Apart from visiting sites of cultural and religious significance, and braving the treks, Kathmandu is also known for its Nepali cuisine. While here, the culinary delights to look out for are Momos- Nepalese dumplings, either steamed or fried, filled with meat or vegetables. Momo stalls can be found throughout the city. Dal Bhat- a traditional dish consisting of lentil soup (dal) served with rice (Bhat) and a variety of side dishes such as pickles, vegetables, and meat curries. Chatamari- a kind of Nepali crepe, often topped with meat, eggs, and spices. It’s a popular local snack. Newari Cuisine- Don’t miss the rich, spicy flavors of Newar dishes, like Yomari (steamed sweet dumplings), Chhoila (spiced grilled meat), and Samay Baji (a traditional Newar platter).

Hiking Around Kathmandu- Some of the most recommended hiking trails include the Sundarijal-Shivapuri trail, the Champadevi trail, and the Jamacho hike. Mountain Biking- Cycle at your own pace on up and down trails used for centuries by villagers. Visit Swayambhunathan iconic stupa perched on a hill with panoramic views of the city, it is one of the oldest and most important religious sites in Nepal. It’s also a great spot for sunset or sunrise views. Visit Bouddhanath- Kathmandu’s largest and most vibrant Buddhist stupa. Visit Pashupatinathone of the most sacred Hindu sites in the world. Visit Patan Durbar Square- a center of Nepali art and architecture. Visit Bhaktapur Durbar Square - where medieval Nepal still thrives untouched by modernisation. Visit Kathmandu Durbar Square- a unique tapestry of sacred rituals and modern dynamism. Visit Thriving Thamel- a lively destination brimming with eateries, trekking gear suppliers, tour agents, etc. Take a Mountain flight to see the snowy peaks, from the Annapurna range to the towering Mount Everest, unobstructed. Visit the Garden of Dreams - a beautiful, wellmaintained historic garden where you can relax, enjoy a coffee, or stroll around.