Kathmandu, Bagmati Province, Nepal, Asia

Nepal's Cultural Capital and Enchanted Valley

The Nepali capital is home to attractions and establishments that feed the mind, body, and soul. Many of its temples and monasteries showcase Buddhist and Hindu religious influences. On the other hand, some centuries-old palaces feature quirky but beautiful eclectic designs. Especially interesting is the Hanuman Dhoka. This former royal home incorporates European architectural influences into a generally Asian building style. Whatever you do though, don't miss out on the quietly interesting National Museum. Here, you can savor exhibits ranging from beautiful Buddhist-inspired craftwork to stuffed animals.

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Nestled within the heart of Nepal, Kathmandu stands as a captivating fusion of ancient traditions and modern vitality. This vibrant capital city, cradled by the majestic Himalayas, beckons travelers with a harmonious blend of cultural heritage, spiri …

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Kathmandu, Nepal’s bustling capital, is not only a cultural and spiritual haven, but also a shopper’s paradise brimming with unique and captivating finds. From intricate handicrafts that tell stories of ancient traditions to flavorful del …

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Embarking on a culinary journey in Kathmandu is an exploration of flavors that dance between tradition and innovation, reflecting the city’s vibrant spirit and diverse cultural influences. Nepal’s bustling capital, cradled by the majestic …

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Traveling with kids in Kathmandu offers families a remarkable opportunity to embark on a captivating journey filled with cultural discoveries, natural wonders, and immersive experiences. Nepal’s vibrant capital, cradled by the towering Himalaya …

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High Season

The fall months in Nepal make for a great time to visit. The monsoon season has dissipated, allowing the weather to dry up and the temperatures to stay cool. Trekking, hiking and mountaineering are at their best, so if you are looking to be in the ou …

Low Season

Monsoon season brings with it the heat, humidity and static atmosphere of storms and rain. The days are stiflingly hot and you can bet that rain will fall on most days; but the wildflowers come to life and the land really does open up a parched throa …

Shoulder Season

These are the second most popular months to go trekking or too be in the great outdoors in general. The forests and plants are alive with new growth, there is a change of colour as the rhododendrons bloom, and the weather remains stable for the joys  …

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