Trip Overview

Exploring around Kathmandu Valley by Rickshaw is an ideal decision. Visiting the beautiful palaces, temples, ancient bazaars, and local lifestyle as your driver pedals through the old, narrow streets of Kathmandu. Rickshaws are a popular mode of transportation for anyone who wishes to explore the intricate gullies spread across Kathmandu Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its nearby areas. While exploring Kathmandu on a rickshaw we also pass through Ason, the busiest bazaar in the city that sells anything from dried buffalo meat to a variety of spices, electronics, and textiles. The bazaar is also one of the two legendary India to Tibet trade routes that pass through Kathmandu. A part of this journey also includes visiting the Hanumandhoka Museum located in durbar square which highlights the life of King Tribhuvan (1906-1955) who helped free the country from the Rana regime.

Please join us for a rickshaw tour if you wish to smell the foreign history and cultural traditions in a ride that is as much a part of a tradition as the places you visit and the lifestyle you will admire.

We try to give as much information as possible about this trip. However, if you wish to discuss any aspect of this trip or your suitability for it please contact us by email. If you want to talk to us directly feel free to call us at  +977-9849211457.

Trip Highlights

• Exploring Kathmandu Valley
• Great opportunity to visit a local business and cultural heritage of Kathmandu
• The wonderful experience of using a Rickshaw ride

Departure place: The hotel where you stay  

Included in the Cost

• Experienced English-speaking tour guide
• Kathmandu Valley city tour map
• All Government Taxes

Not Included in the Cost

• Meals and your personal expenses
• Monument fees while on a Rickshaw ride
• Tipping to the Rickshaw man and guide

Trip Details

After having a healthy breakfast in the morning, a popular mode of transportation Rickshaw will be waiting outside of your hotel to take you around. Usually, the rickshaw will take to the Thamel (one of the touristic markets of Nepal and a vehicle-free zone), Ashon (the busiest bazaar in the city that sells anything from dried buffalo meat to a variety of spices, electronics, and textiles. A part of riding also includes visiting the Hanumandhoka Museum located in Kathmandu Durbar square which highlights the life of King Tribhuvan, which helped free the country from the Rana regime. Along with your journey, you can notice and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the city, the lifestyle of the people, and the life experience of cultural and religious admire. After visiting for a few hours your Rickshaw will drop you off at your hotel. Remaining the day you can look around, have some coffee and you may buy some momentous.