Kathmandu Day Trips

Kathmandu day trips where we get the full enjoyment with our friends, family and beloved ones. The trips from Kathmandu will start with sightseeing Kathmandu valley in UNESCO world heritage sites. 7 UNESCO heritage sites are in Kathmandu we can do 1 day sightseeing in Kathmandu. In UNESCO heritage site tour we visit places like:

  • Pashupatinath Temple
  • Boudhanath stupa
  • Patan Durbar square
  • Swayambhunath Stupa
  • Changunarayan temple
  • Kathmandu Durbar square
  • Bhaktapur Durbar square

We can do day trips like:

  • Bhaktapur city tour
  • Kathmandu world heritage site tour
  • Shivapuri hiking
  • Patan Khokana Bungmati day tour
  • Nagarkot sunrise Tour
  • Chandragiri Hill Station Day Tour
  • Buddhist Heritage tour in Kathmandu
  • Kathmandu Newari culture Tour
  • Kirtipur Half day tour

Bhaktapur City Tour

Bhaktapur half day tour will take you to the oldest village of Nepal. In this place you will find many devotee and get chance to involve in local life style activities. Bhaktapur the village with Newari culture. This city since Malla dynasty you will see the different pagoda and sculpture in ancient temple. In Bhaktapur you will visit temples which are enlisted in UNESCO world heritage. Temples Nyatapola, Bhairab Nath Temple. In this city we can see the houses with wood carvings, arts on wall with different colors. This city is most famous for JU JU dhau the sweet curd which is a type of desert homemade. Most of local people come here to just taste it.

Kathmandu world heritage site tour

To see world heritages sites which are listed in UNESCO world heritage this tour is most amazing to do. Kathmandu world heritage site tour will take you the ancient building and sculpture of Nepal. In this tour we will visit Kathmandu Durbar square where you can see the drawings on the wall of buildings and the design that shows the ancient Nepal and their livelihood. We visit Pashupatinath temple where you can see hundreds of pilgrims here. People come here to see the Hindus funeral here how they do it. We also do sightseeing in Boudhnath stupa where we can see Buddhist and Hindu religion people. We also visit Swayambhunath Stupa which is also known as monkey temple. These are the places where you will find the most amazing and fun tour with us.

Shivapuri Hiking

Shivapuri hike which will take you the 2536m of height from Kathmandu valley. In this hike you will see the natural scenic view different flora and fauna here. This hike starts from Buddhanilkanta. On the way of hike we will visit the Shivapuri National park where you will find more than 500 species in here. On the way of hike we get chance to visit Nagi Gumba which is located in 2330m of altitude from Kathmandu. We can see the main flowing point of holy river Bagmati from here.

Chandragiri Hill station

Chandragiri hill station tour which is introduced newly where you will get the ride of cable car with panoramic of Annapurna range to Everest. From here we get the adorable view of snow-capped peaks. In the height of hill there is temple and Small Park where children and adult can enjoy the view from height. This tour is more adventure with cable car ride.

Nagarkot Sunrise Tour

Nagarkot sunrise view from hill station from here you will get golden view of  villages. The view of dramatic mountains. Mountains like Langtang, Dhaulagiri, in the west passes  the  marvelous mountain ranges along with Langtang peak with height of 7245m from this hillstation. We can also see other Himalayan range like Annapurna range, Ganesh himal, Jugal range, Manaslu range and many more we can find. After some time of refreshment we’ll drive our way back to hotel in Kathmandu. Kanchenjunga which is east side of the hill top. We can enjoy the beauty from the hill station with scenery along with close ethnic, handmade crafts on the way.

Bungee jump

Bungee jump is activity which is full of thrill. Bungee jump in Bhote koshi will be small trip drive from Kathmandu. Nepal’s first bungee jumping site is situated 160m over the wild Bhote Koshi River. It is located close to the Nepal-Tibet border, a three-hour bus ride from Kathmandu. The jump, at 160m, was designed by one of New Zealand’s leading bungee consultants, and is operated by the most experienced jump masters in the business. It’s mishap-proof. The agency takes safety very seriously.

