Kathmandu Valley
MARCH – APRIL
Spring and autumn bring clear skies, comfortable temperatures, and the valley's most celebrated festivals, including Dashain and Tihar in autumn and Holi in spring.
The Himalayas are just the beginning.
Nepal sits at the intersection of the ancient and the extraordinary. The Kathmandu Valley alone holds more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than many entire countries, medieval temple squares, living goddess traditions, and centuries of Newari artistry that has endured remarkably intact. Beyond the valley, Pokhara offers a serene lakeside counterpoint; Chitwan's dense lowland forests harbour rhinoceros and tiger; and the great Himalayan peaks, Everest, Annapurna, Langtang, rise with a scale that no photograph can adequately capture.
Nepal rewards those who look beyond the obvious, and for those who choose to walk in the mountains, we design private Himalayan journeys with the care, the quality, and the depth of knowledge the setting truly deserves.
Spring and autumn bring clear skies, comfortable temperatures, and the valley's most celebrated festivals, including Dashain and Tihar in autumn and Holi in spring.
The finest conditions for mountain views and trekking. Skies are clear, trails are at their best, and the Annapurna panorama is at its most dramatic.
The ideal window for wildlife. Cooler, drier months bring animals to the riverbanks and grasslands, making for excellent rhino and tiger sightings.
The two classic trekking windows, pre and post monsoon, offering the clearest mountain views and the most stable conditions on the high-altitude trails.
Spring brings spectacular rhododendron blooms across the hillsides; autumn offers crisp clarity and outstanding Himalayan views.
One of Nepal's rare rain shadow regions, accessible and at its most compelling during the monsoon months, when the rest of the country is wet.
Comfortable temperatures for exploring the birthplace of the Buddha and the remarkable concentration of monasteries and sacred sites that surround it.