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Kathmandu is recovering from the earthquake. Buildings are slowly being restored and people are taking on their lives again.

What an amazing city. Please don't let the recent earthquake put you off. There is so much to see and do in Katmandu.

Not much thing to talk about Kathmandu, I think this city is like hub for people who want to find equipments and cloths for trekking.

I went before the quakes and the buildings were amazing, some of which have collapsed sadly. I hope the lovely people we met survived.

We saw Kathmandu on Friday night and described it as chaotic, bikes, motorbikes, cars and people all sharing the road.

Kathmandu is a crazy city, half way between the medieval times and the modern era. It is full of character, colour and adventure.

It was our first trip there and we enjoyed it more than anticipated, despite the crowded narrow and polluted streets (lots of people wear mouth masks).

Kathmandu is one of the most fascinating cities on this planet. If you can cope with the typical third-world problems and inconveniences associated with crowded and poluted conditions and focus on the history, tradition and religious uniqueness of the place, you will love the city.

Kathmandu is capital of Nepal. some area for sightseeing. No value staying there long time. Very crowded, very dirty and most of all very very bad air pollution.

I had only limited exposure to the city but traveling through it by bus I certainly formed an overall impression of poverty as compared with other capital cities.

when i stay in Thamel,we had go some villages,we love it too much.there had many oil flower feild very beautiful place.

The airport has got to be upgraded. While visa issuance was a breeze, baggage collection was a nightmare.

you just need 2 days max and will cover everything from shopping to temple visits, its a dusty city so be prepared to get a mask on.

A world away from Western living, but an unmissable experience. A city that is moving in so many directions, some good and some bad.

Seemingly chaotic place, lovely inhabitants. Feel a bit sorry for the people as they have to live in a very polluted environment

Many places to visit except that the air is not healthy, probably due to the dry cold season. The road infrastructures need to improve.

Its a very cultural rich city but is quite dirty, dusty with bad traffic and cars horning too much and too loud.

Many interesting places available around Kathmandu. Baktapur Durbar Square an interesting place 45 min driving from KTM worth visiting.

In the Thamel area you should spend 1-2 days for traveling arrangements and "trek" shopping. 1-2 days more a enough for some temples/site-seeing inside Kathmandu.

Kathmandu is very a city that I enjoyed visiting. Unfortunately, my visit was too quick and I would have enjoyed to stay longer.

Stay near Thamel area (Hotel Blue Horizon recommended) and all the shopping area and Narayanhitti Museum is at walkable distance (10 minutes).

The dirtiest city I have ever been (and ive been to a few) but not my least favourite! A very hectic, hustle bustle city (particularly Thamel), with a fast paced and touristic mecca feel.

Try and taste some traditional Nepalese food its amazing! The Mt Everest scenic flight is a must and all the stupas and temples are amazing

The people are so friendly. The traffic is crazy but somehow they make it work. There are so many temples and stupas to see and so much culture.

Kathmandu and Kathmandu Valley are magic places where time stopped. I try to return there as often as I can to feel the magic of its streets and temples.

Kathmandu has a rich culture and an interesting mix of Indian, Western and asian heritage. English is spoken and a visit would enable you see many historical sites whilst at the same time put in a bit of exercise.

Great city with a mixture of lively fun and great history. A wonderful start and end to any trip to Nepal.