Martyrs day in Nepal

Martyrs day also known as Shahid Diwas in Nepali is widely celebrated in Nepal on the 16th of Magh according to Lunar Calendar. It is a great day to honor and pay tributes to those who sacrificed their lives for the nation and people. शाहिद दिवस

The day is special to commemorating the four martyrs who were executed by the autocratic Rana rulers and all the known and unknown people who lost their lives during democratic movements.

There is a special contribution of those Martyrs who fought against the cruel rule of then rulers and bring the socioeconomic changes in the nation in different periods of time.

The four Martyrs Shukra Raj Shastri, Dharma Bhakta Mathema, Dashrath Chand and Gangalal Shrestha battle for people’s right and were sentenced to death on this day. There is a week celebration of the Martyr week from Magh 10-16 officially. During the celebration, different programmes are conducted in honor to the Martyrs of Nepal.

On the day, the Government officials tribute to Martyrs of Nepal visiting Shahid Gate and thanking them for their contribution. There are different programmes conducted to remember all the martyrs of Nepal across the nation.

importance

Honoring the National Heroes

Martyrs like Shukraraj Shastri, Dharma Bhakta Mathema, Dasharath Chand, and Ganga Lal Shrestha played a pivotal role in the struggle against the autocratic Rana regime in the 20th century. The day is a reminder of their sacrifices for equality and freedom.

Promotes Patriotism

Martyrs’ Day inspires Nepali citizens to value their country’s independence, democratic ideals, and the freedoms they enjoy today, which were hard-fought by the martyrs.

Encourages Unity

Remembering the struggles of martyrs fosters a sense of national pride and unity among Nepalese people across different castes, ethnicities, and regions.

Historical Significance

It commemorates the downfall of the Rana autocracy (1846–1951) and celebrates the establishment of democracy in Nepal. It symbolizes the resilience of people fighting against oppression.

Cultural Reflection

Events like ceremonial speeches, processions, and public dedications remind citizens of the importance of upholding the principles of justice, equality, and human rights, reinforcing societal values.

Educational Value

The day serves as an opportunity for younger generations to learn about their country’s history, the struggles of their forebears, and the value of democracy and freedom.

Nepal Tour Guide Team Trek and Expedition Pvt. Ltd salutes all the known and unknown martyrs of Nepal for their great contribution for the nation to change the socioeconomic standard of Nepalese people.

Nepal With Kids

The enormous natural beauties and cultural heritages are attracting the tourists since many centuries. The giant Himalayas of Nepal are famous for best trekking destination while the low lands and valleys like Kathmandu and Pokhara are perfect destinations for family tours in Nepal and other recreational tours.

Tour in Nepal is a perfect escape from your busy schedule that takes you to the land of peace and beauties. If you are planning to travel with your friends, family, or children, Nepal may be the perfect destination for you. Here, you can experience the diverse cultures, traditions and lifestyles in that cannot be found anywhere else in the earth. Nepal truly is a country that has so much to offer.

We, Tour Guide in Nepal have carefully designed some of the kid friendly tour and trekking packages that we offer. If you are planning to visit Nepal with kids, then you might want to take a look at the information we have provided below. During your holidays in Nepal, you can enjoy many interesting things and beautiful landmarks and enjoy the fullest with your family.

Top Things to do in Nepal with Kids

Top Family Tour Packages

Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour | Day Tour in Kathmandu

Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour is a perfect day tour that can be completed just in one day and is ideal for traveling with kids and friends. Kathmandu is also known as the city that houses more temples than home. So, you will get to observe the different historical and religious temples in the city. Also, the views of surrounding hills and mountains look alluring in a clear sky.

During Kathmandu Day Tour a person will get a chance to explore many cultural heritages listed as World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The easy transportation facility will make it possible to explore so many places just in one Day.

