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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4-day Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek from Pokhara: Annapurna sunriseThe 4-day Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek is a guided trek through the Annapurna region starting from Pokhara, Nepal, with a government-licensed mountain guide, local accommodation, and all meals included. You drive two hours to the trailhead at Nayapul, then trek through villages, farmland and forest to Ghorepani, climb to Poon Hill at 3,210 m for sunrise views, and descend through rhododendron forest to Ghandruk before returning to Pokhara. The trek runs four days and three nights, with pickup from Pokhara included and the route designed for all fitness levels.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and leads at a pace suited to all fitness levels, so this trek works whether you've hiked before or this is your first time in the mountains. The four-day length fits a traveler with a week in Nepal who wants high-altitude sunrise views without committing to a longer expedition.
Nagarkot Sunrise & Bhaktapur Tour: 8 Himalayan PeaksA full-day tour from Kathmandu to Nagarkot and Bhaktapur Durbar Square, departing at 4:20 am to catch the sunrise over eight of Nepal's 13 major Himalayan ranges—including Mount Everest—from an overlook tower at 2,165 meters elevation. The tour includes a professional guide in English or Hindi, all transportation, water, and stops at the 15th-century Dattatreya Temple, the 55-Window Palace, pottery workshops, and a Thanka painting school. Bhaktapur entrance fees and guide tips are optional add-ons; meals are not included.Is it for me?Choose the full tour if you want both the Himalayan sunrise and the UNESCO heritage sites of Bhaktapur in one morning; pick the sunrise-only option if you prefer to return to Kathmandu after the overlook tower and skip the city walk. The 4:20 am start is what puts the sunrise at the top of the day and keeps both stops inside five to six hours.
Kathmandu Heritage Tour: Durbar Square & Swayambhunath HighlightsA guided tour of Kathmandu's cultural landmarks—Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath and your choice of additional sites—with an English or Spanish-speaking guide and AC vehicle pickup from your hotel. The tour includes a short workshop where you participate with local artisans, a tasting of regional cuisine, and a healing session; the full day runs 6 hours including a lunch break, or choose a morning option lasting 3 to 4 hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want to move beyond the main sites and spend real time with local craftspeople—the workshop and artisan interaction are what set this apart from a standard sightseeing tour. It works well for small groups or solo travelers who prefer a guide handling the route and timing rather than navigating on your own.
Nagarkot Sunrise & Hike from Kathmandu: Himalayan ViewsA sunrise tour and hike in Nagarkot near Kathmandu that combines a dawn viewpoint of the Himalayan range with a guided walk through forests and local villages, ending near the UNESCO-listed Changu Narayan Temple. The tour runs 7 hours and includes private or group transport from your Kathmandu hotel, an English-speaking guide, and a packed breakfast. The temple visit is optional and its entrance fee is separate.Is it for me?Choose the Private Sunrise & Hiking tour if you want your own vehicle and guide for the full day and prefer to move at your own pace. Pick the Group: Sunrise and Hiking if you're comfortable sharing transport and a guide with other travelers and want to keep the cost lower. The Sunrise tour only option works if you want the viewpoint and breakfast but would rather skip the hike—though you'll watch the sunrise without a guide in that version.
Nagarkot to Changu Narayan walk: Everest views & UNESCO templeA guided walk from Nagarkot (2,150 meters) to Changu Narayan UNESCO World Heritage temple takes about six to seven hours, including a three-hour hike through forests and rural villages, lunch, and transport by private vehicle. The route crosses a 250-meter suspension bridge and passes terraced farmland and local settlements. Three departure options let you time the walk around sunrise, sunset or the suspension bridge and waterfall; Changu temple entry is included in some options. A professional English-speaking guide leads groups of any size; children from age 16 are welcome.Is it for me?Pick the sunrise option if you want the Himalayan peaks at their clearest, the suspension bridge route if the gorge crossing and waterfall are what drew you here, or the sunset departure if you prefer hiking in cooler afternoon light and ending with views from the ridge. All three follow the same trail and temple; the difference is timing and which moments matter most to you.
Kathmandu Heritage Day Tour with Local Guide & PickupWalk ancient squares, climb temple steps beside monkeys, spin prayer wheels under watchful stupa eyes—all with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. From hotel pickup to your last glimpse of incense smoke at Pashupatinath, you’ll feel Kathmandu’s pulse in small moments you’ll remember long after you leave.
