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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14-Day Everest Base Camp Trek from KathmanduA 14-day trek from Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp at 5,365 m, following the route Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay took, with a licensed English-speaking guide, all meals, guesthouse accommodation and domestic flights included. The trek includes two acclimatization days built into the schedule, a porter for every two trekkers, and a hike up Kala Patthar for the closest views of Mount Everest's 8,848 m summit without mountaineering equipment.Is it for me?Book this trek if you're starting from Kathmandu or staying there before departure—the operator arranges your airport pickup, the pre-trek meeting at their office, and the early morning transfer to the airport for your Lukla flight, so you don't need to navigate the city or organize domestic transport yourself.
Everest Base Camp Trek from Kathmandu: 14 DaysYou fly into Lukla, walk lodge-to-lodge through the Khumbu for 12 days with a guide and porter, reach Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar, then fly back out. All meals, accommodation, permits, and transport are arranged; you bring fitness and the right gear. The trek takes 14 days total from Kathmandu arrival to departure.Is it for me?Right for trekkers with solid fitness who want the main Everest experience without arranging flights, permits, meals or guides themselves — the lodge-to-lodge system and included porter mean you walk with support but carry only what you need each day.
Private Kathmandu Valley Tour: 7 UNESCO Sites in One DayYou’ll wander ancient Kathmandu with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story — from smoky Pashupatinath ghats to the bright flags of Boudha Nath Stupa. Taste spicy momos in Patan’s old courtyards or pause for tea as monks circle Swayambhunath. This private Kathmandu sightseeing tour includes hotel pickup and lets you choose which UNESCO sites call to you most.
Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour: Kathmandu Landing KalapatharThis helicopter tour departs Kathmandu at dawn, lands at Everest Base Camp and Kalapathar for direct views of Mount Everest and the surrounding peaks, then stops at Hotel Everest View for optional breakfast before returning to the city by midday. The flight runs 5 to 6 hours total with hotel pickup and drop-off included; you fly in a shared group of up to five passengers plus pilot, and if weather prevents departure, you receive a full refund and can fly on a different day. The operator flies only on clear days and the pilot decides all landing sites based on conditions.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to land at Everest Base Camp itself rather than fly over it, and you're flexible on dates so the operator can fly you on a clear day. The shared group keeps the cost down, and the 5 to 6-hour round-trip fits a single day in Kathmandu without committing to a multi-day trek.
Kathmandu: Thamel Cooking Class with Momos & Market WalkYou’ll roll up your sleeves in Thamel for a hands-on Nepali cooking class led by locals—think folding momos, tasting fresh spices, sharing stories over tea. Each dish is eaten hot as soon as you make it (no waiting!), so come hungry and ready to laugh at your own attempts at dumpling pleats.
Pokhara: ZipFlyer Nepal Steepest Zipline & Sarangkot ViewsYou’ll feel your heart pound as you launch from Sarangkot above Pokhara on ZipFlyer Nepal—the world’s steepest zipline—soaring side by side with mountain views all around. Includes hotel pickup from Lakeside and a quick ride up winding roads before your flight over valleys and rivers. That first rush of wind? It stays with you long after.
Everest Base Camp Trek from Kathmandu: 12 DaysYou fly into Lukla, trek for eleven days through Sherpa villages and monasteries, climb to Everest Base Camp and Kalapatthar for sunrise, then descend and fly back to Kathmandu. All lodges, flights, and transport are arranged; you bring fitness and acclimatization patience. The trek operates in all weather, so pack layers and waterproofs.Is it for me?Right for trekkers with strong fitness who want to reach Everest Base Camp without arranging flights, lodges, or guides themselves—the fixed itinerary and included transport mean you show up ready to walk and the logistics are handled.
Kathmandu: 7 UNESCO Sites Day Tour with Lunch & PickupYou’ll meet locals at sacred temples, walk through royal squares buzzing with life, share laughs with your guide, and pause for lunch among artisans in Bhaktapur. From smoky rituals at Pashupatinath to quiet moments under Boudhanath’s gaze, this Kathmandu day trip leaves you carrying more than photos home.
Nagarkot Sunrise & Changunarayan Hike: Day Trip from KathmanduYou’ll start before dawn with hotel pickup in Kathmandu and drive to Nagarkot for a sunrise over snowy Himalayan peaks. Hike down through pine forests and local villages toward Changunarayan Temple, guided by stories from your local guide. Expect laughter with villagers, ancient carvings up close, and moments of real quiet you’ll remember long after.
Manaslu Circuit Trek: 14-Day Himalayan Trek & Base CampYou hike 14 days around Mt. Manaslu from Kathmandu, crossing two high passes including the 5,160-meter Larke La, staying in mountain lodges with an English-speaking local guide. All permits, transport, meals, and accommodation are included, which means you show up ready to walk — the paperwork and logistics are done. The trek takes you through remote Tibetan villages and lush Himalayan terrain that sees far fewer trekkers than the major circuits.Is it for me?This trek suits trekkers with strong cardiovascular fitness who want a high-altitude Himalayan experience without the crowds of major circuits, and who have two weeks to spend at altitude — the remoteness and the permit requirements are what keep the numbers low and the experience intact.
Pokhara: Bungee Jump Tower Experience & Himalaya ViewsYou’ll stand high above Pokhara’s valley on Nepal’s first tower bungee jump, watching clouds drift over the Himalayas before free-falling toward the river below. With local guides keeping things light (and safe), you’ll feel every second stretch out — from nervous laughter to that wild drop. Pickup from Lakeside makes it easy; what stays with you is that feeling in your chest long after you land.
