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Mountain Views from Nagarkot

• Jan 29, 2024

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Nagarkot is the most popular hill station near Kathmandu, where you can see stunning mountain views, valleys, green hills, landscapes, and more with unblocking sunrises and sunsets. If you have just a few days in Nepal and want to see long-ranged white mountains with other natural attractions, this hill can be one of the best places. If you are traveling to Nepal for the first time and have heard about Nagarkot but are still trying to figure out how to get there from Kathmandu. So, this post leads you to the Nagarkot from Kathmandu quickly.

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You can drive directly to Nagarkot from Kathmandu at any time. Still, it depends on what kind of transportation you will use. Plenty of lodges and hotels for a night stay with food service are in Nagarkot. If you stay one night here, you can see magnificent views of the Sunset and sunrise with charming mountains.

How to Reach Nagarkot from Kathmandu?

The best way to reach Nagarkot from Kathmandu is by hiring a private transport. You can take a car, jeep, van, or bus according to your group size. You can also reserve a taxi from the city to go to this magnificent hill station.

Tourist Bus to Nagarkot

There were tourist buses to Nagarkot from Kathmandu a few years back. Still, no scheduled tourist coaches are departing from Kathmandu. You could get this service every afternoon from Lainchour. The service has stopped because not enough passengers are taking tourist buses to Nagarkot.

Public Bus to Nagarkot from Kathmandu

There is not a direct public bus from Kathmandu to Nagarkot. You must take two different city coaches to get there. The first one, you can take from Bagbazaar Bhaktapur bus park, which takes you to Bhaktapur, and change another from Kamalbinayak to Nagarkot.

You can also get transport from the new bus park, Gongabu, to Bhaktapur and change another bus to Nagarkot Hill. It may take more than two hours to reach Nagarkot from Kathmandu if you use public transportation. Still, it takes around an hour to an hour and a half by a private vehicle or taxi.

Visit Nagarkot from Chisapani

If you have a few days and want to do a short trek near Kathmandu, Chisapani Nagarkot is a perfect hiking trip. You can visit Nagarkot from Chisapani with a full day walk. You start a walking journey from Sundarijal after driving around an hour from the city center and hiking through the Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park to Chisapani on the first day. After spending one night in Chisapani, you trek to Nagarkot more than twenty kilometers.

You pass some traditional villages by seeing captivating farming terraces, natural landscapes, wildlife, valleys, white mountains in a long-range, tranquil lake in Dhap Dam, and more.

Hiking Trips from Nagarkot

Sunrise and Sunset with magnificent mountain views are the major attractions of the Nagarkot Hill station. Still, you can also do some hiking trips from here. After enjoying the views from this viewpoint, you can hike to Changunarayan or Sankhu through typical settlements. You can see the locals' village lifestyle and daily activities while walking on these trails.

There are plenty of sidewalks on these routes, so you may need a guide to reach the leading destination, which will cause trouble getting to the main destination. You can also walk to Kattike for around an hour up and down from Nagarkot if you arrive early and would love to do some activity during the day. A few hour's walk from here can benefit you for the long adventure treks such as the Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Circuit Treks.

Best Time to Visit Nagarkot

October, November, and December are the best times to visit Nagarkot from Kathmandu. However, spring (from March to April) is also the right time to visit this hill station. The weather conditions matter more than the months, so you can even see magnificent views sometimes in winter and summer.

It is better to check Nagarkot's weather conditions before you visit here. You expect to see charming nature before traveling to Nagarkot from Kathmandu.

This post might be helpful if you want options for going to Nagarkot from Kathmandu. We arrange private transport and guides to take you there. Call or WhatsApp at +9779851043624 anytime to book a vehicle and leader to Nagarkot Hill station or email through our Contact Us section.

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About Nagarkot

Nagarkot is nestled in the breathtaking hills of Nepal and it is close to the Kathmandu city.

It is a popular destination for travellers who want an unparalleled views and an escape from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu city.

Nagarkot is located around 30 kilometers east of Kathmandu. People go to Nagarkot for panoramic views of the Himalayas, including the world’s highest peaks such as Mount Everest and Annapurna. 

As you travel through the twisting paths from Kathmandu to Nagarkot, you’ll be enchanted by the abundant greenery, stepped fields, and authentic Nepalese settlements that create a peaceful setting against the snow-covered peaks.

Whether you’re a passionate hiker in search of excitement or just yearning for peace amidst nature’s magnificence, Nagarkot offers an extraordinary adventure that will astound you with its beauty. 

Most likely you will be travelling to Nagarkot from Kathmandu hence we have put the best option for you to travel from the city to Nagarkot. Let’s go through it.

Kathmandu to Nagarkot by Car

Most popular and the most comfortable option to travel from Kathmandu to Nagarkot is by a private car with a driver.

Taxis and private cars have long been the go-to transportation options for travelers in need of a reliable ride.

With the private car, you have the option and flexiblity to stop along the way for food or take pictures at your leisure. You can travel at your pace and you can start and return to your hotel when you want. 

Cost: Around USD $60 per car with a private driver for a day. Ask us for an exact price.

Travel time: Approx 1 hour

Taking a local bus from Kathmandu to Nagarkot

You can get a local bus from Kathmandu to Nagarkot. 

They are not the best option as there are not guarantee that you will get a seat in the bus. It is not the most comfortable to travel on a local bus and it maybe overcrowded and hard to breath inside the bus with people being squashed inside the bus.

But hey, if you are looking to save on travelling and want to experience the local bus in Nepal, give it a go.

Cost: Around NPR 100 per person

Travel time: Approx 1.5 hours

Travel By A Tourist Bus 

If you want to save some money on travelling, instead of local bus we recommend the tourist bus.

You should get allocated seat and most of the time, there wont be crowded and there shouldnt be people standing on the bus. 

Cost: In an average, you should expect to pay around NPR 500 per person.

Travel time: Approx 1.5-2 hours 

Trek to Nagarkot

Do you have time to trek from Nagarkot to Kathmandu and back? Are you fit and looking for an adventure?

If yes, then trekking from Kathmandu to Nagarkot could be an option for you.  

You can start your trek from Sankhu, which is a small town on the outskirts of Kathmandu. You will pass through Mulkharka and Tanchok before reaching Nagarkot where you will go through picturesque villages, terraced fields, and lush forests. 

Another option is to begin your trek from Changu Narayan, which is home to an ancient Hindu temple and trek to Nagarkot. This is a popular trek for locals as the Hindu temple has god and goddess that the locals believe in. The temple is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site hence has a significant value for locals and tourists.

Cost: Most of the cost will be accomodation and food along the way. You can expect to spend around USD $30 per person a day if you stay and eat like locals.

Travel time: Approx 2 days on foot

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Distance between Kathmandu and Nagarkot

The distance between Kathmandu and Nagarkot is approximately 32 kilometers (20 miles) by road. 

Is Nagarkot Nepal worth visiting?

Yes, if you have a day, it is worth going to Nagarkot.

You should check the weather before you go so you will be able to see views of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest.

The sunrise and sunset views from Nagarkot are also famous so you should be there either for the sunrise or the sunset. 

How is the road from Kathmandu to Nagarkot?

The road from Kathmandu to Nagarkot is generally well-maintained however you should not be travelling in rainy season. 

Can you see Everest from Nagarkot?

Yes, it is possible to see Mount Everest from Nagarkot. It needs to be a clear day hence make sure that you choose the right month and day to travel to Nagarkot. 

What is the cheapest way to get from Kathmandu to Nagarkot?

