Sundarijal Vacation Packages

The people were all so sweet and readily available. The food at breakfast was delicious and the restaurant staff were very accommodating regarding all meals. I stayed with my very elderly grandfather and he was very safe and well looked after even when I wasn’t there. The pool was gorgeous, clean, and refreshing and the pool bar had some of the best drinks I’ve ever had. The area around the hotel was abundant with restaurants and quirky shops. The hotel was kind enough to call taxis for you so you didn’t have to walk into oncoming Kathmandu traffic to acquire one on your own (although you should prob do that for the experience anyway). The only complaint that I had was that depending on where you were in the hotel, the smell of cigarettes could be a little too much, esp if you have sensitive lungs/respiratory problems. The rooms were spacious, clean, and contained beautiful artwork that was reminiscent of the hotels past as a palace.

The Dwarika is an oasis. The spa and gym facilities are out of this world. It is a living cultural museum with wood carvings and art and traditional but fancy local cuisine. It was exactly what I needed after the Everest Marathon, a place to detox and recover. Even the air is better and sweeter in the hotel. It isn’t near Thamel but that is why it is peaceful. I can’t imagine staying anywhere else. It isn’t the luxury, it is the support of Nepali and Newari traditions that put it over the top. PS The basil lemonade is addictive PPS The lady who manages the treatment center is a fourth generation healer and she has an incredible nasya recipe for your sinuses and lungs PPS Try a game of Tigers and Goats

The Kantipur Temple in Kathmandu, Nepal, stands as an architectural testament to the rich cultural and religious heritage of the region. Renowned for its intricate design and historical significance, the temple attracts visitors seeking to explore the intricacies of Nepalese craftsmanship and spirituality. Its well-preserved structure and serene ambiance contribute to a meaningful cultural experience for those interested in the religious tapestry of Kathmandu.