Bungy Jumping  |  6 Days

Itinerary

• 1 Arrive in Kathmandu via respective airlines and transfer to hotel.On arrival at Kathmandu international airport, you will be well received by Reasonable Treks & Tour staff and guide and then transfer you to your hotels within the hub of Kathmandu city around the most happening and exciting place around Thamel. The evening after checking into your rooms with refreshment our guides will brief regarding Tour of Pokhara with welcome dinner in a nice authentic Nepalese restaurant with culture show.
• 2 Kathmandusightseeing tour at places of interest duration 4-45 hrs.Morning starting our tour after breakfast with short drive and walk to Kathmandu Durbar Square (old Palace Courtyard), full of religious monuments with resident of famous Kumari Ghar (Living Goddess), visit Kal Bhairab, Red monkey god, ancient buildings of Malla rulers with magnificent architectures and intricate carvings from 7th to 16th Century. The Durbar Square full of colorful life with vendors of vegetables, curious, flutes, and other crafts with Kastamandap a rest house believed to have been built with the wood of a single tree and is the source from which the Kathmandu Valley got its name. Nearby are great drums which were beaten to announce royal decrees. All woodcarvings, statues, and architecture in this area are exceptionally fine, and Kathmandu Durbar Square is among the most important sights for travelers to witness, the complex also houses the Tribhuvan Museum that carries the mementos of different Shah Kings.
  Akash Bhairab Temple:
  Also referred to as the Blue Bhairab sometimes, it is a three-storeyed temple in the principal market called Indra Chowk. The divine image of the Akash Bhairab is displayed outside for a week-long period during the great festival of Indra Jatra. The celebration of Indra Jatra honors Indra- the King of Heaven and the God of Rain.
  Hanuman Dhoka:
  This falls to be the historic seat of the past royalty, particularly belonging to the Malla dynasty. The Durbar Square, which is itself the old Royal Palace Complex dedicated to the Malla monarchs, is today classified as a World Heritage Site. The age-old temples and palaces epitomize the religious and cultural lifestyle of the people. The interesting things to view include Taleju Temple built by late King Mahendra Malla in 1549 A.D., a gigantic stone figure exposing the fearful manifestation of the Black Bhairab which the Hindus regard as the God of Destruction, the tall stone pillar on the plinth-top of which sits late King Pratap Malla his four children at the four small corners, the colossal image of the White Bhairab the lattice of which is removed for a week during the Kumari Yatra festival, the nine-storeyed Basantapur Palace (literally meaning the spring season palace), the Great Bell and the Great Drums. The main golden-gate is guarded by the Monkey-God called Hanuman. He is the king of the Monkeys and faithful servant to Lord Ram Chandra-the Hero of the Epic “Ramayan.” Being guarded by a sole protector, the gate itself has come to be known as Hanuman Gate. With a commercial umbrella suspended above his head and wrapped in a scarlet cloak, he squats on a stone plinth to be respected by hundreds of Nepalese Hindus plus Indian Hindus.
  Temple of Kumari:
  The temple and the holy quadrangle with a Buddhist stupa at the center form the residential quarters of the Chaste Virgin Living Goddess called KUMARI. The traditional building has profusely carved wooden balconies and window screens. The non-Buddhist ant the non-Hindu visitors may enter the courtyard called the ‘bahal’ but may not proceed beyond upstairs. The KUMARI acknowledges their greetings from the middle window of the balcony particularly saved for her alone and a snapshot is strictly prohibited.
  Kastha Mandap:
  Located nearby the Temple of Kumari, this is a unique type of wooden temple also known as Maru Satal. It was built in 1596 A.D. by King Laxmi Narsingh Malla. They say the timber used for its relevant construction was sawed out of a single tree. It is also believed that the capital of Kathmandu derived its new name from this very ‘Kastha Mandap.’ Today it housed the Hindu God namely Gorakh-Nath. after an interesting time around old Durbar Square a short drive west of the valley to reach Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple): The great Stupa of Swayambhunath believed to be more than 25 centuries old, stands as one of the world’s oldest Buddhist Chaityas and the landmark of Kathmandu and Nepal. The Great Stupa of Swayambhunath is the wonder and the glory that was Nepal. It listed as World Heritage Site, the nerve center of faithful worshipers for all devout and pilgrims with honor to Lord Adi Buddha. It is dedicated to the self – originating flame of God. The stupa, which forms the salient structure, is well composed of a solid hemisphere of terra – cotta with four-sided all-seeing eyes of Lord Buddha, keeping an eternal watch on the Valley distinguishing between vice and virtue. The whole hill is a mosaic of small Chaitya and pagoda temples possessing great five Mahayana (Lamaism) and one Hinyan (Therbadist). On the hind hill is located another important Buddhist shrine; it is called Manjushree, the Chinese Buddha ‘God of Knowledge and Wisdom’.
  The afternoon with time for lunch break, then a short drive towards the east of the city to reach Hindu Temple of Pashupatinath, a pagoda-style temple with gilded roofs richly carved silver doors dedicated to Lord Shiva, situated on the bank of holy Bagmati River. One of the holiest temples in entire Hindu world, Pashupatinath Temple is the nerve center of pilgrimage on the day of Shiva-Ratri anniversary of Lord Shiva. This small religious town also houses a great temple known as Debpatan, situated 5 kilometers east of the capital city. Only Hindus are permitted to enter the main courtyard of the temple. foreign tourists can view the temple from the eastern side of the River. from Pashupatinath Temple heading towards Bouddhanath Stupa a Little Tibet:
  Stands as the largest Buddhist shrine within South East Asia, this ancient colossal chhorten / Stupa built in 6th Century A.D. by King Man Deb. It rests on a series of three terraces looking from bird’s eye view it takes the form and relevant shape of a lotus flower, which indeed remains a very holy object for all the devout world-wide Buddhists.
  The chhorten is surrounded by a circular market, which forms a part of Tibet town overlooking four sided Buddha’s eyes give a vivid flash. The chhorten embraces the authentic philosophy of Mahayana the faith of which is known as Lamaism in Sikkim, Ladakh, Bhutan and Tibet.
• 3Drive to The Last Resort Drive to Last Resort (Ultimate Bungy Sport) after arrival briefing and preparing for Bungy and after the jump rest and overnight at Last Resort or drive back to Kathamndu. This is the short day trip to Bungy in Nepal. If you have enough time then you can plan ahead as given below.
• 4Rest and Luxury Day After breakfast beautiful cannoning trip to The Bhote Kosi River cliff. This is also one of the most exciting adventure trip combining with Bungy.
• 5Drive to Kathmandu Drive to Kathmandu, transfer to hotel
• 6 International Departure for Homeward bound.As per your international flight time transfer towards Tribhuvan International Airport for the journey back home or to respective destinations after a super and amazing time in Nepal with Tour of Bungy Jumping