The cheapest way to get from Kathmandu to Nagarkot is typically by taking a local bus. However, you need to factor in comfort, pickup point and drop of point and that you wont be able to stop to take pictures along the way. You wont have options to choose your own resturants along the way, you will need to eat where the bus stop.

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Nagarkot Nepal (Guide and Is It Worth Going?)

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Nagarkot Nepal is a village on the rim of the Kathmandu Valley just under 30 Km from Kathmandu, 14 Km from Bhaktapur . It famously offers stunning Himalayan views and some nice shorter treks. You can get to Nagarkot from Kathmandu by road in under 2 hours, depending on traffic. It is possible to see Mount Everest from here and sunrise and sunset mountain watching is most popular although at certain times of the year the view will be better than others. Its population is just under 4,000 and there are plenty of hotels, some luxury, and small guest houses. Read about our experiences visiting Nagarkot, things to do in Nagarkot, accommodation options, and decide if you’d like to visit while you’re in Nepal. You’ve reached our Nagarkot travel blog section, covering Nagarkot Nepal.

Nagarkot is a funny little town. I would have loved to have seen it 20+ years ago, before mass tourism took hold. Was there anything there back then? We were first in Nepal way back then, but this recent trip to Nagarkot was a first for us. We’re back again in 2024!

Today it seems that every building is a hotel. Precarious-looking multi-story guest houses cling to the mountain-sides promising spectacular Everest range views to eager visitors in Nagarkot Nepal.

Nagarkot Nepal

You can watch our short video on Nagarkot, below.

What else is there in Nagarkot? Other than viewpoints and rooftops, there are a few wood and corrugated iron shacks, a handful of shops, military installations, a famous temple dedicated to Vishnu, and a selection of chickens, goats, puppies, schoolkids, and vehicles.

There are views, for sure, but you need to time your visit right or just be lucky.

There are also some nice walks, short hikes and day treks and a cheese factory. Day hikes include the Changunarayan hike.

Is it worth visiting Nagarkot? We think yes, it is.

We came to Nagarkot because we could. It was our third visit to Nepal and we’d never been so we went to see what it was like.

Of course, my secondary motive was to get Nagarkot on the blog, the more destinations in Nepal I can cover, the better, right?

I’m fully intent on making our site the most comprehensive in existence on travel in Nepal and places to visit in Nepal.

A few days at 2000m was a good idea for our Everest acclimatisation too, we could immediately feel the benefit in climbing steps with packs when we got back to Kathmandu.

We stopped a few days in Bhaktpur on the way and totally loved that ancient city, then travelled on to Nagarkot by local bus. That was quite the experience, see below.

The hotel we’d booked online (after much research) turned out to be smelly, dirty, dark, dank, and generally unpleasant.

It was near the Nagarkot main crossroads where the local bus stops. We checked in, dropped kids and packs and went for a walk. Just 100 m down the road we found a row of new sparkly guest houses and thought,

“Stuff this, let’s stay somewhere nicer.”

We took a look at the rooms at the spangly-looking Nagarkot Holiday Inn, not only were they cheaper ( $14 each for 2 double rooms) they were far more spacious and this hotel had a view. So we moved.

We headed back up to Smelly Skanky Bed and Breakfast and nicely explained that we were moving because their hotel wasn’t quite what the internet had implied.

It had good reviews, I’d thought that many were fake (something we often find with TripAdvisor), but not all, now I’m convinced they were all equally dubious.

The owners were very nice about it, as was I, and we moved, to Nagarkot Holiday Inn  (opens in new tab).

This Nagarkot hotel was nice, not perfect, but nice.

The owner was very friendly and helpful and the food (Indian, Nepali food and Western-style) was good and cheap enough. Give it a go.

That evening we walked the 4 km to the Nagarkot lookout but didn’t quite make it.

We were just a hundred yards or so away when we stopped to take the photo below. Shortly after taking this I slipped in the mud falling heavily on my right buttock and took D’s knees out in the process.

He fell on top of me giving my ear and head a good bashing.

We thought it best we go home at that point. It was cloudy anyway.

The next day dawn was spectacular but still no mountain views. Our very enthusiastic guest house owner took me up to his roof where we could just make out a few peaks of the Langtang range if I stood on a chair. At least I saw the snows briefly.

Unless I blow the picture up to grainy and pixellated you probably won’t be able to see them, it was much better with the naked eye.

On a clear day, the views of the mountains must be spectacular.

Chef and D both felt a bit rough so we skipped the long trek we’d planned for today in favour of a short 5Km “Nature Trail” through thick forest on narrow paths.

The kids whined and whinged but also laughed and joked. That is the nature of travel with kids.

A quick solar-powered shower, yet another dal with rice, a Gorkha beer and bed, before hopping on the bus back to Kathmandu to get ready for our Everest Base Camp trek .

Can You See Everest From Nagarkot?

Yes you should be able to see Mount Everest on a clear day from Nagarkot. Mount Everest is 141 Km from Nagarkot and lies to the northeast of the town in the the Mahalangur Himal sub-range of the Himalayas. Nagarkot can offer views of Ganesh Himal, Langtang, Manaslu, and Everest Ranges if weather is good.

We could not make out any mountains clearly from Nagarkot on our visit due to cloud. Our hosts assured us that Everest should be visible if we stood on the roof on a chair.

Mountains You Can See From Nagarkot

On a clear day you can see multiple Himalayan ranges from Nagarkot. This means you can see multiple mountains over 8000m, these include Mt Everest (at 8850m), Cho Oyu (8188m), Mount Shishapangma, (8027m) Manaslu (at 8156m), Mount Annapurna (8010m), and Dhaulagiri (8176m), can be seen from Nagarkot. Thousands of smaller mountains can also be seen.

We couldn’t see any because of cloud, but this was the information we were given at the time.

Book a Trip to Nagarkot from Kathmandu, With Views and Light Trekking

This is a great way to see the Himalayas, stretch your legs and see a little more of Nepal’s countryside if your time is short. Take a look at this very affordable tour here, with guide, which includes the Nagarkot lookout and the Changunarayan hike.

Is Nagarkot Nepal Worth Visiting?

Yes, we thought Nagarkot was worth visiting. Particularly if you have plenty of time in Nepal and won’t be trekking, but want to glimpse the mountains. It’s also handy for acclimatisation .

Just remember that the road up to Nagarkot, once past Bhaktapur, is unbelievably bad. If you’re going to brave the potholes, mud, switchbacks and alarming drops, you’d better make it worth your while by staying a bit longer.

Maybe they’ve repaired it now, who knows?

Taxis and private vehicles are pretty expensive (approximately 2000 Rs, $15 US). The bus to Nagarkot is 50-70 Rs each for the 2-part trip, depending on how much they want to charge you.

It is also possible to walk to Nagarkot from Kathmandu, readers have told me they’ve done this. The walk is only about 4 hours so you could walk to Nagarkot and back from Kathmandu in one day.

Nagarkot Admission Fee

There was a booth near the bus stop where they would like to charge you 300 Rs for the honour of visiting Nagarkot.

This kind of defies belief but at least it’s not $15 each (15,000 Rs) as we paid in Bhaktapur. Bhaktapur is a historic (UNESCO listed) city in much need of repair post-earthquake, so that charge is understandable (if steep).

If you think $15 is cheap, remember we have to pay that x4 for a family.

300 Rs to enter Nagarkot, what exactly for? There is nothing historic here just guest houses, we’re not sure if it’s a scam or not.

Luckily, the guard was busy on his phone when we strolled past from the bus and we didn’t even ask us to pay. but we do know of other travellers who have been charged.

