Nepal Pilgrimage Tour Package

Clothes shopping in Kathmandu is an unconditional must. The stuff you can shop for is boundless. Thamel is the centre for all shopping. You will find the whole kit and caboodle, from handiwork to metallic works, from paperwork to garments here. You can even go shopping at a mall. The local handicrafts and antiques are famous all over the world, and the handwoven clothes of the area are intricate and good-looking. On your shopping errand, you should buy Pashmina and Cashmere shawls.

Kathmandu is not broadly known for its assortment of choices when it comes to nightspots. That said, it does have an insufficient choice if you are watching out for a place to chill out at and consume a few drinks. A huge assortment of cocktails and beverages, DJs and live enactments, and an intricate atmosphere make this a must-visit if it is a festivity you are watching out for.

Nepali is the certified dialectal language of the nation and is vocalized far and wide in the country. On the other hand, there is a noteworthy population, which can cognize a reasonable bit of Hindi. Those dealing with travellers every so often have hand-picked a few English words as well.

Undoubtedly, the most celebrated food you will find here is momos, a local dumpling. It can be steamed or deep-fried, stuffed with chicken or veggies. The cookeries on offer are a blend of Tibetan and Indian, with a decent amount of diversity accessible for both. Thamel has more than a few restaurants of many diverse cuisines, reaching out from local to Indian to oriental to even European.

Some of the most loved street food of Nepal are as follows:

• Momos
• Chatamari 
• Choila 
• Maas Ko Baara
• Sekuwa 
• Thukpa 
• Aloo Chop
• Dal Bhat
• Tingmo and Aloo Phingsha
• Juju Dhau
• Lakhamari
• Yomari 
• Lassi