Society Of Surgeons of Nepal (SSN)

WELCOME TO THE CONFERENCE

The XVI International Conference of the Society of Surgeons of Nepal, will be held from November 20th to 22nd, 2025, at the Park Village Resort. This prestigious event will bring together over 800 participants, including 200 international delegates, offering a unique platform for knowledge exchange and networking.... more
- 20-22 Nov, 2025
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VENUE

Park Village Resort Budhanilkantha, Kathmandu, Nepal 10 km from Tribhuvan International Airport

800

+ Participants

200

+ International Delegates

4

Parallel Sessions

25

+ Surgical Videos

200

+ Scientific & Research Papers

5

Pre Conference Workshops

Accomodation

Special Rates for SSNCON2025 at Park Village Resort

To be booked by 25th Oct 2025 (Rate may vary)

Room Rate (On BB Plan)	Room Category	Single Room Rate	Double / Twin Sharing Rate
Foreign Nationals	Deluxe Room	USD 70	USD 80
SAARC Nationals	Deluxe Room	NPR 8,000	NPR 9,000
Nepalese Nationals	Deluxe Room	NPR 7,000	NPR 8,000
Nepalese Nationals	Standard Room	NPR 6,000	NPR 7,000

For Accommodation, Please Contact:

Mr. Dharmaraj Aryal

Park Village Resort

Mobile/WhatsApp: +977 9851020727

Email: dosm@pvh.com.np

pvhsales@ktmgh.com

Activities

Explore the beauty around Kathmandu Valley!

Contact our travel partner for more information.

Budhanilkantha Temple (Sleeping Vishnu) – ~0.5 km

Nestled at the foot of the Shivapuri Hills, Budhanilkantha Temple is home to a stunning black stone statue of Lord Vishnu reclining gracefully on a bed of serpents. Floating in a serene pond, this sacred site blends spiritual aura with natural beauty, making it an easy yet captivating walk for visitors.

Bishnudwar Waterfall

This place is ideal for beginner hikers living near Kathmandu, offering a perfect mix of adventure and scenic waterfalls

Jamchen vijaya Stupa

Visited the stupa in Budhanilkantha recently, this a peaceful spot with stunning panoramic views of Kathmandu. Clean, serene, and surrounded by greenery, it’s perfect for a quiet weekend escape. It can get warm during the day in summer, so carrying water is recommended.

Kopan Monastery – ~3–4 km

Perched on a quiet hill, Kopan Monastery offers a peaceful sanctuary above the city’s bustle. With its golden rooftops, lush gardens, and sweeping views of the Kathmandu Valley, this Tibetan Buddhist monastery welcomes visitors seeking meditation, calm reflection, or simply a scenic cultural retreat surrounded by gentle mountain breezes.

Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park (Nagi Gumba, Bagdwar, Shivapuri Peak) – ~2–5 km

Just minutes from Park Village lies one of Nepal’s most refreshing escapes—Shivapuri National Park. Its forested trails lead adventurers to hidden monasteries like Nagi Gumba, crystal springs at Bagdwar, and the summit of Shivapuri Peak with breathtaking Himalayan panoramas. Perfect for birdwatching, day hikes, or immersing in untouched wilderness.

Jhor Mahankal & Waterfall (Tokha Village) – ~6–8 km

A hidden gem just outside Kathmandu, Jhor Mahankal is famed for its refreshing waterfall cascading into a tranquil forest setting. The short hike to Jhor Jharana takes you through local villages and greenery, rewarding you with cool mist, rural charm, and a perfect nature escape close to Budhanilkantha.

Kathmandu Durbar Square (Hanuman Dhoka Palace Complex) – ~11 km

The historical heart of Kathmandu, Durbar Square is packed with palaces, temples, and courtyards where kings were once crowned. Its vibrant surroundings buzz with local markets, street food, and traditional crafts.
Best way: 35–45 minutes by car/taxi (mornings best to avoid traffic).

Bhaktapur Durbar Square – ~18 km

Known as the “City of Devotees,” Bhaktapur Durbar Square is a time capsule of medieval Nepal, with 55-Window Palace, Nyatapola Temple, and cobbled streets filled with pottery and art. Its charm lies in the city’s living culture and preserved heritage. Best way: 50–60 minutes by car/taxi.
Best way: 50–60 minutes by car/taxi.

Boudhanath Stupa – ~9 km

One of the largest Buddhist stupas in the world, Boudhanath mesmerizes visitors with its towering white dome, golden spire, and countless fluttering prayer flags. Monasteries, rooftop cafés, and shops surround the stupa, creating a vibrant spiritual hub.
Best way: 25–30 minutes by car/taxi.

Pashupatinath Temple – ~10 km

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Pashupatinath is Nepal’s holiest Hindu temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Set on the banks of the Bagmati River, it offers a profound cultural and spiritual experience with centuries-old rituals and architecture.
Best way:30–40 minutes by car/taxi.

