Nepal Kathmandu Tours

Tour will be start from Kathmandu hotel where they stay. Explor the all the major attraction of Kathmandu valley, on a private, full –day tour. Enjoy visits to city square and magnificent temples and take in outstanding panoramic views mountains and cityscape. Experience a simpler life on this full –day tours as you meet locals and get busy exploring UNESCO heritage site: Kathmandu Durbar square, Swayambhunath (Monkey temple), Bouddhanath stupa (one of the biggest stupa in the world) & Pasupatin

Kathmandu Day Tour is a day full of excursions to the renowned UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Sites of Kathmandu Valley. This single-day tour is appropriate for all age groups and involves sightseeing the tourist spots and driving around the city in a private vehicle. On the tour day, a certified tour guide will lead you to 4 major historical and religious sites of Kathmandu, including Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath Temple, Bouddhanath Stupa, and Pashupatinath Temple.Kathmandu is more than a capital city; it is a cultural hub with people of different ethnicities and backgrounds from all over Nepal residing harmoniously. Due to centralization, Kathmandu is slightly overpopulated, so it's not ideal for solitude seekers. However, there's calmness within the chaos. Several historical monuments, religious sites (of both Hinduism and Buddhism), and cultural elements decorate the city so well and provide you with a sense of internal serenity that you don't have to seek external quietness. In this 1-Day Kathmandu Tour, we'll explore some of those serene sights. The three districts, Kathmandu, Lalitpur, and Bhaktapur, make up the Kathmandu Valley, situated in central Nepal's high plateaus at an altitude of 1400 meters. Although the cities are crowded, the Shivapuri, Nagarjuna, and other forests on the valley's outskirts give Kathmandu a natural touch. If you need to get away from the crowded concrete jungle for a breath of fresh air, several beautiful hikes are just a 30-minute driveway from the city center. Newari people are the native inhabitants of Kathmandu Valley and the nearby areas. These genuine keepers of Nepal's religion, culture, and civilization take pride in maintaining their ancient customs and traditions. The Newar people's cultural, literary, artistic, commercial, agricultural, and culinary accomplishments are well known. According to the yearly Human Development Index released by UNDP, they continuously rank as Nepal's most economically and socially advanced community.If you have 1 leisure day to spend in Kathmandu, this trip is a good opportunity to explore the city and learn about its art, culture, history, and people. Our experienced tour guide will not only escort you to these places but also give you valuable insights that you can't get on your own. Come join us on Outfitter Nepal's Kathmandu Day Tour to experience Kathmandu to the fullest in a single day.

Everest Base Camp (EBC)Trek in Nepal could be a dream pilgrimage to Mount Everest Base Camp Trek. Finding a global mass phenomenon meaning may be difficult but the phenomena are invisible. Moreover, it spread across the earth in millions of separate places. Come and join this exhilarating once-in-a-lifetime trekking experience. Calling it Sagarmatha by local people, the universe knows by the name “Mt. Everest” which is the world’s highest mountain, rising majestically 8,848.86 meters above sea level.Trekking to EBCFrom the exhilarating flight into Lukla to standing on top of Kala Pattar looking over to Everest itself of a journey that remembers the glory that the mountains like Mount Everest, Mount Nuptse, Mount Thamserku, Mount Amadablam, and Mount Lhotse possess for the rest of the life. Acquire knowledge about the cold and wild mountains and get some insights into people, their culture, traditions, and living style residing in those areas.Accompanied by the footsteps of the first pioneers. Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa climbed the highest peak in the world in 1953. This Trek offers breathtaking Himalayan panoramas, high-altitude trekking, and a glimpse into the Sherpa lifestyle. As well as the culture, rugged mountain people have called this land home for over 1000 years. Accordingly, their colorful homes and terraced farms are truly amazing works of art. The Khumbu Region region is influenced by The Tengboche and Khumjung Monastery.Trek to Everest Base Camp,On the first day, we will start the trail downhill. But on the second day, we will start to climb long hard to Namche, which is a large town and is also known as the capital of the Khumbu Sherpas. We will follow the trail to Tengboche which is located at a high ridge where a magnificent 360-degree panorama awaits. Surely one of the most tranquil and inspiring places in the world then descend again to Dingboche and retrace our steps to Lukla to relax and celebrate over the next three days. Magical views of Everest without the concern of altitude sickness problems in Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal.Keeping extreme winters and monsoons aside can do it for the best results at any time of the year. Trekking during the Festive season will be the best for all trekkers. So, for your next vacation to Asia pack your gear and get ready for Nepal Everest Base Camp (EBC) Trek.

