Explore Kathmandu’s Heart – Small Group Tour (Max 5 People) Discover Kathmandu’s vibrant soul on a walking tour from Thamel to Asan Bazaar and Freak Street. Stroll through lively markets, visit the sacred Annapurna Temple, and uncover hidden histories like ancient quarantine houses. Experience Indra Chowk’s bustling lanes and Potey Bazaar’s artisan beads before stepping into Freak Street’s hippie-era legacy, once frequented by icons like Jimi Hendrix and The Beatles. A journey through culture, history, and bohemian charm—book now and walk into Nepal’s unforgettable stories!

This is the small group tour of max 5 participants. Our tours are about exploring the history of Patan, a city with a strong connection to Newar Buddhism (Vajrayana influenced by Theravada). During the tour, we'll walk through both small and large areas of the city, learning about its traditions and culture, and how they still affect daily life today. The price for youth is for students with student card

Why us? you walk with an Amazing guide, this is a small group tour of max 5 people and we start at an Amazing coffee place, for which you will probably thank us the most. Join us and step into the vibrant history and culture of Kathmandu with immersive walking tour, "Tales of Thamel: From Then to Now." Starting at the heart of Thamel, we'll explore its iconic landmarks, hidden corners, and storied past while experiencing the dynamic energy it embodies today. Journey begins at Ga Hiti, an ancient stone water fountain. Next, we’ll visit Thambahi, the namesake of Thamel, an ancient monastery. We’ll then stop at Gunakar Mahavihar, another historic Buddhist monastery and we end the tour at the Shree Gha Stupa, also known as the "Mini Swayambhunath," a stunning smaller replica of the famed Monkey Temple. On the way to visit these ancient heritages, we will also experience downtown Thamel, with its lively streets, vibrant shops, cafes, and unique cultural blend.

This small tour of maximum 5 people, allows travelers to understand the basics, of Hinduism and Buddhism as well as the scenario of these religions in Nepal and the religious harmony among the peoples and fusion of the cuisine too. In Pashupatinath our experienced guide will explain the last rites of Hindus along with 16 Samskaras while in Boudhanath travelers will be familiar with Buddhism and the teachings of lord buddha.

This small group tour of max 5 participants focuses on the myths and legends of Swayambhunath and the origin of the Kathmandu valley. While enjoying the glorious ancient architecture that you will pass during this tour, your knowledgeable and helpful local guide will lead you through the neighborhoods of Swayambhu and Saraswotithan. Highlight of this tour is Swayambhunath Temple, one of the holiest Buddhist stupas in Nepal, on a hilltop in the center of Kathmandu.Your guide will give you a better understanding of the place, especially when religious ceremonies are taking place. The price for youth is for students with student card

This is a small group tour of max 5 people for (solo) travelers seeking a deeper understanding of Nepal’s past and its cultural richness. This tour leaves you with a lasting impression of the city’s grandeur and charm. Embark on a journey through the cultural and historical heart of Kathmandu as we explore the iconic Kathmandu Durbar Square. Our tour begins in Thamel, where we set off towards this UNESCO World Heritage Site. On the way, we’ll stop at the revered Naradevi Temple, known for its spiritual significance and visit Washa Deu, the toothache deity, steeped in fascinating local beliefs. During the visit, we’ll witness the incredible Newar culture that flourishes in the square and take a moment to receive blessings from the Living Goddess Kumari, who graces us from her sacred window. This tour offers an immersive experience of Kathmandu's rich heritage, blending spirituality, history, and artistry into one unforgettable journey.

Discover Kathmandu’s 7 UNESCO sites in one day! This private tour lets you explore at your own pace, free from crowds. Visit Kathmandu, Patan & Bhaktapur Durbar Squares with their stunning temples & palaces. See Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple) for panoramic views, peaceful Boudhanath Stupa with prayer flags, sacred Pashupatinath’s riverside rituals, and ancient Changu Narayan. Your expert guide shares cultural insights while private transport ensures comfort. Perfect for travelers seeking a deep, personalized experience of Kathmandu’s spiritual & historical gems!

Breakfast Tour awakens you and your taste buds. The tour combines the food & vibrant market. We will take you through some of the most authentic spots in Kathmandu. Walking through bustling streets, we will take you to the market, street vendors, local eateries, breakfast joints where the locals gather. The tour starts before the crazy honky-traffic kicks up dust clouds. We'll start the tour at 6:30 am through the alleys of Thamel and wind up in the ancient Asan & Indrachowk areas. Along the way passing through hidden alleys & courtyard and also visit temples & shrines where you can take part in some of the rituals like a local. Feeding birds, lighting butter lamps & making offerings to the gods. NO momo & dalbhat in this tour, we'll have to disappoint. Kathmandu offers different food as breakfast let's keep it secret here. Bet you've never heard of these dishes before, as these dishes are rarely sold outside morning hours and even if you do find them it's probably not as fresh.

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!

Momos are the best food from Nepal. Momos are not only a favourite dish of Locals, everyone loves momos. Making momos together is the best process in Nepal. Try making it with your own hands. The different types of momos are chicken, buff(buffalo) and veg momos. The processes in the workshop! Starts from kneading dough, preparing ingredients, folding the momos and cooking them! Your whole cooking class will be held at the kitchen of our host where you will get to learn the whole process! Get ready to have some fun, some good momos and an amazing experience!

