9 Nepali Momos and Where to Find Them in Kathmandu

Dal Bhat is a Nepali meal which basically means cooked lentil soup and steamed rice. The platter ideally also includes a type of vegetable curry, leafy greens, at least one type of pickle, and a meat dish (which is optional). On average, a Nepali consumes two meals of dal-bhat every day, which amounts to 90 kg of rice every year. If you are wondering what makes the dish so appetizing, here is a list of restaurants in Kathmandu you can try for a plate of lip-smackig and finger-licking dal-bhat, to find out the answer yourself. Make sure to try these dishes on your Nepal trip.

You cannot escape dal bhat when you are visiting Nepal. The same goes for the unofficial national food called momos. Anyone who has ever been to Nepal will tell you that momo is the must-try food here. Skipping the two famous Nepali foods, we give you a list of some of the underrated Nepalese food that will leave you wanting more.

Sitting in the lap of the majestic Himalayas, Nepal is an enchanting destination for hikers and trekkers of all types, many venturing to the famous Everest Base Camp. Over the years, Nepal has also managed to become a popular destination for nature, wildlife, culture, and adventure, thanks to its rich natural beauty, vast cultural heritage, and diverse terrains. No wonder a trip to Nepal is featured high on many people's travel bucket list.

If Kathmandu is known for its culture and heritage, Pokhara is the gateway to adventure in Nepal. The picturesque valley features shimmering lakes lined by cafes and restaurants ranging from quirky to luxurious. Surrounding the city are hills, home to local villages, and beyond is the lofty snow-capped Himalayan range and some of the highest peaks in the world. Whether you are a thrill-seeker, an adventure sports junkie or just someone looking for a chilled-out atmosphere, a trip to Pokhara is for you. To give you a taste of the options available, here are our top 15 recommendations for things to do in Pokhara.

Normally Nepal is all about Mt. Everest and trekking in the Himalayas. But did you ever pause a moment and think about Nepal's rafting tours? If you're going rafting in Nepal, you will be up for some of the best river rafting trips in the world. The rafting rivers of Nepal descend faster and further than most rivers on the planet, ensuring the presence of thrilling rapids that are perfect for rafting. Without further ado, please below find the top 10 best river rafting tours in Nepal that are sure to give you everything you’re looking for, from easy and lazy rapids for newbies to some of the most difficult and memorable rafting tours in Nepal!

As exciting as it is to spend time in Kathmandu (especially if you’re a first-time visitor), its chaotic pace can quickly cause a sensory overload. Luckily, there is a slew of attractive destinations dotted around the capital that will provide much needed relief from the hustle and bustle of the big city. Whether you’re looking for utmost relaxation or want to get your adrenaline pumping, one of Kathmandu Valley's superb resorts will be there to welcome you with open arms. To help you figure out where to go when Kathmandu gets a little overwhelming, we have rounded up a list of the 12 best weekend getaways in Kathmandu, in no particular order.

For its humble size, Kathmandu offers some surprisingly vast eat out options. From hole-in-the-wall eateries to luxury dining spots, the capital has them all. We list out 10 of the best Kathmandu restaurants for you (in no particular order).

In a constantly growing city like Kathmandu, the ordeal to find a decent accommodation is very real. With accommodations ranging from budget friendly to expensive, finding the right accommodation can be stressful. Here are some of the 10 best hotels and boutique hotels in Kathmandu, that is inclusive of all price ranges.

Pokhara is one of the most beautiful cities to visit in Nepal, and thankfully, one that is easily accessible. From Kathmandu, the lake city is only about 206 km away, which means you can be there in 6 hours via road or in 30 minutes via air. Here is a break down on both options.

From jaw-dropping mountain vistas to brightly colored temples, a trip to Nepal brings together adventure and spirituality in a unique blend that you’ll be yearning to return again and again. Hike through the Himalayas and take a flight over Mount Everest one day and go on a steamy jungle safari in search of tigers the next. Want something a little different? Visit temples in the birthplace of the Buddha or go parasailing with an Egyptian hawk! With its stunning natural landscape and unique culture, these itineraries will help you decide how many days to spend in Nepal for your next trip.

Home to the magnificent Himalayas, Nepal offers a multitude of breathtaking trekking opportunities for adventurers of all levels. From the legendary trek to Everest Base Camp to the enchanting Annapurna Circuit, as well as lesser-known (but no less spectacular) trekking trails, such as the Nar Phu Valley trek, Nepal has something to captivate every trekking enthusiast. We have curated this list of the best treks in Nepal.

May is the end of one of two high seasons in Nepal and one of the best times to explore. As it’s pre-monsoon season, the weather in Nepal in May is favorable and the long days and clear conditions make it an excellent time to go on a trekking holiday, especially if you’re hitting up the Himalayas and Annapurna Circuit. Want to know what to expect from a Nepal trip in May? Read on and let’s find out.