The region was affected by the earthquake in April 2015. With reconstruction and renovation efforts underway, the area has reopened for trekking, and the local people have also welcomed tourists. Trek to Langtang if you want a relatively short itinerary with all the excitement of the Himalayas. Here, the trail is less crowded and the trek more rewarding.The majority of the residents are Tamang who are predominant inhabitants of the region and Tibetan origin, whose culture goes back to hundreds of years. The craftsmanship, dress, traditionally-built stone houses, and the beautifully carved wooden porches reflect their rich Himalayan heritage.

This is a fabulous chance to visit a place where history was made when in 1953 New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay of Nepal planned their climb to the peak of the world’s tallest mountain – Mt.Everest (8848m). This 14 day Everest Base Camp trek (EBC-5364m) will take you to the exact place where they camped and planned their assault on Mt. Everest. The trek is within the UNESCO and World Heritage Sagamartha National Park. On the trail to EBC, you will visit the distinguished Tengboche Monastery where you have views of this enormous peak, as well as other 8000 meter mountains like Lhotse (8516m) and Makalu (8463m). A short trek up to Kala Patthar (5643m), the closest viewpoint of Mt. Everest and other Himalayan peaks is a definite highlight of this trek. At EBC you can also see the massive Khumbu Glacier making its way down from Everest.The trails will take you through gorges, lush forests and across mountains before you reach EBC. There will be an opportunity to acclimatize before ascending to higher elevations. You will also trek through many villages in the Khumbu region that will give you a first-hand experience of what the villagers withstand in order to survive in the Himalayan region, and also how their Tibetan Buddhist faith enriches their lives. You will be in awe at the closeness of these snow capped peaks as you head to EBC. The sheer size of these mountains makes you feel small and miniscule. It seems like you can just reach out and touch the mountains. Four of the tallest mountains in the world are in this region.Your scenic flight into and out of Lukla will highlight the far-reaching extent of the Himalayan Mountains. On the return fight you will have a different respect for them due to you having trekked through these mountains and valleys on your way to EBC. This trek will appeal to nature-lovers and those who have always sought to see the world’s tallest peak.Sherpa Expedition Teams will attend to all permits, meals and accommodation on the trek.

Here is an opportunity to visit a place and relive this moment in history when in 1953 New Zealander Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay of Nepal planned their ascent of the world’s tallest mountain – Mt.Everest (8848m). This 14 day Everest Base Camp trek (EBC-5365m) will take you to where they stood and panned their expedition to the peak of Mt. Everest. You will be trekking within the UNESCO and World Heritage Sagamartha National Park. On your way to EBC you will visit the famous Tengboche Monastery where you can see this enormous peak, as well as other 8000 meter mountains like Lhotse (8516m) and Makalu (8463m). This trek also takes you up to Kala Patthar (5643m), the closest view of Mt. Everest and other Himalayan peaks. At EBC you can see the Khumbu Glacier descending down from Everest.Your trek will take you through gorges, lush forests and across mountains before you reach EBC. There will be time set aside allowing you to acclimatize before ascending higher. Passing through a number of villages in the Khumbu region will give you a first-hand experience of what the villagers tolerate to survive in the Himalayan mountains, and also how their Tibetan Buddhist devotion enriches their lives. You will be amazed at the close proximity of these snow capped peaks as you follow the trail to EBC. The utter size of these mountains makes you feel small and insignificant. It feels like you can literally reach out and touch the mountains. Four of the tallest mountains in the world are in this region.Your scenic flight into and out of Lukla will highlight the extensive range of the Himalayan Mountains. On the return fight you will have a different admiration of them, due to you having trekked through these mountains and valleys in order to reach EBC. This trek will appeal to nature-lovers and those who have always wanted to see the world’s tallest peak.Sherpa Expedition and Trekking Team will attend to all permits, meals and accommodation on the trek.

