Things to Do in Kathmandu

Deals, coupons, and travel guides for international visitors — Kathmandu, Nepal.

Kathmandu is where most international visitors land — a dense, energetic capital where UNESCO-listed durbar squares, Buddhist stupas, and Thamel’s trekking shops sit minutes apart. Foreign travelers use the city as a base for visa paperwork, gear checks, and short valley trips before Everest region flights or overland routes west.

On Kacrow you’ll find verified coupons for Thamel restaurants, Lazimpat hotels, Bouddha spas, and valley day tours — priced in NPR with codes you can redeem on the ground. Pair deals with our visa and culture guides so you’re not juggling five different apps before your first momo.

Plan three to five days minimum if you want Patan, Bhaktapur, and Nagarkot without rushing; add a buffer day after long-haul flights for SIM cards, cash, and permit photos in the city.

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FAQ

How many days should foreigners spend in Kathmandu?
Most travelers allow 2–4 days in the valley for sightseeing, permits, and recovery from jet lag before trekking or flying to Lukla.
Where do tourists stay in Kathmandu?
Thamel, Lazimpat, and Bouddha are popular for first-time visitors; budget guesthouses to five-star hotels are all listed on Kacrow with current deals.
Is Kathmandu safe for solo travelers?
The city is generally welcoming to tourists; use registered taxis at night, keep copies of your passport, and follow our travel-tips guides for up-to-date advice.