritual Tour in Nepal can be done all year round, it is usually the best time to tour in the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). During these months, the weather is nice, the skies are clear and the roads are in excellent condition for sightseeing and meditation.
The monsoon season is from June to August when it rains regularly, particularly in the hills. The countryside is green and tranquil, but travel is sometimes slower as there are wet roads.
December through February is cooler, particularly in the mornings and evenings, but cities like Kathmandu (1400 m / 4,593 ft), Pokhara (822 m / 2,697 ft) and Lumbini (150 m / 492 ft) are still comfortable for travel. Enjoy a Nepal Pilgrimage Tour and discover a different spiritual and cultural experience in each season of the year.
Transportation, Food and Accommodation
For comfort and convenience, private tour vehicles are used for transportation during the Spiritual Tour in Nepal. There are optional domestic flights available for your choice to save your journey time between Kathmandu, Pokhara and Lumbini. Himalayan Idol Treks has all the ground transportation arranged as per the itinerary.
Accommodation comprises comfortable hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara and Lumbini as well as a quiet guesthouse or eco resort situated close to the Namobuddha. Rooms will typically have private baths and modern amenities.
Typically, breakfast is served every morning and lunch and dinner are served at select local restaurants with Nepali, Indian, Tibetan and international cuisines. Nepal Spiritual Tour Package includes a stay in clean and comfortable lodging around the country and the experience of local hospitality.
Meditation, Yoga and Spiritual Experiences
The Spiritual Tour in Nepal is designed with the principle of introducing the visitors to the peaceful spirituality of the country in a meaningful way. You’ll be passing by many sacred temples and Buddhist places of prayer, as well as major Buddhist pilgrimage sites, where meditation and quiet contemplation are always a part of daily life.
There are a few places where you can partake in a guided meditation session conducted by resident monks or a quiet time with monks on your own. Visiting Boudhanath, silent meditation in Lumbini and Kopan Monastery and Namobuddha make for memorable spiritual experiences.
A tour can also be organised to include an optional yoga experience for those who wish to explore this further. This is a combination of the pilgrimages of Buddhism and Hinduism, during which one can get a better insight into the various spiritual heritages of Nepal and experience a lot of peace and self-reflection.
Visa, Entry Requirements and Necessary Documents
A tourist visa is available at Tribhuvan International Airport and at the designated Land Border Crossings for most travellers from abroad who need a visa to enter Nepal. You could also apply online if you’re from a certain country before travelling. Your passport should be valid for at least six months from your arrival date and have sufficient unused pages for your visa stamp.
Passport, travel insurance details, flight tickets and a couple of photos in passport size should be taken along when joining the Spiritual Tour in Nepal. This tour does not need any trekking permit as it visits cultural and religious sites, unlike trekking trips.
Himalayan Idol Treks will ensure that you have all the travel arrangements set up and guide you before your arrival to prepare the required travel documents for a hassle-free journey.
Health, Safety and Medical Facilities
The Spiritual Tour in Nepal is a comfortable and safe trip that visits popular pilgrimage sites and well-connected cities. The tour is conducted at relatively low elevations, so there is very little risk of altitude-related health problems. The maximum altitude reached is at Namobuddha (1750 m / 5741 ft), which is not generally a concern for altitude sickness.
There are hospitals, pharmacies and medical clinics throughout Kathmandu, Pokhara and Lumbini to treat any necessary needs. Regular medications and a small personal first aid kit are advisable to take. This Nepal Spiritual Tour Package comes with local support with experience to assist you in case any medical situation arises during the tour.
Travel Insurance
It is highly recommended to everyone who visits Nepal as part of the Spiritual Tour to Nepal to take travel insurance. The trip is easy and doesn’t involve trekking, but insurance can give you financial security if unforeseen circumstances arise on your trip. A proper policy should include medical treatment, emergency evacuation, cancellation of the trip, flight delays, lost baggage and other travel-related emergencies.
Take time to read your policy thoroughly before getting on the road to find out what coverage is offered and if any coverage is excluded. Have both hard and electronic copies of your insurance information readily available if needed. A Nepal Pilgrimage Tour comes with a number of city tours, so you can enjoy the trip with greater assurance in the case of having good travel insurance.
Money, Currency and ATMs
The official Nepal currency is Nepalese Rupee (NPR). In many local markets, restaurants, small businesses and religious institutions, cash is widely accepted. It is useful to have a few small denomination notes to make purchases or to make offerings to the Temple.
ATM facilities are readily available in Kathmandu, Pokhara and Lumbini, which may have international withdrawal fees. Many of the souvenir shops accept credit and debit cards as well as the larger restaurants and major hotels, but it’s always better to have some cash on hand. It is useful to have a reasonable supply of local currency for everyday use and to purchase prayer flags, singing bowls, thangka paintings, handicrafts or local souvenirs for the Spiritual Tour in Nepal.
Electricity, Mobile Network, Internet and Charging Facilities
Electricity will be available during the Spiritual Tour in Nepal and also in all the hotels/guesthouses in the tour. Nepal has a power supply of 230 volts and 50 Hertz. Usually type C, D and M plugs are used, so it is advisable to take a universal travel adapter.
Mobile network coverage is excellent in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Bhaktapur, Lumbini and Namobuddha. There is good coverage in these areas with Nepal Telecom (NTC) and Ncell. Most hotels and cafés also have free Wi-Fi but speed may differ. The Nepal Spiritual Tour Package enables you to connect with your inner self while having a quiet time at Nepal holy places.