Nagarkot Sunrise tour is the next-level activity for tourists to those who have a time limit for adventure and wish to explore Himalayan ranges including Mt. Everest without hiking or Trek. Commence the trip early in the morning and reach before sunrise at the point. It is the eastern ridge of Kathmandu Valley that stands at 2170m from Sea level, 32 km away from the center of Kathmandu and lies in Bhaktapur District. However, the tourist awe-spring landmark renders the stunning sunrise and sunset views over the great Himalayas, probably one of the closest viewpoints of Mt. Everest from Kathmandu.Favored with scenic landscapes, as well as exquisite flora and fauna; Nepal, the land of mighty Himalayas flaunts diverse culture, traditions, and fine arts. These prominent features of Nepal attract many tourists throughout the year who wishes to experience it. A six hours sightseeing tour to Nagarkot renders a glimpse of natural beauty next to the cultural and artistic attributes of Nepal.Nagarkot is well-known for its alluring sunrise and warm sunset, which can be observed from the view tower situated on the hilltop at (2170m). Although from a distance, Nagarkot also delivers awe-inspiring panoramas comprising eight ranges i.e. Annapurna range, Manaslu range, Ganesh Himal range, Langtang range, Number range, Mahalangur range, Jugal range, and Rolwaling ranges out of 15 Himalayas Ranges of Nepal. On top of that, outlooks of the entire Kathmandu Valley and Shivapuri National Park can also be observed from here. We will stop at Hotel Himalayan Villa for Breakfast, and afterward, head hiking for a couple of hours or Bhaktapur as per the itinerary we choose.While, famed as the crown jewel of Bhaktapur; Changunaryan exhibits classic heritages with elegant art on metal, wood, and stone, all dating back to the 5th century. No matter where the visitors belong, the oldest Temple complex never ceases to amaze everyone with the ancient architecture and fine arts that it showcases. A Chhinnamasta Temple, Khileshower Mahadev Temple, Bishu Temple, Statue of Manadeva, and a lot of goddesses are major attractions.In addition, the Sunrise tour will be more extraordinary together with Bhaktapur explorations, which are the most visited places of Kathmandu Valley. Nagarkot is popular for its panoramic views and great outlooks of Himalayan ranges at dawn and sunset but Bhaktapur offers outstanding tradition, art, architecture, ancient civilization and so many more. The ancient city of fine arts; Bhaktapur Durbar Square is considered a museum of medieval art and architecture exhibiting a variety of exemplary sculptures, woodcarving, and colossal pagoda temples dedicated to various deities.With a distinct assortment of wood and brick-made temples flaunting pagodas and Shikhar-style assembled on all sides of the fifty-five-window palace; the Durbar square complex is one of the most appealing architectural landmarks of Kathmandu Valley. On top of that, the Durbar complex is adorned with a statuette of King Bhupatindra Malla standing on top of a single upright column of stone. The other primary highlights within the complex include Golden Gate, Lion's Gate, Mini Pashupatinath Temple, Vatsala Temple, Nyatapola Temple: the tallest temple in Nepal, and Bhairava Nath Temple.However, Changunayan is also another iconic Newari Town it renders mesmerizing Temple complex with fine art and architecture, and the oldest Temple is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. There go from Nagarkot by car or hiking. It takes 30 min drive or a 4-hour hike. Then drive back to Kathmandu at your location after the trip.

