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Kathmandu in Food with Cooking Class|Nepal


Duration:4 hour(s)
Free cancellation 3 day(s) prior to experience date
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  • Savor the flavors of Nepal with a guided food tour and cooking class
  • Explore the bustling streets of Kathmandu and the serene city of Pokhara
  • Taste dal bhat, momo, and other traditional dishes with a local guide
  • Learn how to prepare traditional dishes using authentic techniques
  • Sip on chiya, a Nepali milk tea, and try tongba, a warm millet-based drink
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Sightseeing Tours

Tour TypeShared tour
Sightseeing typeTraditional markets, City walking tour
TransportWalking

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Begin your food exploration in Kathmandu, a city where narrow lanes are alive with the scent of spices, sizzling street food, and freshly baked delicacies. Wander through bustling hubs like Asan Bazaar, where colorful stalls display fresh produce, aromatic herbs, lentils, and local snacks, offering a glimpse into the everyday ingredients that define Nepali cuisine.

At the heart of this culinary journey is dal bhat, a nourishing combination of rice, lentil soup, vegetables, pickles, and optional meat curry. Known as the daily “energy meal” of Nepal, it perfectly balances taste and nutrition, making it a must-try for every traveler.

Another highlight is momo—soft dumplings stuffed with vegetables or meat and paired with a spicy dipping sauce. These flavorful bites are a favorite across the country and an essential part of Nepal’s street food culture.

Enhance your experience by joining a hands-on cooking session guided by local chefs. Learn the art of crafting traditional dishes, from shaping sel roti to mastering the blend of spices used in rich curries. This interactive activity ensures you take home not just memories, but authentic culinary skills.

Dive deeper into heritage by discovering the cuisine of the Newar community. A traditional feast like Samay Baji showcases beaten rice, spiced buffalo meat, lentils, eggs, and pickles. More than just a meal, it represents centuries-old customs, rituals, and celebrations.

Beyond the capital, destinations such as Pokhara offer a serene dining atmosphere. Enjoy meals by the lakeside, where restaurants serve both traditional and contemporary dishes. Sample comforting options like thukpa or freshly prepared Tibetan bread, while soaking in scenic mountain views. In rural settings, homestays provide a farm-to-table experience, where meals are prepared using fresh, locally grown ingredients.

More than just a tasting experience, this journey reveals how deeply food is woven into Nepal’s culture. Each dish reflects local traditions, religious influences, and everyday life. Whether sharing a home-cooked meal or enjoying vibrant street food, every moment offers a deeper connection to Nepal’s rich culinary heritage.

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Reminders

  • Not Suitable For: People with food allergies

  • What To Bring: Camera

  • What To Bring: Sunscreen

  • What To Bring: Comfortable clothes

  • What To Bring: Cash

  • What To Bring: Weather-appropriate clothing

  • Know Before You Go: Food in Nepal is deeply connected to festivals, religion, and daily life.

  • Know Before You Go: Dal bhat is the staple meal of Nepal.

  • Know Before You Go: Momo is a popular street food.

  • Know Before You Go: Traditional beverages like chiya and tongba are part of the experience.

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