Gorkha

Situated on a western hill overlooking the snow-clad peaks belonging to the Great Himalayan Ranges, Gorkha was the former capital of the un-united west Nepal before or till the 17th century. It houses two attractive Hindu temples of Lord Gorakhnath and Goddess Kali. It is the birth-place of late King Prithbi Narayan Shah-the sole Propounder of Modern Nepal. It is to be well acknowledged that late King Prithbi Narayan Shah was the last monarch of Gorkha and the first monarch of new Nepal. An optional tour to Mankamana consuming in fact a trek of 4 hours is suggestive because it turns out to be very interesting and enjoyable. The world famous Gorkha mercenaries hail from this district pertaining to Gandaki Zone of Mid-Western Development Region.

Janakpur

This is a religious city in south Nepal famous as the birth-place of Sita who is the divine consort of Lord Ram Chandra and the unanimous heroine of the great Hindu epic "Ramayan." A marble temple popularly known as Noulakh Mandir is dedicated to Sita (sometimes Janaki). In ancient days Janakpur was ruled by late King Janak. Being the daughter of Janak, She has eventually come to be called Janaki-a feminine gender usage of the oriental term. Religious festivals, pilgrimages, comely fairs and other merry festivities are held here especially during two great occasions which include Bibaha Panchami and Ram Nabami. Janakpur is linked with Kathmandu by air plus road. A 45 kilometer railway brings you to Janakpur from Jaynagar, another town of Indian nature in the scorching plains of the Terai. This is the only train route existing in all the kingdom of Nepal.

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Muktinath

Muktinath is situated in north central Nepal on the northern area of the Annapurna Circuit trekking trail. The temple is situated on high mountains. Muktinath is being held as sacred temple by both Hindus and Buddhist. The main Shrine   is   a   pagoda     shaped     temple  dedicated to lord Vishnu. There are two ways to get to Muktinath: one is to take a flight from Pokhara to Jomsom and then to hike couple of hours to temple or to trek all the way from Pokhara.

Gosainkunda

Gosainkunda Lake, which is situated at an altitude of 4380 MTR, is believed to have been created by lord Shiva, when he thrust his trident into a mountain to draw water so that he could cool his burning throat after swallowing poison. This is one of the most famous pilgrimage  destinations  of  Nepal.  The best approach to Gosainkunda is through Dhunchhe- gateway to Langtang trek, which is 118 KM north east of Kathmandu with motor able road. Surrounded by high mountains on the north and south, the lake is grand and picturesque. There are other nine famous lakes such as Nag Daha, Surya Kunda, Saraswoti Kunda, Bhairab Kunda, and Ganesh Kunda etc. Devotees gather here in hordes on the full moon day of August to take holy dips in the water.

Daman

For those seeking the ultimate pan-Himalayan view, Daman is the place to view Himalayas, which is Located 80 km southwest of the Katmandu Valley. Daman (2,400 m) offers the only unimpeded view of the entire Himalayan range. Daman is located on the Tribhuvan Highway in between Kathmandu and the town of Birjung. There is a view tower fitted with long-range telescopes. Daman can be reached in four hours from Katmandu.