I’ve seen reports of an official government letter stating that such charges are illegal. It’s only a few bucks, but if you feel strongly there is a letter in Nepali you can show that states this illegality.

I have no idea if this will work or not.

Where to Stay in Nagarkot?

Nagarkot Holiday Inn

 Nagarkot Holiday Inn . (opens in new tab) rooms from $12, decent wi-fi, doesn’t include breakfast but a full breakfast will cost you around $2 and it’s good. Not luxury, but does the job.

The Hotel at The End of The Universe

Worth a mention for its interesting name (taken from the Douglas Adams novel), The Hotel at The End of the Universe is a reasonably priced hotel/hostel with unique and interesting room styles. It offers guests Himalayan views and rooms with up to 5 beds for groups of friends or larger parties..The hotel is 5 km from the Look Out Tower. You really should take a look at this one, it’s a unique, quirky and interesting place to stay.

Hotel Club Himalaya Nagarkot

This modern hotel is arguably the best in Nagarkot and comes with an expensive price tag. This hotel is certainly on the luxury end of places to stay in Nagarkot. Rooftop views here also give you one of the very best views of the Himalayas. This is a lovely hotel, with spa and indoor pool, perfect for a romantic stay. For families the hotel states that there is play equipment on site, plus rooms suited to family groups. You can take a look here. Expect to pay $200 to $700 per night depending on party size and room type.

Other Hotels in Nagarkot Nepal

The Himalayan Resort Nagarkot, and Himalayan Villa Nagarkot are both popular choices along with the Nagarkot Farmhouse Resort.

More Hotels in Nagarkot , see here (also opens in a new tab)

Best Times of Year to Visit Nagarkot for Himalayan Views

We were there in September, this is not a good time and we could only faintly make out a few snow-capped peaks through breaks in the clouds.

The monsoon is generally considered to be June to September, this in not a good time for views.

The best time to visit Nagarkot is from October to April. We experienced stunning clear skies in Nepal last October, November, and December, in the Everest region and from Pokhara .

In Kathmandu itself, pollution hinders this.

For more on weather in Nagarkot see here.

Tours to, Around, or Including Nagarkot Nepal

Yes, you can book various tours to Nagarkot, guided treks, and Nepal tours that include a visit to Nagarkot. This is a company we’ve used ourselves and trust internationally.

Nagarkot to Changunarayan Hike

This walk, from Nagarkot to Changunarayan is a short day hike or trek departing from Nagarkot. The trails pass through pine forests and Brahmin, Newari and Tamang villages before arrival in Changunarayan, home to a magnificent temple to Narayan.

How to Get to Nagarkot from Kathmandu

You can take the public bus, this will likely be your slowest option, or you can arrange for a taxi or private vehicle to Nagarkot (jeep or 4 by 4 ). 

To arrange a car or jeep to Bhaktapur it’s probably easiest to ask your hotel or travel agent in Kathmandu to make arrangements. Shop around for the best price and don’t be afraid to negotiate.

Tours also exist from Kathmandu to Nagarkot. Be aware that you have to climb a very steep mountain and the roads are less than ideal. It’s also possible to walk to Nagarkot from Kathmandu.

Nagarkot to Kathmandu Distance

Nagarkot is 21.5 km (13.4 miles) from Kathmandu on foot and 27.3 km (17 miles) from Kathmandu by road. You can walk to Nagarkot from Kathmandu in about 4.5 hours. The journey by road should take you just under an hour depending on traffic and road conditions, you need to take the Araniko Highway.

Kathmandu to Nagarkot Public Bus

The public bus to Nagarkot departs Kathmandu at Bhaktapur Bus Stop to the east of Ratna Park. This is the cheapest way of reaching Nagarkot, but will likely be the slowest way. A bus ticket to Bhaktapur should cost around 25 NRP. At Bhaktapur change buses and catch the bus to Nagarkot at Kamalbinayak Pokhari. This second bus journey should cost 45 NRP. So the total cost of getting the bus to Nagarkot from Kathmandu is 70 rupees or less than $1 US or Au. These prices may change and conversion rates do fluctuate of course.

Kathmandu to Nagarkot Tourist Bus

The tourist bus to Nagarkot is a more comfortable ride. This bus is direct and departs the tourist bus park in Kathmandu. The ticket cost is 400 rupees per person, about $3 Us, $4 Au. The tourist bus station in Kathmandu is on Swayambhu Marg on the northeastern corner of Thamel , the tourist district of Kathmandu. Departure times are normally every 10-15 minutes daily. However, this tourist bus has not been running in recent years. It may be running again now, you need to check locally. Most (maybe all) of the tourist buses from Kathmandu depart from this street, walk over and see which buses are running.

Nagarkot is closer to Bhaktapur than Kathmandu. Kathmandu being almost due west of Nagarkot, Bhaktapur is to the southeast. Bhaktapur is not on the way to Nagarkot from Kathmandu.

How to Get to Nagarkot from Bhaktapur

The same options exist as from Kathmandu. We opted to take the public bus from Bhaktapur to Nagarkot. Get there early and claim a seat, it will be a tight squeeze once the bus fills up. It’s a bumpy ride on bad roads. At Bhaktapur catch the bus to Nagarkot at Kamalbinayak Pokhari. This bus ticket should cost 45 NRP, about $0.30 US. These prices may change and conversion rates do fluctuate of course.

Nagarkot to Bhaktapur Distance

Bhaktapur is 11.2 km (7 miles) southwest of Nagarkot, on foot. The road distance between Bhaktapur and Nagarkot is 12.4 km (7.7 miles) and this road is very steep and winding. The drive time is allegedly 32 minutes, it may be in a good 4×4 vehicle, the bus took much longer than this.

Hotels Near Nagarkot?

There are a lot of hotels in Nagarkot, not so many near Nagarkot, as it’s in the mountains. If you’d like to stay near, not in Nagarkot, take a look at Bhaktapur or Kathmandu.

Both cities are much bigger than Nagarkot, with more historic architecture and more to see and do.

Nagarkot Elevation

Nagarkot Nepal is at an altitude of 2, 175 m. ( Kathmandu is 1,400 m).

You can certainly start your acclimatisation process by spending a few days hiking and staying in Nagarkot. It’s not high enough to cause altitude sickness issues generally.

So all up, yes, Nagarkot for the win. I enjoyed the walking, the food, the views and this quirky little town. We hope you enjoyed our pics of Nagarkot. The bus ride up the Nagarkot hill is an experience. I’ll post about that when we’re back from Everest and indeed, fully finish this post. Just a couple more days before we fly to Lukla . Game on! We think our time in Nagarkot Nepal was a good thing to do to start the acclimatisation process and see another cool and interesting place in Nepal.

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I doubt you have actually visited nagarakot as much of your info is fake …wether distances and you certainly do not pay and entrance fee to enter nagarakot … what a joke article to look to other sources of info about the Kathmandu valley I write whilst this having spent a week in nagarakot ….

Unfortunately Mike, for you, you are completely wrong. And all of my followers and readers know that you are completely wrong too, as we always post live to them. You sound rather like the lady who accused me of photoshopping all of my photos from the Himalayas.

There is no doubt that Nagarkot is worth seeing. Nepal is not only mountain hiking, it is also an opportunity to skydiving. Skydiving in the Himalaya is a unique challenge but the risk is mitigated with team of expert jump masters, tandem instructors, DZ safety officers, pilots, medic and ground crew. It is a real adventure which you should try as soon as possible!

I wouldn’t want to jump out of a plane ever, so I’ll leave that to somebody else.

Nice information. I also got this. It is also helpful. Nagarkot

I’ve been thinking about going to Nepal with my family, and now I will put Nagarkot on our itinerary, It sounds very interesting and different. Thanks for the tip!