Some of the famous tourist places in Kathmandu for tour with children are:

Pashupatinath – Pashupatinath Temple is a sacred place of Hindus where Hindu devotees worship lord Shiva. Though, only Hindus can enter the main temple of Pashupatinath, others can enjoy the mesmerizing views of the surrounding. The incredible arts carved in the temple must-observe things. If you visit during evening time, you will get a chance to explore or participate in Lord Shiva’s prayer.

Swoyambhunath – This is a sacred place of both Hindus and Buddhists. Situated in the top of green hill, Swoyambhunath offers astounding views of the surrounding. Every year, thousands of peoples visit here in their holidays. Swoyambhunath Chaitya is also known as The Monkey Temple. You can see lot of monkeys running here and there during the tour to Swoyambhunath.

Boudhanath – Boudhanath is largest stupa in the world. Specially Buddhists visits and worships this stupa but peoples belonging to other religion can also enter here. This stupa lies in the middle of busy city. Hundreds of domestic and international tourists make a visit here, everyday.

If you want to explore the gigantic mountains in One Day Tour, Helicopter Tour to Everest or Annapurna Heli Tour may be a good option.

Kathmandu Pokhara and Chitwan Tour

If you want to go for bit longer holidays, Kathmandu Pokhara and Chitwan Tour may be a right option for you. This trek completes within a week but rewards you with the natural wonders beyond your expectation. The culturally rich Kathmandu Valley is one of the must-visit places in Nepal that offers you and your group a chance to learn about the traditional Nepalese lifestyles and the ancient cultures of Nepal. Some specific places of Nepal still possess the same cultures and way of living as their ancestors from centuries back used to live.

Pokhara is also known as the city of lakes or a paradise for nature lovers. Situated in the lap of gigantic mountain ranges Machhapuchhre and Annapurna, Pokhara has two big lakes – Phewa Lake and Begnas Lake which are very famous among the domestic and international tourists. Additionally, the mysterious caves and waterfalls make a tour to Pokhara memorable.

Chitwan National Park is a best destination for observing the rare floras and faunas. One horned Rhino and Bengal Tigers are the pride of this National Park. Additionally, you will get a chance to explore the jungle with a ride on a Elephant’s back. The jeep Safari and Jungle walk or cannoning in a nearby river are other ways to explore the jungle. This is also known as the paradise for bird lovers as there are many beautiful birds residing in Chitwan National Park.

12 Days culture with nature Tour

12 Day Nepal Tour is a combo package of culture with nature tour in which you will get a chance to explore traditions, culture and lifestyle of rural Nepalese along get a chance to witness the immense natural beauties of Nepal Himalayas and low lands. The tour starts from Kathmandu and it includes some of the must-see destinations of Nepal. In Kathmandu you can make a visit to sacred temples and Gumbas and also, the historical Durbar’s. Then we will also make a visit to the ethnic village Bandipur, city of Lakes – Pokhara, Chitwan National Park and the sacred place – Birth place of Lord Buddha – Lumbini.

Family Tours in Kathmandu with short hiking

Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour is incredible but very easy mode of hangout in your holidays. If you want to add little amount of adventure, add one extra day for short hiking near Kathmandu Valley. Walking through the lush forests and exploring the rolling hills from the top is really an exciting thing you must do. Moreover, you can also explore the countryside lifestyle of Nepal.

One can explore world Heritage sites in Kathmandu and some of the ancient Palaces like Basantapur Durbar Square, Bhaktapur Durbar Square and Patan Durbar Square that carries huge historical importance.

The hills like, Nagarkot hill, Chandragiri Hill etc are famous for short hiking from Kathmandu. All are equally rich in culture and natural beauties so you can choose any of them. Moreover, Nagarkot is also famous as famous sunrise view point in the country.

