Nagarkot Around The Kathmandu Valley, Nepal Travel Guide
These shoulder seasons bring pleasant weather, but mornings and evenings remain cool.
Winter is cold and dry, with potential for light snowfall. Monsoon brings heavy rain and humidity.
Waterproof hiking boots or Sturdy walking shoes with good grip are recommended for trails around Nagarkot, especially if uneven or muddy.
Comfortable walking shoes or sturdy Sandals suit exploring the village and hotel grounds.
During monsoon, waterproof shoes or quick-drying Sandals are needed.
Nepal is a conservative country. Modest clothing shows respect for local culture, especially when visiting religious sites or interacting with local communities.
Nepal uses Type D and Type G electrical outlets. The standard voltage is 230V at 50Hz. Mobile phones operate on a GSM network.
Leverage technology for a smoother trip.
Obtain a SIM card at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) upon arrival or at official stores in Kathmandu. You will need your passport and a passport-sized photograph to purchase one.
Nagarkot brings incredible landscapes. A camera with good wide-angle capabilities is handy for panoramic shots. A GoPro Hero12 Black is also a great choice. Bring extra batteries and memory cards.
Use a Travel document organizer to keep all your important documents in one place. An RFID blocking travel wallet protects credit card information.
A well-stocked personal health kit gets you ready for minor ailments and aids continued well-being.
Carry all prescription medications in their original packaging with clear labels. Bring enough for your entire trip plus a few extra days. Carry a doctor's note or a copy of your prescription, especially for controlled substances. This prevents issues at customs.
Nagarkot is a popular spot for short walks and longer hikes.
Nagarkot brings incredible landscapes to capture.
Small additions make a difference in daily convenience.
Reducing your environmental footprint marks a positive step.
Even in shoulder seasons, mornings and evenings are chilly. Always have extra warm layers.
Handy for walking in the dark, especially off the main road or for early morning walks to viewpoints.
If you have specific brands or types of outdoor clothing/gear you prefer, bring them. Quality equipment can be expensive locally.
A Small towel (quick-drying microfiber) comes in handy for various situations.
Pack light, but smart. Lay out all your items and eliminate anything non-essential.
Roll clothes to maximize space and lessen wrinkles.
