Top Kathmandu Shore Excursions

The Kathmandu Sightseeing tour with Car and Driver is an affordable tour that takes you to UNESCO heritage sites in Kathmandu valley, This 3-5 hours tours cover Patan Durbar Square, Swayambhunath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa. The experienced and friendly driver makes the tour more fun and memorable.

Ready for a true Nepali foodie adventure? Join us for an immersive tour through Kathmandu’s culinary heart, where every alley and food stall hides a new treasure. Taste Nepal's best-kept secrets—think savory Bara lentil pancakes, the rich, fig-shaped Yomari filled with molasses, and the spicy, unforgettable Tibetan Laphing noodles. Between bites, discover the lively Asan market and awe-inspiring temples, blending incredible flavors with deep cultural vibes. This isn’t just a food tour; it’s an experience that feeds the soul and leaves you craving more! Book now for a journey through taste, tradition, and authentic Kathmandu!

Embark on a unique journey crafted for flair, fun, and a fabulous exploration of Kathmandu's queer culture. Start your morning with a vibrant strut through Thamel, Asan, and Indra Chowk, where the streets turn into runways under the guidance of our fabulously gay guide. The adventure continues with a delightful lunch during our “Homo Momo” extravaganza in Thamel, where you'll craft rainbow-colored momos while sharing laughs and stories. In the afternoon, sashay through the historic and picturesque Patan Durbar Square, embracing the cultural heartbeat of Nepal with a queer twist. As the evening sets in, unwind with sunset sips at Bouddha, capturing the golden hour over cocktails. The night ascends with a gourmet Nepali Thali dinner and culminates at Pink Tiffany, Kathmandu’s celebrated gay bar, for a night of dancing and vibrant socializing. This tour showcases the city’s landmarks, two UNESCO world heritage sites, through a uniquely queer lens, making it an unforgettable experience.

You don’t need to travel too far from busy, crowded Kathmandu to experience the beauty of the Himalayan mountains and Nepal’s ancient culture. See the sunrise over the mountains from Nagarkot without having to haggle with taxi drivers after an early morning pickup. Then visit the ancient capital of Bhaktapur, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your guide and driver handles all logistics, letting you enjoy these must-visit attractions without hassle.

Live out the dream of visiting Mt. Everest's base camp with this half-day helicopter tour from Kathmandu. If you're not the climbing type or just don't have a ton of time in Nepal, this tour allows you to see the majesty of Everest or Kalapathar in just a short half-day. Learn about the history and geology of the region through guided commentary and get unparalleled photo opportunities from the windows of the helicopter.

Kathmandu used to be known as a city of temple as there used to be more temples then the house. There are many touristic sites in Kathmandu which are enlisted in World Heritage sites which emphasizes the importance of doing this city tour while you are here in Nepal. This cultural tour will help you get acquainted with diverse facets of Nepal and Nepalese culture. This carefully designed trip takes you to the major sightseeing destinations in Kathmandu, such as Durbar Square of Hanuman Dhoka, Buddhist Stupa of Swoyambhunath and Boudhanath, Hindu temple of Pashupatinath. After Kathmandu, you will get to visit the famous cultural and religious sites of Patan like Patan Durbar Square, Mahaboudha Temple, Kumbeshwor Temple, Krishna Temple, Golden Temple, etc.

Hands-on cultural experience where you’ll learn ancient stone carving techniques and make a custom keepsake.

The Langtang Valley Trek unveils the majestic beauty of one of Nepal's lesser-known trekking routes, offering a blend of stunning landscapes and rich cultural experiences. Over 11 days, traverse through rhododendron forests, alongside glistening rivers, and witness breathtaking mountain views, including the towering Langtang Lirung. This moderate trek suits both beginner and experienced trekkers, featuring cozy tea house accommodations and the chance to immerse yourself in the hospitable Tamang culture. With a maximum group size of 10, enjoy personalized guidance from experienced trekking guides, ensuring a safe and memorable adventure in the heart of the Himalayas. - Duration: 11 days of scenic trekking through Langtang Valley - Experience diverse ecosystems, from lush forests to alpine meadows - Stay in local tea houses and experience Tamang hospitality - Guided trek with an English-speaking guide for cultural insights