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Nagarkot: A Picturesque Destination Near Kathmandu

Short Overview Of Nagarkot best places to visit

Nagarkot is a beautiful destination suitable for visitors for a very short time. Nagarkot location is the northeast of Kathmandu in the Bhaktapur district. It is about 32 km away from the heart of Kathmandu. Nagarkot best places to visit has become the centre of attraction both for domestic and international tourists in recent days. What is the Nagarkot Nepal elevation? The Nagarkot Nepal elevation is 2,175 meters.

Nagarkot is near Kathmandu, which helps people enjoy their weekends. International tourists can spend at least a day and a night exploring one of the beautiful places before or after their visit. Second, the Nagarkot visiting places   is the best viewpoint near Kathmandu.   What mountains seen from Nagarkot? On a clear day, you can see the stunning views of the central Himalayas, including the Ganesh Himal Range, Manaslu Range, Langtang , Rolwaling Range, and most importantly, the Everest Range.

The  view from Nagarkot  is mesmerizing, especially in the morning when the effect of sunrise is seen over the mountain ranges. The view tower of Nagarkot best places to visit is the right place for amazing Himalayan views and views of sunrise and sunset. The Kathmandu Nagarkot distance is around 32 kms.

How To Get Into Nagarkot From Kathmandu?

There are various options and reasons to go to Nagarkot from Kathmandu. Nagarkot best places to visit offers several short hikes in and around Nagarkot which are suitable for all ages. Many people choose Nagarkot for cycling tours as well. Due to its rough terrain, mountainous greenery, and unique local villages, mountain biking is an amazing activity. There are various options to reach Nagarkot from Kathmandu. 

Nagarkot By Taxi Or Private Car

Hiring a taxi or a car is the most common and convenient way to travel from Kathmandu to Nagarkot. Although it is quite expensive, it helps you get there earlier, and you can stop as many times as you want to enjoy the views and the lives of the locals. An independent visitor has to bargain to negotiate taxi fares.

For organized clients, Himalayan Masters arranges either a car or a taxi at a convenient price so that the clients don’t need to worry. For your information, a private car might charge 45–50 USD for a single trip.  

Nagarkot By Tourist Bus

As Nagarkot visiting places is one of the important tourist destinations in Nepal, some tourist buses are also available for you to travel from Kathmandu to Nagarkot. Tourist buses are cheaper compared to cars and taxis, but you require tickets in advance.

Contact  Himalayan Masters  to book tickets and arrange your tour to Nagarkot. The tourist bus charges around NPR 700 for each individual. The buses leave for Nagarkot every day from both Kathmandu and Bhaktapur tourist bus parks. If you need a car or jeep to go to Nagarkot, our contact phone number is  +9779823636377 . Or email us at  [email protected] . We will provide your car at a reasonable price.

Get to Nagarkot from Kathmandu By Local Bus

The cheapest way is to use a local bus to travel to Nagarkot from Kathmandu. Nagarkot is around NPR.100, which is enough to reach Nagarkot. Visit the Bhaktapur bus stop in Kathmandu, just east of Ratnapark, and take a bus to Kamalbinayak. Nearly 50 minutes of travel along the Mahendra highway takes you to Kamalbinayak in Bhaktapur, from where you take another bus to Nagarkot.

Another 1 to 2-hour drive takes you to Nagarkot. The bus for Nagarkot is probably found near Kamalbinayak Pokhari (pond). Although it is the cheapest way, you need to struggle to find a seat, and the bus stops many times to receive and drop off passengers, making the journey very long. It can be a good option for solo travellers wishing to spend on extremely low budgets.

Thus, we suggest many of our clients take a car or at least a tourist bus to make their trip fruitful.  Trekking from Kathmandu to Nagarkot , the beautiful place of Nagarkot, can also be the best region for a couple of days’ trek. Trekkers with short time but fond of hiking choose Nagarkot as the best option near Kathmandu.

There are various ways to do the Nagarkot trek. Depending upon your interest, you can begin the trek from Sundarijal,  Sankhu , or  Chagunarayan . We strongly suggest you do the Nagarkot trek before you attempt the higher altitude treks, like the Everest Base Camp trek or the  Annapurna Base Camp Trek . Remember us for all kinds of  trekking routes in Nepal .

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Which place of Kathmandu and what time does the tourist bus depart from Kathmandu? Are there any tourist buses to Nagarkot from the airport?

There are no tourist buses from airport to Kathmandu. Local buses to nagarkot can be found at Buspark in Ratnapark or Kamalbinayak in Bhaktapur. However, we do recommend taxi because number of buses are very less.

Dai how much for one person to nagarkot on 17 th December, nepali lai katti linu huncha? Sathi haru jana sake taxi lanchu aklay bhaye katti charge garnu June?

Taxi from Kathmandu to Nagarkot can cost NRP 3000 to NRP 4000. You can get bus from kamalbinayak in Bhaktapur or taxi for about Rs 1500 from here.

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Reaching Nagarkot from Kathmandu: A Scenic Journey

Nestled in the hills just east of Kathmandu, Nagarkot is a charming hill station renowned for its panoramic views of the Himalayas, including several of the world’s highest peaks. This destination, perched at an altitude of 2,195 meters, offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu, making it a popular choice for both locals and tourists seeking a peaceful retreat. The journey from Kathmandu to Nagarkot is not just a means of transportation; it’s an experience in itself, featuring picturesque landscapes, cultural encounters, and the anticipation of breathtaking vistas.

The distance from Kathmandu to Nagarkot is approximately 32 kilometers, and there are several ways to make this journey.

1. Private Vehicle:

The most convenient way to reach Nagarkot is by hiring a private vehicle. You can easily find taxis or hire a car with a driver. The journey takes around 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the traffic and road conditions. The route passes through the scenic Araniko Highway, offering glimpses of rural life and terraced fields.

2. Public Bus:

For those on a budget, public buses are available from Ratna Park in Kathmandu to Bhaktapur, and from Bhaktapur, you can take another bus to Nagarkot. The bus ride provides an authentic local experience, but be prepared for a longer journey due to multiple stops and potential delays.

3. Tourist Bus:

Tourist buses also operate from Kathmandu to Nagarkot. These buses are more comfortable than public buses and may include guides who provide information about the places you pass through. It’s a great option for those who want a more organized and guided experience.

Adventure enthusiasts may opt for hiking from Kathmandu to Nagarkot. The trail usually starts from Sankhu, a historic town northeast of Kathmandu. The hike takes around 6 to 7 hours, passing through lush forests, charming villages, and terraced fields. This option provides a closer connection with the natural beauty and cultural richness of the region.

Practical Tips:

• Weather Considerations: Nagarkot’s weather can be unpredictable, so it’s advisable to check the weather forecast before planning your journey. The mornings and evenings can be chilly, so packing layers is recommended.
• Timing: Start your journey early in the day to make the most of the clear mountain views. The early morning sunlight often illuminates the peaks, creating a stunning spectacle.
• Accommodation: Nagarkot offers a range of accommodation options, from luxury resorts to budget-friendly guesthouses. Consider staying overnight to witness the sunrise over the Himalayas, a magical experience that draws visitors from around the world.

In conclusion, the journey from Kathmandu to Nagarkot is not just about reaching a destination; it’s about immersing yourself in the beauty of Nepal’s landscapes and culture. Whether you choose the convenience of a private vehicle, the budget-friendly option of public transportation, or the adventurous route of hiking, each mode of travel contributes to the overall experience of this memorable journey.

