Tour Kathmandu your way on foot, mountain bike or by car.
How can I spend a day in Kathmandu?
Kathmandu is the biggest cultural hub in the country and there’s a lot to see and do here. Choose between:
- Sightseeing
- Rafting
- Mountain biking
- Bungee jumping
- Wall climbing
- Museum visits
- Hiking
- Mountain flights
- Day tours
A typical sightseeing itinerary in Kathmandu looks like this:
After a healthy breakfast drive to Swayambhunath Stupa, nicknamed the monkey temple – the monkeys . Its Swayambhu one of Katmandu’s oldest Buddhist temples and the views from here across the city are fantastic. The monkeys are an added attraction be friendly and dont taunt them. We head down to one of Hinduism’s most sacred temples, the Pashupatinath Temple.
Next up is the historical Kathmandu Durbar Square, known for its vibrant heritage sites. This place was once home to the Nepali royal family. Now, visitors are amazed by the 17th-century architecture, Finally wrap up our day at Boudanath, an ancient and enormous Buddhist stupa. Attracts Buddhists from all over the country and the world. As you circumambulate the giant white mound, the all seeing eyes of Buddha watch over, you speak while the prayer flags flutter overhead.
Many other sightseeing itineraries are available. Get in touch to discuss your needs.
Is Kathmandu worth visiting?
Yes! With 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, countless temples and activities, Kathmandu is definitely worth visiting. Hotels range from the budget to luxury categories , restaurants offer local local continental and international dishes, and public transportations is widely available . Visit Kathmandu for a unique and cultural experience in Nepal!
Can you see the Everest from Kathmandu?
No, Mt. Everest is rarely seen from Kathmandu as it’s about 200 kilometers away, but it is possible on clear days. Due to overpopulation and smog levels, it’s normally impossible to see Mt. Everest from Kathmandu, but during the 2020 COVID19 a Virus lockdown, smog levels decreased substantially and Mt. Everest was visible from Kathmandu!
Is Kathmandu safe at night?
Kathmandu is generally safe at night, but as in any other big city, use common sense or avoid walking at night alone orand entering dark alleys. Female travelers can exploer Thamel at night quite comfortably, with precautions. A range of nightlife entertainment is available