In the morning, we take an hour's drive to reach Durbar square from your hotel. After reaching the Bhaktapur durbar square which is also known as the Town of the Devotees full of ancient medieval arts, architecture, culture, and lifestyle, you will first visit the Nyatapola temple and many other landmarks and monuments. After visiting the palace center, we get to the pottery section of the square where you will see the traditional way of making potteries. The city of Patan is also known as The City of Fine Arts as it has many ancient places, temples, and shrines, along with their exquisite cravings giving us and detailed insights about the history of Nepal and truly amazing art and architecture skills of Nepalese people. In Patan Durbar square we visit Krishna Mandir, Patan museum, and many other monuments, landmarks, shrines, etc. After a long day, we head back to the hotel.

This isn’t just a class—it’s a journey into Nepal’s artistic soul. The wood carving workshop is led by a local artisan whose family has practiced this craft for generations. Located just a 5-minute walk from the Garden of Dreams, the studio offers an authentic, hands-on cultural experience right in the heart of Thamel. Travelers don’t just watch—they create their own wooden masterpiece using traditional tools and techniques. It’s peaceful, personal, and deeply connected to Nepal’s heritage. Plus, every guest leaves with a handmade souvenir they crafted themselves—something no shop can sell.

There’s a lot to see and do in Kathmandu—the greater city area contains seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites—but many of the top attractions are spread out, so finding your way between them takes time and effort. Simplify your sightseeing on a small-group day tour that visits Swayambhunath Stupa (aka the Monkey Temple), the formerly royal Patan Durbar Square, Buddhist Boudhanath, and Hindu Pashupatinath Temple. Learn more than you would alone.

See Mt Everest and plenty of other Himalayan peaks when you take this helicopter ride which takes you to near Everest Base Camp to a spot called Kalapather, where you will be able to land, disembark, and take loads of photos. This is an early morning excursion, where you’ll get collected from your hotel in Kathamandu and taken to your heli. Breakfast can also be purchased for $32 and enjoyed with mountain views.

Personalized Experience: With a private car transfer, you have the entire vehicle to yourself or your group, ensuring a personalized and comfortable experience. You can customize the trip according to your preferences, make stops along the way, and enjoy the journey at your own pace. Flexibility and Convenience: Private car transfers provide flexibility in terms of departure time, route selection, and duration of the journey. You can choose the most convenient time to start your trip, and the driver will pick you up directly from your location in Kathmandu, be it your hotel or any other specified address. This eliminates the need to navigate public transportation or worry about finding a taxi. Scenic Drive: The road journey from Kathmandu to Pokhara or Chitwan offers breathtaking views of the Nepalese countryside. As you travel through the winding roads, you can witness stunning landscapes, lush green hills, terraced fields, rivers, and occasional glimpses of traditional villages.

Learn to cook traditional Nepali food, momos, on this private half day cooking class that takes part in Thamel. Your guide will collect you from your hotel, and then take you for a walking tour around Thamel, including the Asan markets so you can see the ingredients you’ll be using. You’ll learn about Nepali culture through this cooking class, and then you’ll get to dig into your creation.

Sirubari Village holds a beautiful settlement of Gurung community at Syangja district of Nepal, which is just a few hours drive from Pokhara. This village is amazingly blended with distinct and prosperous traditions with the rich in their hospitality and kindness. An easy drive from Pokhara through the diverse landscapes, green ridges, and vibrant flowers leads us to Syangja district from where we take a 3-hours steep walk to Sirubari Village. Living with the typical Nepalese people for 3 days aims to give you the best insight into Nepalese culture and tradition where you can observe the day-to-day life of them. The accommodation in the village is simple and comfortable. This tour can be done all-the-year-around. The climate remains as pleasant as the ever friendly, warm welcoming and cheerful behavior of the inhabitants. Enjoy the cultural show presented by this community, which makes Sirubari Village Homestay truly mesmerizing and unforgettable.