KATHMANDU
9 Tours Reviewed
Cooking in Thamel beats guessing what to order. This half-day class ties a local market visit to hands-on cooking, so you leave knowing Nepalese flavors in a way menus alone never teach. I like that the instructor walks you through…
Thamel tastes like Kathmandu. In this 3-hour rickshaw food, drink, and shopping tour, you follow your guide through market streets and eat your way across classic Nepali flavors, with frequent chances to pause, point, and taste what’s actually local. If…
Kathmandu has a way of making your brain stop and reset, especially around the Kumari. This 2-hour walk pairs the oldest market area in Kathmandu, Ason, with Kathmandu Durbar Square, then connects it all to the living goddess tradition you’ll…
A child’s gaze can stop you cold. This walking tour gives you a rare chance to witness the living goddess Kumari at Kumari Chowk, and pair it with a guided wander through Ason Bazar and Kathmandu Durbar Square. I especially…
Food first, history right behind it. This Kathmandu food market tour turns a simple walk into a tasting lesson on Newari culture and everyday life. In about two hours, you’ll hit the oldest local market area and eat your way…
Street food in Kathmandu teaches fast. This 2-hour Kathmandu Food Crawl & Market Tour turns a simple market stroll into a real introduction to how Nepali, Tibetan, and Indian flavors mix in everyday life, right from central Thamel and onward…
Food lessons start with a real market walk. In Kathmandu’s Thamel, this 3-hour class pairs a guided ingredient hunt with hands-on cooking taught by Nepali cooks, so you’re not just copying recipes—you’re learning why the spices and techniques matter. All…
Three hours, one hungry rickshaw. This Kathmandu Food & Drink and Shopping Rickshaw Tour pairs short rides with guided stops in Thamel, Asan, Jyatha, and Chhetrapati, with an expert local guide, Deepak Kushwaha. You’ll also get time for tea and…
Your snack route through Kathmandu starts at Ason Bazar. This 2-hour Kathmandu Secret Food Crawl is built for people who want real local flavors, not just a guided stroll. I especially like the focus on Newari cuisine, with standouts like…
