Things to do in Nepal
Bungee Jump in Pokhara14 optionsKathmandu City Tour5 optionsChitwan National Park Tours9 optionsKathmandu Day Trips6 optionsHelicopter Kathmandu to Lukla16 optionsPokhara to Muktinath Helicopter5 optionsWhite Water Rafting5 optionsKathmandu Airport Transfer19 optionsKtm to Nagarkot10 optionsKathmandu Walking Tour34 optionsFood Tour Kathmandu11 optionsBhaktapur Tours16 options
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5 Days Annapurna Base Camp Trek from Pokhara: Views of 10th highest mountainA 5-day trek from Pokhara to Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 meters, with an English-speaking guide and porter, meals at mountain lodges, and transport by private vehicle to the trailhead. The route climbs through lush terrain and high settlements to reach a base camp ringed by snow-capped peaks including Mt. Annapurna, Gangapurna and Machhapuchhre. Moderate fitness is required; the trek is not recommended for pregnant travelers.Is it for me?Your guide and porter manage logistics, meals, and camp arrangements across five days—you move from Pokhara to base camp and back as one continuous journey.
Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek from Kathmandu: Remote mountain routeThe Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek is a 15–18 day mountain trek from Kathmandu to Pang Pema in Nepal's remote northeast, crossing Mirgin-La pass at 4,725 meters and passing views of six major peaks including Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Lhotse and Everest. The package includes an English-speaking government-trained guide, all meals and accommodation, domestic flights to the trailhead, hotel stays in Kathmandu, and trekking gear; you choose between the Base Camp route or the full Circuit Trek at checkout. Moderate fitness is required; the trek is not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries, poor cardiovascular health, or pregnancy.Is it for me?Choose this trek if you want the Himalayan altitude and the views of six major peaks without the crowds on the Everest side—the remoteness is what makes the solitude possible. The fixed itinerary, included guide, and pre-arranged logistics mean you walk without building the trip yourself, which is what lets you focus on the altitude and the terrain instead of the details.
Hike to Changu Narayan: 464 B.C.E. temples and valley viewsHike to Changu Narayan is a four-hour guided walk through farmland in Nepal's Kathmandu Valley to a UNESCO World Heritage Site with temples bearing inscriptions from 464 B.C.E. Your English-speaking guide shares the history and culture of this Newar town, takes you through a small museum of traditional artifacts, and stops at viewpoints overlooking the entire valley. The hike is classified as easy and suits various fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guide explaining the temple inscriptions and local history as you walk—you'll hear the stories directly rather than reading plaques or guidebooks.
5-day Chitwan National Park jungle walk: Guided wilderness trekA 5-day guided jungle walking tour in Chitwan National Park based in Sauraha, Nepal, with three full days of trekking through the park's core area alongside two English-speaking nature guides. All meals, four nights of accommodation in village homestays and safari hotels, and transport from Kathmandu or Pokhara are included; the itinerary alternates between long jungle days and village stays, and requires a high level of physical fitness.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're starting from Kathmandu or Pokhara without a car—the coach pickup and drop-off settle the transport question, and the guides' decades of jungle experience mean you move through the core wildlife area with people who know the animals and the landscape, not a route someone memorized.
Upper Dolpo Trek Nepal: 20-25 days remote high-altitude trekkingThe Upper Dolpo Trek is a 20-25 day trek through northwest Nepal's most remote and challenging terrain, starting in Juphal and passing through Shey-Phoksundo National Park to reach the sacred Phoksundo Lake. You trek with a live English-speaking guide, private transport to and from the trailhead, and all meals provided. The route demands high physical fitness due to altitude, rugged terrain and long daily hiking, and requires a government permit that the operator arranges.Is it for me?If you're starting from Kathmandu or elsewhere in Nepal without a car, private transport to Juphal is included, so the logistics of reaching the trailhead are settled before you arrive. This trek demands serious training and high cardiovascular fitness—it is built for someone who has prepared for altitude and strenuous daily hiking, not for a first mountain trek or a casual walk at elevation.
