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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Kathmandu to Nagarkot & Bhaktapur: Private Day Tour with LunchThis is a private day tour from Kathmandu that visits Nagarkot for Himalayan panoramas and Bhaktapur Durbar Square for heritage exploration, with hotel pickup, an English-speaking guide, lunch box and air-conditioned transport included. You choose between sunrise, daytime or sunset departures, and entrance fees to Bhaktapur are optional at checkout. The tour runs 6 to 7 hours and suits all fitness levels with no long hikes—just scenic viewpoints and walking through preserved medieval streets.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you're arriving in Kathmandu with a free afternoon or morning and want to see both mountain scenery and medieval heritage without piecing together separate trips—the guide, transport and timing are arranged, so the day holds together without you building it. If you prefer shared transport over private, a group option is available at checkout.
Poon Hill Trek from Pokhara: Sunrise Hike & Gurung VillagesYou’ll climb stone steps with your guide from Pokhara, sleep in cozy teahouses along the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek, wake early for sunrise over Annapurna’s peaks, and share laughs with locals in Ghandruk village before heading back down. It’s not always easy—but those quiet forest mornings and golden mountain views will stick with you long after.
Nepali Cooking Class in Thamel: Learn from Local WomenA half-day cooking class in Thamel where you prepare three authentic Nepali dishes under instruction from the women who run Namaste Cooking School, a kitchen built on sourcing ingredients directly from local farmers. You choose your menu, learn the regional spices that shape the cuisine, cook hands-on, and leave with a recipe book. Lunch is included; the school sits in central Thamel with easy access.Is it for me?The class runs four hours with hands-on cooking throughout, so you're on your feet and actively working in the kitchen the whole time—not ideal if you prefer to watch and listen, but essential if you want to actually learn the techniques by doing them yourself.
Kathmandu: 200hr Yoga Teacher Training & Jungle Stay NepalYou’ll wake up to jungle sounds outside Kathmandu, practice yoga twice daily with experienced teachers, and share organic meals with fellow students. This 200-hour yoga teacher training includes all meals, accommodation with hot water and Wi-Fi, plus time to breathe deep between classes. It’s more than learning poses — it’s living them.
Nagarkot Sunrise & Changu Narayan Hike: Private Day TripYou’ll start before dawn with hotel pickup in Kathmandu, catching sunrise over Nagarkot’s hills before hiking scenic trails to Changu Narayan temple—a UNESCO site full of ancient carvings and local stories. Expect simple mountain breakfasts, real conversations with your guide, and moments of quiet beauty along winding village paths.
Annapurna Base Camp Trek Kathmandu: 10-Day Himalayan TrekYou walk from Kathmandu to Annapurna Base Camp over 10 days with a licensed guide and porter carrying your gear. The trek includes all meals, tea house lodging, permits, transport between cities, and hotel stays in Kathmandu and Pokhara before and after. You'll climb to 4,130 meters through villages and forests, sleeping in family-run lodges and waking to views of the peaks. Moderate fitness is required, and you should book at least a few weeks ahead to secure your guide and permits.Is it for me?Book this trek if you want to reach Annapurna Base Camp without managing a guide, permits, meals, or lodging yourself — the fixed itinerary and included services mean you arrive in Kathmandu and the logistics are already solved. It suits trekkers with moderate fitness who can walk five to seven hours a day at altitude and don't mind simple tea house rooms in exchange for meals and a guide included in the price.
Kathmandu Valley: 7 UNESCO Sites Day Tour with Lunch & PickupYou’ll follow a local guide through Kathmandu Valley’s 7 UNESCO sites—think ancient palaces, sacred temples, and peaceful stupas—with hotel pickup and lunch included. Expect lively markets, river rituals at Pashupatinath, prayer wheels at Boudhanath, and winding alleys in Bhaktapur. You’ll feel history under your feet—and maybe leave with more questions than answers.
Annapurna Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek from Pokhara: 8 daysAn eight-day trek from Kathmandu through Pokhara to Ghorepani and Poon Hill in the Annapurna range, with an English-speaking guide, all trekking equipment, permits and accommodations included. You arrive in Kathmandu, spend a day exploring UNESCO sites and preparing gear, then drive to Pokhara before trekking upward through rhododendron forests to Ghorepani, climbing to Poon Hill for sunrise, and descending through Tadapani and Ghandruk village back to Pokhara. The trek suits all fitness levels and children are welcome with an adult.Is it for me?Choose this eight-day trek if you want to see the snowcapped peaks turn pink at sunrise from Poon Hill and need time to acclimatize gradually without rushing between Kathmandu, Ghandruk, and the high viewpoint.
Gokyo & Everest Base Camp Trek: High Passes, Lakes & Sherpa CultureIf you're looking for more than just ticking off Everest Base Camp—if glacier crossings, turquoise lakes, Sherpa culture, and sunrise views over Himalayan giants sound like your kind of adventure—this trek has it all. You'll push yourself but come home with stories you'll tell for years.
8 Days Nepal Tour: Kathmandu, Chitwan & PokharaAn 8-day tour of Nepal starting in Kathmandu and moving through Chitwan National Park and Pokhara, with a professional guide, all accommodation, transport between cities, and sightseeing at World Heritage sites included. The itinerary pairs cultural landmarks—Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Patan Durbar Square—with jungle activities and a sunrise from Sarangkot overlooking the Annapurna range. Airport pickup and drop-off are arranged; guides speak English, Spanish, German, Hindi and one additional language.Is it for me?Most Nepal tours leave you arranging transport between cities and booking guides separately; this one bundles the bus rides, the guide, and all three hotels so the eight days hold together without piecing together bookings. The jungle activities at Chitwan and the lakeside sunrise at Pokhara are built in, not added on.
