Discover the ancient practice of Himalayan Shamanism and immerse yourself in Tamang culture on this 1-night, 2-day journey to Nuwakot and Rasuwa. Meet local Shamans, experience powerful healing rituals, and enjoy a traditional Tamang cultural dance under the stars. Stay in a community home, taste authentic local food, and explore sacred sites in an unforgettable off-the-beaten-path adventure. Tour Highlights ✓ Meet Real Shamans – Experience ancient Himalayan Bon Shamanism traditions ✓ Personal Healing Session – One-on-one energy cleansing with an expert Shaman ✓ Authentic Cultural Performance – Traditional Tamang dance under the stars ✓ Historic Exploration – Visit King Prithivi Narayan Shah's palace at Nuwakot Durbar Square ✓ Local Homestay or Lodge with authentic hospitality ✓ Sacred Pilgrimage Site – Receive blessings at Uttar Gaya dham ✓ Intimate Group Size – Personalized attention and meaningful cultural immersion

Escape to Nine Fort Resort, a captivating hilltop retreat that offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the Ganesh Himal and Langtang mountains. This unique getaway combines natural beauty with cultural immersion, featuring a seven-story heritage site that showcases the rich history of the region. Savor traditional Newar cuisine, celebrated for its flavors and heritage, before gearing up for an exhilarating zip line adventure that will leave you with unforgettable memories. Location: Nestled on a scenic hilltop, the resort is easily accessible from Kathmandu, making it an ideal destination for a quick getaway or extended stay. Next Day Plan: After breakfast, gear up for the zip line adventure, then return to Kathmandu or continue your onward journey, filled with unforgettable experiences.

Day trip to Nuwakot is the best for historical and cultural point of view. About 80 km north of Kathmandu lays a remarkable historical hill town called Nuwakot bearing a special importance in the history of Nepal. It was once on a major trade route to Tibet, it has since become one of the most thriving commercial hubs of Nepal, and was by many regarded as the Western gateway to the Kathmandu valley. King Prithvi Narayan Shah, the founder of modern Nepal, planned and launched several unification campaigns from here some 260 years ago. A pagoda style building popularly known as seven-story Nuwakot Palace stands as a landmark of Nuwakot. With strategic hilltop viewpoint, it is rarely frequented yet pristine historical hill town offering the opportunity for learning history and culture.

Kakani Village is famous for bird watching, trout fish-farming and for its amazing Himalayan view. Just an hour scenic drive towards the north of Kathmandu Valley takes us to Kakani Village, which is situated at an altitude of 2073m. Kakani Village is truly an ideal place to explore the typical Nepali village lifestyle, people and culture. During the spring season, the forests at the hillside will be covered by vibrant colors of rhododendron flowers, maple, orchids, and appealing coniferous pine forests. The magnificent views of mountain ranges stretching from Annapurna to Everest, via Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, Gaurishankar and Dorje Lakpa at the northern highlands makes this place absolutely a precious treasure to gaze over the Himalayan sunrise and sunset view from Kakani Hill tower. The sense of visiting is the place is slower and quieter devoid of distractions. If you love strawberries, Kakani is the right choice for you. Every year Kakani produces 250,000 kg of strawberries.