2 days · incl. hotel
Bandipur Overnight Escape
A perfectly preserved Newari hilltop town — cobbled streets, no cars, big mountain views.
Halfway between Pokhara and Kathmandu, Bandipur is a living museum: 18th-century merchant houses, a car-free bazaar, and sunrise over the Marsyangdi valley from Thani Mai temple.
Why you'll love it
- Car-free Newari bazaar
- Thani Mai sunrise viewpoint
- Silk-road merchant history
What's included
- Private transfers
- Heritage guesthouse night
- Guided town walk
- Breakfast
Not included
- Other meals
- Tips
Guides that cover this trip
Written by the people who run it — what the trail is like before you book.
Chitwan — rhinos, ethics, and what a jungle day actually looks likeNepal's lowland national park is a genuine conservation success story and an easy three days from Pokhara. Here is how to do it without funding the bad version.7 min read →Kathmandu in two days: seven UNESCO sites, and how not to rush themDurbar squares, the largest stupa in Nepal, a cremation ghat that asks something of you as a visitor, and a valley still rebuilding from 2015.8 min read →Bandipur, the Newari town that traffic forgotA car-free bazaar street on a ridge halfway between Kathmandu and Pokhara, with a Himalayan skyline at the end of it and one of Nepal's biggest caves below.5 min read →Two weeks in Nepal: the itinerary we actually recommendMountains, jungle, a medieval city and a hill town, without spending four of your fourteen days in a vehicle.7 min read →
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Rs 20,000 per person