Places to visit in Nagarkot

If you are looking for the perfect place to experience sunrises and sunsets while you are visiting the city, this is the perfect location. The tower gives you a perfect view of some of the mountains nearby including Mount Everest. This tower can only be accessed in the morning since the Army post will only allow you to cross then so make sure to get up early enough to experience this.

For those who are interested in seeing how the local people of Nagarkot live, this is the perfect option. It is especially interesting for children and families who want to be able to see some of the local culture and traditions. Your children will also be able to see how other kids in the villages live and can even interact with them.

This is a village of people belonging to Indian origin and these people follow the Hindu religion very strictly. They also celebrate many different holidays that occur with the religion and have many different idols and statues in the village.

This gallery is found in Bhaktapur which is a short trip from Nagarkot. The gallery has many different paintings that are ancient from different periods of Buddhist and Hinduism Tantrism.

This city is completely surrounded by lush green forests. There might be some small gardens and parks in the city, but they would belong to the homes and the people who live there.

This gate located in Bhaktapur claims to be the most finely molded and beautiful gate in the entire world. The door is surrounded by Maa Kali, one of the many goddesses, along with a griffin called Garuda.

Also found in Bhaktapur, this temple is well-known for the bell that is made of bronze and is called “the bell of barking dogs” by the locals. The bell was hung in 1737 A.D. by King Ranjit Malla. This bell was rung to signal the curfew.

Near the Hotel Shivapuri there is a factory that makes paneer which is the Indian version of cottage cheese. You should visit and experience how it is made and make sure to taste the fresh version.