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Bagmati hotels & accommodations

It is an old palace converted to hotel with big beautiful garden. Pool is small but beautiful. Rooms are spacious. Some are quite big in comparison to others so it is advisable to look for a couple of rooms before checking in. Breakfast was very decent and different kinds of tastes were catered to. Food at the restaurant was not that good for my family. There are bette...

As our original booking at some other hotel was canceled by Agoda at short notice we had to quickly book something else (while already on the way to the airport. Agoda suggested some options and one was the new Royal Penguin. We were pleasantly surprised as we found a hotel in the heart of Thamel with well-trained and very friendly staff, with with well-kept rooms (ok,...

spent 2 nights there after arriving in Kathmandu, then after 2 nights in Nagarkot hilltop village came back to Shambala. By far the best hotel I stayed in while in Nepal. Breakfast was 1st class as was the staff,also comfortable clean room. After returning from walking around the chaotic streets it was so nice to have a relaxing massage in the Spa followed by dinner in...

The hotel first impressed us by its design. It is a very nice hotel. It makes you feel like you are in an old nobleman house. The staff are efficient, yet friendly. There is also a yoga class every morning. The manager was great. We missed the morning yoga class as we need to leave for Pokhara very early the next day. When we came back to KTM and the hotel was fully bo...

The hotel is located in nice place, not far from crowded area. Transports and everything is near by. Hotel people are also nice to guide you for your trip. I was there for one night with my 9 years old Son, hotel upgraded my room. The only thing that not match with the hotel as called 5 star is its swimming pool. Its quality, services, maintenance, amenities and manage...

I had a wonderful stay in Avataar Kathmandu. The location is right in the centre of Thamel but yet it was quite and peaceful. After three weeks of trekking I booked another 3 star hotel in Kathmandu . The hotel was ok but there were no electricity and hot water -Nepal is in energy crisis- after three days I decided to move to Avataar Kathmandu hotel after reading all ...

This is my second time staying here, this time with my mum who always dreamed of visiting Nepal for 10 days. When we checked in, we had booked the best room and they gave us this small, dirty old room in which we were quite shocked. When we asked to look at another room they gave us the biggest with a large balcony just over reception which is what we should have gotte...

The Hyatt is located close to the airport, which was the main reason for our choice as we had a dawn Everest flight the following morning. We spent the evening in the casino which was great fun and thoroughly enjoyed the stay. It was incredibly cheap (booked through agoda) for a 5* star hotel.

The hotel is in a great location, quite close to Thamel area. The staff are friendly and helpful but it does not have the 5 star appeal of other hotels we have stayed at. There was plenty of choice for breakfast and the Indian restaurant was excellent. The pool and surrounding area is pleasant with a good bar area serving food. The room service staff added extra base c...

This property spanning around 22 acres in the most perfect location outside of Kathmandu pampers all of the senses from the visual to the sublime. The staff is outstanding, the rooms encompass gorgeous views, and the food is some of the best in the world. Activities abound like a hike to the local farm, yoga, meditation, painting, spa, Pottery, or just lounging in one ...

Probably one of the best quaint hotels in Thamel. The staff were very accommodating and friendly. They made good recommendations for where to eat and where to buy what you need. The room is unbelievably well designed and supplied with everything you need -- water, toiletries, slippers. The breakfast is just cherry on top of a very delicious cake.

positives: -views of Himalaya from the room terrace and from the roof top *roof top view was just great! -complimentary breakfast buffet *I would have liked something Nepalese in the menu, though -rooms clean and with some local handcraft details -rooms are named after mountains of Himalaya negatives: -though the hotel offers various activities for the guets, ...

I was impressed by pictures and detailed descriptions of rooms on agoda website - but when I saw these glass installations live in my living room and bathroom I was really stunned. The lighting is amazing. I like most the huge ceiling lamp on the second floor of the restaurant – I felt myself like I’m in a theater or something. Ceiling in the lobby has many-coloure...

our family of five recently stayed here and upon check-in the staff told us connecting rooms were not available even though i'd contacted the hotel prior to arrival stating this is what we needed since we had small children. the staff were very accommodating in working with us to find a larger room and moving two cots into it so that we could all be in one room. very...

Myself and my girlfriend had a wonderful time at Hotel Mulberry! When we arrived at the hotel, we were greeting with mango juice and shown to our room. We had booked a Junior Suite, which my girlfriend and I both agreed was even nicer than the pictures. The room is spacious, the beds are very comfortable and the bathroom had both a separate bath and shower. The ho...

The best thing about this hotel is its views as it's placed in a relatively remote part of Nagarkot. The views from each room (all rooms have balconies/face the mountains) are breathtaking. However this also happens to be it's fatal flaw where there are not many facilities nearby nor did the hotel take steps at providing them. This is one of the more expensive places t...

I have been travelling for 30 years to all corners of the world including the best room in the top 5 star hotel in Kathmandu yet the Ambassador Garden Home was the best value hotel I have stayed in. Comfortable room with en suite toilet and shower. WiFi, TV and fridge and smack bang in the centre of town. To get this with Breakfast included for £27 for the night was am...

The hotel had a friendly atomphere with a high class service. Exceptional staff i have seen here,always helpful with pleasing personalities. I was there with my 15 month old kid and staff helped me throughout my stay in every possible way for making my kids stay comfortable. received excellent service from all of the staff throughout our stay. Cleaniness at its best. N...