Patan Durbar Square – ~14 km

A masterpiece of Newar architecture, Patan Durbar Square dazzles with its red-brick courtyards, intricately carved temples, and palace museums. It’s a living heritage site where culture, art, and daily life seamlessly merge.
Best way:40–50 minutes by car/taxi (via Ring Road).

Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple) – ~12 km

Perched on a hilltop, Swayambhunath offers sweeping views of Kathmandu Valley alongside ancient shrines and playful monkeys. The stupa, adorned with Buddha’s all-seeing eyes, is both a Buddhist and Hindu pilgrimage site and a perfect sunset spot.
Best way: 35–40 minutes by car/taxi.

Pokhara – ~200 km

Pokhara, the “City of Lakes,” is Nepal’s ultimate leisure and adventure destination. Framed by the Annapurna range, it offers serene boat rides on Phewa Lake, thrilling paragliding, caves, waterfalls, and sunrise from Sarangkot. It’s also the gateway to the Annapurna trekking circuit.
Distance & Transport:~200 km; 6–7 hours by road or 25–30 minutes by flight.
Ideal Stay: 2–3 days to enjoy both relaxation by the lake and adventure activities.

Chitwan National Park – ~150 km

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Chitwan is Nepal’s premier wildlife reserve. Visitors can enjoy jungle safaris spotting rhinos, crocodiles, elephants, and even Bengal tigers. Tharu cultural experiences, canoe rides, and birdwatching enrich the stay.
Distance & Transport:~150 km; 5–6 hours by road or 25 minutes by flight to Bharatpur. Ideal Stay: 2–3 days to fully explore the jungle, local culture, and wildlife activities.

Nagarkot (on the Valley Rim) – ~32 km

Hill station famous for sunrise and Himalayan views.Nagarkot is a favorite short escape for sunrise and sunset views over the Himalayas, including Mt. Everest on clear days. Surrounded by pine forests and hill trails, it’s perfect for nature walks and relaxation in boutique resorts.
Distance & Transport:~32 km; 1.5–2 hours by road from Kathmandu.
Ideal Stay: 1–2 nights to catch the sunrise, enjoy short hikes, and relax.

Bandipur – ~140 km

A hidden Newari hilltop town, Bandipur is famous for its preserved traditional architecture, panoramic Himalayan views, and quiet charm. It’s a place to stroll cobbled streets, visit caves, enjoy sunsets, and experience authentic culture.
Distance & Transport: ~140 km; 4–5 hours by road from Kathmandu (between Kathmandu and Pokhara).
Ideal Stay: 2 days to enjoy the slow pace, walks, and cultural immersion.

Dhulikhel – ~32 km

A serene hill town east of Kathmandu, Dhulikhel is famed for its sweeping Himalayan vistas stretching from Langtang to Everest on clear days. With cobbled Newari streets, traditional temples, and scenic hiking trails, it’s perfect for those seeking nature, culture, and tranquility away from the valley’s bustle.
Best way: 1–1.5 hours by car/taxi via Araniko Highway.

Lumbini – ~270 km

Birthplace of Lord Buddha, Lumbini is one of the world’s holiest pilgrimage sites. The sacred Maya Devi Temple, Ashokan Pillar, and monasteries built by different countries create a serene, spiritual atmosphere.
Distance & Transport: ~270 km; 8–9 hours by road or 35 minutes by flight to Bhairahawa.
Ideal Stay:2 days to visit the temple complex, monasteries, and nearby Tilaurakot ruins.

Helicopter Flight to Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) or Everest Base Camp (EBC)

For the ultimate Himalayan adventure, charter a helicopter from Kathmandu to Annapurna Base Camp or Everest Base Camp. In just a few hours, guests can land amidst towering peaks, sip coffee at high altitude, and return the same day — a bucket-list experience without days of trekking. <

Cooking Class with a Local Nepali Family

Step beyond sightseeing by joining a Newari or Nepali cooking workshop. Guests shop for fresh produce in local markets, then learn to cook staples like momo, dal-bhat, or Newari feasts — ending with a shared meal and stories. It’s a warm cultural immersion.

Spiritual Morning: Yoga in a Monastery

Start the day at a peaceful monastery like Kopan or a yoga retreat center near Budhanilkantha. A guided yoga and meditation session in the serene hills offers both mindfulness and unique access to Buddhist teachings.

Art & Handicraft Workshop (Thangka or Pottery)

Guests can try their hand at traditional Thangka painting in Patan or pottery in Bhaktapur. It’s more than a souvenir — it’s creating your own piece of Nepali culture, under the guidance of master artisans.

Evening Aarti at Pashupatinath

Join the mesmerizing evening Aarti (ritual with fire, chants, and music) at Pashupatinath Temple. Afterwards, stroll along the Bagmati River, observing the blend of devotion, heritage, and spirituality. It’s a powerful cultural experience.

Paragliding in Phulchowki or Godavari Hills

While Pokhara is famous for paragliding, short flights are also available closer to Kathmandu. Flying over green hills, terraced farms, and valley towns offers a thrill for adventurous travelers without leaving the valley.