Hotel Vajra Kathmandu Nepal

Hotel Vajra Kathmandu Nepal

Hotel vajra Kathmandu Nepal information…

Hotel Vajra Kathmandu is located in the historical ancient city Kathmandu. Hotel Vajra is listed in heritage hotels in Kathmandu. There are many heritage hotels in Nepal such as Dwarika Hotel Kathmandu and Hotel Shanker Kathmandu, but the Hotel Vajra Kathmandu has its own sort of existence in the name of heritage hotels and even 4 star hotels in Kathmandu. Hotel Vajra Kathmandu has gained optimum popularity throughout the world due to its unique feature of authentic Nepali pagoda style of architecture. Although the whole Kathmandu city is renowned for art, architectures and cultural value, this is the reason Kathmandu is called the destination of cultural tourism whereas the city Pokhara is called the destination of adventure tourism. Many famous artists like Rinchen Norbu from Tibet and Bimal Moktan from Nepal have given a crucial contribution to make the hotel artistic in the lap of Himalaya. Hotel Vajra Kathmandu resembles the architecture of contemporary medieval style. The hotel has become an identity of Nepal.  It is about 9 km distance from Kathmandu Airport (Tribhuvan International Airport) to Hotel Vajra Kathmandu. Tourists can stroll all across the tourism hub Themal. There are several Bnaks, tourist shops, restaurants, hotels, money exchange, dance bar, club, and herbal massage center, travel and trekking agencies are available in downtown Thamel.

The famous places near Hotel Vajra Kathmandu:

Soyambunath Shrine
Kathmandu Durbar Square
Tourism Hub Thamel
Chhauni Museum
Narayanhiti palace Museum

There are 3 suits and 18 deluxe rooms in the hotel in the total of 51 rooms within three different building. Roof top garden and bar is another specific feature of the hotel. One can quench the thirst of panoramic view of Kathmandu and UESCO world heritage sites Soyambhunath Shrine. Soyambhunath Shrine, also called monkey temple is the historical religious heritage in Kathmandu. One can see the religious tolerance between Hinduism and Buddhism, Monks from most parts of the world come to visit historical shrine every year.