Chisapani Nagarkot Hiking - 5 Day

The Kathmandu Valley Rim Trek: is a brief and enjoyable walk along the outskirts of the capital, following the edges of high, rolling hills. This trek offers an opportunity to explore the area around Kathmandu Valley, providing a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life for a few days.

Are you up for a refreshing hike? Seeking the perfect hiking trail with the marvelous blend of enthralling wilderness, panoramic beauty, and astounding wildlife diversification? Wonder no further!!! The highly skilled team of Mountain Miracle Treks & Expedition brings you the most desired hiking trail by lots of trekking enthusiasts. Chisapani Nagarkot Hiking trail offers you the most enchanting and adventurous hiking experience in the wildered environment full of beauty and awe-strikingly diversified flora and fauna. The trail through is no less than any trekking experience as it constitutes all the fascinating and enthralling activities of a long tiring trek.

Amongst many other extraordinary hiking trails, Chisapani Nagarkot Hiking has always stood out on top. The magnificent hike rolls off with a scenic bus drive from the capital, Kathmandu to the home of cascading waterfalls, Sundarijal. The astounding waterfall at Sundarijal will surely blow away anyone’s mind. As we continue our hike through these cascading waterfalls, we reach Shivapuri National Park in no time. Shivapuri National Park is another major attraction point of this hike as it renders any hiker’s heart away with its prolific beauty of the naturally diversified flora and fauna. It is home to many wild animals that we might encounter during this hike.

As the hike continues, we escalate the rigorous trail up to Chisapani to witness the marvelous panorama of the beautifully craved valley beneath our feet. The highest point of Chisapani lets you witness how it feels to be on top of everyone else. Tonight we camp at Chisapani to witness. The unadulterated wilderness and to keep our promise of making this hike full of adventure. With the buzzing of our alarm early in the morning, we head out towards Nagarkot, our next major destination of the hike. As we stroll towards Nagarkot, you can witness the beauty of the high alpine trees and the heartwarming hospitality of the local people living their rural lifestyles.

The viewpoint of Nagarkot will blow your mind as it lets you witness the factual beauty of the sunrise. The sunrise view from here will boggle your mind as you witness the first golden rays of the Sun wrapping up the majestic mountain vistas like a sheet of golden blanket. This makes the Nagarkot Chisapani Hiking experience much more thrilling and adventurous. After we explore the charismatic beauty of Nagarkot, we descend towards Changunayayan Temple, which has been enlisted as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and is a worshiped pilgrimage for Hindu devotees. We then reroute towards Kathmandu by private vehicle.

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According to legend, 6,000 years ago, Prince Mahasatwo, also known as Ngingdui Tshenpo, discovered a starving tigress and her five cubs. To save the lives of the tigers, Mahasatwo cut his own body to draw the tigress to him with his warm blood. The tigress then ate the prince, leaving only his bones. The bones were taken back to the village and buried in a tomb, which became the stupa of Namo Buddha.

About 3,500 years later, Gautam Buddha visited the village of Sange da Fyafulsa. He circled the stupa three times before declaring himself the reincarnation of Prince Mahasatwo. He then renamed the village Namo Buddha, meaning "Hommage to Buddha."The Thrangu Tashi Yangtse Temple, founded by V.V. Khenchen Thrangu Rinpoche in 1978, has since become home to more than 1,000 monks.

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The town is renowned for its numerous temples and traditional Newari architecture, and it is vibrant with cultural festivals. At the center of the community is the Panauti Community Homestay, a women-led initiative that began in 2012. This initiative later became one of the founding members of the Community Homestay Network (CHN). Today, the CHN has expanded to 36 communities across Nepal, bringing hope, inspiration, and opportunities to rural communities worldwide.