The capital city of Nepal and largest metropolitan area, home to over 1.4 million people. Kathmandu is the political, economic, and cultural center of Nepal.

Also known as Patan, Lalitpur is famous for its rich cultural heritage, traditional arts, and crafts. It is known as the city of fine arts.

An ancient city known for its medieval art and architecture, Bhaktapur is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with well-preserved palaces and temples.

A historic town situated on a ridge southwest of Kathmandu, known for its ancient temples and traditional Newari culture.

A traditional Newari town known for its pottery, traditional masks, and vibrant festivals, located between Kathmandu and Bhaktapur.

A scenic district known for its agricultural production, traditional villages, and panoramic mountain views.

A district with diverse geography, from Terai plains to hilly regions, known for Hetauda city and industrial areas.

A historic district known for its ancient palace complex and strategic location on the trade route to Tibet.

A mountainous district bordering Tibet, known for Langtang National Park and trekking routes.

A district known for its natural beauty, trekking routes, and the Bhote Koshi river.

A major industrial city and the headquarters of Makwanpur district, known for its clean environment and planned city layout.

A scenic hill station known for its panoramic Himalayan views and as a popular destination for mountain viewing.

A historic town in Kavrepalanchok district, known for its traditional Newari architecture and as a commercial center.

A historic town known for its medieval temples, traditional architecture, and religious significance.

Kathmandu's tourist hub, known for its vibrant streets, restaurants, shops, and nightlife.

A prestigious commercial area in Kathmandu, known for high-end shops, hotels, and restaurants.

A traditional market square and cultural center of Kathmandu, known for its historical significance and vibrant bazaars.

A historic commercial area known for its traditional shops, temples, and cultural significance.

A commercial and residential area in Lalitpur, known for its zoo and as a center for Tibetan refugees.

A residential and commercial area in Lalitpur, known for its educational institutions and peaceful environment.

A historic village known for its organic farming, traditional culture, and as a gateway to the Chandragiri hills.

A popular hill station known for its spectacular sunrise and sunset views of the Himalayas.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its ancient temple and traditional Newari village.

A traditional Newari town known for its ancient temples, traditional architecture, and religious significance.

A scenic area known for its botanical garden, religious significance, and natural beauty.