Bhaktapur Durbar Square is located in the center of Bhaktapur city. Bhaktapur Durbar Square was designated as a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1979. Bhaktapur Durbar Square is larger in area than Kathmandu Durbar Square and less crowded than Patan Durbar Square. The devastating earthquake of 1934 is believed to have destroyed many temples and buildings of the Bhaktapur Durbar Square. There is a ticket booth at the western end of the Durbar Square where foreigners and SAARC nationals have to pay an entry fee to Bhaktapur.

If you trek in the Helambu region, you will enter the Langtang National Park. Here, you will have to pay an entry fee of Rs. 1000 (US$ 15). There are checkpoints at Magen Goth, Khutumsang and Sermathang and you will not be able to proceed without a permit obtained after paying the entry fee.

Please read Helambu Trek for more comprehensive itinerary.

Yes, Boudhanath stupa is listed as a World Heritage Site. Boudhanath is located in the eastern side of Kathmandu, north of the airport and is about 6 kilometers from Thamel, from where you could take a taxi. You could also take a micro bus or tempo (route number 2) from various parts of Kathmandu to reach there.

There is an admission fee of Rs. 50 (around 80 cents) for foreigners and Rs. 20 (third of a dollar) for citizens of the South Asian countries.

The entry fee to Chitwan National Park is NRs 500 (around 8 dollars) per day. Usually, the entry fee is included in the overall lodge charge if you are staying in a lodge inside the park. However, if you are staying in Sauraha or somewhere else, you can pay at the rancher’s office next to the park visitor center in Sauraha.

The entry fee to the Botanic Gardens in Godavari is Rs.100 (around a dollar and half) for adults and Rs.50 (around 80 cents) for children under the age of 10. You might find this fee to be a bit high after observing that only a few of the trees inside the garden are labeled.

Yes, there is an entry fee of Rs. 750 (US$11) to Bhaktapur. The entry fee is collected at a number of entrances to the city. If you intend to stay up to a week in Bhaktapur you have to pay the entry fee only once. Make sure to state the duration of your stay to the concerned authorities at the time of paying the entry fee.

The entry fee to the Private House Museum is Rs. 50 (about 80 cents) .The entry fee also includes a guided tour. The Museum contains displays of leather coins of the 2nd century, Tantric astrology books and rhino skin shield.

There is an entry fee of Rs. 60 (about a dollar) to the Changu Narayan Temple. Non Hindus are not allowed inside the temple itself. The origin of this temple is believed to be in the 4th century. However it was rebuilt in 1702 after a fire badly destroyed it.

The entry fee to the zoo is Rs. 100 (about a dollar and a half) for adults and Rs. 50 (about 80 cents) for children. The zoo is open from 10 am to 6 pm, Tuesday to Sunday but make sure you are inside the zoo by 5 pm.