It was very nice hotel. I booked a suite room. They gave the best room for me. It was very beautiful like my imagination. I loved everything about that room. From colour to design to painting. It was just a picture perfect room for me. I will defo come back and stay in this hotel. And highly recommend this hotel.

I stayed with my family on this hotel, the management and staffs were quite helpful,one small suggestion is to improve on the Internet connectivity from rooms, it's not bad but needs improvement, hotel is quite good with good breakfast ( they arranged Indian breakfast items as well which should be continued as default), the amazing part was that the owner Mr. Deepak...
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The couple of days we stayed at the Hotel was nothing short of ultimate bliss and relaxation. No words can aptly describe the scrumptious food or the serenity of the mountain view from the hotel. Only reason I am giving 4 star for the facilities is the lack of "Ginger ale" at the bar or the restaurant despite the menu indicating otherwise, and for the slightly high cos...

A lovely, stately hotel with a nice garden, outdoor pool and decent gym. There was also a tennis court though we didn't end up using it. Breakfast was nice, the lobby bar was cute, people were lovely, and there were some good local restaurants and shops within walking distance.

When I booked the hotel they offered me a complimentary pick up from the airport which was great. The pick up was on time and I was greeted well at the hotel. The staff did everything to try to make my stay good and were happy to sit and chat to me about my stay and how they could make it better. The location is great and walking distance to Thamel and shops, bars an...

Hands down the best hotel during our stay in Nepal. The room we had was large and very clean. Everything was well-maintained and modern which is hard to come by in Nepal. The shower worked perfect with lots of hot water during winter. The breakfast was good enough too. The real winner here is the staff. The manager personally greeted and welcomed us when we arrived and...

My friend and I were really happy with Hotel Osho. I would definitely stay there again and recommend it to friends. The staff was very helpful. They picked us up from the airport, answered our questions, exchanged money, helped us find supplies we needed and booked plane tickets to Lukla for us. Communication via email was very efficient. The room was super comfortable...

I came during the monsoon time. Then Kathmandu is not too hot, although humid. I decided to try out the non-AC, shared bathroom part of this 3-star hotel and I found it good enough. The room is still big enough with a desk. It has a powerful fan and windows opening on opposite sides to get some breeze through. The shower and bathroom are just outside the room in the co...
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We went to Kathmandu to start here the Annapurna Circuit. And it was the best dessicion to stay at the famous house. The guys from the Hotel we‘re so friendly and kind! They helped us organizing all stuff we needed for the circuit and guided us through the City to find everything. In Addition to that we could leave some stuff at the Hotel for free during the hike. Alth...

If you are traveling on a budget and you want to explore Durbar Square, I highly recommend Wanderlust. Excellent value considering the location. WiFi was strong and reliable. Bed was sufficient. Hot water in the bathroom although I had to wash myself with water from a bucket (small inconvenience). Easy and reliable laundry service. Very friendly and helpful staff. The...

One of the best places i have stayed so far with great hospitality by the owner (Durba) and the staff. Free tea/coffee all the time with in-house restaurant and beautiful hangout place with garden. Also located at right in the heart of thamel. Mr.Durba was very friendly and helped me to arrange sightseeing and hiking trips around Nepal. He and his staff is always t...

This homestay is located steeply downhill from the main road in Swayambu, next to a filthy stream. There was a sewer odor in the house. Although advertised as a room with private bathroom, my large room had only access to a rooftop shared toilet (plugged up most of the time) and cold shower. There was no access to a sink, so all toothbrushing was done over a drain in ...

Superb Location. Clean with good showers (and hot water!). Staff are very shy/not communicative (perhaps because of poor English?), was difficult to get any information from them (transport, tours, treks, places to eat etc. They had no clue). We arrived at 9pm on the first night and asked if there were places to eat to which they responded that everything was closed an...

Great vegetarian menu, amazing people and a warm hospitable vibe, I couldn't have asked for more. Before, after or even during (if your flight is cancelled ) trekking, Hotel Yog provided a relaxing atmosphere where you felt at home and free to be yourself. The staff are extremely knowledgeable about the area and are always willing to help you with your plans or trave...

My friends and i stayed in the hotel, two days before and two days after our trek. We booked a room for 3, which come with a nice attached bathroom. We didnt know that our booking comes with free breakfast, until the owner asked us, why arent we having our breakfast? And we are glad he asked! Breakfast was nice with free flow of coffee/ milk tea. Hotel staff are friend...

first time to kathmandu and the staff offered a pick up service so it was cool, i was glad to meet the driver at the airport and asked him to drop me first to the tourism board to get my trekking permit (it was almost closed). he even lend me rupees as i havent exchanged my currencies to pay the permits. the last day i stayed i got to meet the owner, he was really frie...

The hotel is centrally located close to all the necessary amenities like many restaurants, walking distance to Katmandu Durbar Sq, the staff and the owner Mr Hritik is an honest and friendly person and very often he walks with us to the sightseeing place to show us where it is. Highly recommended. Best Value for our money. You will not regret.

Would definitely recommend Nomad to all the travelers. Located right in the center of Thamel (gets noisy sometimes but can still sleep through it) Close to good restaurants and cheap mountain gear shopping. The staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating. They reply really fast to all the WhatsApp inquiries. Rooms are comfortable with loads of pillows and blankets, ...

