Kathmandu Day Tours

Kathmandu Day Tours

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The best time is during the spring and autumn seasons, when the weather is pleasant and you can enjoy clear mountain views.

The Kathmandu Valley Hiking Tour takes you through beautiful trails and local villages and provides a chance to enjoy the natural beauty of the region.

To spend a day in Kathmandu, begin your adventure at Pashupatinath Temple which is one of the holiest Hindu sites. After that, head to Thamel for a delicious breakfast at a local café. Next, explore the majestic Boudhanath Stupa, where you can walk around the stupa and enjoy the atmosphere. Walk around the area and go to nearby shops and tea houses. In the afternoon, visit Bhaktapur Durbar Square which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is well known for its great architecture and rich history. Here you can have your lunch. Try some of the Nepalese cuisine. Don’t miss trying some famous local yogurt too, known as king curd or juju dhau.

As evening approaches, return to Kathmandu and relax at the Garden of Dreams, sipping tea in this peaceful setting before enjoying dinner at a rooftop restaurant with views of the city.

Most activities in Kathmandu during Kathmandu Day Tours take place in the following key areas:

  1. Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple)
  2. Pashupatinath Temple
  3. Boudhanath Stupa
  4. Kathmandu Durbar Square
  5. Thamel
  6. Garden of Dreams
  7. Narayanhiti Palace Museum
  8. Patan Durbar Square
  9. National Museum of Nepal

One day in Kathmandu (on your Kathmandu Day tours) may not be enough to visit all the iconic places in the city but it can be sufficient to see many (if not all) of the city’s highlights, especially if you plan your itinerary carefully. While it may not allow for an in-depth exploration of each site, you can cover several major attractions within a limited timeframe.

A one day tour refers to a trip that starts and ends on the same day. It involves visits to various attractions or points of interest without requiring an overnight stay. It is mostly designed for leisure. It allows travelers to explore a specific destination within a limited timeframe. This type of tour is popular among those who want to experience multiple sights in a single day, making it an efficient way to enjoy a location without the need for extensive travel arrangements or accommodations

Food in Nepal can be considered affordable compared to many Western countries, but prices can vary depending on the type of dining experience you choose.

The main tourist street in Kathmandu is Thamel. This is a very lively place which serves as the center for tourists. It has a variety of shops, restaurants, and accommodations.

Here’s a list of famous foods to try in Kathmandu:

  1. Dal Bhat – The national dish of Nepal, consisting of lentil soup (dal) served with rice (bhat) and various side dishes.
  2. Momos – Tibetan-style dumplings filled with meat or vegetables, often served with a spicy dipping sauce.
  3. Newari Cuisine – A variety of dishes from the Newar community, including:
    • Choila – Spicy grilled buffalo meat.
    • Chatamari – A rice crepe often referred to as “Nepali pizza.”
    • Bara – Deep-fried lentil patties.
  4. Thukpa – A hearty noodle soup that is particularly popular in the winter.
  5. Sekuwa – Grilled meat skewers marinated with spices and cooked over a wood fire.
  6. Sel Roti – A sweet, ring-shaped rice doughnut, often enjoyed during festivals.
  7. Aloo Chop – Spiced potato fritters, commonly found as street food.
  8. Laphing – Cold spicy noodles served with a soy sauce-based gravy, influenced by Tibetan cuisine.
  9. Lakhamari – A sweet, flaky bread made from flour and sugar, popular among the Newars.
  10. Juju Dhau – Known as “king of curds,” this rich and creamy yogurt is a must-try dessert.