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The ancient Indian kingdom of Janakpur was named after King Janak, who was also the father of the goddess Sita. Sita is the native nation of the Hindu god Rama and the female lead in the renowned Hindu epic Ramayana. Currently, Janakpur is the most fascinating and dirt-free site in all of Terai’s towns.
Janakpur is not only significant religiously, but it is also the hub for the resurgence of traditional Mithila arts and crafts. Tradition dictates that Mithila women paint abstract representations of Hindu mythological characters on the walls of their homes, sometimes coming close to the appearance of a mandala.
Arrival at the 1338-meter-high Kathmandu International Airport. Our agent will meet you, welcome you, and transport you to the hotel. The tour briefing is followed by a welcome drink. upon hotel check-in.
Following breakfast, continue your tour of the Kathmandu Valley, stopping at the shrines of Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Budhanilkantha, and Swayambhunath.Once finished, head back to your hotel and spend the night in a Kathmandu hotel.
Temple of Pashupatinath
Pashupatinath Temple, which is situated in Kathmandu, Nepal, is purportedly a Hindu temple devoted to Lord Shiva. In 1979, this temple was included to the list of World Heritage Sites. As one of the seven monument groupings that make up the Kathmandu Valley designated by UNESCO, this “extensive Hindu temple precinct” may be a “sprawling collection of temples, ashrams, inscriptions, and images raised over the centuries along the banks of the sacred Bagmati River.”
The Boudhanath Stupa
Boudhanath in Kathmandu, Nepal, might be a stupa. The stupa, which is roughly 11 kilometers from both the town center and the northeastern suburbs of Kathmandu, is one of the biggest spherical stupas in Nepal because of its massive mandala.
Temple of Budhanilkantha
Situated 8 km north of the middle of Kathmandu city, at the base of the Shivapuri hills, is one of the largest stone statues of Vishnu, known as Jal Narayan or Budhanilkantha. The enormous sandstone statue of Lord Vishnu appears to float in a pond while he snoozes on a bed of serpents known as “Nagas.” The sanctuary was established in the fifth century.
Swyambhunath Temple
Situated on a hill in the Kathmandu Valley, to the west of Kathmandu city, is the ancient holy structure known as Swyambhunath. ‘Sublime Trees’ is how the place is known in Tibetan, referring to the diverse range of trees that can be found atop the hill.
Once you’ve had breakfast, take a picturesque journey (225 km/6 hrs) to Janakpur. When you arrive, go to the hotel. Upon arrival, spend the night at the Janakpur hotel.
Visit Janaki Temple, Jaleshwor Mahadev Temple, and numerous other locations after breakfast. Return to the hotel after completion. You have the evening off for personal pursuits. Spend the night in a Janakpur hotel.
Janaki Temple
The Hindu deity Sita is honored in the Janaki Mandir. It is a prime example of mixed Hindu Nepali architecture, covering 1,480 square meters and designed in the dazzling white color scheme of the Hindu Kingdom of ancient Nepal.
Temple of Jaleshwar Mahadev
The Shivlings in the Jaleshwar Mahadev Temple are thought to have been created independently. It first appeared during the historical era. This temple was reportedly present in Jaleshwar more than 300 years ago. But since the Janak Dynasty, this temple’s reputation has been rising quickly.
Return to Kathmandu by car after breakfast. Enter the hotel and check in. You can go shopping in the nearby Thamel Market on your own time during the evening.
Breakfast and hotel check-out. prompt transfer to the airport so you can travel to your next location while carrying wonderful memories of Nepal.
