Youth Hostels in Kathmandu
Budget Accommodation Hostels Asia Nepal Kathmandu
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Peak Point Hotel
Fuji Hotel
Sanus House
the Sparkling Turtle Backpackers Hostel
Kathmandu HI Thamel Hostel
Elbrus Home
Khangsar Guest House
Hotel Florid Nepal
Acme Guest House
Avalon House KTM
Family Peace House
Kathmandu Madhuban Guesthouse
Holyland Guest House
Mountain Peace Guest House
Hotel Kathmandu View (P) LTD
Hotel Silver Home
Backyard Hotel
Kathmandu Youth Hostel
Hotel Encounter Nepal (p) Ltd.
BaseCamp Nepal
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Kathmandu
Kathmandu is the capital and largest city in Nepal. Set on an elevation of 1,337 metres above sea level, with a population of over around 800,000, Kathmandu is the the most modern city in the country - which isn't necessarily saying much. In Kathmandu, modern development encounters a laid-back, devoutly Hindu society.
From the Kathmandu Travel Guide
Kathmandu Price Stats
Average cheapest prices by month.
Cheapest Month: January
Guest Reviews
Hotel Encounter Nepal (p) Ltd.
My experience at this hotel was horrifying.starting with their refusal to pick me up from the aiport according to our agreement .I arrived there dead tired after 25 hours of flight,and instead of the nice ensuite i have booked and payed online i got a dirty stinky budget room with no lock and running water.a nightmare. ... more
Backyard Hotel
For true basic traveler types it is perfect. I enjoyed the staff, the site is fine also. Great rooftop view for picture taking at sunsrise also, ... more
Sanus House
I live here almost one week, and I love this house so much. The lady here is so nice, helpful and friendly, her cooking is wonderful. The house is very clean and confortable, 24 hours hot water, the location is nearly by the airport, and not far from the kathmandu downtown. The most important, you can live here very well as the real nepali ... more
Kathmandu Discussions
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Kathmandu to Bangkok
hey guys im havin trouble finding infomation on how to get from kathmandu to bangkok id rather not fly and im trying to avoid burma because of its current travel warnings is there an overland train or bus route or somthing? and if i need to fly how much would is cost.. would it be easier to cross back ... -
Bangkok to Kathmandu
Is anybody heading from Bkk to Kathmandu in the near future. I have a load of Nepalese rupees that the banks don't seem to want to change. I want to try to change them to baht (or any other currency i can change in Bkk). I will give you the going exchange rate plus throw in a LP guide to Nepal. Alternatively ... -
Delhi to Kathmandu
As per an April post I read, we have approx 13 days to sepnd in Delhi, we want to stay in the North with must see visits to Agra and over the border to Kathmandu. I have 2 questions: 1. What is fastest transprot Delhi-Kathkandu-Delhi? 2. Any suggestions for visits in and around Delhi thanks Julie ... - More Kathmandu Discussions from our Asia Travel Forum
Kathmandu Blog Entries
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Kathmandu and Beyond
. Shrines, stupors and temples can be found everywhere in Kathmandu, and on every scale. From small Hindu Buddhist shrines on the roadside to large hilltop stupors and temple complexes. At the centre of Kathmandu ...
Posted in Carol Goes Adventuring by Bimbler -
Kathmandu
Gettin to Kathmandu was actually the scariest thing we have done this trip! Kathmandu Highway is the most dangerous road I think we have been on. It is only 160km from Chitwan to Kathmandu but it takes 6 ...
Posted in The long way round by downbhoy -
Kathmandu
I went to Kathmandu today. They are having a sale starting tomorrow (or today for summit club members). I brought a pullover jumper, thick socks and some merino gloves. All for $80. Not bad since they are usually quite expensive. It's starting to get warm in Perth, can't wait to get to the cold weather ...
Posted in Tam's trip to America 10/11 by Tam'ara - More Kathmandu Blog Entries