I stayed at Hotel Himalaya Yoga in Thamel, Kathmandu for more than a week. Initially, I only booked for 2 nights. I came here because of a positive review from a Kathmandu Guide book. I extended my stay after the first 2 nights. I've been staying in this hotel for a week already. Will stay for a few more days before I head to India. These are the good things abou...

I loved my time at alobar1000. The staff are amazing, really welcoming and friendly and make an effort to learn your name and get to know you. The bathrooms are really clean with great hot showers. The rooftop is a really nice place to hang out and a good place to meet people. The food is really cheap and tasty and the location is very central. All in all the perfect p...

Super friendly team, comfortable stay, clean rooms and rather quiet environnement (for Thamel, which is never really totally quiet!). And there are even free lockers for all your stuff! This place has become my new home in KTM and I keep coming back here.

A discreet yet homely hotel. The staff are friendly and helpful. Shops and restaurants are easily accessible from the hotel. We stayed in a double bed room. , an attached bathroom, a day bed to chA discreet yet homely hostel. The staff are friendly and helpful. Shops and restaurants are easily accessible from the hostel. We stayed in a double bed room. an attached bat...

Booked a Standard Double Room but Kiran, the owner of the hotel gave us an upgrade to the Deluxe Room. All rooms were very clean, comfortable and worth every penny. All 3 rooms on each floor are guarded with a main door that can be locked from inside to prevent outsiders from intruding so security is definitely promising. Staff were extremely kind, helpful and friend...

For a cheap stop in Kathmandu this place is perfect. The beds are not as comfy as they look in the photos haha but not uncomfortable either. The shower was a mission to understand, but at least it ran hot for a shower! Staff are very helpful. Also right opposite Spize, a great restaurant with cheap delicious food and amazing service, and in the centre of Thames, gr...

Cozy and very comfortable room, with a wonderful atmosphere. Fast wifi, clean rooms and very good service. The hotel is in the best area of the city on the outskirts of Tamel, where it was quiet and peaceful, unlike the central street. The price was also quite good for this area. The owner of the hotel was very kind and benevolent person, he told many interesting thi...

Last minute stumbled upon Yado240 guesthouse after finished trekking n turned out to be the best stay in Kathmandu. The owners are the cutest and sweetest couple i ever met, their hospitality shines through any expectation I had in mind. Cosy firm bed (great for my aching body), best breakfast even for vegetarian like me, great location and helpful services throughout ...
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It is an old palace converted to hotel with big beautiful garden. Pool is small but beautiful. Rooms are spacious. Some are quite big in comparison to others so it is advisable to look for a couple of rooms before checking in. Breakfast was very decent and different kinds of tastes were catered to. Food at the restaurant was not that good for my family. There are bette...

spent 2 nights there after arriving in Kathmandu, then after 2 nights in Nagarkot hilltop village came back to Shambala. By far the best hotel I stayed in while in Nepal. Breakfast was 1st class as was the staff,also comfortable clean room. After returning from walking around the chaotic streets it was so nice to have a relaxing massage in the Spa followed by dinner in...

The hotel first impressed us by its design. It is a very nice hotel. It makes you feel like you are in an old nobleman house. The staff are efficient, yet friendly. There is also a yoga class every morning. The manager was great. We missed the morning yoga class as we need to leave for Pokhara very early the next day. When we came back to KTM and the hotel was fully bo...

I was impressed by pictures and detailed descriptions of rooms on agoda website - but when I saw these glass installations live in my living room and bathroom I was really stunned. The lighting is amazing. I like most the huge ceiling lamp on the second floor of the restaurant – I felt myself like I’m in a theater or something. Ceiling in the lobby has many-coloure...

Myself and my girlfriend had a wonderful time at Hotel Mulberry! When we arrived at the hotel, we were greeting with mango juice and shown to our room. We had booked a Junior Suite, which my girlfriend and I both agreed was even nicer than the pictures. The room is spacious, the beds are very comfortable and the bathroom had both a separate bath and shower. The ho...

The best thing about this hotel is its views as it's placed in a relatively remote part of Nagarkot. The views from each room (all rooms have balconies/face the mountains) are breathtaking. However this also happens to be it's fatal flaw where there are not many facilities nearby nor did the hotel take steps at providing them. This is one of the more expensive places t...

I have been travelling for 30 years to all corners of the world including the best room in the top 5 star hotel in Kathmandu yet the Ambassador Garden Home was the best value hotel I have stayed in. Comfortable room with en suite toilet and shower. WiFi, TV and fridge and smack bang in the centre of town. To get this with Breakfast included for £27 for the night was am...

It was very nice hotel. I booked a suite room. They gave the best room for me. It was very beautiful like my imagination. I loved everything about that room. From colour to design to painting. It was just a picture perfect room for me. I will defo come back and stay in this hotel. And highly recommend this hotel.

I stayed with my family on this hotel, the management and staffs were quite helpful,one small suggestion is to improve on the Internet connectivity from rooms, it's not bad but needs improvement, hotel is quite good with good breakfast ( they arranged Indian breakfast items as well which should be continued as default), the amazing part was that the owner Mr. Deepak...
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The couple of days we stayed at the Hotel was nothing short of ultimate bliss and relaxation. No words can aptly describe the scrumptious food or the serenity of the mountain view from the hotel. Only reason I am giving 4 star for the facilities is the lack of "Ginger ale" at the bar or the restaurant despite the menu indicating otherwise, and for the slightly high cos...