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6 best things to do in nagarkot, nepal [2024 travel guide].

Though it isn't a major backpacking spot in Nepal, Nagarkot is becoming increasingly popular amongst those travellers looking to experience rural Nepal.

Ok, it’s not truly rural!

There are now plenty of hotels and small local restaurants in the area.

However, due to there being quite poor road infrastructure in place, it’s not a part of the typical Nepal itineraries .

Still, I honestly think it's one of the nicest places to visit in Nepal, and there's plenty on offer for those looking to take it easy for a few days and capture some close-up views of the Himalayas.

But before we dig deeper into my what there is to see and do in Nagarkot , let’s answer one pressing question ...

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How do you get to Nagarkot?

The most common route people take is going from Kathmandu to Nagarkot.

Which is unsurprising because they’re just an hour and a half away from each other.

But after an hour or so of searching online, we were still left wondering …

“How on Earth do you get from Kathmandu to Nagarkot!?”

You would imagine that there are tourist buses that run the route every day. However, this no longer appears to be the case.

Instead, you are left with two real options. The first being to take a local bus …

Taking the bus from Kathmandu to Nagarkot

After speaking to locals about doing this, we were told you have to head up to the main hospital in the North of Kathmandu and then catch a bus from outside there.

This supposedly takes you outside the city, at which point you need to switch and take a different bus.

All in all, the journey could take up to 3 hours and no one really knew what the times were.

But apparently the buses out of Kathmandu do run quite frequently, and they are incredibly cheap.

All in all, this option seemed like a lot of hassle. Especially seeing as Cazzy’s foot was still recovering from a nasty sprain and we had not long arrived back from horrible 8 hour bus journeys across the rest of the country.

**If you do read this and end up taking the bus, please comment about your experience below, it will no doubts be very helpful to other readers!**

Instead, we decided to opt for the much more straightforward alternative …

Taking a taxi from Kathmandu to Nagarkot

You’ll find taxis everywhere in Kathmandu, especially if you're staying in the popular Thamel area.

The going rate is 2500 rupees to go all the way to Nagarkot, or 4000 if you want to go there and come straight back.

We managed to barter a driver down to 2000, however, after arriving I decided to pay 2500 instead.

Simply because the roads up there are dreadful!

Leaving Kathmandu can be quite a slow process as there are so many thousands of cars littering the roads in and out.

However, once you leave and start on the road up to Nagarkot, you'll see very few cars.

At the same time, however, the roads are filled with massive potholes and, in most areas, there is no road left.

Apparently the government have been on about fixing the roads for years now but still haven't got round to doing it.

For this reason alone, I am very grateful that we were in a taxi, rather than bounding up the track in a bus!

The Kathmandu to Nagarkot distance is about 33 km and the journey will take around 1.5 hours each way.

The Best Hotels in Nagarkot

Staying in Nagarkot is pretty cheap, just like everywhere you’ll likely visit in Nepal.

Food is also very cheap and you won't come across inflated prices anywhere.

So here’s a look at, what I believe to be, 3 of the best value places to stay in Nagarkot.

I've also included links through to the properties on Booking.com , as this is who we used to book all of our hotels in Asia, seeing as they offer the best prices and availability.

Everest Window View - Best Budget Hotel in Nagarkot ($USD15/night)

This is where we stayed and, despite there being no heating, I think it's certainly one of the best hotels in Nagarkot .

Not only does it have plenty of great reviews, but we also found that these did indeed stack up once we stayed here.

Above all else, the staff are very friendly and will cater to anything you need.

The food is pretty average, but is very affordably priced so you can't really complain!

Also, they are happy to serve you breakfast and lunch in bed, so there's no need to venture away from the warmth of your bedding!

As mentioned a couple times in this post, they also have a small balcony area downstairs where there’s a fire they are happy for you to use.

And up top, there is a large rooftop balcony that offers wonderful views out over the Himalayas.

• Check the best prices for Everest Window View on Booking.com

Peaceful Cottage & Cafe Du Mont - Best Mid-range hotel in Nagarkot ($USD36/night)

For what you pay, Peaceful Cottage & Cafe Du Month is an incredibly great value hotel in Nagarkot.

As you'd expect, you get to enjoy sweeping views of the Himalayas and surrounding forests from your room, the restaurant and the large outside terrace area.

Rooms come with heating (which is a big bonus!), as well as outdoor dining options when the weather is nice.

The property comes with hundreds of good quality reviews the staff here appear to be very welcoming and helpful in planning your perfect stay in Nagarkot.

• Check the best prices for Peaceful Cottage & Cafe Du Month on Booking.com

The Fort Resort - Best Luxury Hotel in Nagarkot ($USD71/night)

If you're willing to pay for a luxury hotel in Nagarkot, then you need to make sure that you're getting somewhere with heating, air-con, modern rooms and plenty of public areas to relax.

Well, the Fort Resort really does seem to tick all of the boxes.

It features a large outdoor terrace area offering views out over the Himalayas, as well as a multi-cuisine restaurant and stylish, modern bedrooms.

Sure, you can always pay more and stay somewhere like Club Himalaya which comes in at around 5 times the price.

However, you don't get much more in the way of luxury, and the Fort Resort seems to offer everything you need for a truly relaxing and comfortable stay in Nagarkot at any time of the year.

• Check the best prices for The Fort Resort on Booking.com

What are the best things to do in Nagarkot?

I will be completely honest here, don’t expect to find loads and loads of things to do in Nagarkot.

Yes, the area is becoming increasingly popular and there are lots of new hotels, however, it’s not famed for hosting endless amounts of activities.

In my opinion, I think most people head to Nagarkot to do one thing ...

Nagarkot is a wonderful place to escape the hustle and bustle of the everyday world and to relax in a truly breathtaking area.

The lack of things to do in Nagarkot is what helps make it such a popular place and what draws in tourists from far and wide.

As it is so much closer to the Himalayas, you benefit from wonderful views of the mountain range, so long as you go on a clear day.

Many hotels offer panoramic views and so do restaurants.

It’s a great place to relax with a cup of coffee, read a book, do some yoga and contemplate your life.

2. Hike the Panoramic Trail

If you're looking for longer hiking opportunities in Nagarkot, then the most popular one is the Panoramic Trail which is essentially a giant circuit around the whole area.

I will be completely honest here, I attempted this route 2 days in a row but wasn't successful in finding the entirety of the trail on either day.

I've attached a map below that you will find as you enter the main hotel district of Nagarkot.

What I think has happened is that in recent years there have been so many new hotels and roads built that the map is no longer accurate.

Still, I honestly don't think it matters if you get a little lost and do a different route.

The start of the trail, where it says “ENTRANCE TO NATURE WALK” is very easy to find and it’s a wonderful amble through local woodland.

When you come out the other side, you're on the other end of the mountain and you’ll find a brand new road that is still under construction (as of December 2018).

I spoke to some locals and they pointed me in a direction that ended up taking me back up this new road and eventually on into Nagarkot.

3. Hike up to Nagarkot View Tower

This was yet another failed attempt I had at following the recommendation of our hotel’s manager!

But not because I got lost, simply because I didn't take enough money with me.

Basically, the regional government started a scheme not long ago that requires all tourists to pay a 350 rupee fee at various points around the region.

This entitles you to a pass that lets you enter different areas.

No one thought to tell me about this and, low and behold, halfway up to the Nagarkot View Tower, you’ll find a way station that requires you to buy a pass.

I only had about 50 rupees on me at the time so ended up having to turn back.

But apparently the view from up there is very nice. However, I still enjoyed the shorter half hour walk I did up til that point.

