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Book flights from Manchester to Kathmandu to swap an English northern powerhouse for the scented streets and magical countryside of Nepal.
This is a land of shrines and serenity, with hiking trails through glorious mountains that provide a perfect contrast to the mysterious alleyways of the city. Visit the remarkable faces of Buddha at the Monkey Temple, haggle at the energetic markets and admire the incredible Himalayas while in Nepal’s enchanting capital.
Flying from Manchester to Kathmandu: FAQs
Where should I stay in Kathmandu?
There are plenty of fantastic neighbourhoods in Kathmandu, all with their own unique feel. Thamel is full of hotels, bars and restaurants that make it ideal for Durbar Square. Lazimpat is the place to go if you want five-star hotels and luxury shopping, while remaining in close proximity to must-see sights such as the Garden of Dreams.
What food is Kathmandu known for?
Kathmandu offers global food at numerous international restaurants, but also has its own delicious cuisine that combines aspects of Indian and Tibetan flavours. You can sample this in both modest and high-end restaurants, as well as in the bustling street markets. Look out for the ubiquitous Nepalese dumplings called momos and spicy chatamari pancakes, often nicknamed as ‘Nepali pizza’.
Top tips for Manchester to Kathmandu
A sensational square
Those who love the grandeur of Manchester’s Albert Square will be enthralled by Nasal Chowk, a legendary Kathmandu location once used for coronations and lined with wonderfully preserved buildings. Look out for the Narasimha statue that has stood here since 1673, the Panch Mukhi Hanuman Temple with its five tiers and the impressive coronation platform.
Ride a rickshaw
Replace the trams of Manchester with an exhilarating ride in a rickshaw – one of the best ways to explore the streets of Kathmandu. Your driver will weave through the traffic and crowds with the scents of the city wafting past, as you hurtle from landmark to landmark. You can hire one to get from A to B or join a specialist rickshaw tour with knowledgeable guides.