When I booked the hotel they offered me a complimentary pick up from the airport which was great. The pick up was on time and I was greeted well at the hotel. The staff did everything to try to make my stay good and were happy to sit and chat to me about my stay and how they could make it better. The location is great and walking distance to Thamel and shops, bars an...

I came during the monsoon time. Then Kathmandu is not too hot, although humid. I decided to try out the non-AC, shared bathroom part of this 3-star hotel and I found it good enough. The room is still big enough with a desk. It has a powerful fan and windows opening on opposite sides to get some breeze through. The shower and bathroom are just outside the room in the co...

I was very pleased with my stay. The hotel had recently been renovated and is modern and smart. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The hotel location is good - there are many restaurants in the hotel and up the road and it is a short walk from Thamel. Good breakfasts.

By far the best of the three 4-5 star Kathmandu hotels we stayed in during our trip to Nepal. Beautifully remodeled traditional Tibetan guesthouse in a quiet neighborhood just a 5-minute walk down a shop-lined street to the Boudhanath stupa. The staff is lovely and very knowledgeable; ask them for their recommendations! Our rate included breakfast, which was delicious ...

If you’re looking for a hotel to stay in Boudhanath, Kathmandu, LOOK NO FURTHER THAN HOTEL GHANGRI. Perhaps you feel that you should stay right around the stupa. After my 18-day stay, I would advise against it. Ghangri Boutique Hotel is only a couple of blocks away from the stupa and in exchange, you will have an AIR CONDITIONED ROOM, NO MOSQUITOS, NO BARKING DOGS AT N...

I booked this place for 4 nights a couple of years ago after trying other hotels in the Thamel area and decided that this was by far the best of them all. Stayed here again a total of 7 nights on my 4 week holiday in Nepal earlier this month and once again was not disappointed. It really is a haven of peace and tranquillity in the chaos that can be Thamel. As the nam...

The Arts hotel the best hotel in Themal are becouse bear of all thing (ATM).Bank.shoping.and also the staf are very very freindly and the General Manger to solve any problem imdatly. The room its very very clean and the service room also good last when you came to Nepal and stay in this hotel

when we entered into the resort, we thought, what kind of place is this. but when we went towards our room, by seeing the walkway, lots and lots of trees and lush green surroundings, felt really relaxed. this hotel is away from the noise pollution of traffic and you can enjoy your stay with peace. Staff is very friendly and helpful. I am going to book myself for the sa...

1. All the staff & manager are very welcoming and helpful. 2. Room is very clean and spacious. 3. Located in a very strategic place. It's not in the middle of Thamel, hence quiet & calm, yet it takes only 3 minutes of walk to reach the heart of Thamel. 4. Breakfast buffet has a good spread and very tasty. We loved our short stay at this hotel. We wish we could stay th...

Staying at Yamba Traditional House and meeting Pradeep was a great pleasure! The building itself is beautifully restored and the location in Patan is ideal. It's much less hectic than central Kathmandu and just around the corner from Patan Durbar Square, one of the best cultural sites in the city. We had so much fun people watching and sipping masala tea in the surroun...

I stayed at hotel yechu for a night, was very happy with operations at hotel yechu. I was very impressed with friendly staff, peaceful location. The hot water service, wifi and electricity was running smooth. The room itself was very comfortable with nice beds, complimentary toiletries. The complimentary tea service was very nice during the cold winter day. There is al...

My husband has decided he will stay at this hotel every time he visits Kathmandu. The reason behind it is the excellent staff and the location. The hotel is just at the beginning of Thamel, hence walking distance to all the popular pubs, cafes, shops and the Garden of Dreams. But at the same time, since its just at the beginning of Thamel, the main traffic and noise of...

View is best in winter. Room aren't super spacious but okay. Facilities, service and hotel staff are super. Food is amazing. Hotel is clean. The area is well..remote and obviously a hilly walk to the shops. Cabs know the place and road pretty well so not really a risky road even if it looks like it. Loved my experience.
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Clean, quiet and comfortable. More three star than four star by international standards but a nice place to stay nevertheless and I would stay there again. Nice little garden out back and the hotel is at the end of a quiet road. Internet WiFi was not good, single room was rather small but the twin bed rooms are quite spacious
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The hotel is located in nice place, not far from crowded area. Transports and everything is near by. Hotel people are also nice to guide you for your trip. I was there for one night with my 9 years old Son, hotel upgraded my room. The only thing that not match with the hotel as called 5 star is its swimming pool. Its quality, services, maintenance, amenities and manage...

The Hyatt is located close to the airport, which was the main reason for our choice as we had a dawn Everest flight the following morning. We spent the evening in the casino which was great fun and thoroughly enjoyed the stay. It was incredibly cheap (booked through agoda) for a 5* star hotel.

The hotel is in a great location, quite close to Thamel area. The staff are friendly and helpful but it does not have the 5 star appeal of other hotels we have stayed at. There was plenty of choice for breakfast and the Indian restaurant was excellent. The pool and surrounding area is pleasant with a good bar area serving food. The room service staff added extra base c...

This property spanning around 22 acres in the most perfect location outside of Kathmandu pampers all of the senses from the visual to the sublime. The staff is outstanding, the rooms encompass gorgeous views, and the food is some of the best in the world. Activities abound like a hike to the local farm, yoga, meditation, painting, spa, Pottery, or just lounging in one ...