Trekking in Nepal with Children

Ghorepani Poonhill Trek

Ghorepani Poonhill Family Tour is an adventure with your grownup kids. Poonhill – Famous Sunrise view point of Annapurna Region Trekking route is most loved vantage point that offers spectacular views of Sunrise over giant mountain ranges.

The mountains like Dhaulagiri and Annapurna can be observed from this hill very closely. Additionally, the surrounding view of green hills is also picturesque. Throughout the trail is small villages of Gurung peoples, where you can explore the rural culture of Gurung Peoples and learn about their unique lifestyles.

Ghorepani Poonhill trekking starts from Pokhara which itself is very famous tourist destination and this short hike can be completed within a week. So, if you want to add some adventure to your tour in Nepal, choose this package.

Maghe Sankranti

Maghe Sankranti Festival Date 2081/2025

It is a festival which is celebrated on 1st Magh every year. The word sankranti stands for the 1st of every month in Nepali, and hence the 1st day of month of Magh is celebrated as Maghe Sankranti. This day is believed to be the coldest day of the year and celebrated as people hope for the spring season to come very soon after this. माघे संक्रान्ति

Who Celebrate? This festival is celebrated merely by the Hindus of Nepal, and a small amount of Indian Hindus celebrate it as ‘Makar Sankranti’.

Foods

In Newari language, Ghya means Ghee, chaku means Molasses and sahlu means sankranti.

Foods such as sweet potato, laddoo (especially made from Seasame) and ghee are distributed, and are also prepared in most of the houses and the families have them together as fiestas.

Maghe Sankranti literally means the fist day of Nepali calendar month Magh. It is auspicious day to celebrate for Nepali Hindu people. It falls generally on the mid of the January.

Places to Visit

Hindu people observe the festival by taking ritual bathing nearby the pond and river. The holy rivers for celebrating this festival are Bagmati near patan in Shankhamul Kathmandu, Narayani river in Triveni Nawalparasi, Devghat, ridi in Kaligandaki Syanja and koshi river at Dolalghat.

They perform puja offering laddoo, ghee, flowers and tika. After the puja, the mother of the house distribute these sweet things to all the members and wish for the good health and prosperity of family members.

Maghi Festival of Tharu Community

Maghe Sankranti is also important for Tharu Community as they celebrate this festival as New year. The tharu people call it Maghi and they celebrate it with their family, friends together by singing, dancing and having delicious foods.

Festival of Magar Community

Maghe sankranti is also a religious festival of Magar community and they celebrate it as their new year.

Bull Fighting in Nuwakot

On Magh 1st, there is an event of Nepali bull fight organized in Taruka village of Nuwakot.

Maghe Sankranti Wishes

Happy Maghe sankranti to You ❤️ from Nepal Tour Guide Team Trek & Expedition Pvt. Ltd.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Maghe Sankranti?

Maghe Sankranti is on 1st Magh 2081 according to Nepali calendar whereas it is on 14th January 202 according to English calendar.

How is Makar Sankranti Celebrated?

Makar sankranti is celebrated by taking holy bath, performing puja and having delicious foods including Til ko laddoo, ghee, Sesame and Chaku.

Chandragiri Cable Car

Candragiri Cable Car

Chandragiri Cable car is newly launched cable car in Thankot, Kathmandu by Chandragiri Hills Pvt. Ltd. The cable car is 2.5 kilometers long from Godam (Thankot) to Chandragiri Hill. The cable car takes 10 minutes to reach from Thankot to Chandragiri Hill. It can serve 1000 people in an hour. Cable car operates from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on weekdays, and 8:00 am to 6:00 pm on weekends and public holidays.

Chandragiri Hills

Located on the south-west of the Kathmandu valley, Chadragiri Hill is now a famous hill station for both domestic and foreign tourists. This natural spot carries its own cultural and historical significance in Nepal since many years. It came into rise when Late King Prithivi Narayan Shah visited this place and incepted the idea to conquer the valley. It is believed that Prithivi Narayan Shah was granted the wish to fulfill.

