You will start the trip to Nagarkot before dawn. The drive is about one and a half hours to Nagarkot View Point. Nagarkot is a hill station which is famous for it's sunrise and sunset view with panoramic scenery. The drive will be through the local settlements surrounded by trees. As you reach the viewpoint, grab a little spot to enjoy the magnificent sunrise over the towering Himalayas. The perspective will give you a glimpse of 8 Himalayan ranges, including many snowy peaks like Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, Annapurna, and even Mt. Everest from the point. You will observe the bright rays of sun touching the tip of mountains, turning them from bright orange and red to snowy white in color. You can also look below to find the incredible view of the valley and Indrawati river in the east. Take at the moment to observe such beautiful natural phenomena before descending to Changunarayan.

With such a beautiful mountain view, the trail is filled with a forest of pines, terraced farms of local villagers and a typical small village. The nature walk is fresh and refreshing, with a beautiful atmosphere around you. You will hike peacefully within the womb of nature till you find yourself in the small villages of Brahmin, Newars and Tamang community. You will then gradually cross the path taking on the graveled road and local trail to Changunarayan.

While we go to Nagarkot sunrise view and day hiking, you will visit this small beautiful place of Buddha peace park. One of the small statues of Lord Buddha, a nicely decorated garden with a beautiful view of across jungle is amazing. Take a rest for a while and enjoy taking a beautiful picture of hiking here.

Prepare to be amazed by a true masterpiece of Nepali history: the Changu Narayan Temple. As the oldest Hindu temple in the Kathmandu Valley, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a "living museum" of priceless art, with origins tracing back to the 4th-century Licchavi period. Perched on a scenic hilltop surrounded by Champak trees, this sacred site offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding valley. Your guide will lead you into a courtyard filled with artistic treasures. This is where you can see the finest wood and stone carvings in all of Nepal. Marvel at the temple's four entrances, each protected by a pair of mythical stone beasts. The courtyard is a gallery of ancient statues, including the iconic Garuda, the terrifying Narasimha, and the multi-armed Vishworup (a form of Lord Vishnu). Don't miss the legendary stone pillar bearing the oldest known Sanskrit inscription in Nepal. This is an essential, must-see stop for any lover of history, art, and culture.