Nepal · WALKING TOURS
7 reviewed
Strongest first, then the rest in order. Each of the 7 carries its price, its running time and a note on who it suits. Read past number one, though: in Nepal the right answer usually turns on how many days are in your hand.
Eat your way through Kathmandu on a 3-hour walking food tour in Thamel, Asan, Jyatha, and Chhetrapati, with meals and local stories.
“Deepak was very knowledgeable and communicative. He took us to wonderful spots we would not have found on our own!”
Taste Kathmandu on a 3-hour food and drink walking tour with Deepak, savoring 9 Nepalese tastings, tea and sweets in Thamel.
“Great way to taste food in places I would not have gone to on my own.”
Taste your way through Kathmandu with hotel pickup and a guided walk from Asan to Durbar Square, including at least five dishes and drinks.
“Excellent tour with Anoj. I would never have found the foodie places without his help and knowledge.”
Sample Kathmandu street snacks on a small-group walk from Indra Chowk to Kathmandu Durbar Square, with local guide context included.
“This was one of the first things we did in Kathmandu, and one of the things we think most highly of. It was a fun and interesting way to see the city and try the local food. On the tour we visited a number of hidden gems with fantastic fooRead more”
Kathmandu private walking tour with Thamel pickup, a local English guide, Ason Bazaar, bottled water, and a city map, about 2 hours.
“I was accommodated last minute and Bipan was punctual and patient enough to wait for me finishing breakfast (hotel was a little slow), and walked slowly due to a sprained ankle. Luckily I was the only one on the tour! Bipan was pleasant aRead more”
Old Kathmandu walking tour with Durbar Square and Kumari Chowk, quiet Newar shrines, Asan Bazaar, and tea in Thamel.
“It was a wonderful experience and the guide, Mr. Mahesh Shreshtha was very experienced. I walked around the city with him and enjoyed the tour.”
Walk Kathmandu’s Asan markets and side streets on a 2.5-hour small-group tour, led by friendly guides who share local buying habits and stories.
“As the tour description promises, Sunil took me into the narrow streets and alleys of old Kathmandu. Most tourists don't venture there as they would get lost in no time. It is busy, colourful, crowded with pedestrians and scooters. Just locals going about their daily lives. Sunil is very knowledgeable and very happy to share this aspect of his city with a visitor.”