Experience Kathmandu & its boldest and authentic flavors. Our Exotic Food Tour takes you beyond familiar dishes and into Nepal’s rich culinary heritage, stroll through lively markets, historic, neighborhoods, hidden street-side eateries where tradition is served fresh every day. Taste a curated selection of spicy, sweet, smoky, bold, and beautifully simple dishes—from street barbecues and rare delicacies to special buffalo cuts. Explore hidden alleys, meet local vendors, and discover secret local restaurants that reveal the boldest side of Kathmandu’s food culture. With all the tastings and the inevitable food coma, riding a rickshaw back home becomes an awesome and relaxing moment to end your evening. Enjoy 15+ tastings, including homemade rakshi and chhyang (traditional alcoholic beverages), lassis, sodas, and unlimited Nepali tea throughout the journey. Perfect for curious eaters, this is a flavorful journey into the soul of Kathmandu, wrapped in the charm of an evening walk.

Experience Kathmandu & its boldest and authentic flavors. Our Exotic Food Tour takes you beyond familiar dishes and into Nepal’s rich culinary heritage, stroll through lively markets, historic, neighborhoods, hidden street-side eateries where tradition is served fresh every day. Taste a curated selection of spicy, sweet, smoky, bold, and beautifully simple dishes—from street barbecues and rare delicacies to special buffalo cuts. Explore hidden alleys, meet local vendors, and discover secret local restaurants that reveal the boldest side of Kathmandu’s food culture. With all the tastings and the inevitable food coma, riding a rickshaw back home becomes an awesome and relaxing moment to end your evening. Enjoy 15+ tastings, including homemade rakshi and chhyang (traditional alcoholic beverages), lassis, sodas, and unlimited Nepali tea throughout the journey. Perfect for curious eaters, this is a flavorful journey into the soul of Kathmandu, wrapped in the charm of an evening walk.

A bar tour in Kathmandu is a fun and immersive way to explore the city's nightlife, led by a knowledgeable local guide. These tours typically take you to some of the best bars, pubs, and lounges in area like Thamel known for the lively atmosphere. What to Expect: Visit Multiple Bars & Pubs – Experience a mix of trendy rooftop bars, craft beer pubs, and live music venues. Local & International Drinks – Try local favorites like Nepalese craft beer, signature cocktails, and the famous "raksi" (traditional liquor). Meet Fellow Travelers – Great opportunity to socialize with like-minded people from around the world. Live Music & Entertainment – Many bars feature live bands, DJs, and cultural performances. Safe & Hassle-Free Experience – A local guide ensures you have a smooth, enjoyable night without worries about navigation or safety. Guided bar tours are perfect for solo travelers, groups, or anyone looking to experience Kathmandu’s nightlife in a fun and structured way!

A local food tour is a fun and immersive way to explore the culinary culture of a specific area. It typically involves visiting various restaurants, food vendors, and markets to sample local specialties and learn about the history and traditions behind them. On a food tour, you can expect to taste a variety of foods, ranging from savory to sweet, and from traditional to modern. local guides who are knowledgeable about the area's food scene and can provide insights into the cultural and historical context of the dishes you're trying. A local food tour can be a great way to connect with a community, learn about its history and culture, and discover new flavors and cuisines. Whether you're a foodie or simply curious about local cuisine, a food tour is an excellent way to experience the flavors and traditions of a new place and hidden food stops.

Immerse yourself in the soulful world of Nepal’s Gandarbha musical tribe, the original storytellers and traveling messengers of the country. This 2–3 hour cultural experience introduces you to their rich heritage, traditional lifestyle, and the powerful role their music plays in Nepali history. Learn about iconic folk instruments like the sarangi, then enjoy live performances filled with emotion, rhythm, and generations of storytelling. Join in the singing, clap along, or dance to authentic Nepali folk music. Share tea with the community, engage in warm conversations, and connect with their daily life. This experience offers true cultural immersion while directly supporting the preservation of Nepal’s traditional music and indigenous communities.

Create more than just art—experience a living Himalayan tradition. This is an Introduction to Thangka Painting Class offers a rare opportunity to learn directly from a skilled local artist and explore the deep spiritual meaning behind this sacred Buddhist art form. Unlike a typical art class, thangka painting is a mindful, meditative process where every symbol, color, and line carries centuries of tradition. You’ll work with traditional materials, gain insight into Buddhist symbolism, and create your own hand-painted piece to take home. Perfect for culture lovers, spiritual seekers, and creative travelers, this authentic experience connects you deeply with Nepal’s heritage and leaves you with a meaningful souvenir you simply can’t buy in a shop.

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.

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.

Hands on experience in a local workshop. Explore local galleries or markets for unique carved pieces to appreciate the skills of the artisans.

The khukuri is the symbol of loyalty and Gurkha warrior, regarded as traditional to all hill tribes of Nepal,also a multipurpose knife can be used for shaping timber to chopping up meat and vegetables. The blade is of tempered steel, slightly curved and exceedingly sharp. The handle is usually of wood or buffalo horn. A nick in the blade close to the handle serves the purpose of preventing blood from reaching the handle and is also symbolic of the Hindu Trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. The blade is enclosed in a scabbard of wood and leather. The Khukuri comes in different sizes but for this workshop you will be making a small(6 inch) blade. Take part in creating your own knife.The process implies cutting/hammering a raw piece of iron into the shape of the blade, grinding the blade and making the handle. (note that for safety reasons, the blade grinding will only be done by the host and we advise guests to stay clear of the sparks during this process). Take a Knife as a souviner.