First, after arriving at the temple premises, walk for about 10 minutes to reach the cremation ground, located on the bank of the river Bagmati. In that vicinity, Hindu monks (Sadhu), astrologers, and general Hindu priests do their daily activities and rituals. Post-death ceremonies, conducted by the families are usually seen within the same perimeter. Hindu pilgrims from all over the world visit this temple at least once in their lifetime. Attractive flowers and offering markets for the main temple are visited. Non-Hindus are allowed to see the temple from the main entrance as well as from the terrace of the eastern rim. The guide explains the existence, importance and background information of Hinduism.

Drive from Boudhanath to Nagarkot for about 90 minutes in a private car through rice terraces, local ethnic villages, medieval cities, and nature. Reaching Nagarkot, stop at a viewpoint from where a sunset view is visible. In case the weather is favourable, mountains of the Himalayan range can be seen. The viewpoint itself is at an elevation of about 2100 metres (6000 ft.) approx. Observing the mountain can be done in a less crowded spot and driving back to the pick-up point

Drive through the urban traffic of Kathmandu and later, drive through the beautiful hillside landscape of terrace farming, military camps, and typical Nepali villages for about 220 minutes. It is the approximate time required for transfer from one location to another until the pick-up to drop-off. On the way back, drive through the main commercial avenue of Kathmandu including the parliament building.