Kathmandu: Street Food Walking Tour with Asan Market & Durbar SquareYou’ll wander through Kathmandu’s bustling Asan Market with a local guide, tasting classic street foods (including vegan options) and sipping sweet masala tea. Explore ancient temples near Durbar Square, hear stories from your guide, and get swept up in the city’s colors, smells, and laughter—leaving full in every sense.
Kathmandu: 4 UNESCO Sites Private Tour with Ram & LunchYou visit four major UNESCO heritage sites across Kathmandu in a single day with private transport and an English-speaking guide who knows the history and the spiritual context. Hotel pickup, entrance fees, and a box lunch are included, which means you're not arranging transport, buying tickets separately, or stopping to find food. The pace is full but not rushed—you're out for the day, and that's what lets you see all four sites without skipping any.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Kathmandu's main heritage sites without arranging their own transport or buying tickets separately. Expect a full day out—that's what makes visiting all four UNESCO sites possible in one trip.
Pokhara: Tibetan Monastery & Village Tour with Mr. ThuptenYou visit two working monasteries in Pokhara's Tibetan settlements, sit in on afternoon prayer chanting with monks, and share a traditional meal in a refugee family's home while learning their history. Mr. Thupten, a native Tibetan guide, leads the four-hour afternoon tour, which includes hotel pickup, tea, snacks, and water. Vegetarian and gluten-free meals are available if you request them when booking.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Tibetan refugee life beyond a surface visit and don't want to arrange their own transport or navigate the settlements alone — Mr. Thupten's local knowledge and the structured itinerary handle both.
Everest Base Camp Trek 16 Days from KathmanduYou trek for fourteen days through the Everest region from Kathmandu, walking past eight major peaks and staying in mountain lodges run by Sherpa families. Private transport handles the drive from the city, and your guide navigates the route while you focus on the climbing and the views. You'll reach Base Camp itself—the actual camp where expeditions stage—and return via the same trails. The whole journey takes sixteen days, and it requires genuine fitness for altitude and sustained walking.Is it for me?Right for trekkers with moderate-to-good fitness who want to see Everest and the high Himalayas from the nearest accessible point without climbing, and who have two weeks to spend walking at altitude—the sixteen-day span is what makes the full journey to Base Camp and back possible without rushing.
Private Kathmandu Valley Tour: All 7 UNESCO sites in one dayYou visit all seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites across Kathmandu Valley in one day with a private car, certified guide, and all entry fees included. The route takes you through royal palaces, ancient temples, and pilgrimage sites—Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Swayambhunath, three Durbar Squares, and Changunarayan—without the wait of a group tour. Book this if you want the main sites covered in a single day without arranging transport or tickets yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see all the major UNESCO sites in Kathmandu Valley in one day without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself—the private car and guide handle the logistics, which is what makes hitting seven sites in a single day actually possible.
Everest Base Camp Trek from Kathmandu: 13 DaysYou trek for 13 days from Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp and back, with acclimatization stops built into the schedule so your body adjusts to the altitude. The trek includes all domestic flights, a professional mountain guide, every meal, guesthouse beds, permits, and airport transfers. You need moderate fitness and should not have spinal injuries, pregnancy or serious heart conditions.Is it for me?This trek suits anyone with moderate fitness who wants to reach Everest Base Camp without arranging flights, permits, meals or a guide separately — the fixed itinerary and included acclimatization days are what make 5,360 meters manageable for most people, not just climbers.
4 Days Poon Hill Trek from Kathmandu: Sunrise at 3210mThe 4 Days Poon Hill Trek is a guided trek in the Annapurna region that takes you to Poon Hill at 3210 meters, where you watch the sunrise over Mount Annapurna, Mount Manaslu, Mount Dhaulagiri and other peaks. Private transportation and a live guide in English, Spanish, Chinese or Japanese are included; the trek suits all fitness levels and is appropriate for children, with minimal risk of altitude sickness. Lunch and dinner are not included.Is it for me?Book this trek if you want to see multiple Himalayan peaks from a single viewpoint without committing to a longer climb — the four-day format and the private transportation mean you're not building the logistics yourself, and the altitude gain is steady enough that your body adjusts naturally.
Annapurna Base Camp Trek: Local Guides, Permits & MealsYou’ll walk from Kathmandu through Pokhara into villages where locals wave hello and mornings start with mountain sunrises. With your guide handling permits and meals along the Annapurna Base Camp trek route, you’ll cross forests and rivers before reaching snow-ringed base camp itself. Expect tired legs, honest food, laughter with strangers—and moments that stick long after you’re home.
Nepal: 7-Day Private Tour Kathmandu Pokhara Chitwan NagarkotYou’ll wander ancient Kathmandu squares with incense in the air, float across Phewa Lake under mountain shadows, watch sunrise paint Sarangkot gold, and meet elephants in Chitwan—all with a local guide who brings Nepal alive beyond any guidebook. This private tour feels less like ticking boxes and more like collecting moments you’ll keep thinking about long after you’ve left.
Paragliding in Pokhara: Fly with a pilotParagliding in Pokhara is a motorless flight with a certified pilot where you launch from Toripani, fly above the Pame valley with views of the Himalayas to the north and Phewa Lake to the south, and land safely before returning to your hotel. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, along with photos and video of your flight; the whole experience takes about two and a half hours. Children from age 10 are welcome, and a guide in English, Hindi or Chinese is available.Is it for me?If you're staying in Pokhara without a car or you're new to the city, the hotel pickup means you don't have to find Toripani on your own—the operator handles the drive and the logistics, so you show up ready to fly and leave with the memory and the footage.
