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Combine daily yoga and meditation with guided sightseeing of Kathmandu’s UNESCO sites and one easy valley hike. This five-day retreat blends movement, culture, and light adventure for all fitness levels.
Combine daily yoga and meditation with guided sightseeing of Kathmandu’s UNESCO sites and one easy valley hike. This five-day retreat blends movement, culture, and light adventure for all fitness levels.
You wake to the low hum of the valley—temple bells, prayer flags stirring, and a city that breathes history. Morning yoga in a quiet hotel courtyard stretches the body; later you step into ancient stone streets where century-old wood carvings watch the flow of life.
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Operated by The Trek Nepal · Kathmandu, Bagmati Province
You wake to the low hum of the valley—temple bells, prayer flags stirring, and a city that breathes history. Morning yoga in a quiet hotel courtyard stretches the body; later you step into ancient stone streets where century-old wood carvings watch the flow of life.
The Kathmandu Valley sits at roughly 1,400 m and contains a concentration of UNESCO-listed monuments: Pashupatinath’s riverbank cremation ghats, Boudhanath’s white stupa crowned in prayer flags, Swayambhunath’s monkey-populated hill, and the finely carved palaces of Patan and Bhaktapur. Geologically the valley is an intermontane basin formed by Himalayan uplift; culturally it’s long been the heart of Newar civilization and a crossroads for Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
This five-day program pairs daily asana and guided meditation with guided half-day sightseeing and one easy day-hike into the nearby foothills (typical ascent 300–600 m depending on route). Expect urban walks over uneven cobbles, short drives between sites, and yoga classes designed for mixed levels led by an experienced instructor. Meals are included and lodging is 2–3 star city hotels.
Practical notes: morning classes are cool—bring layers and a travel mat or towel. The valley sun intensifies by midday; hydrate and carry sunscreen. Respect temple rules (modest dress, no shoes inside shrines) and be prepared for busy streets and friendly street vendors. This retreat balances gentle movement, cultural immersion, and one light hike—a compact way to reset while seeing Kathmandu’s essential sights.
The itinerary includes one easy day-hike in nearby foothills, typically suitable for most participants with stops and manageable elevation gain (roughly 300–600 m).
Yes—classes integrate breathing, asana, and meditation and are designed for mixed levels; instructors offer modifications.
Most nationalities require a tourist visa for Nepal obtainable on arrival or as an e-visa—check current Nepalese immigration requirements before travel.
Wear modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees; remove shoes where indicated and avoid disruptive behavior near religious ceremonies.
The Trek Nepal operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You wake to the low hum of the valley—temple bells, prayer flags stirring, and a city that breathes history. Morning yoga in a quiet hotel courtyard stretches the body; later you step into ancient stone streets where century-old wood carvings watch the flow of life.
You wake to the low hum of the valley—temple bells, prayer flags stirring, and a city that breathes history. Morning yoga in a quiet hotel courtyard stretches the body; later you step into ancient stone streets where century-old wood carvings watch the flow of life.
The Kathmandu Valley sits at roughly 1,400 m and contains a concentration of UNESCO-listed monuments: Pashupatinath’s riverbank cremation ghats, Boudhanath’s white stupa crowned in prayer flags, Swayambhunath’s monkey-populated hill, and the finely carved palaces of Patan and Bhaktapur. Geologically the valley is an intermontane basin formed by Himalayan uplift; culturally it’s long been the heart of Newar civilization and a crossroads for Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
This five-day program pairs daily asana and guided meditation with guided half-day sightseeing and one easy day-hike into the nearby foothills (typical ascent 300–600 m depending on route). Expect urban walks over uneven cobbles, short drives between sites, and yoga classes designed for mixed levels led by an experienced instructor. Meals are included and lodging is 2–3 star city hotels.
Practical notes: morning classes are cool—bring layers and a travel mat or towel. The valley sun intensifies by midday; hydrate and carry sunscreen. Respect temple rules (modest dress, no shoes inside shrines) and be prepared for busy streets and friendly street vendors. This retreat balances gentle movement, cultural immersion, and one light hike—a compact way to reset while seeing Kathmandu’s essential sights.