Nepal Group Tours for Solo Travellers
Experience our group tours to Nepal as a solo traveller with like-minded adventurers
why travel solo to nepal?
The mere mention of Nepal conjures images of formidable mountainscapes, ancient spirituality and mystical temples.
Nepal enjoys a legendary reputation amongst serious adventurers, thanks to the majestic Himalayas. Dirt tracks leading to the world’s highest mountain, snow-capped peaks and fluttering prayer flags – Nepal is the very image of outdoor adventure.
The region’s deep ravines offer thrilling opportunities for canyoning, climbing and bungee-jumping. Paragliding and mountain-biking are also excellent ways to explore the country’s epic landscape.
If your style of adventure is less rugged and more refined, you’ll find plenty to intrigue you too. For rich UNESCO heritage, head to the medieval Durbar Squares of Kathmandu, where you’ll encounter temples and monasteries brimming with myth and spirituality. It’s the starting point of a fascinating adventure through local history, and we think you’ll be enchanted.
Top places to visit in Nepal
Kathmandu
Nepal’s capital is located within a valley surrounded by mountains, giving it a unique cityscape. A series of maze-like alleys lead to Durbar Square, the centre of activity during the religious festival of Indra Jatra. This city is a riot of noise and activity, where rickshaws fly through traffic-jammed streets, past serene hidden temples overflowing with marigolds.
Namche Bazaar
Namche Bazaar is the capital of the Khumbu Valley. As it’s located at 3,440 metres elevation, it’s a common rest stop for climbers. Here you enjoy watching the sunrise at a viewpoint overlooking Everest, Lhotse and Ama Dablam, before exploring a Tibetan market full of Sherpa craft items.
Thame
This small Sherpa village surrounded by mighty mountains allows you to take in nature in all its serenity. It lies on an old salt trading route, and it’s largely unchanged by the passing of time. From here you can explore the gilded grandeur of the Nyingmapa monastery or take a short hike up towards Sunder Peak, for an inspiring view of Teng Kang Poche, Kongde and Everest mountains.
Pokhara
Pokhara combines spectacular scenery with a raft of adventuring opportunities. It’s one of the best paragliding spots in the world and it’s surrounded by white water rivers, but for anyone looking to recharge, maybe after having spent some time in Kathmandu, Pokhara still has plenty to offer. Head lakeside for a clear view of the snow-capped mountains.
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Nepal facts
What’s the national language?
Nepali
What’s the currency?
Nepalese rupee
Timezone
Nepal is 5.45 hours ahead Greenwich Mean Time (GMT+5.45)
Top three activities
1. Hike the Himalayas
2. Walk the Nangpa La high mountain pass
3. River-raft down the Seti River
Top five dishes to try
1. Dal bhat: steamed rice served with dal
2. Momos: meat or vegetable dumplings
3. Sel roti: sweet bread rings spiced with cloves
4. Panipuri: semolina balls with a savoury filling
5. Lassi: a thick yogurt-based drink
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