
Mountain biking
Mountain Bike: Bhaktapur, Nagarkot and Sankhu
A 34 km mountain bike ride from Bhaktapur up to the Nagarkot ridge and down rough trails to the old Newar town of Sankhu.

Private day tours to the valley's seven World Heritage sites, the hills around Nagarkot and the Himalaya at sunrise. Your own guide and car pick you up from your hotel, so all you need to do is enjoy the day.
Private tours
Just your group, with your own guide and car
Hotel pickup
Anywhere in Kathmandu, Patan or Bhaktapur
Licensed guides
Government-licensed, friendly and English-speaking
Free cancellation
Up to 24 hours before your start time
Every tour is private and priced per person, so the more of you there are, the less you each pay. Bring the whole family!

Mountain biking
A 34 km mountain bike ride from Bhaktapur up to the Nagarkot ridge and down rough trails to the old Newar town of Sankhu.

Day hikes
Sunrise views from Nagarkot, then a mostly downhill ridge walk through villages to the ancient temple of Changu Narayan.

Heritage tours
Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, Swayambhunath and Kathmandu Durbar Square in one day, with your own guide and car, starting from your hotel.
4 daysMulti-day tours
An airport welcome, a full city tour, a night on the Nagarkot rim for sunrise over the Himalaya, and Bhaktapur on the way back.

Mountain flights
A one-hour sunrise flight along the Himalaya to Everest and back, with a window seat for every passenger and hotel transfers included.

Heritage tours
Kathmandu's holiest Hindu temple and its largest Buddhist stupa in one morning or afternoon, about four hours from your hotel and back.
Here's a fun fact: UNESCO lists the whole Kathmandu Valley as one World Heritage Site, made up of seven monument zones, all within 20 km of each other. Four are right here in Kathmandu, and the others are in Patan, Bhaktapur and up on the ridge at Changu Narayan.

The great stupa at the heart of Kathmandu's Tibetan community
Entry NPR 400

The city of craftspeople, and the beautiful stone Krishna Mandir
Entry NPR 1,000

The hilltop stupa (and its monkeys) above the city
Entry NPR 200

Nepal's holiest Shiva temple, on the Bagmati
Entry NPR 1,000

Hanuman Dhoka palace and the Kumari Ghar
Entry NPR 1,000

Nyatapola, the 55-window palace and the potters at work
Entry NPR 1,800
The oldest temple in the valley, with an inscription from 464 AD
Entry NPR 300
Entrance fees for all seven sites
NPR 5,700
Fees, hours and tips
The valley is ringed by hills between 2,000 and 2,800 m. You can walk them, ride them or fly over them, or even see Everest from the air before breakfast. Not a bad way to start the day!

Ridge and forest walks on the valley rim, and back in Kathmandu in time for dinner.
4 tours

Everest by plane at sunrise, or by helicopter with a landing at Kala Patthar. Wow!
2 tours

Village tracks and singletrack around the valley, with a support jeep for tired legs.
4 tours

Tandem paragliding and yoga classes, for something a little different.
2 tours

Short stays that add a night on the rim at Nagarkot or Dhulikhel.
2 tours
Choose a tour, a date and how many of you are coming. Your booking reference lands in your inbox straight away.
Your guide and driver meet you in your hotel lobby at the start time, with cold water waiting in the car.
You pay entrance fees at each gate as you go, lunch is wherever you fancy, and tips are entirely up to you. Then we drop you back at your hotel.
It's easy! Choose a tour, pick a date, a start time and the number of travellers, and send the booking. You'll get a booking reference by email straight away, and we'll confirm the details, usually the same day.
Yes, every single one. It's just you and the people you book with, with your own guide and car. That's also why the price per person drops as your group grows.
We do, from any hotel in Kathmandu, Patan or Bhaktapur. Just add your hotel name when you book. Haven't chosen one yet? Don't worry, you can send it to us later.
No. Fees are paid in Nepali rupees at each site, so you only pay for the places you actually visit. Each tour page lists the fees, and our World Heritage guide has the full list.
You can pay online by card when you book, where the booking page offers it, or pay as agreed with us. All our prices are in US dollars.
Of course. You can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the start time, and we're always happy to move your tour to another date if we can.

Don't worry, we can help! Tell us your dates, where you're staying and what you'd like to see, and we'll suggest a plan for your days in Kathmandu.