Natural Sightseeing places around Kathmandu

If you are a curious person who wants to experience the beautiful natural beauty of Nepal, then it’ s time to find the way. Kathmandu is a popular destination for those who want to visit and explore one of the most exciting cities in South Asia. The city is full of everything from temples, museums and monuments to attractions like rickshas. However, when all the work gets worse, stop or continue to these beautiful places to visit the Nepalese landscape.

Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park

The Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park (159 km) is located on the outskirts of the Kathmandu Valley, about 12 km from the capital. In 2002, the area was designated as the country's eighth national park. It was managed by the Shivapuri Watershed Development Board before it was designated as a national park, and later it was named the Shivapuri Watershed and Wildlife Reserve.

The park is also a stopping point for trips to Nagarkot, Gosaikunda, Helambu and Langtang parks. The park has many Buddhist and Hindu sacred sites. At Baghdwar and Bishnudwar in the park, where the sacred Bagmati and Bishnumatii rivers originate, pilgrims from the Kathmandu Valley and the surrounding areas gather on the day of the Nepalese New Year, which takes place in mid-April. From the northern parts of the park, visitors can experience breathtaking views of the high Himalayas. The southern hills of the park offered stunning views of the Kathmandu Valley.

Sundarijal


Sundarijal is a place where you can enjoy waterfalls, lush green forests, endless trails for nature lovers, cycling and even canyoning. It is named after the Hindu goddess Sundarimai and is home to Krishna and Ganesh Mandirs (temples). Additionally, the dam built there has become an important source of water and electricity for the Kathmandu Valley, with the Sundarijal Hydropower station supplying water and power. A footpath is accessible from Sundarijal and you can walk for a few minutes to reach the waterfall. The peaceful and natural environment makes this place an attractive place close to Kathmandu valley.

Bishnu Dwar

One of Kathmandu's main rivers, the Bishnumati river, has its source in Bishnudwar. For Hindus and Buddhists, Bishnumati, or "Beloved Lord Bishnu", has deep religious and cultural significance. The journey to Bishnudwar, which is 1,950 meters above sea level, starts from Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu. It takes about 2-3 hours of travel to reach Bishnudwar, you will explore beautiful land, greenery, birds and butterflies, flora and fauna and waterfalls.

Baghdwar

The Baghdwar is about 1hr 30min above Nainki Gumba. It is a revered pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists, and there are various hermit caves, Buddhist sculptures, Shiva statues, as well as Shiva-linga and Naga stone cravings. It is a popular tourist destination near the Kathmandu Valley and a favorite day trip for many people to escape the busy city of Kathmandu. It can be a good place to go on a trip near Kathmandu where you can explore the beautiful mountains, greenery and waterfalls.

Jamacho Gumba

The Nagarjun Jamacho Gumba Trek is a short and sweet trek that is about three kilometers from Kathmandu. Formerly known as Nagarjun Forest, this area is now part of the Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park. Many visitors are attracted to Jamacho Gumba from the nearby Kathmandu valley by its beautiful location. The Nepal Army guards the Jamacho forest and wildlife, which are untouched, inspiring and fascinating and offer spectacular views of the Himalayas and the Kathmandu Valley, as well as a variety of flora and wildlife.

Shivapuri




Shivapuri Day Trip is a great day trip near Kathmandu to explore the Langtang Himalayan range and enjoy the natural beauty of the place. Shivapuri National Park, one of Kathmandu's reservoirs, is also home to thousands of species of plants and animals, making it a paradise for anyone who likes to watch birds. The trek is popular for being a quick getaway from Kathmandu and known for the scenic beauty it offers. The hike  starts from Muhanpani, which is near Budhanilkantha Temple, and continues along the road to Nagi Gumba, where hundreds of monks live and study.

Muhan Pokhari



For those who do not want to go on a long journey to enjoy nature and water, Muhan Pokhari, a natural lake, is undoubtedly the best option. Kathmandu is not far from there. From Kathmandu, it will take you only one hour to reach there. The nearest reserve area to Bhaktapur is Muhan Pokhari, 20 km from Kathmandu. From here Nagarkot, Sudal, Nala, Kalamasi, Shanga and Sankhu of Bhaktapur can be accessed from the following locations.

Location: Kathmandu 44600, Nepal

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