Top Kathmandu Classes & Workshops - page 3

The participants will be actively participating in the workshop and gain deeper insight into the art of stone carving guided by skilled experts. This immersive workshop from selecting the stone to carving the patterns is doable by individuals of all strengths and skill levels. It is ideal for individuals who want to know more about this age-old artistry and take home a souvenir made with patience by yourself.

Take time out for yourself on a 14-day Ayurveda and yoga retreat that will holistically treat and support a range of physical, dietary, and mental conditions. Learn more about South Asia’s ancient healing traditions and how to incorporate them into your lifestyle. Enjoy a variety of activities, including meditation, massages, spa treatments, consultations with an Ayurvedic doctor, yoga sessions, and more at a retreat center located in Kathmandu's Thamel district.

Learn how to make Nepal’s most popular meal, dal bhat (lentil curry and rice), during this hands-on private cooking class. You’ll start at the market to see the range of produce for sale, and to source the ingredients for your meal. With a local host you’ll then learn how to make the curry, rice, and condiments from scratch. Enjoy eating the meal after, and even try eating with your hand.

Spend a day looking after yourself with the guidance of an experienced yoga instructor. Your driver will pick you up from your hotel early in the morning and take you to the ashram in the countryside. Enjoy several guided yoga sessions, informative teachings, time for meditation, and a forest walk. The day’s activities are suitable for all levels of practice, from beginners to experienced yogis.

With this workshop, you can get hands-on experience in Khukuri making and engage in an age-old technique of craftsmanship. You will be involved in making your own Khukuri knife from scratch for the day while also interacting with the local artisans to learn about their lifestyles and traditions.

Discover authentic Nepalese culture through its cuisine Learn about local cooking techniques from friendly English-speaking staff Cook 5 courses of Nepalese dishes with freshly sourced ingredients Taste the delicious foods of your labor at the end of the class Stroll around the local market of Kathmandu in Rickshaw

Kathmandu is a special mix of Hindu and Buddhist ways. Old stupas stand next to new coffee shops. This lively feel, along with many calm monasteries, makes it a great place for a spiritual trip. You can walk through busy streets. Then, you can step into a quiet temple. The city holds a unique energy. It is both old and new. In 2026, travel trends focus on being kind to the earth and having real experiences. A monastery retreat fits this perfectly. It is a low-impact way to travel. It also helps local monastery groups directly. Your visit supports their way of life.

This photowalk offers a unique opportunity to explore Bhaktapur, one of the most culturally rich and photogenic cities in Nepal, through the eyes of a local photographer. As your guide, I will take you beyond the tourist spots into the living city where locals dry grains in courtyards, potters shape clay by hand, and centuries-old rituals unfold in quiet corners. You will capture real moments, not staged scenes, and learn how to see light, texture, and human connection in everyday life. Bhaktapur is the most popular route, but the experience is flexible. You can also choose to explore other parts of the valley such as Boudhanath, Asan, Panauti, or Pharping depending on your interests. Each route is designed to suit different photography styles from street and portrait to cultural and environmental storytelling. Having a photographer as your guide means you will not just see the place. You will learn how to read it visually and tell deeper stories with your camera.

See the majestic Himalayan mountains, including Mt. Everest, on a private full-day tour from Kathmandu. There’s no need to catch uncomfortable public buses as round-trip transportation from the capital is included. After admiring the views from Nagarkot, hike downhill for a few hours through the Himalayan foothills and farmland, visiting villages and the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Changu Narayan temple. Your guide ensures you don’t get lost and answers questions.

Repousse art is an ancient technique used throughout the history of metalworking. Repoussé is a method of decorating metals in which parts of the design are raised in relief from the back or the inside of the article by means of hammers and punches; definition and detail can then be added from the front by chasing or engraving. It is an ideal workshop to delve deeper into the dedication and hard work to create a masterpiece through this art.

The experience will allow the participants to engage directly with artisans and learn the art of Mithila Painting while gaining insights into their lives as well as the art's significance. This experience goes beyond mere observation as the participants are able to create their own Mithila painting and carry it back home as a memento.

A unique 15-day journey through the stunning landscapes of Nepal combines the serenity of yoga and meditation with the thrill of trekking and rafting. Limited to just 14 participants, this intimate retreat ensures personalized support as you explore your inner self while engaging in invigorating activities. Experience the breathtaking beauty of Nepal while fostering a positive impact on local communities. Every activity is designed to challenge and inspire, providing a supportive environment for self-discovery and empowerment. Adventure awaits at every turn, making this not just a trip but a life-changing experience.

This workshop is fully led by local people, and your booking directly supports their income and skills. You learn a traditional Nepali craft in a relaxed village-style setting and make your own 5-inch corn husk doll to take home. It’s a meaningful, hands-on cultural experience you won’t find anywhere else in Kathmandu.

Many visitors to Kathmandu miss nearby Bhaktapur, a well-preserved medieval city-state and UNESCO-World Heritage site. Discover one of Nepal’s prettiest attractions during this behinds the scenes peek at the Newari city, famous for its intricate pagodas and delicate handicrafts. The in-depth tour also includes a visit to Panauti, where you’ll have a chance to meet with local entrepreneurs.

