Living Heritage of the Valley
Cultural Tours
Seven UNESCO World Heritage sites, living goddesses and thousand-year-old squares — guided by storytellers.
The journey, in essence.
Kathmandu Valley holds the densest concentration of World Heritage sites on earth — medieval palace squares, the great stupas of Boudhanath and Swayambhunath, and the sacred fires of Pashupatinath, all within an hour of each other.
Our cultural journeys move at a connoisseur's pace: early mornings before the crowds, private courtyard visits, lunch with a Newari family, and guides who grew up inside these traditions rather than reading about them.
Seven UNESCO sites
Durbar squares of Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur; Boudhanath, Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath and Changu Narayan.
Storyteller guides
Historians and local artisans, not script-readers — ask them anything.
Living traditions
Newari feasts, butter-lamp evenings, pottery wheels and thangka studios.
Beyond the valley
Extend to medieval Bandipur, Lumbini — the Buddha's birthplace — or the hilltop shrines of Gorkha.
Signature Experiences
Moments we design for.
Dawn at Boudhanath
Join the morning kora with pilgrims as ten thousand butter lamps flicker under the painted eyes of the great stupa.
Bhaktapur with a potter
Wander the best-preserved medieval city in the Himalaya, then take a wheel in Pottery Square with a fifth-generation master.
A Newari feast
Twelve courses on a leaf plate in a family courtyard in Patan, with home-pressed rice wine and stories to match.
Himalaya from Nagarkot
End a heritage day on the valley rim, watching sunset run the length of the range from Annapurna to Everest.
How It Unfolds
A journey in movements.
Old Kathmandu
Durbar Square, the Kumari's palace and the hidden courtyards of Asan — then Swayambhunath at golden hour.
Patan & the artisans
The finest Durbar square, the Patan Museum, and afternoons in bronze-casting and thangka studios.
Bhaktapur & Nagarkot
A medieval city in the morning, pottery at noon, and a Himalayan sunset from the valley rim.
Sacred circuits
Boudhanath and Pashupatinath, or venture further — Lumbini, Bandipur, Gorkha — as your interests lead.
Ready when you are.
Cultural journeys run privately on your dates, with guides matched to your interests.