This has to be one of the most memorable experiences I've had. The place is a magical winter land just without the snow. It's everything you would expect from a hill resort. The hotel has gardens, flowers, swings, pool, hot tub, spa, colors, lemongrass incense everywhere to the point even the bed sheets smell of it while you sleep at night. Each room has a balcony with...

our family of five recently stayed here and upon check-in the staff told us connecting rooms were not available even though i'd contacted the hotel prior to arrival stating this is what we needed since we had small children. the staff were very accommodating in working with us to find a larger room and moving two cots into it so that we could all be in one room. very...

A lovely, stately hotel with a nice garden, outdoor pool and decent gym. There was also a tennis court though we didn't end up using it. Breakfast was nice, the lobby bar was cute, people were lovely, and there were some good local restaurants and shops within walking distance.

An oasis in the midst of the hustle and bustle Kathmandu, great atmosphere, great decor. 3 great restaurants in the adjustment garden/Art Gallery. And we are also very glad to rediscover the great art of hotel concierge that's lost in a lot of 5 star hotels, in Baber Mahal Vilas Kathmandu. A superb experience. Thank you so much.

We arrived on time but waited for two hours because the local agent of Agoda in Kathmandu didn't make the booking/reservation on Crown Plaza's site. Crown Plaza was saying that they cannot view our booking coz it was not appearing in their system. We waited and they served us with refreshment while waiting. The view outside the hotel is breathtaking. Plus the interiors...

I booked the room for $10.69. When arriving was told it was $17 with tax and it was late and had no other options. Place was not clean bathroom hair in drai and filthy shower curtain so I did not shower. Asked about airport taxi for next day and was told 300 - 400 rps. Next morning manager offered ride and when arriving at airport demanded 2000 reps. What appeared to ...
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What are the best hotels in Bagmati near Boudhanath Stupa?
Verified travelers to Bagmati who stayed near Boudhanath Stupa have given top reviews to Suva Hotel, Hotel Norbu Sangpo and Hotel Smart Durbar.
What are the best hotels in Bagmati near Swayambhunath Temple?
Verified travelers to Bagmati who stayed near Swayambhunath Temple have given top reviews to Be Here Now Guest House, Redstone Regency Hotel and hotel yog - Budget Backpacker Stay With Yoga in Thamel, Kathmndu.
What are the best hotels in Bagmati near Thamel?
Verified travelers to Bagmati who stayed near Thamel have given top reviews to Thabahil Chhen, Harsha Boutique Hotel and Hotel Next Home.
What are the most popular hotels in Bagmati?
Some of our most popular hotels in Bagmati are Flock Kathmandu, Hotel Nepalaya and Dom Himalaya Hotel.
What are the best hotels in Bagmati for couples?
Hotels in Bagmati that are highly rated by couples include Flock Kathmandu, Dom Himalaya Hotel and Hotel Crowne Imperial.
What are the best hotels in Bagmati for families?
Hotels in Bagmati that are highly rated by families include Dom Himalaya Hotel, Hotel Crowne Imperial and Hotel Mega & Apartment.
What hotels in Bagmati have the best views?
Verified travelers to Bagmati have given top reviews for the views at Hotel Mystic Mountain, Rest Up Kathmandu Hostel and Hotel at the End of the Universe.
What hotels in Bagmati have the best breakfast?
Verified travelers to Bagmati have given top reviews for the breakfast at Hotel Vintage Home1, Langtang View Nagarkot Bed & Breakfast and Hotel Himalayan Villa - Nagarkot .
What are the best cities in Bagmati to stay in?
Popular cities among travelers staying in Bagmati include Kathmandu, Nagarkot and Baluwapati Deupur.