Pokhara: Trek to Australian Camp & Dhampus with guideYou’ll hike from Pokhara through forests and villages up to Australian Camp with a local guide by your side, sharing stories along the way. Enjoy home-style Nepali meals, watch sunrise over Annapurna from Dhampus, and feel what it’s like to walk these ancient trails — moments you’ll remember long after heading home.
Kathmandu & Mohare Danda Trek: 12 Days AnnapurnaYou arrive in Kathmandu, spend two days visiting Pashupatinath Temple and Boudhanath Stupa, then drive to Pokhara and trek six days through Mohare Danda with views of Annapurna, Machapuchre, and Dhaulagiri. Your guide, porter, and assistant handle the route; you carry a day pack. All meals, lodging in eco-community lodges, permits, and gear are included. You finish at Ghandruk village, drive back to Pokhara, fly to Kathmandu, and depart on day 12.Is it for me?Choose this trek if you want to walk the Annapurna region without arranging permits, hiring guides, booking lodges, or figuring out transport between cities — the fixed itinerary and included staff handle all of that, which is what makes it possible to focus on the walk itself.
Manaslu & Tsum Valley Trek with Local GuideExperience Nepal’s Manaslu & Tsum Valley trek as more than just a hike: you’ll cross wild rivers on footbridges, sip tea with monks in remote gompas, and walk ancient trails with a local guide who knows every story behind each mountain pass. With all permits handled and meals included, you’ll find yourself immersed in rhythms you’ll remember long after the trip.
Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour: Land at KalapattharThe Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour from Kathmandu flies you over Mount Everest and lands at Kalapatthar, the closest viewpoint to the peak accessible without trekking, in a single morning. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, a landing at Kalapatthar for roughly ten minutes of ground time, and breakfast at Hotel Everest View. A live English-speaking guide accompanies the flight, and the entire experience takes about five hours from Kathmandu.Is it for me?The five-hour window means you can see Mount Everest and land at Kalapatthar without sacrificing the rest of your day in Kathmandu—ideal if you're passing through Nepal briefly or want to combine this with other activities rather than commit to a two-week trek.
Kathmandu: Mount Everest Scenic Flight & Hotel TransfersYou're picked up before dawn, driven to the domestic terminal, and flown 50–60 minutes along the Himalayan range with a guaranteed window seat overlooking Mount Everest and surrounding peaks. Flight attendants narrate the mountains as you pass. After landing, your representative returns you to your hotel. The package includes your Buddha Air ticket, round-trip transfers, all taxes, and an Everest certificate.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Mount Everest from the air without arranging your own transport or worrying about airport logistics—the 5:00 AM pickup and return transfer handle both, and the guaranteed window seat means you're not negotiating for a view once you're on the plane.
Chitwan National Park tour: Jungle tower night stayA 4-day tour from Kathmandu to Chitwan National Park combines jeep safari, canoe rides and bird watching with one night in a forest tower at the river's edge, powered by solar panels and staffed by a guide who wakes you if animals move nearby. Transport from Kathmandu or Pokhara, all park fees, meals and three nights' accommodation are included; the tower night requires a 40-minute to one-hour hike into the corridor forest. A live English-speaking guide leads the group through jungle walks, a Tharu village visit and cultural dance.Is it for me?The English-speaking guide means you follow the commentary throughout the four days without needing to arrange a translator or navigate the park on your own; this suits first-time visitors to Chitwan who want the animals and culture explained as you move through them.
Nagarkot Sunrise & Bhaktapur Heritage Full-Day TourThis private full-day tour from Kathmandu starts before dawn at Nagarkot, a hilltop village where you watch the sunrise over the Himalayas and Mount Everest (on clear days), then travels to Bhaktapur, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and perfectly preserved medieval city. The tour includes hotel pickup, an English-speaking guide, a private air-conditioned vehicle, breakfast with mountain views, and bottled water; you'll walk Bhaktapur Durbar Square, see the 55 Window Palace, ancient temples and traditional Newari architecture, and explore pottery squares. Entrance fees at Bhaktapur are available to add at checkout.Is it for me?Book this if you want a private vehicle and guide to manage the early start and drive, leaving you free to focus on the sunrise and Bhaktapur's medieval streets at your own pace rather than moving with a group.
