Swayambhunath,Monkey temple (World Heritage Site)

The Buddhist tempale of Swayambhunathon the top of a hill west Kathmandu, is one of the most popular and in stanty recognisable symbols of Nepal.The is colloquially Known as the Monkey temple after the large trible of handsome monkeys that guards the hill and amuses visitor and devotes with tricks .you can see the all kathmandu valley from the Kathmandu Valley .this is temple mainly related with the Buddhist but the people can see the Hindus Temple also there .the stupa is totally related with the mountain due to all stupa design is the mountain style .one is nice place located there is one old peace pond also. in side the pond one small pot every morning people come their and put one quoin there if people threw the quion in side they will be lucky.

Buddhanath

Buddhanath is located nurve centre of the Kathmandu valley. it is 6 KM east from the thamel and just near from the Airport. it is largest stupa of the Nepal and one of the largest stupa of the World.there is more Tibeten people staying and many many art to the tibetan style .there are number of thriving monasteries and many small shop also there. There doesn't seem to be much agreement on how old the budnath site is,but it is likely that the first stupa was built some time after after th e tibetan king songtsen Gampo ,was converted to Buddhism by ht e two wives. One Dalai Lama Temple also located there .you can see the 108 image out the dayani Buddha.
Kopan Monastery: It is popular for the Buddhism and other Tibetan related subject. All the Kathmandu Valley we can see from the Copan Monastery .it is really really nice attractive place .when people will be Kathmandu if you want to visit Kathmandu Valley you have to go Kopan monastery you can get the heaven of the Buddha religion. you can get a Tibetan medicine also amd small shopping also .Top of the Kopan monastery you can get the test of the Buddha religion.

Snakhu is the once important post of the trading rute Between Kahtmandu and Lhasa (tibet).and although the town's flower has faded somewhat,you can still see many signs of its former prosperity.The town was first settled in the Licchavi era and there are many homes decorated with old woodcarvings. Although many traditional aspects of Newari life continue here, the most persasive reason to visit is the beautiful Vajra Jogini tempale comple x,an easy 45 mitue walk or bicycle ride about 2km northeast of town.

At the norheastern part of the Valley around 15Km from Kathmandu,the streams that eventually join the Bagmati River flow over the waterfalls at Sundarijal into a century-old reservoir.This place is also the sterting point for the popular trek to Helambu .The main reservoir that supplies drinking water to the Valley is about a two hour walk uphill from here.A smaller trail forks off before the reservoir to a small rock cave,where a 13th-century image of mahadevi can be found.