Experience a day rich with culture, craftsmanship, and cuisine with our immersive full-day adventure. Your journey begins with an engaging khukuri-making workshop. Guided by skilled local artisans, you'll learn the intricate process of forging this iconic traditional knife, delving into its historical significance and craftsmanship. Next, dive into the bustling and vibrant local markets on a food and shopping tour. As you explore, sample a variety of delicacies and gain insights into the unique aspects that define the local cuisine. This adventure includes a unique souviner and food testing. The day concludes with grocery shopping and authentic Dal-Bhat cooking session in the welcoming home. learn to prepare this traditional meal, guided by local host sharing recipes and cooking techniques. After cooking, enjoy the meal together. This journey provides a deep dive into local traditions, offering an authentic taste of Nepali life and creating memories of your cultural adventure.

Escape the tourist trail and discover authentic Newari cuisine in the historic town of Panauti, just 1.5 Hours from Kathmandu. Your experience begins with a hotel pickup and scenic drive to a traditional family home, where you’ll join a hands-on cooking class led by locals. Learn to prepare iconic Newari dishes like Chatamari, Bara, Yomari, and Chhoila, with optional dal bhat and local meat curry. More than just cooking, you’ll discover the cultural stories, festival traditions, and unique spices behind every dish. After enjoying the meal together, explore Panauti’s ancient temples, stone-paved alleys, and rich heritage on a guided village walk. You can also extend the journey to Namobuddha Monastery for panoramic Himalayan views. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Authentic Local Studio Setting - Hosted in a real artisan workshop, not a tourist showroom. Hands-On Creative Experience - Design and carve your own souvenir to take home. Learn from Master Craftsmen - Guided by experienced wood artists preserving generations of skill. Cultural Storytelling Included -Discover how wood carving connects to temples, Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Personalized Souvenir - Leave with something you made yourself, not something mass-produced.

Dive into the "मिठो चा" (mitho cha) vibe, where every momo bite screams delicious with a playful twist. In our one-of-a-kind, queer-forward momo-making class, we blend the art of crafting vibrant, naturally coloured momos with the joy of embracing diversity. From the bold pink of beetroot to the calming blue of butterfly pea, our momos aren’t just a treat for the taste buds—they’re a visual celebration of inclusivity. So, get ready to pinch, laugh, and indulge in flavours that are as diverse as us. Join us and let every momo whisper "delicious, darling" in the most fabulously queer way.

Escape for a day and experience all that our retreat offers in a condensed format. We offer the best personalized yoga for all skill levels and relaxing sound healing meditation sessions. Along with the wellness activities, you’ll go on a guided 3-hour hike through lush forests, visit local temples, take a village walk, and see a waterfall.

This group sightseeing tour of Kathmandu includes several prominent religious monuments and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Visit Kathmandu Durbar Square, in front of the old royal palace, then continue on to the Tibetan Buddhist stupa of Swayambhunath, followed by Pashupatinath Temple, a Hindu temple honoring Lord Shiva. Finish at the imposing Bouddhanath stupa, the largest in the Kathmandu Valley. Learn more as you go from your local guide.

Immerse yourself in the art of traditional Nepalese stone carving during this hands-on workshop in Kathmandu. Led by talented local artisans, you'll learn age-old techniques that bring the intricate sculptures of the Kathmandu Valley to life. From selecting the right stone to shaping and engraving, each step will guide you in creating a unique piece of art. All tools and materials are provided, making it a perfect experience for both beginners and seasoned artists. As you carve, hear captivating stories about Nepal's rich cultural heritage, deepening your connection to this timeless craft.

Pottery is the Nepalese culture, the art of which goes back with the oldest being found with a recorded age of over 2,600 years old. These pots are used in everyday life, for storing, transporting water, and for decorative purposes. Made on a traditional potter's wheel, and enhanced with traditional Nepali designs. The first step is playing with the clay and forming into the shapes of tiny animals which will take you into the childhood memories. This is also the step to acquire knowledge about how to get the clay to the adequate wetness level for shaping and have lots of amusement and excitement. Moving to the pottery wheel, dive you into the highest level of excitement. finding the centre point on the wheel and forming the clay into the pots of different shape and sizes and making traditional design and patterns. The pottery master also shows oTher many designs and give you information about the history of pottery making. Join our pottery workshop and have an amazing experience!

You will learn about the rich history and profound significance of the type of beads, from its role in daily life to meditation and astrological practices. Gain hands-on experience in knotting techniques and learn to distinguish between authentic and imitation beads as well. At the end of the workshop, take home a tangible memory of your brief connection with this spiritual artistry.

- Great for jet lag and sleep deprivation - Works wonders to release stress and tension stored in the body and mind - Reenergizes and syncs the body and mind - Performed on every individual regardless of the group size - One on one interaction with the healer - Calm and relaxing space for sound bath and post session relaxation - Access to the garden space, unlimited detox water, green/herbal tea -