Mount Everest Flight from Kathmandu: Guaranteed Window SeatA 50–60 minute scenic flight from Kathmandu that takes you over Mount Everest and the Himalayan range with a guaranteed window seat for unobstructed views. The tour includes round-trip hotel transfers, an official experience certificate, and flight attendant narration of the peaks you pass. Early morning pickup at 5:00 AM; the airline confirms visibility before departure and reschedules at no cost if weather prevents the flight.Is it for me?Book this flight if you want to see Mount Everest without committing to a multi-day trek or expedition. The guaranteed window seat and early morning timing—when visibility is typically clearest—mean you're not competing for views or waiting for conditions to improve later in the day.
Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour: Kathmandu Land KalapatharA private helicopter tour from Kathmandu that lands at Kalapathar near Everest Base Camp, with a stop at Hotel Everest View for breakfast. The flight departs early morning, includes hotel pickup and drop-off, and covers the route via Lukla airport in roughly 4 hours total. An English-speaking pilot narrates the Himalayan peaks and landing sites; food and drinks at the hotel are optional and paid locally.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see Everest and land at Base Camp in a single morning from Kathmandu—the private helicopter limits you to five passengers and includes hotel pickup, so you skip the multi-day trek.
12-Day Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter ReturnThe 12-day Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return from Kathmandu combines trekking to the base camp and Kala Patthar with a scenic helicopter flight back to Lukla, cutting the descent time while keeping the full mountain experience. You trek through Sherpa villages, cross suspension bridges, visit monasteries, and sleep in guesthouses along the route; a licensed English-speaking guide and porters handle the logistics, and all permits, domestic flights, lodging and trekking gear are included. The helicopter saves roughly two days of walking on the way down, so the 12-day version reaches base camp and returns by air, while the standard 14-day trek descends on foot.Is it for me?Book this 12-day version if you want to reach Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar without spending two extra days walking downhill—the helicopter return keeps the full mountain experience inside a shorter trip. Choose the 14-day trek if you prefer to descend on foot through all the villages and have more time to acclimatize and explore the region.
Kathmandu: 4 UNESCO Sites & Durbar Square Private TourYou visit four UNESCO World Heritage Sites — Swayambhunath, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple and Boudhanath Stupa — with a professional guide who explains the religious and historical meaning of each. The tour includes private transport, hotel pickup and drop-off, and covers the main landmarks in a single day without you arranging tickets, timing or navigation yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main UNESCO sites of Kathmandu in one coherent day without arranging transport, entry or timing yourself — the guide's knowledge is what transforms four separate monuments into a single narrative about how religion and history shape the city.
Nepal Yoga & Ayurveda Retreat with Massage from ThamelStep into a quieter world just minutes from Thamel’s chaos—daily yoga on a rooftop garden, Ayurvedic massages tailored by local doctors, fresh vegetarian meals shared with new friends, and evenings filled with city sounds instead of screens. You’ll find small moments of calm here you might carry long after leaving Nepal.
10-Day Everest Base Camp Trek from LuklaA 10-day guided trek from Lukla to Everest Base Camp with round-trip flights from Kathmandu, tea house accommodation, all meals, and an English-speaking guide. The route passes through Namche Bazaar, the Sherpa capital, and Tyangboche monastery, and crosses the Khumbu glacier with views of Mount Everest and neighboring peaks over 8,000 meters. Children from age 13 are welcome; a moderate level of physical fitness is required.Is it for me?This trek is shared with other trekkers and led by a guide who sets the pace and handles logistics, which means you walk without navigating or arranging meals and lodging yourself. Choose it if you want to reach Everest Base Camp without the planning—the 10-day window and fixed itinerary let you commit the time and show up ready to walk.
Annapurna Base Camp Trek: 10 Days from KathmanduYou travel by bus from Kathmandu to Pokhara, then trek for eight days through Gurung villages, bamboo forests, and high-altitude terrain to reach Annapurna Base Camp at 4,130 meters, sleeping in tea houses and returning via the same route. The trek includes all transport, accommodation, and meals, with a guide leading the way. It's a long, physically demanding walk with real altitude, but the route is well-established and the views build gradually rather than overwhelming you on day one.Is it for me?This trek suits trekkers who want to reach a high-altitude sanctuary without technical climbing skills and prefer a structured itinerary that handles transport, lodging, and meals — the fixed schedule is what makes the long walk manageable and the logistics invisible.