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Discover the Allure of Bagmati Nepal
Bagmati, a striking region in Nepal, is a treasure trove of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Nestled amidst the stunning backdrop of the Himalayas, this area offers a perfect blend of adventure, spirituality, and history. From the majestic peaks to the serene rivers, Bagmati is a paradise for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike. The region is home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, making it an essential stop for anyone looking to immerse themselves in Nepal's vibrant culture.
One of the most captivating aspects of Bagmati is its diverse landscape. The lush greenery, rolling hills, and picturesque valleys provide a stunning setting for outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and bird-watching. The area around Nagarkot is particularly famous for its breathtaking sunrise views over the Himalayas, drawing countless visitors eager to witness the spectacle. Additionally, Bagmati is rich in spiritual significance, featuring iconic landmarks like the Boudhanath Stupa and Pashupatinath Temple, which attract pilgrims and tourists alike.
Beyond its natural and spiritual allure, Bagmati boasts a lively atmosphere filled with friendly locals, bustling markets, and delectable cuisine. The region's vibrant culture is showcased through its festivals, traditional crafts, and warm hospitality. Whether you're wandering through the streets of Kathmandu or exploring the tranquil beauty of Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park, the charm of Bagmati is sure to leave a lasting impression on every traveler.
When to Experience the Magic of Bagmati
The best time to visit Bagmati, Nepal, largely depends on the type of experience you seek. Generally, the region enjoys a mild climate, making it a year-round destination. However, the peak tourist seasons are during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These months offer pleasant temperatures and clear skies, ideal for trekking and sightseeing. Spring showcases blooming rhododendrons, while autumn provides stunning views of the Himalayas.
During the summer months (June to August), Bagmati experiences monsoon rains, which can make trekking challenging but also brings lush greenery and fewer crowds. If you prefer a quieter experience, consider visiting during this period. Winter (December to February) can be quite cold, especially in higher altitudes, but it offers a unique charm with snow-capped mountains and a serene atmosphere. Just be prepared for chilly nights and occasional snowfall.
Additionally, experiencing local festivals can enhance your visit. Major celebrations like Dashain and Tihar occur in the autumn, showcasing vibrant cultural displays, traditional music, and delicious food. Planning your trip around these events can provide a deeper insight into the local culture and traditions of Bagmati.
Essential Travel Tips for Bagmati Adventures
Before embarking on your Bagmati adventure, it's crucial to familiarize yourself with local customs and etiquette to ensure a respectful and enjoyable experience. Nepali culture places a strong emphasis on hospitality, so greeting locals with a warm smile and a friendly "Namaste" goes a long way. Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites, as this shows respect for local traditions.
Safety is another important consideration. Bagmati is generally safe for travelers, but it's wise to stay vigilant, particularly in crowded areas. Keep your belongings secure and be cautious when using public transport. It’s advisable to carry a small first-aid kit for minor injuries or ailments, and always have some cash on hand, as not all places accept credit cards.
When packing for your trip, consider the activities you plan to engage in. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring the diverse terrain, while lightweight clothing is ideal for the warmer months. If trekking, bring layers to accommodate for changing weather conditions. Don’t forget essentials like a reusable water bottle, sunscreen, and a power bank for your electronic devices, ensuring you stay connected and prepared throughout your journey.
Finding Your Perfect Stay in Bagmati
Bagmati offers a wide range of accommodations to suit every traveler's needs and budget. From luxurious hotels to cozy guesthouses, there are plenty of options to choose from. For those seeking a touch of elegance, the Dom Himalaya Hotel provides stunning views and top-notch amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay. Guests rave about the fantastic services and friendly staff, making it a popular choice among travelers.
If you're looking for a more homely atmosphere, the Kathmandu Village House is an excellent option. With spacious and clean rooms, this guesthouse is known for its welcoming staff and delightful breakfast offerings. Travelers have praised its great location, which makes it easy to explore nearby attractions.
For those on a budget, the Hotel Nepalaya offers comfortable accommodations without breaking the bank. Reviews highlight the friendly staff and delicious breakfast, perfect for fueling your adventures in Bagmati. Another affordable choice is the Hotel Crowne Imperial, where guests appreciate the clean and well-maintained rooms, making it a reliable option for budget-conscious travelers.
Why Choose Agoda for Your Bagmati Stay
Booking your accommodations in Bagmati through Agoda comes with a multitude of advantages that enhance your travel experience. With a user-friendly platform, Agoda offers a seamless booking process that allows you to browse through a diverse selection of hotels, guesthouses, and resorts, ensuring you find the perfect fit for your needs. Whether you’re seeking luxury or budget-friendly options, Agoda’s extensive listings cater to every type of traveler.
One of the standout features of Agoda is its competitive pricing. The platform often provides exclusive deals and discounts, enabling you to secure the best rates on your chosen accommodations. This means you can enjoy more of what Bagmati has to offer without stretching your budget. Plus, with Agoda’s price match guarantee, you can book with confidence knowing you’re getting the best price available.
Agoda also prioritizes customer satisfaction, offering a wealth of reviews and ratings from previous guests. This transparency helps you make informed decisions about where to stay, ensuring that your experience meets or exceeds your expectations. Moreover, Agoda’s customer service is readily available to assist you with any inquiries or issues that may arise during your booking process or stay, providing peace of mind as you explore the wonders of Bagmati.
Getting Around Bagmati with Ease
Exploring Bagmati is a delightful adventure, and understanding the transportation options available can make your journey even more enjoyable. Public transport in the region is quite accessible, with a network of buses and microbuses connecting major attractions. These local buses are an economical way to travel, and they provide a unique opportunity to experience the daily life of the locals. Just be prepared for a bit of a crowd during peak hours!
Taxis are another popular option for getting around Bagmati. They are widely available and can be hailed on the street or booked through apps. It’s advisable to negotiate the fare before starting your journey, as most taxis do not have meters. For a more local experience, consider hiring a cycle rickshaw, especially for short distances. This eco-friendly mode of transport allows you to soak in the sights at a leisurely pace while supporting local drivers.
