Atraccions turístiques a Dhāding

This experience in Nepal introduces you to Himalayan Bon Shamanism, a tradition considered among the oldest shamanic practices. You’ll visit a Shaman temple and meet a Shaman for a one-on-one consultation. The Shaman, who are often regarded as early psychologists and psychotherapists, will use Himalayan healing techniques and rituals during the session. In Shaman tradition, women do not visit the Shaman or temple during the first four days of their period. During the consultation you’ll receive personalised insight that may touch on aspects of your health — past, present and future. The Shaman’s methods are intended to cleanse and remove negative spirits and to provide a natural form of psychological healing. As you move through the ceremony, you’ll observe and take part in practices that reflect Nepal’s rich cultural relationship with shamanism, gaining a firsthand sense of how these ancient approaches are used to address physical and emotional concerns.

From the moment you board, friendly staff will ensure your comfort. You will be offered complimentary water and a welcoming, relaxed atmosphere as you travel. The team will be on hand to help with any basic needs and to make the journey as pleasant as possible. Along the way, there will be two scheduled stops at hygienic, traveller-friendly restaurants. At these stops you can enjoy authentic Nepali or continental meals, which are available at your own expense. These breaks give you time to stretch your legs, try local flavours if you choose, and refresh before continuing. The experience focuses on a comfortable, well-supported trip with sensible pauses for food and rest.

In Nepal, the khukuri is a powerful symbol of loyalty and of the Gurkha warrior tradition. In this hands-on workshop you will make your own small (6-inch) khukuri and learn about its cultural role among the hill tribes. You will hear how the slightly curved, tempered-steel blade is used as a multipurpose tool—for shaping timber and chopping meat and vegetables—and how a small nick near the handle both stops blood reaching the grip and symbolises the Hindu Trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. Handles are typically made of wood or buffalo horn and the finished blade is housed in a wooden and leather scabbard. The practical part of the session will involve cutting and hammering a raw piece of iron into the blade’s shape and making the handle. Blade grinding will be carried out by the host for safety, so you will be asked to stay clear of the sparks during that stage. By the end of the workshop you will take your finished small khukuri home as a souvenir and have a clearer understanding of its form, function and cultural significance.

At Nepal Cooking School you’ll join a friendly, hands-on workshop that focuses as much on the joy of learning as on the joy of cooking. Classes are suitable for first-timers and designed to be easy to follow. Instructors will guide you through the whole process, from choosing the right ingredients to putting together a balanced meal, so you gain a practical understanding rather than just a recipe. Along the way you’ll take part in simple, interactive activities that let you prepare and cook dishes yourself. You’ll also get an insight into the daily hustle of the Nepalese lifestyle as teachers explain local ingredients and cooking habits. The atmosphere is relaxed, so you may meet other participants and make new friends while you learn.

The Seven World Heritage Day Tour of Kathmandu offers a close look at the city's layered history, culture and spirituality. The tour brings you through sites that together illustrate millennia of human endeavour and the long coexistence of Buddhist and Hindu traditions. Because these landmarks are recognised by UNESCO, you will encounter places of acknowledged global importance as you move through Kathmandu's heritage areas. Along the way, you'll experience contrasting scenes: the serene Boudhanath Stupa with its omnipresent Buddha eyes, and the lively Kathmandu Durbar Square where royal architecture meets everyday local life. You will learn about the architectural splendors and see the exquisite wood and stone carvings that characterise the city’s monuments. As you explore, the sense of reverence and the layered cultural stories of each site will come through, offering an immersive view of Nepal’s historical and spiritual legacy.

This Nepalese cultural evening brings food, music and local warmth together in one event. You will enjoy a four-course Nepalese meal served on a traditional metal plate (thali). Alongside the dishes, the setting highlights genuine Nepalese hospitality so you can feel the friendly, welcoming atmosphere as you dine. As the evening continues, local artists in traditional dress will perform live cultural dances. The experience is interactive: you may taste a homemade millet or rice spirit and you can join the final dance with the performers. Along the way you will get a close sense of Nepalese traditions through music, movement and shared moments with the hosts.

You will leave Kathmandu for a short drive to one of the best viewpoints near the city, where a Himalayan sunrise will unfold over the peaks. After taking in the views, you will walk through terraced landscapes and charming local villages on a peaceful, low‑altitude hike. Along the way you will experience local scenery and rural life before reaching the ancient Changu Narayan Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can learn about its history and cultural significance. This experience combines natural beauty, cultural discovery and a touch of light adventure in a single outing. Flexible group or private tour options are available, and hotel pickup plus a refreshing lunch box are included. Photographers, nature lovers and culture enthusiasts may find plenty to enjoy as you move between viewpoints, village paths and the temple surroundings.

