Visiting Kathmandu, stay in Themel or Nagarkot? [closed]
I am visiting Kathmandu in October and wondering if I should stay in Themel or Nagarkot.
- Themel is more touristy and has more hotels.
- Nagarkot is a bit far, but is more unspoiled.
I would prefer to stay in Nagarkot, but need to know how much extra time/driving I will need to stay in Nagarkot.
Best Answer
Nagarkot sits up in the hills surrounding Kathmandu, about 25 kilometers away. You would be looking at an hour to an hour & a half on average to downtown Kathmandu (maybe more during peak traffic times).
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Is Nagarkot worth visiting?
Nagarkot is a very unique and worth place to visit. October to April is the best time for visiting this place. It offers many adventurous activities also. It is a prominent tourist spot in Nepal and is visited by many tourists as well.How many Days for Nagarkot?
The Nagarkot tour takes about 3 days of hiking but most of the people can go there by a car overnight to see the sunset and sunrise in the morning. The captivating landscapes and hills with the view of the Kathmandu valley and Himalayan ranges are a lifetime memory.Why is Nagarkot famous?
It is known for a sunrise view of the Himalayas including Mount Everest as well as other peaks of the Himalayan range of eastern Nepal. Nagarkot also offers a panoramic view of the Kathmandu Valley. The scenic beauty of the place makes it a very popular hiking route for tourists.Why visit Nagarkot Nepal?
Nagarkot provides a scenic beauty and divine peace far from heat, dust, smoke and city's hustle bustle. Nagarkot is the nearest point from the Kathmandu valley from where on a clear day, the view of Mount Everest can be seen.$100 vs $15 per night hotel room in Nagarkot, Nepal| Expensive \u0026 Budget | PKS VLOG
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An hour's drive from downtown-Kathmandu to Nagarkot is worth the time. Nagarkot provides picturesque views of sunrise and sunset (in a good weather condition); scenery of the unblocked Himalayan range and panoramic views along the way. I definitely would have taken Nagarkot tour. And by the way, it's Thamel; not Themel. No offense.
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