Chandragiri Hill is situated at an altitude of 2520m above the sea level and 7 kilometer far away from the Kalanki bus station. From the atop, you can witness the Himalayan ranges from Annapurna to Mt. Everest. It is popular for mountain views, snow fun, cultural activities, cable car ride, dine, family holiday, educational tour and an overview of Kathmandu valley.

Chandragiri Cable Car Ticket Price

NationalityOne Way CostTwo Way Cost
Nepalese NPR 415 NPR 700
SAARC Nationals INR 415 INR 700
Chinese Nationals USD 9 USD 15
Others USD 13 USD 22

Bhaleshwor Mahadev Temple

According to Hindu mythology, it is said that the forehead part of the Goddess Satidevi had fallen right here atop Chandragiri Hill.

King Prithivi Narayan Shah’s Statue

Side to Bhaleshwor Temple, you can find a statue of Kind Prithivi Narayan Shah resembling the unification of Nepal. According to legendary say, Prithivi Narayan Shah visited Chandragiri before conquering Kathmandu valley and pray at Bhaleshwor to make his wish come true. This is now popular for selfie photography for the visitors.

How to reach Chandragiri Hill

You can find the Chandragiri Cable car ticket station at the foothills of Chandragiri Hills located in Thankot. To reach there, you can hire a car, taxi or go on a Bus available from Kalanki to Thankot.

Things to do in Chandragiri

  • Bhaleshwor Mahadev Temple Darshan
  • Selfie
  • View Tower
  • Cable Car Ride
  • Cafe Fountain
  • Bar@2520
  • Multi Purpose Hall
  • Children Playground
  • Branded Shops
  • Chandragiri Boutique Resort
  • Zip Flyer
  • Paragliding
  • Amusement Park

Best Time to Visit Chandragiri Hill

Visiting to Chandragiri hill can be made all year around but the crowd flock to this place from November to February. During the month of shrawan, Nepalese people pay visit to this place to pray Lord Shiva. It is also crowded during the public holidays and festivals. From December to February, people visit Chandragiri for playing with snow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Chandragiri Hill?

Chandragiri Hill lies on the south-west of the Kathmandu valley, 7 kilometers from Kalanki buspark.

What are the timings for cable car operation?

Cable car would be operating from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on weekdays, and 7:00 am to 6:00 pm on weekends and public holidays.

How long is the cable car journey?

Cable car journey is 2.5 Kilometers long and would take anywhere from 9- 12 minutes.

How to go Chandragiri Hills from Kathmandu?

You can get the details above about the details; how to go Chandragiri Hills.

How much is the Chandragiri Cable car ticket price?

We have mentioned detailed information above in Chandragiri Cable Car Price section. If you want more information, please call our tour manageer +9779851243700 (Kumar Dahal).

When is the best time to go to Chandragiri?

Please get details about the best time to visit Chandragiri above.

Can wheelchair passengers travel on the cable car?

Yes, they can. Our cable car operators will assist wheelchair-bound passengers in boarding cable cars.

How many people can a cabin or Gondola carry?

A maximum of 8 passengers can be accommodated; children aged below 3 years old also counts as one person.

What are the rates for infants and children?

Infants and children below 3ft can travel for free and children from 3 to 4ft get a special discount of 40%.

Trekking in Nepal in January

Planning trekking in Nepal in January? This blog article will provide you the information about the trekking trails, weather, equipments to bring and guides.

Trekking in Nepal in January can be doable to the lower altitudes not higher than 3000m. During this month, the weather is clear with the warm days and colder nights. Many tea-houses at lower altitudes are open during this month. So, you need not to worry about the availability of accommodation during trekking.

Winter trekking in Nepal is off-season in tourism of Nepal. But, trekking during winter season is growing in Nepal for the following reasons.

Quiet Trekking Trails

The trekking trails are almost empty at higher altitudes. Even the popular hiking routes are empty due to cold weather and risk of snowfall. Sometimes avoiding the crowds gives you a different experience and better services at tea-houses.

