| |  | | Kathmandu is the capital city of Nepal and it is also the largest city in Nepal. Newars are the residents, who speak Nepal Bhasa. It is located in the tri-city area in the Kathmandu Valley in central Nepal, along the Bagmati River. The two other cities are Patan and Bhaktapur. Kathmandu was said, constructed in 723 AD with several of Buddhism blessing this region. The direction signs are hardly seen, only some of important buildings. Many places in the city are worth a visit, especially if you are cultured travellers e.g. King’s Palace, Durbar Square, the ancient square crowded with palaces and temples, including the Kasthamandap or ‘Wooden house’ has given the city’s name, Thamel Chowk has lots of restaurants and shops. Exploring on foot is permitted, yet Rickshaws are wiser. |
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- Kathmandu, Nepal
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The Nepal style standard class hotel ”Summit” with its 77 rooms, is located in Kathmandu near various shops. The hotel offers a bar, restaurant, room service, sauna,... | |  | Hyatt Regency Kathmandu:
- Kathmandu, Nepal
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- Kathmandu, Nepal
An International Hotel located in the heart of the city and minutes away from all attractions including the Thamel District -Nightlife -Restaurants -Historic Durbar Square and... | |  | Vaishali Hotel:
- Kathmandu, Nepal
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- Kathmandu, Nepal
A special combination the old and the new ... the gilded past and the demanding present... a splendid old palace and a spectacular modern hotel blend classically to create the... | | | | | | |
