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Rock Climbing in Kathmandu: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

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Rock climb among the king mountains and ascend the Himalayan heights

The historic city of Kathmandu is guarded by rugged and rocky giants. It is the gateway to the Himalayas and the perfect natural playground for rock climbing. Soaked in ancient cultures and thriving mountainous communities, climbing here offers incredible rewards besides the climbs. Visit between the months of September and May for ideal rock climbing conditions.

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FAQs: Rock Climbing in Kathmandu

What should I know about Rock Climbing Kathmandu?

The landlocked nation of Nepal is located in South Asia, mostly upon the high Himalayan mountain range. It borders China to the north and India to the east, south and west. Within the territory of the country, it is home to eight of the world’s top ten tallest mountains in the world, including Mount Everest, which at 8,848 meters, is the highest point on Earth. The largest city is Kathmandu, which is also the capital of the multi-ethnic, religious and cultural nation.

Why should I choose Kathmandu for my Rock Climbing adventure?

Home of kings

This part of the world is home to eight of the world’s top ten tallest mountains. Nepal offers dream terrain for spectacular rock climbing. And with such monumental mountainside to explore and experience, the steep and challenging slopes are perfect for rock climbing for those already familiar with the skills. Places like Bimal Nagar, with incredible rock walls, and Hattiban, are just some of the best spots.

Spectacular wildlife

Kathmandu may be home to around one million people but it’s also rich and diverse when it comes to wildlife. Surrounded by large chunks of national park for protecting diversity, you can discover a wealth of wildlife. The Bengal fox and tiger, snow leopard, the one horned rhinoceros, and Tibetan wolf. Some are even unique and rare to the region, like the spiny babbler bird in the Kathmandu Valley.

City of Temples

Kathmandu is nicknamed the City of Temples due to its large collection of sacred sites. It is home to the oldest pagoda, called Pashupatinath, and stands 1,400 meters above sea level within the Kathmandu Valley. The sacred city lies at the core of Nepali history and culture, and is home to a bundle of UNESCO sites. Kathmandu is also the gateway to the Himalayan mountains.

What can I expect from the weather during my Rock Climbing trip in Kathmandu?

Kathmandu receives a temperate climate, with its higher altitude regions have a subtropical highland climate.

Which language is predominantly spoken in the Kathmandu region?

Nepali, as well as a number of regional languages including Sherpa and Tamang.

What currency is accepted around Kathmandu?

Nepalese rupee.

What's the country code for the Kathmandu region?

+977.

When is the best time to travel to Kathmandu for Rock Climbing?

Visit between the months of September and May for ideal rock climbing conditions.

What people are saying about Rock Climbing | Kathmandu

Mark

Mr. Jyamchang Bhote was amazing. Very skilled and very patient. Had all the equipment we needed. Great spot for training. Definitely worth the money.

Caspian

Tshering was so great and informative. Very nice personal day out. He made sure everything was great and that we enjoyed ourselves! :)

Pieter

Thanks for the email. After the initial confusion, climbing was great and Sonam was an amazing guide! Both Eveline and myself had a wonderful time and wish we could have kept climbing! Thanks for making our trips to Nepal even more unforgettable!!

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