Kathmandu Cooking Class: Learn Momo-Making & Nepali DishesA hands-on cooking class in Kathmandu where you shop for ingredients at a local market, then spend three and a half hours learning to prepare three traditional Nepali dishes—including momo dumplings—from a local chef at Kathmandu Cooking Academy. The class includes a tasting session of the food you've cooked, a cup of Nepali masala tea, and hotel pickup and drop-off if you book the option that includes transport.Is it for me?Book the full cooking class if you want to learn multiple dishes and understand the ingredients behind them; choose the momo-only option if you have less time and want to focus on one skill. The pickup option removes the need to navigate to the academy yourself, which matters if you're unfamiliar with Kathmandu's layout or traveling without a guide.
Everest Base Camp Trek from Kathmandu: 14 days to the mountainThe Everest Base Camp Trek is a 14-day guided trek from Kathmandu that follows the route Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay took to the world's highest peak. You fly from Kathmandu to Lukla, trek through Sherpa villages and rhododendron forests, cross the Khumbu Glacier, and reach Base Camp at 17,598 feet. The trek includes a government-licensed English-speaking guide, all meals and lodge accommodations, the flight to and from Lukla, park permits, and emergency rescue coverage. Children from age 5 are welcome; you'll need moderate fitness for the high altitude and steep sections.Is it for me?Book this trek if you're trekking as part of a small guided group and want the structure of fixed daily routes, included meals, and a guide who knows the terrain and the Sherpa villages—the 14 days and the built-in rest days make it possible to reach Base Camp without rushing or arranging logistics yourself. Skip it if you prefer to trek solo or at your own pace, or if you have cardiovascular concerns or spinal injuries, which the altitude and steep sections don't accommodate.
Bhaktapur & Nagarkot Day Trip from Kathmandu with PickupYou’ll wander Bhaktapur’s lively squares with a local guide, sip tea by ancient temples, and watch artisans shape clay before heading up to Nagarkot for mountain views (weather willing). With hotel pickup and private transport included, you’ll feel both looked after and free to soak it all in.
Kathmandu: Food & Drink Walking Tour in Thamel & AsanYou’ll wander Kathmandu’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting street snacks in Thamel and Asan Market, sipping hot chiya while chatting with vendors, and sharing laughter over spicy momos and sweets. Expect moments that surprise you—like the warmth of strangers or an unexpected flavor—and leave you feeling connected long after you’ve finished eating.
Kathmandu UNESCO Tour: 4 Heritage Sites with LunchA full-day guided tour of Kathmandu's four major UNESCO heritage sites — Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, Patan Durbar Square, and Swayambhunath — with hotel pickup, English-speaking guide, and lunch included. The tour runs 5 to 6 hours and suits all fitness levels. Entrance fees to the monuments are paid separately at each site.Is it for me?Book the all-inclusive option if you want entrance fees and a full meal settled upfront, so you're not stopping to pay at each site. Choose the private tour if your group wants a dedicated guide and vehicle; the group tour works just as well if you're comfortable sharing the guide with other travelers and prefer a lower price.
Everest Base Camp Trek from Kathmandu: 14 Days & Lukla FlightYou walk through alpine forests and past prayer flags for 14 days, staying in mountain lodges and climbing to 5,364 meters at Everest Base Camp. Your guide and porter manage the pace and the heavy gear; Lukla flights, all accommodation, meals, permits and equipment are included. The trek demands moderate fitness but no climbing experience, and you return to Kathmandu with a certificate and the kind of exhaustion that feels like accomplishment.Is it for me?Book this trek if you want to reach Everest Base Camp without arranging flights, permits, accommodation, or a guide yourself — the 14-day structure and included logistics mean you show up in Kathmandu and the rest is managed for you.
Kathmandu UNESCO Tour: 7 Heritage Sites in One DayA full-day private tour of all seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu Valley, guided in English and traveling by private vehicle between stops. The tour covers Swayambhunath Stupa, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Changu Narayan Temple, Boudhanath Stupa and Pashupatinath Temple—sites spanning over 2,000 years of Nepali architecture and spirituality. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included; the day runs 8 to 12 hours depending on your pace.Is it for me?Choose the guided option if you want the route, timing and historical context woven together across the day—the private vehicle and guide handle the logistics between sites, so you move through all seven without building the itinerary yourself. If you prefer to set your own pace and skip the narration, the vehicle-only option gives you the same transport and hotel pickup without the guide.
Kathmandu: Everest Scenic Flight & Hotel Pickup, Sparkling WineYou’ll wake before sunrise in Kathmandu for hotel pickup and an early flight along the Himalayas, coming face-to-face with Everest and neighboring peaks from your window seat. Enjoy breakfast snacks mid-flight and toast your return with sparkling wine before heading back to your hotel—a morning you’ll keep replaying long after.
Everest Base Camp Trek from Kathmandu: 12 Days & Sherpa VillagesYou fly to Lukla, trek through Sherpa villages and mountain lodges for twelve days, and reach Everest Base Camp at 17,598 feet. Meals, accommodation, flights, and an English-speaking guide are included; you walk three to five hours daily with rest days built in. The trek takes place in autumn or spring, when weather is most stable, and returns you to Kathmandu by day nine.Is it for me?This trek suits anyone with moderate fitness who wants to reach Everest Base Camp without arranging flights, permits, meals, or logistics themselves—the fixed itinerary and included guide handle all of that, leaving you to focus on the walk and the mountain.
