the kathmandu city of temple and art n calture, which one of the oldest cities of the world history ....the place of kathamndu is situated very good climate an arround 1400meter to 2500 metre from the sea level.
this city is famous for pillgrim travel for hindus and budhist people for hindus the great pashupati nath temple which is the most known god for hindus, and swyamvunath and boudha nath is famous spot for budhist people and many others historic places and palace are build by spcial crafts man in history such as , hanumandhoka durabr,patan durbar, and bhaktapur darbar which is that famous for special crafts and art which is sketch on windo , doors waals and every parts of the buildings, and another one place is changunaray temple which is made by manadev before the 1800years.
all the above mention place and buldings places and temple are world heritage monumnet places. inotherhand this city is also famous for sight seeing of northern mountain region of nepal which is easilly can view from the place called nagarkot .

This City is a great amalgam of the medieval world and modern outlook. A living collection of Art and architecture; it is a magnificent place to discover on foot. Picturesque valley mountains surround this fast growing city with silver shining Himalayas at its norther frontier. A clear sunny morning, incense smell from prayer offerings done at thousands of temples/status and stupas; tranquil music echoing from Thamel; cannabis dotting in the least imagined place - this really is a first potion that you need to imbibe before before you take on the Mighty Magnificient Nepal.

What are you kidding me? Kathmandu is a joke. It is a dumpy as India. There is nothing "mystical or majestic" about the place. I was there on business during the riots because of the killings of the Royal family. People were not very wonderful then. If you go make sure the Moaist rebels don't shoot you. Just because you have been to a place dosen't make it wonderful. Yes, get a window seat when you fly out., That way when the pilot smashes the plane into the mountain you can see it coming.

"Take me back to Kathmandu" ... a place like no other and one that relies on tourism for alot of it's income so go if you can. As long as there are no travel advisories, get there if you like wonderful people, good food, awesome temples and architecture and of course, a few hours bus ride to the majestic Himalayas. Accommodation is abundant and cheap and this is the place to start a trek you'll never forget. I did the Langtang trek in 2000 and will take my wife to do Annapurna in the next couple years. And get a window seat as you fly into or out of Kathmandu, the pilot will point out Everest.