Easy Trekking Routes

During January, only the lower altitude trekking trails can be undertaken so they are easy to hike. You can walk 4-5 hours a day and the trekking trails are moderately difficult.

Also Visit: Winter Trekking in Nepal

Winter Trekking in Nepal – What to Expect?

Spectacular views with warm weather

You can view the mountains so clearly during the January. The surrounding views are spectacular which gives you a blissful experience of trekking.

Best trekking trails during January in Nepal

Everest Panorama Trek
Poon Hill Trek
Mardi Himal Trek
Chisapani Nagarkot Trek
Dhampus Australian Base Camp Hike

Tips for Trekking in Nepal

  • Trekking in Nepal in winter season is risky if you go higher altitudes. Keep in mind, the tea houses at higher altitudes are closed due to heavy snowfall.
  • Do not trek alone. Trekking with a guide or porter is highly recommended during winter.
  • Make sure, you have all the warm cloths and a good trekking gears.
  • Get regular updates about the weather of trekking destination where you are going.
  • It is better to start your trek early because days are shorter during winter.
  • Choose low altitude treks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is January a good time to visit Nepal?

Yes, January is a good time to visit Nepal especially low altitude trekking routes, low lands and cities.

Is trekking in January in Nepal safe?

Yes, trekking in January in Nepal is safe to low altitudes with a guide or porter.

What is the weather like in Nepal in January?

Generally, the weather in Nepal in January is clear with the spectacular views. The weather remains dry during the month with warm day and cool night.

Conclusion

Like other months, January also has its own pros and cons for trekking in Nepal. Be prepared and consult your trekking agency for the weather updates and well organization of the trek.

Share you experience with your guide and consult him/her in difficulty.

How to hire a guide in Nepal?

Traveling in Nepal and not with a guide is like curry without salt. Did you get it what I mean? Yes, whatever might be the activity you choose for your holiday in Nepal, traveling with a guide helps your journey to success.

This doesn’t mean, you can’t travel without a guide but difference is all about experience. If you are going trekking or tours or climbing holidays, we are sure you will enjoy your trip with a guide.

Guides are not just a path finder but a friend in need. While trekking in Nepal Himalayas, you might face various problems of trekking routes, accommodation, cultures and peoples. Just think yourself how could be your journey without a guide and you don’t know about the availability of tea house rooms, places to visit and things to experience.

A local guide will lead you with smooth journey and help you while you are trouble. Here are different kinds of guides as per your activity.

Trekking Guide

Tour Guide

Peak Climbing Guide

Sherpa Guide

Nature Guide

River Rafting Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Where to go on a trek in Nepal?

You can go any of the best treks in Nepal. It’s upon your time, budget and interest. Consult us for the list of top treks in Nepal or get an idea from our trekking listing on our website.

Can I believe on a guide in Nepal?

Not everyone but if you go with a trekking agency, you will not need to worry. The trekking guides and porters from a company are trained and well experienced.

How much is it to hire a Sherpa?

Hiring a Sherpa for mountaineering will cost $5000 – $7000 plus tips and bonuses.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Holiday in Nepal

Experience the exciting festival during your Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2023 in Nepal. This is your festival to celebrate and we arrange for the best. Head to Kathmandu, the city of ancient history, temples and mysterious cultures. क्रिसमस-डे 

You will visit Pokhara and Poon Hill along with the vibrant Kathmandu city incredibly during Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2023. Simply you love to visit these cultural and natural rich cities to get your nerves and full enjoy the festival.

Here are some highlights of the tour package

  • Merry Christmas celebration in Kathmandu.
  • Happy New Year celebration in Pokhara.
  • Enjoy the beautiful sunrise views from Poon Hill.
  • Explore the heritage sites, flora and fauna.

