Kathmandu Tourist Attractions

Quote: The third largest town in the Kathmandu Valley is fourteen kilometers southeast from the capital and has the best Durbar Squre in it. It features the best conserved temples, the most beautiful stone-monsters, the… Read More

Quote: Hidden away off the main road is perhaps the best of the Buddhist stupas in town, if not in Nepal. To get there take a taxi otherwise you'll have trouble finding the place. On the way here from the centre of… Read More

Quote: High on a hill west of Kathmandu stands a dazzling white stupa. This shrine is dedicated to Swayambhu, the self-created, all-encompassing original Buddha, who is Buddhist equivalent of the creator god. Two… Read More

Quote: Durbar Square and Thamel are the main stops of most visitors in Kathmandu; Boudhanath – one of the world’s largest stuppas is also a must. Then, Patan, Bhaktapur and Nagarkot are also often visited by travelers… Read More

Quote: We first found Earthbound Expeditions at a travel show in London. I had previously travelled to Nepal independently, and also trekking with a UK based trekking company, and was looking for someone to organise… Read More

Quote: There are many sights in the Kathmandu Valley. We went on a 1-day whirlwind tour organized by our travel agent ($6 per person). We had a car and driver to bring us to the sights, but the driver was not a guide.… Read More

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Quote: Nepal offer many festivals during the year in a kaleidoscope created by its different ethnic groups that have each kept its traditions. The most colorful one is Indra Jatra, which occurs in late September. The… Read More

Quote: This trek starts from Nayapul, about a half-hour from Pokhara by bus. From there we trekked to Tikedhunga for the night. This day's highlight was the river crossings, with beautiful river and valley scenery. The… Read More

Quote: Nagarkot is to Kathmandu what Sarangkot is to Pokhara: the closest place to the city from where you can see the whole range of mountains surrounding it. The village is at 2200m and offers good views of the… Read More