DHULIKHEL is situated 30 Km north east of Kathmandu city on Kodari highway at an altitude of 1,675 meter (5,500 ft) above the sea level. From here one can have a panoramic view of Himalayas on a clear day.

NAGARKOT is at an altitude of 2175 mt./ 7122 ft. above sea level, 32 Km north east of Kathmandu city. On a clear day, long range of Himalayas including Mt. Everest can be seen from here.

DAMAN, at 2322 mt./ 7616 ft. above the sea level lies 80 Km south of Kathmandu city on Tribhuvan highway. The best place to have view of highest peaks, Dhaulagiri in the west to Mt. Everest in the east.

POKHARA valley, a most popular tourist destination in Nepal, is 200 Km west of Kathmandu city. Nestles beneath the Annapurna range of the western Himalayas, Pokhara has many exotic places of interest such as the Seti River Gorge, Mahendra Cave, Devi's Falls and the famous lake Phewa its still water displaying stunning reflections of the majestic Fish Tail and Annapurna Himalayas. It is base for all treks to Annapurna region.

LUMBINI is the birth place of Lord Buddha, the apostle of peace, compassion and non-violence. It is 310 Km to the south west of Kathmandu city. Lumbini garden complex has a stone pillar commemorating the visit of Emperor Ashoka around 250 BC.

ROYAL CHITWAN NATIONAL PARK is situated in the Rapti valley about 150 Km south of Kathmandu. It is the richest wildlife reserve in Nepal and one of the best in Asia. Occupying an area of 932 Sq Km, this park is home to one-third of the entire one-horned rhinos population in the world. The Bengal Tiger is one of the main attraction in this park. Visitors at the Royal Chitwan Park are also likely to see leopards, gaurs, wild buffaloes, sloth bears, wild boars, various species of deer and march, and mugger crocodiles. More than 400 species of birds have been identified here making it a paradise for bird watchers.