This Kathmandu sightseeing tour takes you through some of the city’s most important religious and historic sites. You will begin at the sacred Pashupatinath Temple, beside the flowing Bagmati River, where the rituals of devotion and cremation offer a direct glimpse into Hindu practice. As you move on, the huge Boudhanath Stupa will surround you with the calm of Tibetan Buddhism, its prayer flags and spinning wheels adding to the meditative atmosphere. Along the way you will explore Patan Durbar Square, an architectural centrepiece filled with old palaces, temples and detailed Newar artwork that show the area’s cultural richness. The visit finishes at Swayambhunath, the Monkey Temple, perched on a hilltop where you can take in panoramic views over the Kathmandu Valley and soak up the spiritual ambience. Overall, the tour gives a clear insight into Nepal’s varied religious traditions and architectural heritage.

This daily bus service runs between Kathmandu and Pokhara. As part of the journey, the vehicle makes a lunchtime stop at a riverside where you can have a meal described as delicious. The stop gives you a chance to get off the bus, stretch your legs and eat beside the water. Along the way you travel from one city to the other with a planned mid-journey break. The riverside lunch provides a simple, relaxed pause in the trip and is included as part of the service. This option is suitable if you prefer a daytime bus connection between Kathmandu and Pokhara with a set lunchtime stop.

The Mount Everest commercial flight from Kathmandu offers an aerial way to see the world’s highest mountain. This popular tourist activity in Nepal takes you over Himalayan terrain so you can enjoy an alluring view of Mount Everest from the air. You will see the peak and its immediate surroundings as the plane passes by. This flight is best for people who can’t do the long Everest Base Camp trek. It will provide a way to experience Everest’s famous appearance without undertaking a multi-day trek. Along the way, you may gain a clear sense of the mountain’s scale and position in the range, making it a straightforward option for anyone who wants a direct view of Everest from Kathmandu.

You will explore Kathmandu’s culinary heart on an immersive walking tour led by a professional licensed Tour and Trekking Guide who is also a certified barista. Having explored the cuisines of India, Sri Lanka, China and Thailand, your guide brings a global perspective on hospitality and hygiene to every stop. Along the way you will visit neighbourhoods from the aromatic spice stalls of Asan Bazaar to the soulful street food of Thamel, with a focus on carefully selected eateries and food traditions you won’t typically find in guidebooks. As you move through the city, you will taste a small, quality-focused selection of dishes chosen for authenticity and safety. Your guide will share the stories behind the vendors and the reasons recipes are made the way they are, guided by the local philosophy of Atithi Devo Bhava. This will give you a chance for a meaningful cultural exchange and a deeper understanding of the people and flavours that make Kathmandu unique. Dhanyawaad/Thank You!

Blissful Himalayas offers a private airport transfer service in Kathmandu, taking you from Tribhuvan International Airport to your chosen destination with a focus on safety and reliability. The service is designed to make your arrival or departure smooth and comfortable, so you can relax after your flight or start your onward journey without extra hassle. You will travel in well-maintained vehicles driven by professional drivers who aim to provide a stress-free experience. The transfer accommodates different group sizes and preferences, and includes personalised assistance to enhance your travel comfort. Throughout, the emphasis is on dependable service and a comfortable ride to or from the airport.

This small-group walking tour will focus on the myths and legends surrounding Swayambhunath and the origin of the Kathmandu Valley. Limited to a maximum of five participants, the route will take you past glorious ancient architecture as you move through the neighbourhoods of Swayambhu and Saraswotithan. The highlight is Swayambhunath Temple, a hilltop stupa in the centre of Kathmandu and one of Nepal’s holiest Buddhist sites. Your knowledgeable local guide will explain the history and beliefs tied to the area and will offer insight into the place, especially when religious ceremonies are taking place. Private options are available: the private walking tour can be booked by a single traveller and you may bring additional people, while the private tour that includes transport is subject to a vehicle limit of three people. Bookings are made per person. After you book, your guide will contact you within 24 hours, and the experience comes with a 100% refund policy for cancellations.

You'll travel in style from Kathmandu to Pokhara aboard the VIP Sofa Tourist Bus. Wide panoramic windows will frame Himalayan vistas and rivers along the way, and the large windows are well suited to photography. Along the route you'll pause at a picturesque riverside stop for a lunch break and to enjoy the scenery. Onboard comforts include luxurious sofa-style seating with generous legroom and an air suspension system to help ensure a smooth ride. You will have onboard Wi‑Fi and a complimentary mineral water bottle. A generous baggage allowance is included (30 kg checked luggage plus 5 kg hand luggage), and accidental medical insurance is provided for your safety and peace of mind. Professional drivers and attentive service staff will be onboard to help make the journey comfortable and reliable.

Namaste Cooking School, located in the heart of Thamel, offers a hands-on way to explore Nepal’s indigenous culinary heritage. Run by women, the school focuses on authenticity and cultural context rather than just recipes. Sessions offer cultural experiences that celebrate the rich diversity of Himalayan flavours and bring traditional cooking into a modern setting that’s easy for travellers to reach. You will learn to work with indigenous ingredients that the school sources directly from local farmers, and the lessons will emphasise techniques and flavour combinations that are rooted in local practice. Along the way, you will hear about the close ties between cooks and farmers and how those relationships shape regional dishes. The experience aims to leave you with a clearer understanding of Nepal’s unique culinary traditions and a deeper appreciation for the ingredients and people behind them.