You get sweeping views of the local countryside and get to pass by an army barracks and a number of local homes and small businesses.

Locals are very friendly and you’ll be greeted by a heartfelt “namaste” by many a passerby.

4. Sit by the fire

If you’re not out hiking, then you will soon become very cold when sat around in Nagarkot.

Which was a real problem for Cazzy, seeing as her foot still wasn't better and she couldn't do any serious walking.

Luckily, almost all hotels, houses and restaurants seem to have a fire which everyone gathers round to keep warm.

I’m not joking when I say that my favourite experience in Nagarkot was sitting outside with neighbours to the hotel around the fire.

We bought ourselves a few ciders and sat there chatting to the locals for a good few hours.

It gave us the chance to learn about everything through form the history of the area to local Nepalese pop music.

They also told us about an Irish guy who moved to the area a few years back to lead a simpler life growing vegetables.

As well as another Irish guy who visited the area and ended up loving it so much that he decided to stay and become a teacher at the local school!

5. Spot Mount Everest

If you’re looking to spot Mount Everest, but don't fancy and expensive trek, then it is possible to see the famous mountain from Nagarkot.

As long as it’s a clear day, then you get to experience breathtaking views of the Himalayan mountain range that stretches along your entire view north.

Unfortunately for us, there was mist during our entire stay here so we didn't get to see it.

But I wish you better luck!

6. Go paragliding

We didn't do this ourselves, but I can only imagine how amazing it would be to go paragliding in Nagarkot when the weather is clear!

We got to experience paragliding in La Paz in Bolivia; soaring over the mountains there and the feeling was out of this world.

Paragliding is incredibly popular all across Nepal and you’ll see an especially large number of people doing it in Pokhara .

Important things to know about Nagarkot before you arrive

It is very cold up there.

Though it is just an hour and a half from Kathmandu, it is very surprising just how much colder it becomes once you enter Nagarkot.

The total Nagarkot altitude is 2,175m (about 50% higher than in Kathmandu), so it’s usually at least a few degrees colder, but I swear it felt much worse!

As such, I recommend picking up some warmer clothing and taking it with you.

We had to wrap up in everything we had when eating dinner and opted to have breakfast in bed every day so we didn't have to leave the mild warmth offered by our bedding!

Only the most expensive hotels have heating

Another reason why it's so cold is that very few places offer heating.

Apparently, only the most expensive hotels offer it as it’s considered a luxury in the area.

But if your place does not have heating, then ask your hotel manager if there's a fire nearby you can site by.

As I mentioned above, we had a great time sitting out on the balcony with locals, chatting by the fire.

If it’s cloudy then you won’t get to see much

We ended up staying in Nagarkot for 2 nights and didn't get to see any of the Himalayas, other than one small peak that was barely visible.

Apparently, a mist descended just a few days before we arrived and it covers them completely.

However, if you do go when it’s clear, then you can sometimes even see Everest despite it being so many hundreds of miles in the distance.

You have to pay a fee to walk in many areas

In different areas around Nagarkot, you will see small tin shacks with a person working there who will ask you for a fee.

When we were there, these were very low. Coming in at around 320 rupees.

We never actually paid one, because we didn't venture past them more than a few times and simply kept our distance.

However, if you’re out and about hiking then they're hard to miss and you will be asked to pay.

When trying to get to Nagarkot View Tower, I was turned away because I don't have the money to pay to enter that area.

When hiking the panoramic trail, I came across another shack that has recently been built, presumably for when the road is finished and tourists start using it.

When speaking to locals, it turns out that they hate the boxes because of how unnecessary the fees are and how they do nothing but turn tourists away from the area.

There is only one ATM

Aside from a small local bank branch, with has no ATMs, you will find only one actual point to withdraw cash in Nagarkot.

I've provided a screenshot below of where to find it, and it’s owned by Machhapuchchhre Bank.

If you use Revolut when you travel, which we do, then you won't be able to use this ATM.

Our hotel took card luckily enough, and so did a local store, so we just about got by.

Should you visit Nagarkot?

After taking an in-depth look at things to do and places to visit in Nagarkot, it’s worth deciding if visiting Nagarkot is actually right for you.

And, well, there is no right or wrong answer. It all depends on what you are looking for from your stay in Nepal.

If you are limited on time and want to get in some serious hiking and to visit many of Nepal’s most popular sites, then I’d say it’s probably not worth stopping in Nagarkot.

On the flip-side, if you’ve got plenty of time and want to experience some of the more tranquil, peaceful aspects of Nepal, then I would highly recommend it.

Indeed, it forms a key part of the 3 week Nepal itinerary I wrote about .

For me, the biggest issue with Nagarkot was the cold, but that was partly our fault, seeing as we didn't have enough thick clothing with us.

Aside from that, it’s a great place to relax for 2 or 3 days and to partake in some long hikes each day.

On the way, you’ll get plenty of stunning photo opportunities of the surrounding hills, homes and, of course, the Himalayas!

The people in Nagarkot, like everywhere in Nepal, are very friendly and you will get plenty of opportunities to stop and chat to people and get to learn about their way of life.

Overall, it’s a nice break away from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu and was a great end to our 3 month stint that took us around Sri Lanka , India and finally Nepal.

If you do decide to stay in Nagarkot, then I would love to hear about your experience.

Similarly, if you have any other questions or recommendations, then I’d like to hear from you.

Just drop me a comment below and I will get back to you!

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At the lonely planet web site, I read that there is a daily direct tourist bus from KTM to Nagarkot but I can not get more information about time and place of departure.

Does anyone knows if the tourist bus service to Nagarkot is running? (and the time and place of departure?).

Thanks very much.

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I hope someone can give some advice about how to get from KMT to Nagarkot.

You could also hire a taxi or fund a private jeep rental . The taxi would be cheaper, but less comftorable - its a bumpy ride. Other people would know prices better.

Definitely go at sunrise - on a clear day, it is gorgeous!

Thanks Kitsoan1989

Does anyone know how much it may cost a taxi from KTM to Nagarkot?

When I went there on one of my trips, I caught the express bus from Ratna Park (Bus station about a 15 minute walk from Thamel ) to Bhaktapur (About ½ hour journey) and changed busses there for a local bus to Nagarkot – It took around 3 hours in total to get there, but was an interesting journey and only cost a couple of $’s – So, If you have plenty of time and/or are on a budget, then this would be an option

Thanks Rob and Guy for the useful advice!

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Nagarkot, located near Kathmandu in Nepal, is renowned for its stunning panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest. Exploring Nagarkot by car allows you to enjoy the scenic beauty of the area while also visiting nearby attractions. Here are some things you can do in Nagarkot by car:

Enjoy Sunrise or Sunset Views: Nagarkot is famous for its breathtaking sunrise and sunset views over the Himalayas. Drive up to one of the viewpoints early in the morning or late in the afternoon to witness the magical colors painted across the sky as the sun rises or sets behind the towering peaks.

Visit Nagarkot View Tower: The Nagarkot View Tower offers unparalleled panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest on clear days. Drive to the tower and climb to the top for an unforgettable vantage point to admire the majestic mountains and surrounding landscapes.

Explore Nearby Villages: Take a leisurely drive through the charming villages surrounding Nagarkot to experience the local way of life and immerse yourself in the rural culture of Nepal. Stop by roadside stalls to sample fresh local produce or interact with friendly villagers.

Hike or Walk: While Nagarkot is accessible by car, there are also several hiking trails and walking paths in the area for those who prefer to explore on foot. Park your car and embark on a scenic hike through pine forests, terraced fields, and hillside trails to discover hidden viewpoints and picturesque landscapes.