Tour Itinerary:

23th December Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu and drive to Nagarkot.
24th December Day 02: Early Sunrise at Nagarkot and Fly Kathmandu to Pokhara.
25th December Day 03: Full day Pokhara Tour.
26th December Day 04: Pokhara to Ulleri (1960m) via Nayapul
27th December Day 05: Ulleri to Ghorepani 2870m
28th December Day 06: Ghorepani / Poon hill to Tadapani and Ghandruk.
30th December Day 07: Ghandruk – Kimche – Nayapul – Pokhara
31st December Day 08: Drive to Kathmandu, New year eve celebration (Wish you a Happy New Year 2020)
1st January Day 9: Relax in Kathmandu.
2nd January Day 10: Fly back to home.

Trekking in Nepal in October

October, between of September and November is the best month for Trekking in Nepal. Trekking in Nepal in October is most frequented as thousands of trekkers flock to the country every year.

The main trekking season of the year, autumn season is the popular time for trekking in Nepal. The best trekking experience, culture, wide range of trekking routes, clear mountains views and beautiful panorama are the reasons why trekkers choose October for trekking and hiking in Nepal.

You can encounter people working in the farmlands of the remote village during Nepal trekking in October. This month is the main season for harvesting the crops. The main occupation in Nepal is agriculture.

You can witness and enjoy the greatest Nepalese festivals like Dashain and Tihar during Nepal in October. These are the longest festivals of Nepal with significant role in Nepalese culture and tradition.

Weather during October in Nepal

October is the perfect time for trekking. There is mild temperature and clear mountain views with very less chances of rainfall.

The weather can be cool in high altitudes and the temperature drops during night.

You will encounter snowfall at higher altitudes above 5000m so bring warm cloths and good hiking boots.

Some Tips for Trekking in Nepal in October

  • The days are warm and sunny so it’s better to pack shorts and t-shirts. But, include warm cloths for nights.
  • A good warm sleeping bag is a great idea. In some places, there might be deficient of blankets in tea-houses.
  • Trekking with a guide or a porter is highly recommended.
  • Book you trek earlier. Pre-booking of the trekking packages is recommended. October is the peak trekking month, so flights and accommodations are booked earlier.

Best Trekking packages

  • Everest Base Camp Trek
  • Annapurna Base Camp Trek
  • Manaslu Circuit Trek
  • Poon Hill Trek
  • Upper Mustang Trek
  • Pikey Peak Trek

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the weather be like in Nepal in October?

The weather in Nepal in October is good for trekking. October is the best month of the year for tourism in Nepal and have the mild temperatures. Expect light cool weather at higher altitudes whereas lower altitudes has excellent weather.

Nag Panchami 2079

Nag panchami is the festival of snakes which is celebrated by Hindu people. The festival is commonly celebrated in India and Nepal where Hindus reside.

Hindu pilgrims observe this holy festival across the nation by worshiping the snake deity.

Nag Panchami Festival Date 2080/2023

This festival is celebrated on the fifth day of bright half of Lunar month of Shrawan according to Nepali calendar. It generally falls on the month July or August. We will update the festival date when the new calendar is published.

Nag Panchami Celebration

Pilgrims celebrate the festival visiting holy sites. They perform special nag puja with chanting mantras in the temples of snake deity and offering flowers, cow’s milk, ghee, lava, barley, sesame and nuts.

This is the traditional cultural event carried out since ancient time. The festival is also important to show the relationship between human and snakes. Snakes play a vital role in the biodiversity.

Nags are considered as the deities in Nepalese culture. During the festival, pilgrims offer the milk, ghee, flowers and tikas.

On this day, devotees stick a photo of Nag above their doorway and perform puja. Nagpokhari, Taudaha and nagdaha are the places to visit in Kathmandu for Nag puja.

Nepal Tour Guide Team Treks and Expedition Pvt. Ltd wishes all our well wishers, clients, staffs and website visitors a Happy Nag Panchami.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Nag Panchami 2080?
Aug 21, 2023 २०८० भदौ ४.

Please keep updated with NTG team.

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