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Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Kathmandu a través de sus museos y monumentos.
Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, is a sensory assault of colors, sounds and spirituality. Located in a valley surrounded by the Himalayas, the city is a living museum where Hinduism and Buddhism converge in ancient temples, medieval squares and bustling alleys soaked in incense.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de Kathmandu
One of Asia's richest living cultures, where daily rituals are part of the urban landscape.
Nepal's holiest Hindu temple, famous for its cremation ghats on the banks of the Bagmati River.
Ancient royal square where the Malla kings resided, home of the Kumari (the living goddess).
Known for its Newar art and architecture, it is perhaps the most beautiful square in the valley.
A medieval city preserved in time, famous for its ceramics and wooden temples.
Great festival in Durbar Square with mask dances and the departure of the Kumari chariot.
Thousands of sadhus (holy men) from all over India and Nepal gather at Pashupatinath to honor Shiva.
Mainly celebrated in Bhaktapur with a huge chariot pulled by ropes.
Great festival in Durbar Square with mask dances and the departure of the Kumari chariot.
Thousands of sadhus (holy men) from all over India and Nepal gather at Pashupatinath to honor Shiva.
Mainly celebrated in Bhaktapur with a huge chariot pulled by ropes.
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Ver guía completaGo to one of the upper terraces around the Boudhanath stupa at sunset to hear the chanting and watch the ritual kora (circumambulation).
Always keep your Durbar Square ticket; If you are going to stay for several days, you can ask to have it validated for your entire stay at the tourist office in the square.
Dress modestly in temples. Shoulders and knees covered. Take off your shoes before entering any sacred place or home.
Always use your right hand to give or receive money and food. The left is considered impure.
Kathmandu is at 1,400m, it doesn't usually affect you, but if you are going to fly to Lukla, rest a couple of days here first.
It is ESSENTIAL. Make sure it covers helicopter rescue if you plan to go trekking.
Crossing the street is an art. There are no traffic lights; walk with determination and a constant pace, drivers will avoid you.
In Swayambhunath and Pashupatinath, do not carry food in plain sight. Monkeys can be aggressive if they think you have something for them.
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