Visit Bhaktapur Durbar Square: Bhaktapur Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is located a short drive from Nagarkot. Explore the ancient temples, palaces, and traditional architecture of this historic square, which offers insight into Nepal's rich cultural heritage.

Experience Local Cuisine: Stop by one of the restaurants or cafes in Nagarkot to savor authentic Nepalese cuisine while enjoying panoramic mountain views. Taste local specialties such as dal bhat (rice and lentil soup), momos (dumplings), and Newari dishes.

Photography: Nagarkot is a paradise for photographers, offering countless opportunities to capture stunning landscapes, colorful sunsets, and Himalayan vistas. Bring your camera and capture memorable moments as you explore the area by car.

Bird Watching: Nagarkot is home to a diverse range of bird species, making it a popular destination for birdwatchers. Drive through the countryside and keep an eye out for colorful birds such as Himalayan griffon vultures, eagles, and rose-ringed parakeets.

Relaxation: Simply take a leisurely drive around Nagarkot to unwind and enjoy the serene ambiance of the Himalayan foothills. Roll down the windows, feel the cool mountain breeze, and let the natural beauty of the surroundings rejuvenate your senses.

Stargazing: If you're visiting Nagarkot at night , drive to a secluded spot away from city lights and gaze up at the starry night sky. On clear nights, you can see a multitude of stars twinkling above the Himalayan peaks, creating a mesmerizing celestial display.

Remember to check road conditions and weather forecasts before embarking on your journey, especially during the monsoon season or winter months when visibility may be limited. Additionally, respect local customs and regulations while exploring Nagarkot and interacting with the local community.

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Nagarkot Day Tour car Rental 

Nagarkot Day Tour Car Rental is suitable for a group of 3 to 4 people excluding driver. Nagarkot Day Tour is a tour to Nagarkot. 

A day tour to Nagarkot, a beautiful hill station near Kathmandu , is a popular choice for travelers looking to escape the city and enjoy breathtaking views of the Himalayas. To do this day tour, you can easily rent a car from Kathmandu. Here's a general outline of how you can arrange a car rental for your Nagarkot day tour:

Research and Book: Start by researching car rental companies in Kathmandu. You can search online or ask for recommendations from fellow travelers or locals. Look for reputable companies with good reviews and reasonable rates.

Choose the Car: Once you have found a car rental company, choose the type of car that suits your needs and preferences. For a day trip to Nagarkot, a regular sedan or SUV should be sufficient. Make sure the car is in good condition and comfortable for your journey.

Discuss the Itinerary: Talk to the car rental company about your plans for the Nagarkot day tour. Discuss the pickup location, time, and drop-off time. Inform them about any specific places you want to visit on the way or in Nagarkot itself.

Negotiate the Price: Bargain and negotiate the rental price with the car rental company. Prices can vary based on the type of car, the duration of the trip, and additional services you may require.

Check for Inclusions: Inquire about what's included in the rental package. This may include fuel, driver's fee, and any permits required for the journey.

Confirm Booking: Once you are satisfied with the rental terms and conditions, confirm your booking with the car rental company. Double-check the date, time, and pickup location to avoid any confusion.

Enjoy Your Nagarkot Day Tour: On the day of your trip, the car should be at the designated pickup location at the agreed-upon time. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic drive to Nagarkot. Spend some time exploring the hill station, capturing stunning views of the mountains, and enjoying the serene environment.

Return the Car: After your day tour is complete, the driver will drop you back at the agreed-upon drop-off location in Kathmandu. Make sure to return the car in the same condition you received it.

Remember to carry any necessary essentials for the trip, such as water, snacks, sunscreen, and appropriate clothing, especially if you plan to watch the sunrise or sunset in Nagarkot. Always prioritize safety and enjoy your day tour to Nagarkot!

Nagarkot Day Tour Family car Rental 

Nagarkot Day Tour Family car rental is suitable for family trip. It is also capable of 3 to 4 people excluding driver. It is a tour to the hill station near Kathmandu.  For a family day tour to Nagarkot, renting a family car is a great option to ensure comfort and convenience during the trip. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to arrange a family car rental for your Nagarkot day tour:

Determine the Size of the Family Car: Consider the size of your family and the number of members traveling. Depending on the size of your family, you may need a larger car, such as a minivan or SUV, to accommodate everyone comfortably.

Research Family Car Rental Companies : Look for car rental companies in Kathmandu that offer family-sized vehicles. You can use online search engines, travel websites, or ask for recommendations from locals or friends who have previously rented family cars.

Check Availability and Pricing: Once you have found a few car rental companies that offer family-sized cars, check their availability for the date of your Nagarkot day tour. Compare the prices, and also inquire about any additional charges or fees that may apply.

Consider Additional Amenities: Some family cars may come with extra amenities like child seats or entertainment systems. If you are traveling with children, inquire about these facilities to make the journey more comfortable for them.

Verify the Insurance Coverage: Ensure that the family car rental includes comprehensive insurance coverage to protect you and your family during the trip.

Book in Advance: Family-sized vehicles can be in high demand, especially during peak travel seasons. To secure the ideal family car for your Nagarkot day tour, book in advance.

Discuss the Itinerary: Inform the car rental company about your plans for the day tour. Share the pickup location, time, and drop-off location. Discuss any specific places you want to visit on the way or in Nagarkot.

Confirm Booking: Once all the details are sorted out and you are satisfied with the rental terms, confirm your booking with the car rental company. Double-check the date, time, and pickup location to avoid any confusion.

Enjoy Your Nagarkot Day Tour: On the day of your trip, the family car should be ready at the designated pickup location at the agreed-upon time. Load up your family, and enjoy a comfortable and pleasant drive to Nagarkot.

Return the Family Car: After your day tour is over, return the family car to the agreed-upon drop-off location in Kathmandu, making sure it's in the same condition as when you received it.

Remember to carry all necessary essentials for the trip, especially if you are traveling with children. Enjoy your family day tour to Nagarkot and create lasting memories with your loved ones!

Nagarkot Day Tour Jeep Rental 

Nagarkot Day Tour Jeep Rental is suitable for a group of 5 to 6 people excluding driver. It is a one day tour in Nagarkot.

Nagarkot is a popular hill station near Kathmandu, Nepal, known for its stunning views of the Himalayas, including Mount Everest on clear days. Many travelers prefer to explore Nagarkot by renting a jeep due to the rugged terrain and off-road possibilities. Here's an overview of the research on Nagarkot Day Tour Jeep Rental:

Jeep Rental Companies: Numerous jeep rental companies operate in Kathmandu and nearby areas. Researching online or asking for recommendations from locals and fellow travelers can help identify reputable and reliable rental providers.

Types of Jeeps: Jeep options may vary from regular 4x4 jeeps to more rugged and open-top models suitable for adventurous journeys. The choice of jeep depends on the preference and comfort level of the travelers.

Availability: Availability of jeeps may vary based on the season and demand. Peak tourist seasons, such as spring and autumn, may see higher demand for j eep rentals , so booking in advance is recommended.

Pricing: Jeep rental prices can vary based on the type of jeep, rental duration, and any additional services offered by the rental company. It's essential to compare prices among different rental providers to find the best deal.

Inclusions: Inquire about what's included in the jeep rental package . This may include fuel, driver's fee, and any permits required for the journey.

Permits: Some areas around Nagarkot may require permits for entry, especially if you plan to explore nearby national parks or restricted areas. The rental company may assist with obtaining these permits.

Driver/Guide: Many jeep rentals come with a driver who can also serve as a guide, providing insights about the region and its attractions. Confirm whether the rental fee includes the driver's services.

