Nagarkot to Sundarijal:-from nagarkot it takes 2 days to reach sundarijal following the valley rim. From sundarijal can walk to gokarna, bodhnath. then kathmandu and also possible to continues to shivapuri the buddhanilkanth. The trail follows through the village of kattike then turns right to jorsim pauwa then down through baag dhara to chowki bhanjyang. from chowki bhanjyang one hour walk to bhotichour then walk return to chowki bhanjyang then goes to chautara then goes to mulkharka then sundarijal.

Nagarkot to Changu Narayan temple:- walking down to changu narayan is more interesting then to walk bhaktapur from nagarkot. its very easy to see the long spur of kathmandu valley. The changu narayan beautiful temple is on the top of this bump on the ridge line. the walking trail from nagarkot parallels the road to bhaktapur along a ridge, take the climbs up hill through a pine forest for about 20 minutes to reach until top of the ridge and then follow the ridge line then down to changu narayan. The shining roof of the chang unarayan appears above the village of changeu itself, from where sone paved street leads to the temple.

Nagarkot to Banepa:- The town of banepa is 29km far from kathmandu valley and its main town on the way to dhulikhel on the arniko highway. From nagarkot start the walk near the look out tower at the southern part of the ridge and follow a steep descent to the southeast. The trail pass through nala with interesting temple then reach to banepa and then by bus back to kathmandu

Dhulikhel:- Dhulikhel is another interesting place. It is just 30km far from kathmandu. it is popular as a Himalaya view point. Dhulikhel is also good center for short day trek. Many visitors goes there to stretch their legs before setting for longer treks. Better view can be found from hill by kali temple, 30 minuets walk along the Namobuddha.

Daman Hiking: Hiking to Daman, is situated at the height of 2100m above sea level. Daman is known for it's vantage location in viewing the Himalayan peaks such as Mt. Everest, Annapurna, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Langtang, Dorjelakpa, Gaurishankar, Cho yu etc. There is a view tower from where one can have a panoramic view of 300 miles of the Himalayan range.

Namo Buddha: Namo Buddha means 'Greetings to the Buddha'. It is the symbol of human sacrifice at the highest possible level. It is situated on a hill above Panauti. It requires an easy drive or good walk to get over there.

The main highlights of this treks are old Newari village at Snakhu, the terraced farmlands, superb mountain views, a visit to the beautiful Buddhist stupa of Namobuddha and the Serene temples in Panauti.

There is an amazing legend related to the Buddha, which is commemorated by an ancient stone slab and the stupa with the all-seeing eyes of Lord Buddha. According to the legend, one of the earlier Buddha offered his own flesh to a hungry tiger unable to feed her hungry cubs. It is also a three hour trekking from Dhulikhel through a number of small villages.
There are a couple monasteries and one ancient stupa erected nearby in which one can make offerings, pray, and light butter lamps
Namo Buddha is a good place for meditation as well.