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Cultural Tours in Nepal

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Nepal is a mystical land for its ethnic diversity, religious and cultural beliefs, festivities, gods and goddesses in their many manifestations, demos, myths, legends, folklore, and myriad spiritual and supernatural elements have been the subject of profound interest to visitors. Its cultural mosaic is enriched by folk art and artistic creations, which are reflected in its music, musical instruments, paintings, masks, curio items of cultural significance, and numerous other objects of art.
In South Asian countries, the best harmonious inter-relationship and tolerance between Hinduism and Buddhism and the mutual respect and acceptance of each other have created a congenial environment for the development of art and culture only in Nepal.
Nepal’s rich mosaic of cultural heritages could be linked to a precious diamond having numerous facts. The Kathmandu Valley is a treasure trove of Nepalese culture, and an important side of that culture is its architectural heritage which is represented in the numerous monuments included and preserved within the seven monuments zones in the Kathmandu Valley world heritage site.
The beautiful temples, monasteries, stupas or Chaityas, shrines, palaces, monuments, and every other architectural wonder of the valley are glorious cultural treasures of Nepal as well as a heritage of the whole of mankind.
Nepalese architectural heritage is represented in the unique design of built structures like the pagoda and Shikhara-style temples, Shrines, monasteries, palaces, individual homes, stupas, Sattals, stone waterspouts, forts, and so on.
UNESCO has included seven monument sites of the KathmanduValley in the World Cultural Heritage list. Of the seven sites, there are centers around the ancient medieval palaces of the valley, namely the Hanumandhoka Durbar Square in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur Durbar in Bhaktapur, and Patan Durbar Square in Lalitpur. These palaces complexes were the residences of the Malla kings. The otherworld heritage sites are the Swayambhu Nath Stupa, Boudhnath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, and Changu Narayan Temple.