Top Nepal Art Classes

Nepal is famous for its Gurkha warriors but it’s hard to experience this authentic culture on your own. Get hands-on during a Gurkha knife-making blacksmith workshop in Kathmandu. The kukri knife is a traditional weapon that’s both stylish and practical. Learn to make your own special souvenir during a personalized small-group lesson. Forge the blade, carve the handle, and stamp your own initials on this one-of-a-kind piece.

This one hour sensory experience with singing bowls, or a Sound Bath, is a wonderful way to relax after a busy day of sightseeing in Kathmandu. The frequencies produced by the local, expertly crafted singing bowls are said to decrease stress and can even soothe physical pain, so it is worth it to book it into an itinerary for something calming to look forward to at the end of the day.

Making a souvenir on your own with highly skilled artists of 3 decades of experience ,rather than buying it in a expensive price . A lot of the time we dont even know if the quality of the thanka painting is good ( hand printed or machine printed) when we buy in random shop corner. The experience we provide ensures that you not only get the authentic piece of art , you also get to go through the whole process and observe it. You can ask the questions and confusions about the artform. Our experience is also quite flexible as you get to choose your pickup location, you get to choose one design out of 3 and also the timings. We provide you one English speaking guide as well who will help you throughout

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.

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.

Highly trained, experienced and knowledgeable yoga instructors. Every practitioner receives one-on-one guidance, especially if you are a beginner and have physical conditions. You’re guaranteed to feel a release of stress and tension stored in your body and mind. Every practitioner has free access to unlimited detox water and green tea post session. We also have spa and massage facility, a restaurant, an open garden and a wellness store in its premise that practitioners can fully enjoy

This workshop offers a rare chance to connect with one of Nepal's most treasured traditions. Long before modern construction arrived, intricate wood carving defined the country's homes, temples, and palaces—skilled Newar artisans transformed beams, doors, and windows into art depicting deities and intricate patterns, a legacy still visible today in Kathmandu's Durbar Squares, Bhaktapur & Patan. Guided by experienced local artisans, this hands-on workshop teaches the basics of traditional tools and techniques, from selecting wood to carving your own design, while sharing the cultural meaning behind common motifs. No prior experience is needed—it's ideal for curious travelers wanting a meaningful activity beyond sightseeing. You'll leave with a hand-carved piece of your own and a deeper appreciation for Nepal's architectural artistry. For travelers seeking a story worth bringing home, this workshop is a memorable addition to any Kathmandu itinerary.