Language and Communication
The official language of Nepal is Nepali, but English is commonly used in tourist areas, hotels, restaurants and by licensed guides in Nepal. In Nepal, the code of communication is simple and visitors can interact with the local people at ease throughout the Spiritual Tour.
There are also monks, caretakers and guides at many religious sites who can give explanations of the history and meaning of the various monasteries and temples in English. It is nice to learn a few basic Nepali words, like Namaste for hello or Dhanyabad for thank you, which will be welcomed by Nepalis and make their visit a more personal one.
The experienced English-speaking guides come with Himalayan Idol Treks to help with communication and to provide a hassle-free travel experience from the start to the end of the trip.
Spiritual Etiquette and Temple Guidelines
It is essential to adhere to local customs as an integral part of every Spiritual Tour in Nepal. Respect the modesty of others by covering your shoulders and knees when visiting the temples, monasteries and sacred places. Remove shoes and hats in buildings of worship when necessary.
Photography is permitted at many sites; however, there are certain places where photography is not allowed, such as temples and monastery prayer halls. Please take pictures with caution; keep in mind the local signs or ask the guide.
Respect monks and local worshipers by asking permission to take their photos and do not interrupt religious activities. When visitors to a Nepal Pilgrimage Tour treat the people and their beliefs and traditions with respect, the tour is more meaningful.
Responsible Travel in Nepal
Responsible travel is essential to ensuring that Nepal’s natural beauty, cultural heritage and religious traditions are preserved for future generations. The Spiritual Tour in Nepal also asks visitors not to litter, bring a reusable water bottle and not to use single-use plastics as much as possible.
Do buy locally to help the local economy, honour local traditions and follow the rules and directions of your tour guide when visiting religious sites. Do not touch sacred objects unless instructed to do so and pray and meditate with a calm demeanor.
By encouraging responsible tourism practices and promoting sustainable methods and interactions with cultural heritage and local communities, Himalayan Idol Treks is committed to ensuring that all visitors can enjoy an authentic experience while also making a positive contribution to the destinations they explore.
Useful Tips for the First-Time Travellers
Is the Tour Suitable for Kids and Teenagers? An Honest Age Guide
The Spiritual Tour to Nepal is suitable for children and teens. The program features easy walking, comfortable tours and visits to heritage sites, monasteries and temples. Supervision of children in religious places and meditation sessions is required to ensure that it is a respectful and enjoyable experience.
This Tour for Seniors: What to Expect at 60+
Senior travellers will find the Spiritual Tour in Nepal suitable. It offers private means of transport and comfortable accommodation and is only a short walk to cultural and religious sites. The tour is relaxed with most activities suitable for travellers aged 60 and over, with normal mobility.
First Himalayan Tour Ever? Why this tour is ideal for you
It is best suited to those who have not done much hiking and want to see some of Nepal’s Buddhist and Hindu heritage. It is a great introduction to Nepal, with a relaxed itinerary and sightseeing with a guide and a peaceful atmosphere.
This Without a Guide: Is It Legal and Is It Wise?
Yes, one can visit these places without being accompanied by a guide. But it is advisable to travel with a guide as you learn about the history, culture and religious beliefs of each place of interest. The guide also facilitates your entire tour in terms of how you get from point A to point B and how you communicate from one place to another.
How Crowded Is this tour?
At times during festivals, weekends and public holidays, some religious sites will become crowded. There are many visitors to Pashupatinath, Boudhanath and Lumbini all year long. Early mornings or late afternoons offer a more peaceful and quiet experience.
Solo Female Traveller on this Tour: Safety and Practical Notes
In general, Nepal is safe for women travellers. Modest clothing, local customs and escorted tours ensure more comfort and security. The guided tours also provide local assistance where necessary throughout the tour.
Best Photography Spots on the tour
There are many great photography spots on the tour. The World Peace Pagoda, Bhaktapur, Patan Durbar Square, Phewa Lake, Namobuddha Monastery, Boudhanath Stupa and Patan Durbar Square with Bhaktapur and Maya Devi Temple in Lumbini are good locations to take stunning photos.
Frequently Asked Questions
Entry fees are based on the tour package purchased. Please refer to the inclusions section or contact the tour operator in advance.
Yes. Visitors are invited to watch numerous ceremonies and, if suitable, to take part appropriately in ceremonies with the assistance of your tour leader.
Yes. Throughout the tour route, there are numerous vegetarian/vegan menus for those who prefer them, particularly at the temples and monasteries.
Wear a modest style of clothing that covers knees and shoulders. Walking shoes are recommended and shoes should be taken off where appropriate.
Yes. Prayer flags, singing bowls, incense, thangka paintings, prayer beads and other traditional handicrafts are available in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Lumbini.
Gifts are welcome (not required). Religious places are maintained through small voluntary contributions and activities of the monastery benefit the local communities.
Yes. You will have free time to explore, shop, relax and meditate, at your own pace, on several evenings and some sightseeing days.
Yes. Respectful visitors can attend prayer sessions at many monasteries. Your guide will be able to recommend appropriate times and any visitor regulations to observe.
Yes. Visitors should dress in modest attire and should remain quiet and avoid showing revealing clothing, loudness and hats in prayer halls unless otherwise allowed.
Yes. Depending on availability and booking, you can extend your stay with sightseeing and yoga, meditation retreat or other cultural tour.
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