Things to do in Makaising

Manakamna Temple,Nepal

Manakamana Temple is located on the way from Kathmandu to Pokhara and is a relatively mature scenic spot. The temple is a multi-layered ancient pagoda with the Himalayas as the background, the scenery is very beautiful, and the temple has a long history. It is one of the important temples in the central mountainous area of Nepal, and the locals believe in it very much. The highlight of the visit here is that there is a cable car that can reach the temple on the top of the mountain. The cable car is very famous. The vertical rise exceeds 1,000 meters, and you can enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery along the way.

Muglin Bazaar

Gorkha Palace

Jalbire Jharna

Aina Waterfall

Gorkha Museum

Bandipur

Bandipur is a medieval ancient town hidden in a mountain town. It is located between Kathmandu and Pokhara, on a ridge. The winding road is winding and narrow, so there are few tourists coming and going, so this town preserves its originality. Bundipur was built in the 18th century. At first, a large number of Newari merchants poured in. Here, they established a trade station between China and Tibet to India, and built shops, temples and houses with bricks and stones. "Beautiful" style buildings, the scattered buildings embellish the village vividly, and the simplicity contains the beauty of literature and art. The ancient town is located at the foot of the Himalayan snow-capped mountains, where the four seasons are as warm as spring. Walking in the clean slate streets and alleys, breathing in the breath of the Himalayas, admiring the traditional houses carefully built by the Newari people, there is absolutely no one selling tourist souvenirs along the street. Vendors, without any commercial taste, can only see the simple residents and the more traditional living conditions of Newary people, which can be regarded as a vivid Newary Museum.

Gorkha Kalika Temple

IchhaKamana Mandir

Bandipur Market

Bandipur Commercial Street, commonly known as Market by locals, is a small block facing the snow-capped mountains. There are not many tourists here, and the streets are mostly leisurely locals. At one end of the street, as usual, there are temples and pavilions that can be seen everywhere in Nepal. There are inns and cafes scattered on both sides of the wide stone road. Sitting on the terrace of the inn, tasting Nepalese delicacies while admiring the snow-capped mountains in the distance, it is very comfortable.