On day first we will explore some UNESCO heritage sites, and which are Kathmandu Durbar Square is one of three durbar square (royal palace) squares in the Kathmandu Valley whose main attractions are Kumari (Living Goddess), Kalabhairav, Freak Street, Taleju Temple (skyscraper pagoda form 16th century), Nasal chowk and many more. Swayambhunath, 2600 years old Buddhist Stupa, is world renowned Buddhist sacred place. It crowns a hill overlooking the Kathmandu Valley and offers fantastic views over Kathmandu city. Temple area consists of shrines and statues of Buddhist and Hindu deities, ancient sculptures, monasteries etc.
Patan is an ancient city containing huge collection of finest workmanship of Newari, Hindu and Buddhist monuments. Shikhara style Krishna Mandir, Patan museum along with temples constructed by Malla kings are main attractions of Patan Durbar Square, Boudhanath.
Bhaktapur, the city of devotees, delivers medieval settlement with a number of cultural and historical squares. Dattatraya temple, five storied Nyatapola temple, 55 window palace, golden gate are some of the many architectural showpieces of Bhakatapur Durbar square.
Bardia National Park is the largest National Park in Nepal where we can foretaste varieties of animals such as Tigers, Deer, Monkey, Rhino, Dolphin and Crocodile from a near sight which is so mesmerizing. Not only animals we can see varieties of landscapes also. All of these sorts of things will certainly lure our hearts to stay there. This place is far away from the human inhabitance and perhaps that is why wildlife is flourishing so beautifully here. Perhaps no more words are required to state that this park is certainly among the ultimate destinations for enjoying wildlife holidays in Nepal.