Jeep Condition: Ensure the jeep you rent is in good working condition and suitable for the terrain you plan to cover. A well-maintained jeep will ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.

Itinerary: Discuss your day tour itinerary with the jeep rental company. They may suggest popular spots to visit in Nagarkot or other attractions along the way.

Reviews and Recommendations: Reading reviews and recommendations from past customers can provide valuable insights into the reliability and quality of the jeep rental service.

Safety Precautions: Before embarking on the journey, familiarize yourself with safety measures for off-road travel and be prepared for any unforeseen circumstances.

In conclusion, renting a jeep for a day tour to Nagarkot is an excellent way to explore the beautiful hill station and its surroundings. Thorough research on rental companies, jeep types, pricing, and inclusions will ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience during your Nagarkot day tour.

Nagarkot Day TourToyota Hiace Van Rental 

Nagarkot Day Tour Toyota Hiace Van rental is capable of holding 7 to 9 people excluding driver. It is a one day tour in Nagarkot. 

Toyota Hiace van for a Nagarkot tour is a practical and comfortable option, especially if you are traveling with a group of people or with family. The Toyota Hiace is a popular choice for tours and excursions in Nepal due to its spacious interior, making it ideal for longer journeys and providing ample room for passengers and luggage. Here's a brief overview of renting a Toyota Hiace van for your Nagarkot tour:

Research Rental Companies: Begin by researching rental companies in Kathmandu that offer Toyota Hiace van rentals. Look for reputable and reliable companies with positive customer reviews.

Van Size and Capacity: The Toyota Hiace comes in various configurations, so check with the rental companies to ensure they have vans with the appropriate seating capacity for your group.

Availability and Booking: Check the availability of the Toyota Hiace van for the date of your Nagarkot tour. Especially during peak travel seasons, it's advisable to book in advance to secure the van for your preferred date.

Pricing and Inclusions: Inquire about the rental pricing and what's included in the package. Rates may vary based on the rental duration, distance covered, and additional services provided. Common inclusions are fuel and the driver's fee.

Driver/Guide: Most van rentals include a driver who can also serve as a guide, providing information about the destinations and attractions during the tour. Confirm with the rental company if the driver's fee is included in the rental package.

Itinerary and Stops: Discuss your Nagarkot tour itinerary with the rental company and inform them of any specific places you want to visit on the way or in Nagarkot itself. The driver can suggest popular spots and viewpoints along the journey.

Vehicle Condition: Ensure that the Toyota Hiace van you rent is in good working condition and well-maintained for a safe and comfortable journey.

Permits: Check if any permits are required for entry to certain areas or attractions along the Nagarkot tour route. The rental company may assist you in obtaining the necessary permits.

Safety Measures: Familiarize yourself with safety precautions, especially if you plan to explore off-road areas or higher altitudes during the tour.

Return Process: Discuss the drop-off location and time with the rental company to ensure a smooth return process after the Nagarkot tour.

Renting a Toyota Hiace van for your Nagarkot tour offers convenience, ample space, and the opportunity to enjoy the journey with your travel companions. With careful research and planning, you can have a memorable and enjoyable experience exploring the scenic beauty of Nagarkot.

Nagarkot Day Tour Bus Rental 

Nagarkot Day Tour Bus Rental is suitable for 25 to 30 people in tourist bus and 15 to 20 people in coaster depending upon the number of people in group. It is a one day tour in Nagarkot. 

Renting a bus for a Nagarkot tour is an excellent option, especially if you are traveling with a large group or organizing a group trip. Buses offer ample seating capacity, making them comfortable and convenient for long journeys. Here's an overview of renting a bus for your Nagarkot tour :

Research Bus Rental Companies: Start by researching bus rental companies in Kathmandu that offer services for day tours to Nagarkot. Look for reputable companies with a fleet of well-maintained buses and positive customer reviews.

Bus Size and Capacity: Check with the rental companies to ensure they have buses with the appropriate seating capacity for your group. Buses come in various sizes, ranging from small minibusses to large coaches.

Availability and Booking: Inquire about the availability of buses for the date of your Nagarkot tour. Especially during peak travel seasons, it's advisable to book the bus in advance to secure it for your preferred date.

Pricing and Inclusions: Get quotes from different rental companies and compare the pricing and inclusions. The rental rates may vary based on the bus size, rental duration, distance covered, and additional services provided.

Driver and Guide: Most bus rentals include a driver who is experienced in navigating the roads to Nagarkot. Some companies may also provide a guide who can offer information about the destinations and attractions during the tour.

Itinerary and Stops: Discuss your Nagarkot tour itinerary with the rental company and inform them of any specific places you want to visit on the way or in Nagarkot itself. The driver and guide can suggest popular spots and viewpoints along the journey.

Vehicle Condition: Ensure that the bus you rent is in good working condition and well-maintained for a safe and comfortable journey.

Safety Measures: Before the tour begins, review safety precautions with the rental company and ensure that the bus is equipped with all necessary safety features.

Renting a bus for your Nagarkot tour is an ideal way to travel together as a group, enjoy the scenic beauty of the region, and make lasting memories with your travel companions. With proper planning and arrangements, you can have a comfortable and enjoyable experience exploring Nagarkot on a bus tour.

Major Attractions in Kathmandu Valley:

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The Kathmandu Valley, located in Nepal, is a cultural and historical treasure trove with numerous attractions that showcase the country's rich heritage. Some of the major attractions in the Kathmandu Valley include:

Kathmandu Durbar Square: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this ancient royal palace complex in the heart of Kathmandu is home to stunning palaces, courtyards, temples, and shrines, reflecting traditional Nepalese architecture and art.

Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple): Perched atop a hill, this iconic stupa is one of the oldest and most revered Buddhist stupas in Nepal. It offers panoramic views of the entire Kathmandu Valley and is adorned with colorful prayer flags.

Boudhanath Stupa: Another UNESCO World Heritage Site, Boudhanath is one of the largest stupas in the world. It is a significant pilgrimage site for Tibetan Buddhists and a hub of Tibetan culture in Kathmandu.

Pashupatinath Temple: This sacred Hindu temple complex is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is one of the holiest temples in Nepal. It is situated on the banks of the Bagmati River and serves as a major religious and cultural center.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square: Located in the ancient city of Bhaktapur, this well-preserved square showcases exquisite architecture and historical landmarks, including palaces, temples, and statues.

Patan Durbar Square: Patan, also known as Lalitpur, has its own royal palace complex with beautiful Newari architecture. The square features intricate temples and stunning courtyards.

Changunarayan Temple: Situated on a hilltop, this Hindu temple is one of the oldest in the valley and is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The temple's architecture is an excellent example of ancient Nepalese craftsmanship.

Garden of Dreams: Located in the heart of Kathmandu, this historical neo-classical garden is a serene oasis and a perfect spot for relaxation.

Kopan Monastery: This Tibetan Buddhist monastery, situated on a hilltop, offers courses in Buddhism and meditation. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the valley from the monastery.

Dakshinkali Temple: Located a short distance from Kathmandu, this temple is dedicated to the Hindu goddess Kali. It attracts many devotees, especially during the Dashain festival.

These are just a few of the many attractions in the Kathmandu Valley. The region's cultural, historical, and religious significance makes it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking to immerse themselves in Nepal's unique heritage.

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Road condition is not bad but when it rains the road gets muddy and slippery. 

• Other sightseeing point in the way 

On the way there are not many thing but if we take short turns on the way we might get a chance to visit Bhaktapur Durbar Square and Changu Narayan Temple but the tour will be lengthy. 

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