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Elli_F, Nov 2026
Great tour around the important sights.
This was an incredible tour ! I took the all 7 UNESCO sites option. It is a long tour that keeps you on the move almost all the time, but it is great as a solution if you cannot do the sites on 2 different days. Everything was smooth and on time. Our guide was very informative and enthusiastic to answer our questions! We had good drivers too even though the driving experience was not the best due to the condition of some roads. I can definitely recommend this tour!
Brenda_S, Oct 2026
An amazing excursion
A great outing! Sunrise from Nagarkot was amazing. The views of the Himalayas as the sun rose were incredible. We were fortunate to have a clear morning. After a stop fir tea and fresh baked goods we began a four hour hike to the temple. We thoroughly enjoyed walking through back country roads with views of hillside terraces and then on mountainside trails. Shishir was a great guide sharing his knowledge of the area. Pace of the hike was very comfortable. I would definitely recommend this excursion from Kathmandu. It’s a great way to experience the majesty of nature and culture just outside the city.
adamclancy, Oct 2026
Fantastic day exploring Kathmandu's 7 UNESCO sites!
We had a fantastic day exploring all 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu and would thoroughly recommend this tour. Our guide, Subas, and driver, Madhu, were excellent. They arrived promptly at the agreed time and made the whole experience enjoyable and well organised. It was a long day, around 8 hours in total, but absolutely worth it. We managed to see so much in one day, and it was a brilliant way to experience the history, culture and incredible sights of Kathmandu. A big thank you to Subas (and Madhu) for a memorable day. If you're visiting Kathmandu and want to see as much as possible, this is definitely a tour worth doing. Highly recommended!
sukaoru, Oct 2026
Make it fun and eat it deliciously! Dalbart
I made Dalbhat (a Nepalese set meal) in the kitchen of a suburban detached house with a good view. Karpana, who smiles, taught us, and in about 90 minutes, she skillfully prepared the ingredients and gave instructions, and we completed four dishes: dal soup, curry, stuffed squash stir-fry, and stir-fried greens. I learned a lot about how to use oil and spices when stir-frying. When I asked about the strangely shaped frying pan I saw in the market, they told me what kind of dishes to use it for. We enjoyed the finished meal with my dad, who speaks Japanese, and my daughter. It was a valuable experience to feel the atmosphere of a Nepali family. The shuttle service from the hotel was smooth, and on the way back, they dropped us off at the tourist spots we wanted to visit. Recommended for those who want to spend a relaxed time away from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu city.
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If you’re in Kathmandu and want to get out and do some hiking, but not go too far afield, there are plenty of options. Some top Kathmandu hiking tours go to ancient capitals such as Bhaktapur and Panauti where the pace of life is slower than in Kathmandu, and it can feel like you’re stepping back in time. Nagarkot and Dhulikel are only a few hours away, and hiking between them gets you a taste of Nepali countryside and village life, with white-capped mountain views around you when the weather’s clear.