Nepal trip planner

Explore Nepal's capital, taking in the sites and smells, mingling with the locals as well as fellow travelers.

Stroll through this lovely town, sampling delicious local cuisine and enjoying the tranquility .

Explore the gorgeous architecture of this temple-filled city, but be aware that there are some rubble-filled streets, left from the 2015 earthquake.

Explore this amazing city, taking in the local culture and history, admiring lovely architecture and sampling local treats.

Stroll though this quiet town, enjoying the fresh mountain air and the beautiful views.

Get to know this small town which largely caters to tourists, take an elephant ride, and eat in one of the many local restaurants.

Walk around town, admiring the local architecture, temples, and stunning views of the Himalayas.

Stroll through the various neighborhoods of this unique city, ranging from modern and affluent to historic and charming.

Visitors flock to this amazing park for the wildlife viewing opportunities. If you're lucky, you may even see a Bengal tiger!

The world's 10th highest mountain offers great hiking and trekking opportunities for more experienced mountaineers.

Less overrun by tourists than Chitwan, this massive national park is home to an abundance of indigenous Asian animals.

One of the world's largest stupas, this iconic ancient Buddhist holy site attracts thousands of pilgrims every day.

Head up the hill to visit to the "Monkey Temple," named for the animals call it home. The temple's carvings represent Buddhist enlightenment.

Popular among Westerners seeking Buddhist teachings, this historic monastery is only open to visitors on Saturdays.

Known as Nepal's most significant Hindu temple, this must-see temple is where Kathmandu Valley's residents are cremated post-mortem.

Escape the bustle of the city and enjoy a leisurely stroll in these serene gardens.

Get lost in this buzzing neighborhood, popular among tourists and home to stores which sell an array of goods from food to electronics.

The main square is a must for any visitor to Kathmandu. It is the site of the Hanuman Dhoka Palace Complex, among other significant landmarks.

Spend a whole day exploring the ancient royal palace, exploring its numerous temples, museums, and unique sites.

Royal palace-turned-museum, explore the rooms of this grand residence to imagine what life was like for Nepalese royalty.

Dedicated to preservation and education, these lovely gardens are home to numerous flora species, with a focus on indigenous plantlife.

Dating back to the 10C, this ancient temple is dedicated to a deity worshipped by both Hindus and Buddhists.

Dating to the 14C, this ancient Buddhist temple offers a tranquil escape in a busy city.

Lined with temples, art stalls, and busy vendors, this high-energy city square is a unique experience.

One of the city's most famous landmarks, the "queen's pond" was built by the king to console the queen after the death of their son.

Standing at 35m high, this 16C temple is not open to the public, but is worth a look from the outside.

Dating as far back as the 7C, the city of Kathmandu got its name from this iconic building, which has been an active temple since the 13C.

Home to the personal artifacts of King Tribhuvan Bir Bikram Shah, this museum is housed in a former palace.

Home to temples as well as a shrine to Ganesh, vendors and shops line this busy square, selling fresh produce, meats, and more.

Nepal's largest museum is home to archaeology, historical artwork, and weapons from the 18C-19C.

Visit Nepal's second-largest lake to admire local birdlife, take a boat ride, or even just take a walk along the shore.

Hike to these beautiful falls, also known as Patale Chhango, which are most impressive after monsoon season.

Dedicated to mountains and mountaineering all over the world, this fabulous museum is a must for all those interested in the subject.

Dedicated to the Gurkha soldiers who fought for the British Empire, this museum covers the unique history of these fighter from 1815 to today.

One of the most visited attractions in the Pokhara area, this amazing cave is home to over 10,000 bats!

Situated at the top of Ananda Hill, this Buddhist style stupa was built as a symbol of peace. It offers amazing Himalayan views.

Dedicated to the culture and history of Pokhara, learn about the mystical shamanic beliefs of historical inhabitants at this great museum.

Pack a flashlight and go explore Pokhara's most famous attraction, a massive cave, home to a temple to Shiva.

The Seti River has carved a large gorge right through the city! Go admire the views of the river down below in the gorge.

With great boating and fishing opportunities, these gorgeous lakes are surrounded by beautiful forests, offering visitors a serene atmosphere.

Visit this large limestone cave to see its unique stalagmites and stalactites, as well as a statue of the Hindu lord Shiva.

Bhaktapur's main square features a palace, temples, ancient city gates, shops, museums, and more.

Built in 1701, this historic temple is named for the "Five Storeyed Roof" for its unique pagoda-style roof.

With collections of all types of artistic media, this excellent museum ranges from textiles to paintings to traditional jewellery.

Explore this lovely museum, home to intricate and beautiful wood carvings.

Dedicated to the powerful embodiment of Shiva known as Bhairab, this large temple is home to a small deity of Bhairab and a massive chariot for festiv

The center of the local pottery industry, this fantastic square is filled with people doing pottery-work, and new pieces drying.

Dedicated to the diety Dattatreya, the temple dates to the 15C and features erotic carvings and is guarded by Malla wrestlers.

This collection of Buddhist shrines and holy sites is home to arguably the Nepal's largest Shiva statues.

This busy town square features three must see temples: Nyatapola Temple, Bhairabnath Temple, and Til Mahdav Narayan Temple.