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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Pokhara: ATV Adventure Tour with Sarangkot Hills & Fewa Lake ViewsYou’ll hop on an ATV in Pokhara with a local guide, learning as you go before tackling forest trails up Sarangkot hill. Expect quick stops for photos above Fewa Lake and a relaxed lunch with mountain air all around you. The ride is just challenging enough to be fun — and those views might stick with you long after.
Kathmandu Spiritual Sites Tour: Boudhanath & PashupatinathA guided tour of Kathmandu's two major spiritual sites—Boudhanath Stupa and Pashupatinath Temple—both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You start at Boudhanath to rotate prayer wheels and visit the monastery alongside local Buddhists, then move to Pashupatinath to witness sadhus, the evening Aarati offering of lights, and cremations along the Bagmati River. A local English-speaking guide leads the roughly 2 km walk across both temples, and the tour includes entrance fees to both sites; groups stay under 12 people. Palm reader fees and alms to sadhus are optional and paid separately.Is it for me?Choose the private tour if you want the flexibility to linger at either temple or ask your guide deeper questions without keeping a group on schedule; the small group option works better if you prefer shared conversation and want to split the guide cost. Either way, the fixed route and timed Aarati ritual mean the day holds together without you arranging transport between sites or worrying about missing the evening ceremony.
Everest Base Camp Trek: 14-Day Private Hike & Local GuideYou’ll walk Himalayan trails from Lukla to Everest Base Camp with a local guide by your side—crossing swaying bridges, sharing tea in Sherpa villages, and catching your breath under prayer flags. Expect aching legs, laughter with porters, and quiet moments staring at snowy peaks you’ll never quite forget.
Chitwan Jungle Tower Stay: Wildlife Nights & Jeep SafariYou’ll sleep high above Chitwan’s jungle floor in a wooden tower as wild sounds fill the night, join guided walks to spot rhinos or deer tracks at dawn, drift by canoe through quiet waters, then unwind with local food and dance back at your resort. It’s raw but safe—a real chance to feel part of Nepal’s wild heart.
Kathmandu: 500hr Yoga Teacher Training & Jungle Stay NepalYou’ll join daily yoga practice in Nepal’s green hills with certified instructors guiding every step. Enjoy organic Ayurvedic meals, connect with travelers over ginger tea, and settle into simple rooms surrounded by nature. This 500-hour yoga teacher training includes all meals, accommodation, and admission—leaving space for quiet reflection or laughter under the trees.
Poon Hill Trek: 3-Day Annapurna Hike with Female GuideYou’ll wake before sunrise for tea on Poon Hill, watch Annapurna light up in silence, walk through rhododendron forests past Gurung villages, and share laughs with your local female guide. All meals are included along with permits and private transport—just bring your curiosity (and maybe an extra pair of socks).
Pokhara: Tibetan Settlements Tour & Monastery Lunch with GuideYou’ll step quietly through Pokhara’s Tibetan settlements with a local guide, hear monks chanting inside ancient monasteries, taste homemade momos at a family table, and see hands weaving carpets just as they always have. Expect real conversations and small surprises—a day that lingers long after you’re back at your hotel.
Langtang Valley Trek: Beginner-friendly Himalayan TrekThe Langtang Valley Trek is a seven-day trek from Kathmandu into the Langtang Himal, a moderate-difficulty route through forested valleys and mountain villages that reaches Kyanjing Gompa at 3,830 meters. The trek includes a government-licensed English-speaking guide, six nights in tea house lodging, park permits, hot beverages and seasonal fruit during the trek, plus transport from Kathmandu. It suits beginners and travelers new to high-altitude trekking because the terrain is gradual and the altitude lower than other Nepal treks.Is it for me?Book this trek if you want to walk into the Himalayas without the altitude and technical difficulty of higher peaks—the gradual climb and moderate terrain let you focus on the valley and the villages instead of managing exhaustion. If you prefer to travel with a porter or have your own jeep instead of sharing transport, add those as options at checkout.
Kathmandu: Mount Everest 1-Hour Flight & Hotel PickupYou're picked up from your Kathmandu hotel and driven to the airport, where you board a small commercial aircraft for a 50-minute flight that circles Mount Everest and 19 other Himalayan peaks. You get a window seat, a second pass on the return, and a certificate. The driver brings you back to your hotel the same morning.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Mount Everest without committing to a multi-week trek — the flight gets you above the mountain and back to your hotel in a single morning, which is what makes it possible to fit into a short Nepal trip.
Bhaktapur & Panauti Day Trip from KathmanduYou spend seven hours visiting two medieval cities outside Kathmandu: first Bhaktapur's UNESCO Durbar Square with its carved palaces and temple complexes, then Panauti's quieter riverside temples and traditional architecture. An English-speaking guide drives you in an air-conditioned vehicle and walks you through both sites; entrance fees are paid separately at each location.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two distinct medieval cities in one day without arranging your own transport or hiring separate guides—the fixed itinerary and included vehicle mean you move between both sites on schedule and focus on what you're seeing instead of logistics.
Chitwan: 3-Day Jungle Safari, Tharu Village & Jeep TourYou’ll feel Chitwan before you even step into the jungle—thick air, bright colors, sounds everywhere. Walk through Tharu villages with local guides who know every corner, drift down the Rapti River at sunrise watching for crocodiles and rare birds, bounce along dusty tracks on a jeep searching for rhinos and maybe tigers. You’ll leave with muddy shoes—and probably a few stories you’ll want to tell again.
Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return: KathmanduA 12-day trek from Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp and back, with an English-speaking guide, all meals and accommodation, permits, and a 20-minute helicopter return from Gorakshep to Lukla. The trek climbs through Namche Bazaar, Tengboche monastery, and Dingboche before reaching Base Camp at 5,365 meters; the morning after, you climb Kala Patthar for views of Everest and the surrounding giants, then fly down instead of walking the descent. Minimum two people; moderate fitness required.Is it for me?Book this trek if you are flying into Kathmandu without a car or staying in the city — pickup from the airport and all transport to the trailhead are arranged, and you return to your hotel after the final flight back. The helicopter descent from Gorakshep saves the strain of a full day's walk down at high altitude, which matters if your knees or lungs are already working hard by day ten.
Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour: Landing at Hotel Everest ViewYou fly from Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp and land at Hotel Everest View for breakfast, seeing Mount Everest and the surrounding peaks from the air and from 3,880 meters on the ground. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, the flight takes about seven hours round trip, and you're back in the city by early afternoon. Bring a warm jacket and USD 31 cash for breakfast.Is it for me?This tour is built for travelers with limited time who want to see Mount Everest and the base camp area without spending a week trekking — the helicopter covers in hours what takes days on foot, and the landing at 3,880 meters gives you the altitude experience without the acclimatization risk.
Annapurna, Langtang & Everest: Custom Trekking with Local GuideYou’ll shape your own trek through Nepal’s Annapurna, Langtang or Everest regions with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story along the way. Expect real village stops, surprising flavors (yak butter tea is… something), flexible pacing, and moments of quiet awe you’ll carry home long after your boots are clean again.
Pokhara: Khukuri Knife Making Workshop with Gurkha ForgeYou’ll start at the Gurkha forge in Pokhara, hammering hot iron alongside skilled locals as you shape your own khukuri knife. Watch sparks fly during expert grinding (from a safe distance), then finish by buffing and polishing your blade before sharing tea and laughs with your hosts. You’ll walk away with your handmade knife — and maybe a few new stories too.
Annapurna Base Camp Trek from Kathmandu or Pokhara: 5 DaysA five-day trek from Kathmandu or Pokhara to Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 meters, with a licensed guide, mountain teahouse stays, and trekking permits included. You start from either city on the same morning schedule, fly or drive to the trailhead at Simrung, trek through forests and alpine terrain via Sinuwa, Deurali and Machhapuchhre Base Camp, then descend with a complimentary soak in the natural hot springs at Jhinu Danda before returning to Pokhara by 5:00 PM on day five. Meals and porter service are not included.Is it for me?Start from Kathmandu if you want the full experience including a domestic flight and airport logistics handled; start from Pokhara if you're already there or want to skip the flight and begin trekking the same morning. Either way, the synchronized schedule means no wasted time waiting for groups to align.
Chandragiri Hills Cable Car & Temple: Himalayan Views from 2,551mYou get hotel pickup, a private vehicle ride to the cable car station, a ten-minute ascent to the 2,551-meter summit, time to walk around the Bhaleshwor Mahadev Temple and absorb the 180-degree Himalayan panorama, and the cable car descent included. Lunch at the summit restaurant is your own cost. The whole experience runs four to five hours, and you're back at your hotel by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Himalayan views without a full day of trekking, and who are based in Kathmandu with a few hours to spare. The altitude gain is handled by the cable car, so no climbing is required — plan for a half-day out, which is what makes the whole experience fit between other plans.
Everest Base Camp Trek: Sherpa Villages & Tengboche MonasteryYou’ll hike from Lukla through Sherpa villages, share laughs with your guide over steaming cups of tea, step quietly into Tengboche Monastery’s ancient calm, and finally stand at Everest Base Camp itself. Expect simple meals that taste perfect after long climbs, nights in tea houses, and moments when even your own breath feels new. It’s not just about reaching Everest — it’s what happens along the way.
Everest Base Camp Trek: Sherpa Guides & Tea House StaysYou’ll start in Kathmandu’s busy Thamel district before flying into Lukla’s mountain airstrip with your local guide beside you. Trekking past pine forests and tea houses toward Namche Bazaar, you’ll share laughter (and maybe some awkward butter tea) with Sherpas along the way. There’s time for rest in villages like Dingboche before reaching Everest Base Camp itself — cold wind on your face, prayer flags overhead — then return to Kathmandu with new stories stitched into your memory.
Nagarkot Sunrise & Changu Narayan Hike from KathmanduA day tour from Kathmandu that starts before dawn at Nagarkot hilltop for the sunrise, then descends through countryside and forest to Changu Narayan Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site built in the 5th century. The tour includes early hotel pickup, a professional guide, a 3–4 hour hike, and lunch; entry to the temple is optional. Private and shared departures run daily, with English-speaking guides.Is it for me?Book the Private Trip with Lunch if you want the sunrise and the full hike without sharing the guide or vehicle with other travelers, and you want a meal included so you do not need to stop to eat. Choose a shared departure if you are comfortable hiking with other small groups and want to reduce the cost; the sunrise and the temple are the same either way.
