Hiking
Experience the beauty of Nagarkot with our guided hiking tours. Choose from panoramic, nature, and view tower trails, each offering unique views and experiences. Discover the tranquility of Mahankal Temple, Nagarkot View Tower, where a short hike leads to scenic vistas and spiritual solace. Embark on longer treks to Dhulikhel and Changu Narayan, uncovering the beauty of scenic towns and ancient temples nestled amidst picturesque villages and verdant forests. After your hike, return to Club Himalaya to relax and recharge. Enjoy delicious cuisine, soothing spa treatments, or simply take in the serene surroundings.
Bhaktapur
Bhaktapur, also known as the "City of Devotees" or locally as Khwopa, and historically referred to as Bhadgaon, is situated in the eastern corner of the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal. It is approximately 17.3 kilometers (10.7 mi) or a 40-minute drive from Club Himalaya. Despite being the smallest city in Nepal, Bhaktapur is the most densely populated. Renowned for its rich Newar tradition, cuisine, and skilled artisans, the city holds a special place in Nepal's cultural landscape.
Rani Jhula
Known as the Queen Bridge, Rani Jhula is a suspension bridge offering captivating views of the surrounding landscapes and mountains. Nearby lies a hidden gem: a serene waterfall, providing visitors with a refreshing and peaceful experience.
Nagarkot View Tower
Nagarkot's premier tourist attraction, the Nagarkot View Tower, stands approximately 2100 meters above sea level and requires about an hour of trekking. Offering a 360-degree panorama, visitors can admire the Kathmandu Valley, lush national parks, rolling hills, and the majestic Himalayas. Many rise early for sunrise hikes to witness the breathtaking dawn and the awe-inspiring beauty of the Himalayas, though visible from our hotel. The morning spectacle of the snow-capped peaks bathed in changing hues adds to the enchantment of sunrise hiking.
Changunarayan Temple
The Changu Narayan Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is perched atop a small hill east of Kathmandu in Bhaktapur. Offering stunning views of the Himalayan range, it provides a glimpse into rich cultural heritage. Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, it holds special reverence among Hindus for its ancient origins and significance. Accessible by a 45-minute drive or a three-hour hike, the temple welcomes visitors to immerse themselves in its spiritual ambiance and explore its historical treasures.