Top Kathmandu Carnival

Tour the streets of Kathmandu with a local guide, who will take you to places where you can sample traditional Nepali food and hear about the culture and tradition along the way. Don’t worry if you are vegan or vegetarian. You can be catered to easily. Just let your guide know, and they will tailor the tour just for you. See street markets, temples, temples, and more today on this half day food tour.

Kathmandu’s top sights are spread throughout the sprawling capital, meaning most visitors end up missing key attractions. On this action-packed day tour, you’ll cover all of the region’s UNESCO-listed highlights. Travel in a comfortable private car between locations in the city, with a private guide on-hand to supply information and background. You’ll also enjoy lunch in stunning Bhaktapur and venture to Changu Narayan, the oldest temple in the Kathmandu Valley.

Get a comprehensive tour of Kathmandu, focused on its UNESCO World Heritage Sites, in a single day. With a guide in the lead, you'll follow a curated itinerary designed to show you the best of the city, including Swayambhunath, Patan Durbar Square, Boudhanath, and Pashupati. Your guide will provide a primer on Nepali culture and tradition through narration as you travel.

Learn more about Nepali culture through its food. During this fun, hands-on cooking class, participants will start from scratch by learning how to choose the best ingredients, and work through to complicated techniques, like making momos. Three different menus are offered, each containing four traditional Nepali dishes, so there should be something for everyone to enjoy. Foodies and enthusiastic cooks will especially enjoy this activity, but you don’t need to have cooking experience.

Visit all the can't-miss highlights of Kathmandu on this private tour with a guide dedicated to you and your party. While you travel, your guide will provide commentary tailored to your interests and answer questions. Highlights include Little Tibet (the Bouddhanath Stupa), the Pashupatinath Temple, the Monkey Temple (Swayambhunath) and Old Durbar Square. All private transportation provided, which makes this multi-stop tour easy.

Kathmandu is a fascinating city, but many travelers miss out on the natural splendor of the surrounding valley. Enjoy pine-covered hills and sweeping, snow-capped views of the Himalayan range during this relaxing day trip to Chandragiri Hill. Hike up shady trails, grab lunch at a nearby restaurant, or lounge in the park. The tour includes tickets to a brand-new cable car for a scenic ride up the mountain.

Spare yourself the risks of self-drive or the hassles of negotiating with taxis and relax in your own private vehicle on this guided tour of Bhaktapur and Nagarkot. Explore the medieval wonders of Bhaktapur Durbar Square, then soak up panoramic sunset views of the Himalayas from the hill town of Nagarkot.

Tiji Festival Trekking is a trekking package to attend a fascinating annual three-day festival consisting of Tibetan rituals that celebrate the myth of a son who had to save the Mustang kingdom from destruction. Tiji festival of 2022 is from 27 May 2022 to 29 May 2022.

Holi also called the “Festival of Colors” which is a Nepali spring festival celebrated all across Nepal. It signifies the victory of good over evil, the arrival of spring, the end of winter, and for many a festive day to meet others, play and laugh, dance, forget and forgive, and repair broken relationships. Holi falls on the Purnima (Full Moon day) falling in the Vikram Samvat Hindu Calendar month of Falgun, which falls somewhere between the end of February and the middle of March in the Gregorian calendar.

Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trekking is the trek into the last forbidden kingdom of Mustang which is undoubtedly the great experience you will have during your hike. Tiji is annual three days festival celebrated in Lo Manthang in front of Choedhe monastery where monks perform ritual dances. Tiji falls in the end of May every year; festival is about deity Dorje Jono and his demon father, Dorje Jono who battle against his demon father to save the Kingdom of upper Mustang from destruction. During the trek you will be rewarded with breath taking landscapes, majestic mountains views and unforgettable lifetime experience of culture, tradition and unique lifestyle of Thakali people. Note: The Tiji Festival will be celebrating 19th May 2020 to 21st May 2020. We would like to request all respected guest to plan accordingly.

Upper Mustang Tiji Festival Trek coincides with the combination of the dramatic Himalayan desert with the magnificent views of massive Dhaulagiri, Annapurna, and Nilgiri ranges at the backdrop. Trekking through the world’s deepest gorge, Kaligandaki Gorge and high vibrant walls of Mustang villages, exploring the centuries back lifestyle of people add a significant cultural and geographical highlight. This year the Tiji Festival will be celebrated on 30th, 31st May, and 1st June 2019. We offer a fixed departure for this trip. If you find this trip appealing, you may reserve with Osho World Adventure. We are committed to making your travel reliable, safe, comfortable, and affordable.

This tour is ideal for people interested in experiencing Nepalese local life and the vibrant community togetherness during the festivities. The participants can explore the whole of the village while walking through the forests, waterfalls, and surrounding hills. Experience the Rice-Planting Festival and learn to plant rice with the locals in a traditional way. While you are there, you can also taste delicious homemade dishes during the whole tour.

Nepal's population is predominantly composed of farmers. The Ropain festival, celebrating the planting of rice seedlings, brings people together for joyful activities in the fields, including planting and playing in the mud. Ropain creates a lively atmosphere that unites families and the community in fieldwork, allowing for a blend of productive work and playful moments. Amid the activities, there's time for traditional food to recharge. This festival provides an excellent opportunity to learn rice planting while making lasting memories with the local people. In Kirtipur, a charming Newari town near Kathmandu, you'll discover traditional architecture, cultural sites, and the chance to learn the ancient Newari script, "Ranjana Lipi." Don't forget to enjoy a traditional Newari meal, "Samay Baji," for a complete experience.

This chariot festival happens in Lalitpur, this year it is happening on 11th and 15th May at the city of fine arts and the home to Patan Durbar Square, one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This festival is celebrated to honor the Vajrayana Buddhist God of compassion, ‘Avalokitesvara Karunamaya’. It is one of the longest-running chariot festivals celebrated in the Kathmandu Valley. Trip Highlights Procession of 60-Foot Tall Chariot of Rato Machhindranath Statue of Rato Machhindranath (Rain and Harvest God) Living Goddess of Patan “Kumari” Traditional Newari Music “Dhime” (Traditional Drums) And “Bhushya” (Brass Cymbals) Observe Devotees Pulling Two Chariots Traditional Newari Feast with The Local Community