If you're looking to explore the scenic beauty surrounding Bagmati, renting a scooter or a bicycle can be an excellent choice. This gives you the freedom to venture off the beaten path and discover hidden gems at your own pace. Just ensure you have a valid license and are comfortable navigating the local traffic. For those who prefer guided experiences, many tour operators offer day trips that include transportation, taking the hassle out of planning your itinerary.
Unforgettable Activities to Experience in Bagmati
Bagmati is brimming with activities that cater to every interest, ensuring that your visit is packed with unforgettable experiences. For adventure enthusiasts, the Nagarkot Downhill Mountain Biking Trek is a must-do. This exhilarating ride takes you through stunning landscapes and offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas, making it a favorite among thrill-seekers. If you prefer a more leisurely pace, the Kathmandu Full Day UNESCO Heritage Sites Exploration Tour allows you to soak in the rich history and culture of the region while visiting iconic sites such as the Boudhanath Stupa and Kathmandu Durbar Square.
For those seeking a unique experience, the Bungamati & Khokana Exploration offers a glimpse into traditional Nepali village life. These charming villages are known for their ancient architecture and rich cultural heritage, providing a stark contrast to the bustling city life of Kathmandu. Walking through the narrow streets, you’ll encounter friendly locals and have the opportunity to sample authentic local cuisine.
Thrill-seekers will not want to miss the chance to try bungee jumping in Nepal, one of the most exhilarating experiences you can have in Bagmati. With stunning views and an adrenaline rush like no other, it’s an experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories. For those who prefer hiking, the Nagarkot Day Hike is a fantastic option that combines stunning views with a chance to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the region.
Shop Local in Bagmati
Shopping in Bagmati is an exciting adventure, offering a chance to bring home unique souvenirs and experience the vibrant local culture. The bustling markets are filled with colorful stalls selling everything from handcrafted jewelry to traditional textiles. Thamel, one of the most popular shopping districts in Kathmandu, is a great place to start. Here, you can find a variety of shops offering local handicrafts, clothing, and trekking gear. Don’t forget to haggle a bit; it’s part of the fun!
For those looking for authentic local crafts, the Ason Bazaar is a treasure trove of spices, herbs, and traditional items. This market is not only a shopping destination but also a sensory experience, where the aromas of spices fill the air and the vibrant colors of various products catch your eye. It’s a great place to immerse yourself in the local culture while picking up some unique gifts.
Art lovers should not miss the opportunity to explore the local art galleries, which showcase the work of talented Nepali artists. From traditional Thangka paintings to contemporary art, these galleries provide insight into the rich artistic heritage of the region. Purchasing a piece of art not only supports local artists but also gives you a beautiful reminder of your time in Bagmati.
Nature's Wonders in Bagmati
Bagmati's natural beauty is nothing short of breathtaking, offering a variety of outdoor attractions that beckon nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. The Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park is a must-visit destination, featuring lush forests, diverse wildlife, and serene hiking trails. This park is perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in nature. The trails vary in difficulty, making it suitable for both casual walkers and seasoned trekkers. Keep an eye out for the park's rich birdlife, as it's a haven for birdwatchers!
Another gem is Phulchoki, the highest hill surrounding the Kathmandu Valley. A hike to the summit rewards you with panoramic views of the Himalayas and a chance to explore the diverse flora and fauna along the way. The trail is well-marked, and it’s common to encounter local hikers and families enjoying the great outdoors. For a more tranquil experience, visit Kamalpokhari, a beautiful pond surrounded by lush greenery, perfect for picnics and relaxation.
Naag Pokhari is another serene spot where you can unwind and soak in the natural surroundings. This peaceful area is ideal for a leisurely stroll or simply enjoying the view. The combination of nature and tranquility makes it a great place to recharge after a day of exploring the bustling markets and cultural sites of Bagmati.
Immerse Yourself in Bagmati's Rich History and Culture
Bagmati is steeped in history and culture, with its roots tracing back thousands of years. The region is home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites that showcase its architectural brilliance and spiritual significance. One of the most iconic landmarks is the Boudhanath Stupa, one of the largest stupas in the world. This magnificent structure is a center of Tibetan Buddhism and a must-visit for anyone looking to delve into the spiritual side of Bagmati. The atmosphere around the stupa is vibrant, with prayer flags fluttering in the wind and the sound of chanting monks creating a serene ambiance. Visitors can explore the numerous monasteries surrounding the stupa, offering a glimpse into the daily lives of the monks.
Another significant site is the Pashupatinath Temple, a sacred Hindu temple complex located on the banks of the Bagmati River. This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and attracts thousands of pilgrims and tourists each year. The architecture is stunning, with intricate carvings and a beautifully decorated pagoda-style roof. Observing the rituals and ceremonies performed here can be a profound experience, providing insight into the spiritual practices of the local people. Nearby, the Kathmandu Durbar Square showcases the historical richness of the region, featuring ancient palaces, courtyards, and temples that reflect the artistic heritage of the Malla kings.
Exploring Bagmati's cultural scene also involves engaging with the local festivals. Celebrations such as Dashain and Tihar are vibrant displays of traditional music, dance, and food, offering visitors a chance to experience the local customs firsthand. The rich tapestry of culture in Bagmati is not just confined to its historical sites; it extends to the daily lives of its people, their crafts, and their cuisine, making it a fascinating destination for history buffs and culture enthusiasts alike.
Family-Friendly Fun in Bagmati
Bagmati is an excellent destination for families, offering a variety of attractions and activities that cater to visitors of all ages. One of the top spots for family fun is the Garden of Dreams, a beautifully restored historic garden in the heart of Kathmandu. This tranquil oasis features lush greenery, fountains, and pavilions, making it a perfect place for families to relax and enjoy a picnic. Children can run around freely, and parents can unwind in the serene environment, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Another family-friendly attraction is the National Botanical Gardens, located at the base of Phulchoki Hill. This expansive garden showcases a diverse range of plant species, with well-marked paths that make it easy to explore. Kids can enjoy educational experiences while discovering various plants and flowers, and there are plenty of open spaces for them to play. The gardens also provide stunning views of the surrounding hills, making it a scenic spot for family photos.