Does a more remote trek with unspoiled natural beauty appeal to you? The Manaslu trek is a tough one physically, with up to 7 hour days on the trail, but the rewards are immensely satisfying. You will trek through high alpine passes while being surrounded by massive snow-laden peaks, with Manaslu (world’s 8th highest) at the center soaring 8163m into the sky. The Manaslu trek is considered a tougher trek than Annapurna Base Camp and Everest Base Camp treks. You will head through Larkya La Pass (5,106m), the highest altitude on the trek, and which is believed to be the most dramatic high altitude passes in the Himalayas. Glaciers are a common sight as they slowly make their way down the mountainsides. You will be stunned at how close some of these giant peaks appear to you along the trail. Mountains, such as Mt. Himalchuli (7,893m), Mt. Ganesh Himal (7,422m), and Mt. Manaslu (8,163m) appear straight above you and appear to be within a stone’s throw away. Don’t worry; you will be well prepared for the higher altitudes with several days of acclimatization at lower altitudes.The appeal of the Manaslu trek is due to it being “off the beaten track”, and accompanied with unspoiled scenery, culturally rich villages, biological diversity, and remote lodges/guesthouses. You will encounter both Hindu and Tibetan-style Buddhist villages with their unique architectural styles and cultures.The real legwork begins at Soti Khola and ends at Besisahar with the trail winding its way through Budhi Gandaki Valley, across numerous rivers, to the Pungen Glacier and to the ancient Tibetan settlement at Lho. This trek will leave you spell-bound, spiritually enriched from encounters at the various Tibetan Buddhist and Hindu villages and have you talking about this unforgettable journey a long time after you return home. You don’t have to be super-human to complete this trek, but some preparation and a good level of fitness will make it easier. Manaslu, meaning “Mountain of the Spirit” awaits you. This is 15 days of absolute pleasure! You can combine the Manaslu Circuit with a trip to the secluded Tsum Valley, where time has stood-still and century-old Tibetan traditions still exist.

The Annapurna Circuit Trek is, for a good reason, one of the most popular treks in Nepal’s Annapurna Conservation Area where you will witness enormous snow-covered mountains, deep gorges & high altitude passes.This trek circles the Annapurna Ranges and crosses the high altitude Thorong La Pass (5419m) – the highest point reached on this trek. The trail leads you through the world's deepest gorge – the Kali Gandaki Gorge, and offers incredible views of the massive Mt. Annapurna I (world’s 10th highest - 8091m) and Mt.Dhaulagiri (8167m) to the west – the 7th highest in the world. Several other well known Himalayan Mountains are visible on the trek including Mt. Manaslu and Himal Chuli. This area is rich in the culture and traditions of the local Gurung and Thakali castes in the Manang District. We will pass through Brahmin, Chhetri, Tibetan Sherpa and Thakali villages where you will have an opportunity to view their unique cultural differences.Along the route you will see: Mt. Dhaulagiri, Mt. Annapurna I, Mt. Hiunchuli, Mt. Annapurna II, Mt. Manaslu, Mt. Nilgiri, Lamjung Himal, Tukuche and Tilicho.This 6 day trek will take you into the very heart of the Annapurna Region and starts at Chame and then to the Pisang Valley. Sherpa Expediton And Trekking experienced guide will take you to the villages of Manang, Yak Kharka, Thorong Phedi, Thorong La Pass, Muktinath and to Pokhara.Sherpa Expedition And Trekking have an excellent longstanding reputation and will take care of all permits, meals and accommodation on the trek. We will ensure that this the most enjoyable holiday of your life!

Tengboche Monastery locally known as Thyangboche or Dawa Choling Gompa is a Tibetan Buddhist monastery in the heart of the variant Khumbu valley. Nestled at an elevation of 3,867 meters/ 12,687 feet on the trails of the Everest region. The monastery is the largest in the entire valley having a very great significance for the inhabitants. Set at the confluence of Dudh Koshi and Imja Khola rivers, on a ridge with Mt. Ama Dablam, Nuptse, Lhotse, and other mountain peaks on the backdrop.The Tengboche Monastery Trek starts with a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, exploring the various settlements along the trail witnessing the views of the mighty mountains, and learning about the Himalayan people. Soak in the tranquil beauty of Everest, Tawache, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and other various mountain ranges. Heading towards Khumjung Village, and explore the Khumjung monastery. Next head towards Tengboche and visit the Tengboche ancient monastery. At the monastery witness each of the corners decorated with ancient art and stories. Also, witness evening and morning rituals. Providing you with a purely spiritual experience on high mountains.Tengboche Monastery was established by Lama Gulu in 1916. The monastery complex was destroyed during an earthquake in 1943 and engulfed by fire in 1989. Re-established with the help of volunteers from the region and international assistance later on. The resulting structure is a great work of stone masonry on display, complete with an extended courtyard and spacious halls to facilitate cultural programs and activities. The monastery also has vicinities for the nunnery. After exploring the monastery and learning about the legends and stories retrace your steps back to Lukla and eventually towards Kathmandu.