For a bit of adventure, families can head to Champions Futsal, where kids can engage in fun and energetic soccer games. This facility is designed for family entertainment, with options for various age groups and skill levels. Whether it's a casual game or a more competitive match, it's a great way for families to bond while enjoying the outdoors. With so many options, Bagmati ensures that families can create unforgettable memories together.
Festivals and Events That Bring Bagmati to Life
Bagmati is alive with festivals and events that showcase the region's rich cultural heritage. The major festival, Dashain, is celebrated with great enthusiasm and marks the victory of good over evil. During this time, families come together to honor their ancestors, exchange gifts, and feast on traditional dishes. The atmosphere is festive, with vibrant decorations and rituals taking place throughout the region. Visitors can witness the grandeur of the celebrations, which include processions, music, and dance, providing a unique opportunity to experience the local culture.
Tihar, also known as the festival of lights, is another significant event that captivates both locals and tourists. During this five-day celebration, families honor animals like crows, dogs, and cows, symbolizing their importance in Nepali culture. The highlight of Tihar is the lighting of oil lamps and colorful decorations that illuminate homes and streets. Visitors can join in the festivities, enjoy traditional sweets, and take part in the joyous atmosphere that envelops Bagmati during this special time.
Throughout the year, Bagmati hosts various cultural events, including art exhibitions, music festivals, and traditional dance performances. These events provide insight into the local customs and artistic expressions of the region. Engaging with these celebrations allows visitors to connect with the community, making their trip to Bagmati even more enriching and memorable.
Transportation Insights for a Smooth Journey
Getting around Bagmati is straightforward, thanks to its well-established transportation options. Public buses are a popular choice for both locals and tourists. They connect major attractions and neighborhoods, providing an affordable way to explore the region. While the buses can get crowded, they offer a glimpse into the daily lives of the locals and are an adventure in themselves. For those who prefer a more comfortable option, taxis are readily available throughout Bagmati. They can be hailed on the street or booked through mobile apps, making it easy to navigate the area without the hassle of public transport.
For a unique experience, consider renting a bicycle or scooter. This allows travelers to explore at their own pace, discovering hidden gems and scenic routes that may not be accessible by larger vehicles. The roads around Bagmati are generally safe for cycling, and it’s a great way to enjoy the fresh air while taking in the stunning landscapes. Always remember to wear a helmet and adhere to local traffic rules for a safe experience.
If you prefer guided tours, many operators offer transportation as part of their packages, taking the stress out of planning your itinerary. These tours often include knowledgeable guides who can provide valuable insights into the history and culture of the sites you visit. Whether you choose public transport, taxis, or guided tours, getting around Bagmati is an enjoyable part of the travel experience.
Practical Information for Your Bagmati Trip
When planning a trip to Bagmati, it’s essential to have practical information at your fingertips. First, ensure you have the necessary travel documents, including a valid passport and visa, which can be obtained upon arrival for many nationalities. It’s advisable to check the latest visa requirements before your trip to avoid any surprises. Health-wise, it’s recommended to consult with a healthcare professional regarding vaccinations and medications, especially if you plan to trek in remote areas.
Local customs play a significant role in the culture of Bagmati. Respecting traditions is important, especially when visiting religious sites. Dress modestly and remove shoes before entering temples. Learning a few basic Nepali phrases can also enhance your experience, as locals appreciate any effort to communicate in their language. Additionally, it’s wise to familiarize yourself with local tipping customs; while not mandatory, tips are appreciated in restaurants and for services.
Lastly, staying connected is crucial during your travels. Many cafes and hotels offer free Wi-Fi, and purchasing a local SIM card can provide you with affordable data access. This makes it easy to navigate, stay in touch with friends and family, and share your experiences on social media. With these practical tips in hand, you’ll be well-prepared for your adventure in Bagmati.
Local Culinary Delights to Savor in Bagmati
Bagmati’s culinary scene is a delightful mix of flavors and traditions, offering an array of dishes that reflect the region's rich culture. One must-try dish is Dal Bhat, a traditional meal consisting of lentil soup served with rice and various vegetables. This hearty meal is a staple in Nepali households and is often enjoyed with pickles and meat curry, making it a fulfilling dining experience. Many local restaurants serve this dish, allowing visitors to taste authentic flavors while enjoying the warm hospitality of the locals.
For those with a sweet tooth, Sel Roti is a popular treat not to be missed. This traditional rice-based doughnut is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, often enjoyed during festivals and special occasions. Pair it with a cup of Masala Chai for a delightful afternoon snack. Street vendors offer this delicacy, providing a great opportunity to indulge in local flavors while exploring the bustling streets of Bagmati.
Don’t forget to explore the vibrant food markets, where you can find an abundance of fresh produce, spices, and local delicacies. Trying street food such as Chaat or Moments—a type of dumpling filled with meat or vegetables—can be a fun and adventurous way to experience the local cuisine. With so many culinary delights to savor, Bagmati promises a gastronomic journey that will tantalize your taste buds.
Unique Experiences to Make Your Trip Memorable
Bagmati offers a plethora of unique experiences that can add a special touch to your visit. One such experience is participating in a traditional cooking class, where you can learn to prepare authentic Nepali dishes. These classes often take place in local homes, providing a personal touch and allowing you to connect with the culture on a deeper level. You’ll not only learn about the ingredients and techniques but also gain insights into the stories behind each dish.
For those interested in art and craftsmanship, visiting local artisans can be a rewarding experience. Many craftsmen in Bagmati specialize in traditional crafts, such as pottery, weaving, and wood carving. Observing their techniques and perhaps trying your hand at creating something yourself can be a memorable addition to your trip. Some workshops even offer the chance to create your own souvenirs, which can be a wonderful way to bring a piece of Bagmati home with you.
Lastly, consider taking part in a local festival or community event if your visit coincides with one. Engaging with the local community during these celebrations allows for a genuine cultural immersion. Whether it’s dancing, singing, or simply enjoying the festivities, these experiences will create lasting memories of your time in Bagmati.






































